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Meanings of cause widespread in English

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Usage of cause widespread in English
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I hope that Mr O'Toole's revelation will cause widespread concern and debate.
The Irish Times
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It went on to cause widespread damage to parts of southern England
The Guardian
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Heavy snowfalls are continuing to cause widespread disruption throughout the country this morning.
Radio NZ
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Earthquakes above magnitude 6 can cause widespread damage in populated areas.
Reuters
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Global climate change could cause widespread extinction of all sorts of plant and animals.
Wired
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We never want to cause widespread harm, said Fakih, who declined to be photographed.
Reuters
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These are often of extreme violence and cause widespread destruction.
The San Francisco Calamity by Earthquake and Fire
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The ASA said it was unlikely to cause widespread offence.
The Guardian
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The ASA said that given its timing restriction it was unlikely to cause widespread offence.
The Guardian
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The ASA said it would not cause widespread harm.
The Guardian
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He added that surging tides could cause widespread flooding in low-lying areas, particularly around river mouths.
The South African
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The dispute is expected to cause widespread disruption.
The Irish Times
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Repairs to the DNA cause widespread mutations, giving bacteria more chances to randomly acquire drug-resistant traits.
Wired
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It will also cause widespread destruction of vegetation and kill thousands of rare fish, they say.
Reuters
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Well until anthropogenic impacts started to cause widespread bleaching events but that's a story for another time.
The Guardian
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Enteroviruses are members of the family Picornaviridae that cause widespread infections in human and other mammalian populations.
Pubmed
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