The phrase
"true culprit" means the real person or thing that is responsible for a certain problem or crime.
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- Writing in The Atlantic, Rebecca Rosen notes that while intuitively it feels like our devices are clearly to blame for the speeding up of time many of us complain about these days, they're not the true culprit. (inc.com)
- We view these comments as the true culprit in today's price action when coupled with a reduction in trade war fears. (futuresmag.com)
- The problem with blaming all this on faith or religion is that it hides the true culprits: fear, hatred, and selfishness — which culprits are leveraged by evil leaders of groups like ISIS. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
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