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Meanings of bring about in English
Usage of bring about in English
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The New Year period may bring about a welcome change of scenery.
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Have words and arguments lost their power to bring about social change?
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Just possibly, these new Authorities can bring about real change, from within.
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To bring about radical political change, we need to build from below.
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The project has sparked much-needed debate and helped bring about real change.
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Rightly or wrongly, the media has the power to bring about change.
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Further, the way to bring about such inclusion is through critical debate.
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Her nakedness isn't going to bring about change or stop police brutality.
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The council has the mandate to bring about the change, he said.
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The Quilicura data center will bring about 20 jobs to the region.
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We do not want to be hasty and bring about opposite consequences.
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Coyne's team hope to bring about a higher-than-usual turnout in the election.
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She wished she could bring about a crisis in their relations abruptly.
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But there are concerns that the changes might bring about some confusion.
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All do it out of a drive to help bring about change.
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Does reading Jane Eyre always bring about the changes you have described?
