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Meanings of led to in English
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Usage of led to in English
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But collective action against police violence has itself led to police violence.
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That was the problem with this story-everyanswer led to another question.
3
None of the cases was fatal or led to long-term health problems.
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Growing search interest in companies led to negative returns over subsequent days.
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Obama was clearly aware of the problems that led to long lines.
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The revelation led to a temporary government ban on awarding state contracts.
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Yet the current crisis has led to a dramatic reduction in flotations.
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Regulators said its fees harmed competition and led to higher consumer prices.
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His claims have led to confusion among business leaders in Northern Ireland.
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Dry conditions have led to an increased fire risk in the areas.
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The latest political ructions have not led to widespread unrest and violence.
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Similar shootings have led to demonstrations against Western troops in recent weeks.
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Environmental concerns have led to the plastics industry facing tighter regulation, meanwhile.
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But this often led to violence and disease outbreaks among the tribespeople.
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The new method also led to vastly improved validation across ethnic groups.
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This slow response to the crisis may have led to more deaths.
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Led to through the time
Led to across language varieties
New Zealand
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South Africa
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Ireland
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