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Meanwhile, accusations of bullying have begotten accusations of counter-bullying.

Because money begets money, billionaires such as Bezos—and even some who are trying a little harder to give it away—struggle to make a dent in their wealth.

Zoonosis begets reverse zoonosis, which can, in turn, come back around to zoonosis again.

This achievement obsession can also beget greed, causing those who are prosperous high achievers to believe they are the elect.

At least the favorites should have an opportunity to beget some inky foals.

A society which is willing to accept increasing levels of violence is a society that will beget more of it.

An interest in fashion also seems to beget an assumption of selfishness and mean-spiritedness.

While some may say that our exploding obesity epidemic is a hyperbole, fat does beget fat.

This year, however, risk has returned to broadcast television—now will it actually beget innovation?

This year, risk has returned to broadcast television—now will it actually beget innovation?

Marriage will not cure hysteria,—the worst cases are married women, and they beget other hysterics in spreading succession.

Were it not for the existence of passions no one would build a house, marry a wife, beget children, or do any work.

The tendency of the American system, on the other hand, is to beget a spirit of routine and to check productivity.

But the power of Number, hypostatically existing within it, divided it, and made it beget the manifold.

Of which soul are these reasons,79 which do not beget the man (though they do beget the animal), then the actualization?