Leads
Progresses and leads are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Progresses" instead a verb "Leads".
Progresses
Leads and progresses are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Leads" instead a verb "Progresses".
Both words in one sentence
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The series downplays this quite a bit, with Jack turning out to be much smarter than he leads people to believe and Daniel getting tougher as the series progresses.
Source: Sensitive Guy and Manly Man - Her condition is shown getting worse as the story progresses, which leads to some less-than-savory "landings" (among other things) throughout the campaign.
Source: AI Is A Crapshoot / Video Games - But during Grays first week of high school, enter Zorro, the football star, who leads a gang of his friends in terrorizing Grayson and his friend Ross.As the school year progresses, the torture escalates.
Source: Literature / Endgame (2006)
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