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The phrase "a pie for the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to a pie that is intended for a specific person or group, often in a context where the recipient is implied or previously mentioned.
Example: "I baked a pie for the guests who are arriving later this evening."
Alternatives: "a pie for them" or "a pie for you".
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Before you go and bake a pie for the new neighbor, let's examine the whole situation.
In the world of Cucurbita maxima (Latin for big pumpkin), these monsters are fit for a pie for the Kardashian family.
(Brolin took the part so seriously that he baked a pie for the film's cast and crew every day of filming, working to perfect the moisture content in his dough).
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The Queen comes to the cottage, followed by two vicious vultures, and finds Snow White baking a pie for Grumpy the dwarf.
The grandmother making a pie for her friend the MP: it suggests solid, simple, community values that politicians often hark on about, even though they have little ability actually to promote them.
KP serves up a pie for his first ball of the session and it's smacked for four.
A pie for Passover?
A pie for lazy people?
From the above results, we found that the sufficient risky combinatory genotype was similar to the sufficient cause in Rothman's causal pie model in that a subject must carry sufficient risky combinatory genotypes (component causes) in a gene cluster (a causal pie) for the onset of HT.
After that you can sit back and enjoy a complimentary glass of Cava and a minced pie (for the first 40 who register on this event).
A pie chart for the marital status of the 100 individuals is shown in Figure 2. A histogram is the most common graphical presentation of quantitative data that have been summarized in a frequency distribution.
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