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epiphenomenon
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epiphenomenon /epi·phe·nom·e·non/ (ep″ĭ-fĕ-nom´ĕ-non) an accessory, exceptional, or accidental occurrence in the course of any disease.
ep·i·phe·nom·e·non (p-f-nm-nn)
n.
An additional condition or symptom in the course of a disease, not necessarily connected with the disease.


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Guardino also delves below the notoriously chaotic and violence-wracked political life of the young republic to the sub-stratum of what he and others have called political culture: the new rules of the game of politics, in other words, rather than just the epiphenomena of public life.
The Time of Liberty: Popular Political Culture in Oaxaca, 1750-1850 by Van Young, Eric / Journal of Social History
This is important not just because The Industry Standard and its cousins were epiphenomena of Wired but because the two define differing approaches to the digital revolution.
Standard issue: The dot-com tragedy denied. (Culture and Reviews) by Cavanaugh, Tim / Reason
The signs of institutional rationalization, the literature of republican political thought, and the humanists' concern to articulate an ethic of civic harmony that are habitually cited to identify what is distinctive about Renaissance political culture were epiphenomena.
The idea of community in Renaissance Italy by Muir, Edward / Renaissance Quarterly
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