Causes
Finishes
Both words in one sentence
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Her reaction in turn causes a milder one in Sunset, who then finishes it off quickly.
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After he finishes speaking, another boat speeds by and causes the casket to shatter a window.
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Averted on at least one occasion where Edward finishes a battle that causes impressive collateral damage, only to be made to clean up after himself by irate shopkeepers.
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