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by-cause
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by-causenoun
A secondary cause.
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of by-cause in Chaldean Numerology is: 3
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of by-cause in Pythagorean Numerology is: 4
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Other baggy greens have been auctioned and Don Bradman's got $425,000 about 15 years ago, but the Don is the Don. He's the greatest cricketer that ever lived, but Shane is also right up there and that drove a lot of traffic and momentum, while the cause is also very worthwhile.
It’s funny cause I though Tiktok was the weirdest platform every, I posted like 2 times and I started getting followers so i kept posting and here we are 2 months later.... I’m now at 50k followers.
The excessive speed of mundialization, the exacting demands of the God of consumerism and the to-and-fro swinging, from one period to another and from one domain to another, cause inner heartaches. People feel like individuals “with no sense of belonging” and characters "without qualities”. ( "The church was no longer in the middle" )
If I'm a donor, I want to know where the money's going before I donate. I want to measure: Do you have the infrastructure in battleground states? cause if you don't, what am I donating for?
While cholera vaccines have been available for quite some time, most need to be injected, offer only limited and brief protection and can cause side effects, developing new, safe, longer-lasting vaccines which can be widely and easily administered is therefore vital ... (and) this vaccine could be a powerful weapon.
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