Disagree
Disagree verb - To have a different opinion.
Lead to
Both terms in one sentence
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While this allows you to earn their respect even if you disagree, not going far enough one way or the other has the same effect as You Lose at Zero Trust, and can lead to you fighting each other.
Source: Relationship Values - When her choices lead to catastrophe in "Face the Raven", the Doctor's actions for the remainder of the season partially stem from his belief that It's All My Fault — but as noted above, other characters disagree, including her.
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The purchase isn't remotely legitimate, of course, but because the story needs an Idiot Plot to lead to a faux-medieval battle over the castle, the offended officials of the city basically recognise his claim because he shoots at them with a cannon when they try to disagree.
Source: Landmark Sale
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