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When the stillness shattered and his fury rushed at me, I would know that something I had done was the catalyst, the cause.† (source)catalyst = something that causes an important event to happen
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One of them, the infamous Rudy, would soon become Liesel's best friend, and later, her partner and sometime catalyst in crime.† (source)
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The mention of Sophie's name had been the catalyst.† (source)
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I was still in shock, or maybe in suspension, waiting for the catalyst.† (source)
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Then, I'll release hydrazine, very slowly, over the iridium catalyst, to turn it into N2 and H2.† (source)
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The drought's a catalyst, it's not the problem.† (source)
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I made a list of my favorite books: The Grapes of Wrath, Catcher in the Rye, Fat Kid Rules the World, Tangerine, Feed, Catalyst, Invisible Man, Fools Crow, Jar of Fools.† (source)Catalyst = something that causes an important event to happen
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Meg McCaffrey, prophecies are the catalysts for every important event—every quest or battle, disaster or miracle, birth or death.† (source)
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Hema's calligraphy exercises catalyzed an unstoppable ink flow in Shiva's pen, but his medium was still paper bags, napkins, and end pages of books.† (source)
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He stood silent at the bedside, his fingers lingering on the patient's pulse long after he had registered the heart rate, as if he needed the touch of skin, the thready signal in the radial artery to catalyze his decision.† (source)
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I stopped eating in the house, even on the weekends, because without Clara's catalyzing presence there was no reason why I should put up with my children's bickering.† (source)
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I may have been a catalyst for rebellion, but a leader should be someone with conviction, and I'm barely a convert myself.† (source)
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So let us be clear about this up front: We hope to recruit you to join an incipient movement to emancipate women and fight global poverty by unlocking women's power as economic catalysts.† (source)
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It had catalyzed a revelation inside their home.† (source)
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They were its first occupants, and it would be some time before all this aseptic newness had been converted into a warm, human home, The children, doubtless, would catalyze the process rather effectively.† (source)
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It's been two bloody years, ya know" Thomas had an overwhelming feeling that all of these changes were a spur, a catalyst for the endgame.† (source)
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