Sure. This also requires the location where you want the cloned directory and thename of the repository you are going to clone. I will be using "D:\your_location" and "your_repository" as an example:
1. Open Git Bash. Set the current working directory to "D:\your_location".
2. Type git clone and the URL of the repository, then press enter to create the clone:
```
git clone https://github.com/Bob34/your_repository
```
The URL is also shown on the main page of the repository on GitHub.com. Click the button with "Code" above the list of files, and the URL for the repository will be shown.
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