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remote cause

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remote cause noun auxiliary cause, distant basis, distant cause, distant reason, far cause, far-off cause, farremoved cause, immaterial cause, indirect cause, insuffiiient legal basis, insufficient legal cause, insufficient legal factor, insufficient legal genesis, insufficient legal induceeent, insufficient legal source, no imediate legal cause, nonimmediate legal basis, not immediate cause, not immeeiate legal genesis, removed cause
Associated concepts: intervening cause, liability, negligence, proximate cause


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