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I'm partial to "X after Y" myself. Example: Stock market crashes after man eats a hot dog. Implying causation is great clickbait.

Especially when Y is reporting by the same outlet. “Political result X happens after our media outlet revealed Y”

Like how any development related to human prosthetics or exoskeletons gets compared to Iron Man since the 2008 movie.

Don't forget the popular "[<modal_verb>|'Is'|'Are'] X Y?" -- because Betteridge's Law of Headlines is almost invariably accurate.

That's the equivalent of variable definition: var X = Y.

Men are XY

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