Cause
Movement
Movement noun - A series of activities undertaken to achieve a goal.
Usage example: a movement for political reform in the city
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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She is the cousin of Melissa McCarthy.She has become well-known for her outspoken support for the anti-vaccine movement, which proposes the belief that certain common childhood vaccines cause autism, and that this cause is being covered up by the pharmaceutical industry/government.
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In Shadows over Riva, however, outside of combat being drunk will cause staggering movement.
Source: Video Game / Realms of Arkania -
Gag Boobs: Ayame, turns out they're fake Gainaxing: Even the slightest of movement will cause them to bounce.
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