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"Ensure you add" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to encourage someone to remember to add something in whatever they are doing. For example, you could write, "Ensure you add the sugar before you put the cake in the oven."
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You can also use the work of others as evidence to back up your own argument – when doing this, ensure you add a footnote to signpost clearly to the reader the original source of the point you are making.
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You can use a measuring cup to ensure you are adding 1/2 cup or 1 cup (118 to 237 ml) of each ingredient at a time, depending upon the size of your dentures and glass.
To ensure you are adding the oil slowly enough, put the oil into a "squeeze bottle" (like those used for mustard or ketchup, with a narrow nozzle) and squeeze it from that into the mixture.
If you have a fax machine, ensure that you add that number, too.
But ResearchGate is important, so ensure you've added a photo and your contact information.
Simply squeeze the cloves from the garlic shell into the pan or into a plate to ensure you avoid adding any of the peeling.
Ensure that the names you add are relevant and useful.
Ensure the salt that you add dissolves in the water.
Overlap as you add the pieces, to ensure that the whole box is covered.
Adding a New Agent or tagging along with an existing Agent Tagging along with an existing agent Choose the right agent, you must be able to do preProcessGet: Ensure The IDs you added were invoked ProcessGet: Where the Data is "GOTTEN" from iDRAC (memory) postProcessGet: Where Data changes are reflected on the GUI preProcessSet: Same as PreProcessGet but invoked only when a SET action happens.
To ensure you have enough liner, add 12 inches (30.5 cm) to the length.
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