Complete
Complete verb - To bring (something) to a state where nothing remains to be done.
Lead to
Both terms in one sentence
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Some, ever the pessimist, believe it will lead to mankind's complete and utter destruction...What if they are right?
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He doesn't accept mercenary jobs for money, he accepts them if the other people competing with him to complete the job would lead to good fights.
Source: Comic Book / Cable & Deadpool -
The End of the World as We Know It: In Daystar, the Federacy fears that Boh-Dabar's coming will lead to either a complete Sentinel uprising or the complete destruction of the entire galaxy via supernova stars.
Source: Literature / Firebird Trilogy
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