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The phrase "allow you create" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased to include a preposition, such as "to," making it "allow you to create."
Example: "This software will allow you to create stunning graphics with ease."
Alternatives: "permit you to create" or "enable you to create."
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There are plenty of extra features that unless you're a total Toon-Doku nut, you might not use such as the edit mode, which will allow you create and edit images for use in puzzles.
CTO Stevie Clifton added that the new product was inspired by drag-and-drop website builders — in the same way that companies like Squarespace and Weebly allow you to create a website without any coding, Animoto's Marketing Video Builder should allow you create a video without a big production budget or extensive editing skills.
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