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Free sign upThe phrase 'take practices' is not applicable in the English language.
To accurately convey that meaning, the phrase should be written as 'take practice.' For example, "If you want to get better at the piano, you should take practice every day."
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Hence if we take practices as the clusters to be randomised, then neighbouring pharmacies will serve some patients randomised to PC and others randomised to usual care.
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May take practice.
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