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The phrase "allow the machine to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when giving permission or enabling a machine to perform a specific action or function.
Example: "To optimize performance, you should allow the machine to run its diagnostic tests regularly."
Alternatives: "permit the machine to" or "enable the machine to".
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The next stage would be to allow the machine to initiate the attack itself".
Whether she has the strength to ride the machine rather than allow the machine to ride her remains to be seen.
Process until puréed, adding a little bit of hot water (or more oil) if necessary to allow the machine to do its work.
The backups may not be as efficient as the first-line components, but they allow the machine to keep going even as damage accumulates.
This would, in turn, allow the machine to change temperature, milk type, and whatever else the coffee requires.
Conte is now lobbying state officials for a $14 million upgrade that would allow the machine to run even more realistic tests.
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Traces the route from Wall St. to Battery Park, where a gate had to be opened to allow the machines to paint on a grass oval enclosed by an iron railing.
Some computer systems used in genomic research, for example, use programmable arrays that allow the machines to be customized quickly each time they search for a particular DNA sequence among millions of possible combinations.
"When we allow the machines to massively influence free decisions of democracy I think that we have appeared in a bad science fiction," she added.
This mechanism would allow the machines to adapt to new situations quickly, but it could also result in the entrenchment of certain thought patterns and result in depression in the machines as well.
Undercover captures e-mail and Web sites visited, allowing the machine to be tracked.
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