Cause
Cause noun - Someone or something responsible for a result.
Fall out
Fall out verb - To express different opinions about something often angrily.
Both terms in one sentence
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Just before Oola falls into the Rancor pit, her desperate struggles cause one of her breasts to fall out of her "dress." Not that her outfit left much to the imagination anyway.
Source: Film / Return of the Jedi -
Bowing will cause the water to fall out of their bowl, weakening them and allowing you to escape.
Source: Kappa -
Doing so enough will eventually cause a match to fall out of his pocket, allowing him to burn through the ropes and free himself.
Source: Controllable Helplessness
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