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Discover LudwigThe phrase "after make" is not correct and usable in written English as it stands.
It may be intended to refer to a sequence of actions or events, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "You should complete the task after making the necessary preparations."
Alternatives: "following the making of" or "subsequent to making".
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Following the preposition "after," make it "a while".
Chapters serialised in the New York Times and soon after make the paper's number-one slot when the hardback goes on sale.
On the lifetime list of things you might realistically need to accomplish on the same day, going off-roading and then driving at triple-digit speeds probably ranks after "make a papier-mâché bust of George Clinton and then go pole-vaulting".
Publicly listed companies' disclosure isn't perfect, but they typically host conference calls and, fairly soon after, make detailed regulatory filings explaining the logic for a significant sale and often revealing the legal documentation and the process that led to the deal.
After Make the Road by Walking organized a six-month boycott of Minimax, Mr. Cohen agreed to pay $65,000 to eight workers who said that they had not been paid time and a half for overtime even though they often worked 60 hours a week.
After, make this your status because you'd be surprised the memories people hold of you".
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After making the film, I did.
Tighten the brackets after making this adjustment.
Kent retired shortly after making his decision.
Enjoy this cake soon after making.
This is after making billions of dollars.
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