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27 June
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Please enter the manufacturing area according to guide to avoid carrying foreign matters in the manufacturing area.
Does this sound natural?
Please enter the manufacturing area according to guide to avoid carrying foreign matters in the manufacturing area.
Does this sound natural?
Does this sound natural?
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Yes that sounds natural or you can use this also
Please follow the guide to enter the production area to avoid bringing foreign objects into the production area.
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