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Her necklace is made ____ silver
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Plastic is made _____ oil.
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This sauce is made _____ real pumpkin.
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Legos are made ____ plastic.
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All our food is made _____ love.
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Cake is made _____ flour and eggs.
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Pizza is made _____ flour, tomato and mozzarella
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This dish is made _____ beef, red peppers and herbs.
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They were living in tents made ______ old plastic sheets.
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The earliest canoes were made _____ tree trunks.
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The bridge is made ____ steel beams.
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Spanish 'tortilla' is made _____ potatoes, olive oil, eggs and onion, but some prefer it without onion!
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Believe it or not, this house is made ______ old shipping containers.
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The restaurant's wine glasses are made _____ Bohemian glass.
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This designer makes bags ________ old jeans.
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Cheese is made _____ milk.
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My desk is made ____ wood and iron.
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Her reports are always made _____ care.
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This pie was made _____ our own apples.
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She is wearing a necklace made ____ pearls.
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These candle-holders are made _____ wine bottles.
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Wine is made _____ grapes.
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Paper is made _____ trees.
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Their rings aren't made ____ gold.
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Our new products are made _____ you in mind.
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Glass is made _____ sand.
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Local people made this bridge _____ bamboo.
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A sandwich is made _____ bread, meat, cheese and veggies.
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These elephant sculptures were made ______ old flip-flops.
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Is sushi always made ____ raw fish or do the Japanese use cooked fish too?
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