Am I correct in saying that there is a difference between anytime and any time?

Show the difference in a sentence for each.

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Anytime is an adverb that can replace or be replaced with "whenever" or "at any time" Please call me anytime. They won't arrive anytime soon. Any time is a noun phrase that is usually used after the preposition at or by itself. Please call at any time. Any time you choose for the appointment is fine.

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