"da cosa nasce cosa" meaning in Italian

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Phrase

Etymology: Literally, “from thing thing is born”. Etymology templates: {{m-g|from thing thing is born}} “from thing thing is born”, {{lit|from thing thing is born}} Literally, “from thing thing is born” Head templates: {{it-pos|phrase|head=~nasce􂀿:re􂁀}} da cosa nasce cosa
  1. one thing leads to another
    Sense id: en-da_cosa_nasce_cosa-it-phrase-ndl2v09u Categories (other): Italian entries with incorrect language header, Italian reduplicated coordinated pairs

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