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The phrase "make a huge difference to" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to express the impact or significance of something on a particular situation or person. Example: Investing in renewable energy sources can make a huge difference to reducing carbon emissions and mitigating the effects of climate change.
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People like them make a huge difference to the show.
He can make a huge difference to a team".
Praise can make a huge difference to staff's wellbeing.
I cannot make a huge difference to our country alone.
It can make a huge difference to families, because their story is finally acknowledged.
"(But) make no mistake the two boys from Tottenham will make a huge difference to us.
If this works, it will make a huge difference to television.
An award can make a huge difference to the success of a business.
"The cut could make a huge difference to the capacity of opposition parties to operate".
What sounds like a technical point will make a huge difference to high streets.
Campaigning groups believe that the measures will make a huge difference to many families.
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