Explanation:

- Option 1: Involves having the clear intention to cause death, aligning with culpable homicide as it directly relates to the result.

- Option 2: Involves causing bodily harm that is severe enough to be likely to result in death. The intention isn't to kill, but the awareness of potential death is present.

- Option 3: It involves actions carried out with the knowledge that they might result in death, even if death wasn’t intended.

- Option 4: All are correct, as they each describe different scenarios that align with causing death under the definition of culpable homicide.

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