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The phrase "also make a serious" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is being done in a serious manner, but it needs additional context or restructuring to be clear.
Example: "We should also make a serious effort to address the issues at hand."
Alternatives: "also take a serious" or "also put in a serious".
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But the expiration would also make a serious dent in income for many households.
In other words, one should not only recognize their capacity for mass murder but also make a serious effort to understand how they think in order to anticipate their next move; we need a new theory of what terrorists want.
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He also made a serious run for councilman about a year ago and claims to have stuck his penis in over 1,500 vaginas.
But I am also making a serious statement or rather asking a serious question," she said.
That comment made the whole room laugh, but Mr. Adimando was also making a serious point.
The Molvania spoof also makes a serious point about the Lonely Planet phenomenon.
"Do you cheat on each other?" But he is also making a serious point.
Shrewd MPs have also made a serious effort to connect with their new members by running "training sessions".
As is the case with many such send-ups, Murray is also making a serious point: everyone has a story and everyone ends up in the grave.
He had a high old time imagining guest appearances by Johnny Marr and reggaeton covers of Thin Lizzy, but also made a serious point about an album that had then taken 12 years to make and reputedly cost $13m.
By this time Marías was part of a group of older writers clustered around Benet, and while his novels expressed youthful exuberance, they also made a serious statement about Spanish literature.
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