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Intentional Actions

Used for actions done with the purpose of causing an outcome, not accidental.

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The new policy was designed to bring about positive changes in the workplace.
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Substantial Impact

Often implies significant or noticeable effects, not minor ones.

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His innovation didn't just tweak the process; it brought about a revolution in production.
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Agent of Change

Highlights the cause or initiator of a particular change.

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The CEO's decision to invest in clean energy brought about the company's sustainability.
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