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The final act in a series of provocations leading to a particular result or events
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Immediate cause is the final act in a series of provocations that leads to a particular result or event. This would directly produce the result without intervention of any further provocation. Immediate cause means the action that resulted in the consequence.
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Immediate-cause?
lmmediate cause is the final act in a particular result or event
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