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make an appointment

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make an appointment (with someone)
to schedule a meeting with someone. I made an appointment with the doctor for late today. The professor wouldn't see me unless I made an appointment.
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Pharmacist Hayley McDonald of Davidson Chemist in Burradon, which is contracted by North Tyneside PCT to provide pharmacy services, said: "Think Pharmacy First is great for patients as it gives easier access to treatment for minor ailments without having to make an appointment to see their GP.
I lay with her on her bed, hugged her and told her I loved her, that we would win through together and we'd make an appointment to see her GP.
Customers also have the option of making an appointment for us to visit them at home, using an estate-based surgery or increasingly using the internet to contact us and make an appointment.
 
 
 
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