Face
Face verb - To stand or sit with the face or front toward.
Make for
Make for verb - Cause to happen or to occur as a consequence.
Both terms in one sentence
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The main reason it's just ALMOST is because his face is almost unscarred... aside from a huge scar over the bridge of his nose, which admittedly does make for the "cute but deadly" look.
Source: Good Scars, Evil Scars -
War is no longer so much about hacking apart other people at arm's length or closer, and more advanced weapons tend to make for less in-your-face combat, which takes some of the edge off.
Source: Shell-Shocked Veteran -
This has no effect on how much damage they take, and their enhancements make for a whopping 10 more hit points compared to the rebel soldiers they face.
Source: Video Game / Strife
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