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Meanings of led many in English

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Usage of led many in English
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Glen Dawson led many of the club's first outings to Stoney Point.
Climbing Magazine
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That led many mobile users to switch operators, causing prices to tumble.
Reuters
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This has led many people to think that crack itself went away.
Freakonomics: a rogue economist explores the hidden side of ever...
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This has led many to question the purpose and value of study-abroad programs.
BBC
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The intercepts, however, have led many in the intelligence community to conclude otherwise.
The new yorker
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The global glut has led many traders to predict lower prices going forth.
Reuters
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It has also led many Bulgarians to question their close ties with Moscow.
The Irish Times
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The aggressive approach of television channels has led many to criticise their coverage.
BBC
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However, a subsequent backlash led many of them to pull back.
Reuters
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But too much spending and borrowing has led many countries into trade deficits.
Reuters
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As Cindy Sui reports, that has led many to ditch office life altogether.
BBC
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In his earlier years, especially, his Ministry led many souls to the Cross.
Thirty Years in the Itinerancy
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But the 2008 financial crash has led many to question the value of money.
BBC
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Randle said: An unusually warm spring led many species to emerge earlier than usual.
The Guardian
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The subsequent outcry led many companies to change their policies.
The Guardian
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The move led many to believe he would not rejoin the team next season.
News.com.au
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