End
End verb - To bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping point.
Stem from
Both terms in one sentence
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Hidden Depths: Cabal proves this by the end-his actions stem from a deep, obsessive love something he seems uncapable of.
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The arguments tend to stem from: the matches are too badly fought to entertain "purists", and the girls aren't slutty enough to drag in the "letches", so they usually end up in the "meh" zone.
Source: Periphery Hatedom -
Hanako's stem from the origin of her scars and is left at that, but Emi's end up being a significant factor in her arc.
Source: Bad Dreams
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