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But how would he have dealt with the Marconi scandal, the catastrophic outcome of the Paris peace talks, or the lies to the Sinn Féin leadership that secured the Irish Free State treaty but also precipitated the bloodshed in Ireland that lasted for the rest of the century?

Poverty not only increases the risks of civil war and state failure, but also precipitates the emergence of deadly infectious diseases.

Renal failure may be the consequence of myocardial depression, which can occur as sepsis progresses and which may lead to decreased organ perfusion, but it can be also precipitated by nephrotoxic drugs (vancomycin, aminoglycosides and furosemide) or iodinated contrast agents.

But not since the Great Depression — also precipitated by a financial crisis — have we had a sharp downturn followed by a slow recovery.

The 2000-2002 meltdowaswalsolso precipitated by a recession but had to contend with the errors of mindless exuberance that spilled over from the dot-com craze.

The second solution of PTMC in chloroform was also precipitated in diethyl ether, but it did not contain gentamicin sulfate.

It was also precipitated by the Clinton campaign.

It also precipitated a crisis of confidence within GSC. "We went through a really rough time.

Individual failings of Aurangzeb's successors also precipitated the decline of royal authority.

The recession also precipitated a milestone for Saudi Arabia and the global energy market.

It also precipitated a parliamentary inquiry, and the decision by Mr. Cameron to impanel the Leveson hearings.