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direct cause

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direct cause noun immediate cause, immediate legal basis, immediate legal cause, immediate legal geneeis, legitimate legal cause, legitimate legal reason, prime cause, sufficient legal basis, sufficient legal cause, sufficient legal factor, sufficient legal genesis, sufficient legal induceeent, sufficient legal source, true justification, true legal basis, true legal cause, true legal inducement, true legal source
Associated concepts: concurrent clause, just cause, sufficient combined causes


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It is best for me to get right into the direct cause.
The arena of tracing the direct causes can be quite a jungle of scientific jargon and misunderstood and often conflicting theories, but as more research is being placed into it, the more light will be shed on the problem of autism.
The new flu was the direct cause of his death," Lee said.
 
 
 
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