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Effect - n. The second of two phenomena which always occur together in the same order. The first, called a Cause, is said to generate the other -- which is no more sensible than it would be for one who has never seen a dog except in the pursuit of a rabbit to declare the rabbit the cause of a dog.| - Arsenic |
| - Automobile |
| - Beauty |
| - Belladonna |
| - Birth |
| - Book |
| - Cabbage |
| - Cannon |
| - Day |
| - Debauchee |
| - Deluge |
| - Effect |
| - Fashion |
| - Fats |
| - Flat |
| - Form |
| - God |
| - Gunpowder |
| - Infancy |
| - Invention |
| - Kiss |
| - Lead |
| - Legislator |
| - Liberal |
| - Logic |
| - Loophole |
| - Magpie |
| - Monopoly |
| - Ocean |
| - Old Saw |
| - Poker |
| - Quantum Physics |
| - Radical |
| - Reason |
| - Recombinant DNA |
| - Relativity |
| - Republic |
| - Spin |
| - Spin |
| - Television |
| - Terrorism |
| - Vote |
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