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He is a leader and instigates much of the action seen in the piece.
en.wikipedia.org The rebellions were largely instigated by the old pagan priests, who had not come to terms with their new circumstances.
en.wikipedia.org She resigned from this post after apparently clashing with the medical committee for attempting to instigate reforms in the standard of nurse training.
en.wikipedia.org This instigated a larger response from the crowd, who spontaneously began singing the anthems from the previously circulated flyers.
en.wikipedia.org Both parties accuse each other of instigating violence against the other community.
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