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I think the rhyming couplet that contains an inverted sentence is
"THY various works, imperial queen, we see,
How bright their forms! how deck'd with pomp
by thee!
Thy wond'rous acts in beauteous order stand,
<span>And all attest how potent is thine hand."
because a rhyming couplet contains two lines of the same length that rhyme and complete one thought, and an inverted sentence is a sentence in which the normal word order is being reverted with the verb before the subject with the predicate coming right after a clause.</span>
Bill caused Aaron's damages (injuries) as, a piece of sharp steel from Bill's bush hog struck his left temple.
Because Aaron suffered serious injuries when a piece of sharp steel from Bill's bush hog struck his left temple. Aaron was hurt as a result of Bill's carelessness.
The easiest way to express cause-in-fact causation is as a "but-for" chain reaction: If the action had not been taken, the harm would not have happened.
The idea of proximate cause is more difficult to describe than cause-in-fact causation. If someone is hurt and they feel it was because of the other person's activities, they may wish to sue the other person for compensation for their losses, such as medical expenses or lost earnings.
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