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Dar pie a
I think dar pie means animar or alientar at least from the context of what I have read.
El culebrón ha dado pie a los críticos cuando discubrieron que él presentó documentos falsos para ganar empleo( paraphrase) I've never heard the phrase before, have you?
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Dar pie a = to give cause (give a reason) to be critical, so incitar would be a synonym.
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Thanks Rusty.
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Posts concerning the hincapié question moved to their own thread. (they deserve it now, don't they?)
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