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The phrase "a little creativity make" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a little creativity makes" to agree with the singular subject "creativity."
Example: "A little creativity makes a big difference in problem-solving."
Alternatives: "a touch of creativity creates" or "some creativity leads to".
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"Not as a start-up business," Mr. Rosenthal said, "but as a young 29-year-old, as I was at the time, could probably take over a restaurant's lease, invest about $100,000 and with a little creativity make a go of it".
The pen-like plastic extruding system let anyone with a little creativity make fun 3D objects.
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With a little creativity, however, Homer's words can be made to place Priam's city at the site in Turkey.
With a little creativity, he suggested, companies could even build loyalty among their customers and investors for making the effort.
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A little creativity can deface the epidermis of any unsuspecting slumberer and, at the same time, make him the center of attention at any early-morning potluck!
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