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lead to

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In February, the Federal Trade Commission, along with California and several other states, sued to stop it, claiming the lack of competition would lead to higher grocery prices, reduce food quality and customer service and harm grocery workers who are pushing for better working conditions and wages.

In her ruling she wrote, the “evidence shows that defendants engage in substantial head-to-head competition and the proposed merger would remove that competition. As a result, the proposed merger is likely to lead to unilateral competitive effects and is presumptively unlawful.”

Mr Bradshaw called for tax changes to focus on personal wealth, not business wealth, which he said would lead to a "very different proposal than the one that's on the table".

From BBC

Such disasters can trigger the kind of collective recognition that can lead to policy changes, like how New York City poured resources into climate adaptation after Hurricane Sandy struck in 2012.

From Salon

A 2020 MPI and Pennsylvania State University analysis found that ending birthright citizenship for U.S. babies with two undocumented immigrant parents would lead to a 4.7 million-person increase in the population of unauthorized people by 2050, including one million children born to two parents who had been born in the U.S. themselves.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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