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Discover Ludwig"to prevent a" is a grammatically correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about an action taken to avoid something happening or to keep something from happening. For example: "The government implemented additional measures to prevent a rise in unemployment."
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– to prevent a market collapse.
We want to prevent a terrorist attack".
And Carson attempts to prevent a murder.
Thomas made a shoestring tackle to prevent a touchdown.
But what can you do to prevent a Greek meltdown?
China has been eager to prevent a similar controversy.
He has also promised changes to prevent a recurrence.
So what can be done to prevent a repeat?
Several were arrested to prevent a breach of the peace.
Mickelson made that putt to prevent a huge momentum swing.
Just like we're working hard to prevent a further attack.
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