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"make a section" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to create or form a designated part or division within a larger entity. You can use "make a section" when you want to describe the act of dividing something into smaller parts or creating a designated area within a larger space. For example: - Please make a section in your report for budget analysis. - To organize the books, we need to make sections for each genre. - The carpenter will make a section of the wall for the window. - Can you make a section for employee reviews in the company's handbook?.
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Among them, the F.C.C. has to make a Section 706 report to Congress each year.
Sewell said the stores should "make a section of hot clothes -- not just the juniors stuff, which is all sparkly and rhinestony".
Maybe, some of these missing elements will be discovered if the unions make a section 75 application to the high court in its original jurisdiction.
As chairman, I will address the young person by their first name, and routinely make a section 39 order that prohibits publication of anything that might serve to identify the young person involved.
Make a section for your after school schedule.
Make a section of hair just below the coil.
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Then he made a section for nine, then one for six.
"One architect just made a section of our factory roof flat and put a traditional house on top of it," she says.
The very large amounts we spend on the NHS and on benefits means that making a section of the population more likely to need them is extremely costly to the Treasury".
You can make a Example section below the Steps section by writing === Example ===.
How to make a 2x2 section (replace blue with green) How to make a 2x2 section (replace blue with green) Find two of the green center pieces.
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