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nearest, proximate thing that directly resulted in the subject as outcome or effect. Used in conjunction with 'has cause' (i.e. underlying cause) and 'has contributing factor'. See 'Help:Modeling causes'.
  • has immediate causes
  • immediate effect of
  • immediate result of
  • immediate outcome of
  • has proximate cause
  • has proximate causes
  • proximate effect of
  • proximate result of
  • proximate outcome of
  • is immediately caused by
  • is proximately caused by
  • immediately caused by
  • proximately caused by
  • immediate cause
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has immediate cause
nearest, proximate thing that directly resulted in the subject as outcome or effect. Used in conjunction with 'has cause' (i.e. underlying cause) and 'has contributing factor'. See 'Help:Modeling causes'.
  • has immediate causes
  • immediate effect of
  • immediate result of
  • immediate outcome of
  • has proximate cause
  • has proximate causes
  • proximate effect of
  • proximate result of
  • proximate outcome of
  • is immediately caused by
  • is proximately caused by
  • immediately caused by
  • proximately caused by
  • immediate cause

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