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bring about



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And any hopes that a change in government will bring about a renaissance in the Venezuelan oil industry should be tempered with a dour dose of reality.

From Barron's

He added: "Each, through their quiet determination, has brought about promises of change in the hope that in the future, other families need not go through what they have been through."

From BBC

“Hydroclimate whiplash has already increased due to global warming, and further warming will bring about even larger increases,” the study’s lead author, climate scientist Daniel Swain, said in January.

From Los Angeles Times

The film was Titanic - a notorious white elephant, dismissed as a vanity project, and predicted to bring about the collapse of film studios Fox and Paramount.

From BBC

"In my opinion, the lengthy duration of the process to bring about justice was uncaring and disrespectful on the part of Scottish Power, as it was their deliberate actions that delayed resolution and closure."

From BBC