Precipitate

to cause an event to happen (usually a negative connotation); bring about; bring rise to; provoke; trigger

CNBC

CNBC

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Meta’s landmark settlement in its child safety trial will precipitate the most significant change to its social media platforms for teen users ever.

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Popebot

Popebot

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Nonsense precipitate, like running lead,
That slipp'd thro' cracks and zigzags of the head;

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Xenofile

Xenofile

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Why have elites opted for fascism instead of climate action? Because of debt. The entire system is leveraged to the hilt. A debt default in one major economy could precipitate a collapse of the entire world system. Basically, rich elites' fear of socialism is so great they'd rather commit cosmocide.

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