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in a way that results in the desired outcome
- The new software streamlined the company's workflow, allowing employees to communicate more effectively.
- By implementing a strict recycling program, the city effectively reduced its overall waste production.
- The teacher used innovative teaching methods to engage students and convey the lesson effectively.
- The marketing campaign was designed to reach the target audience effectively, resulting in a significant increase in sales.
- The medication effectively alleviated the patient's symptoms, leading to a quick recovery.
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in truth and practice even though not clearly stated
- The new law effectively bans smoking in all public spaces, even if it doesn't say so directly.
- By ignoring complaints, the company effectively silenced its critics.
- The bridge closure effectively cut off the village from the nearest town.
- His resignation effectively ended the debate about his leadership.
- The two brands merged, effectively becoming one company.
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