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Discover Ludwig"effected from" is not an idiomatic phrase in English
You can use the phrase "affected by" to describe how something has been altered due to an event or action. Example: The town was badly affected by the recent hurricane.
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Can significant change really be effected from within?
Coventry may take inspiration from the rise their opponents have effected from football's depths.
Would any of these things also cause the destruction to be effected from within?
Since then, every President has been a military man, and succession has always been effected from within the military.
The idea of a family whose destruction must come from the outside but is effected from within took shape in my mind.
POX2 and POX4 were not effected from application among the treatment but POX1 presented low abundance.
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Both create huge effects from minuscule changes.
In effect from 30 September 2013.
It will take effect from April 2017.
They never get side effects from anything.
The change comes into effect from April next year.
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