Effect
Effect noun - A condition or occurrence traceable to a cause.
Starts
Both words in one sentence
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But he just keeps getting up, she then realizes that the sealing spells is taking effect and starts getting desperate to stop him.
Source: Anime / Occult Academy -
For example, he's told milk is a natural relaxant, and almost immediately starts exaggerating the effect, to the point where he starts acting like The Stoner.
Source: Western Animation / Daria -
As a result, the simulation starts collapsing, all of space overlapping with alternate timelines and possibilities as the effect draws closer to Earth, when it is then effectively game over.
Source: Unwinnable by Insanity
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