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• v  change by catalysis or cause to catalyze

• One program can resonate deeply with one individual, or catalyse a change in perspective of one's own life circumstances by understanding someone else's struggles and triumphs.

• catalyze

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• David Miliband in Reuters.uk
  Environment Secretary David Miliband said that while Britain welcomed the 20 percent cut, it should be seen as a "springboard to catalyse the more ambitious international action necessary to avoid dangerous climate change."
• S Ramadorai in Indian Muslims
  If India has to increase its share in the global market across verticals, top priority should be given to foster an eco-system for breeding innovation through greater public-private partnerships and catalyse the domestic market development,...
• Lawrence Summers in Business Spectator
  Government capital is a last resort, and wherever possible, we want to catalyse the private sector to take responsibility for a situation that in many ways was created in the private sector,Summers said on CNN.