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make change (for someone) (for something)

1. to return change [coins] for someone to use for some purpose. Will you please make change for me for the telephone? I will make change for the telephone for you.

2. to return change [coins or bills or both] to someone for paper money. The clerk refused to make change for her for the dollar bill. I will be happy to make change for a ten for you.

See also: change, make

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This survey shows that if people are told how they can reduce their risk of cancer then many of them will make changes. The Link Between Red Meat and Cancer Plus Other Cancer Risks by Stu Pearson / Health, general community Their research found that 96 per cent of companies were planning to make changes to their workplace pension schemes; 68 per cent said they were making changes because they were concerned about risk; 60 per cent needed to reduce cost and 45 per cent were making changes as a result of the 2009 budget. Firms planning pensions cuts; business briefing by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) However, when major city centers such as Toronto, Ontario make changes as instrumental as the ones they have made, they serve as shining examples to other cities around the world that every step toward better energy conservation is a step toward environmental consciousness and cost savings. Lighting Efficiency Improving Cities Using LED Lights by Ben Anton / News, opinion and commentary community	make amends make an appearance make an appointment make an ass of make an entrance make an example of make an exception make an exhibition of make an honest woman of make an impression on make an offer make application make arrangements make arrangements for make arrangements to do make at home make available to make away with make bed make believe make believe that make blood boil make blood run cold make book on make certain of make change make chin music make clear to make common cause make common cause with make cracks about make day make demands of make do and mend make eat crow make ends meet make every effort to do make eyes at make faces make feel small make flesh crawl make for somewhere make free with make friends with make fun of make good make good as make good money make good on make good time make gorge rise	make blunt make bold make bold make bold make bold to ask make book make book make book make book make book on make both ends meet make both ends meet make both ends meet make both ends meet make bow make bow make bow make bow make brief Make Busy Arrangements Make Buy make by mechanical industry make calm make capable make capital make capital out of make captive make captive again make certain make certain of make change make charges against Make Check Turn Make Child Poverty History make chin music Make Chinese Angry make claims upon make clean make clear make clear by examples make clear to make cognizant make comfortable make common cause make common cause make common cause with make common cause with make compatible make compensation make competent make complete make comprehensible make compulsory make concessions make concise make confident make conformable

This survey shows that if people are told how they can reduce their risk of cancer then many of them will make changes.

The Link Between Red Meat and Cancer Plus Other Cancer Risks by Stu Pearson / Health, general community

Their research found that 96 per cent of companies were planning to make changes to their workplace pension schemes; 68 per cent said they were making changes because they were concerned about risk; 60 per cent needed to reduce cost and 45 per cent were making changes as a result of the 2009 budget.

Firms planning pensions cuts; business briefing by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)

However, when major city centers such as Toronto, Ontario make changes as instrumental as the ones they have made, they serve as shining examples to other cities around the world that every step toward better energy conservation is a step toward environmental consciousness and cost savings.

Lighting Efficiency Improving Cities Using LED Lights by Ben Anton / News, opinion and commentary community

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