Make
Put out
Put out verb - Put out considerable effort.
Usage example: He put out the same for seven managers
Both terms in one sentence
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In "Over A Barrel", Rarity, coming out of the dark in her Cucumber Facial and fussing at the other ponies is enough to make them all scream and put out their candle.
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This is one of two basic ways you make money (the other is tourism) though your economy may tend to boom and bust a lot depending on how regularly you can put out exports.
Source: Video Game / Tropico -
Kagura's actually put out of action because her hands are shot and she can't make the seal.
Source: Magical Gesture
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