Am 08. Aug, 2002 schwätzte Harwood so:
> Due to the success of the July....
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> should be
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> Because of the success....
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> (Due to.. is bad usage even if it is common)
I thought it is 'Because of' that is bad usage. It seems to me that at least
one english teacher has told me that 'because of' is bad. I left it now
because I try to avoid using 'because' :). I can still change it in the
final copy if others agree it should be changed.
ciao,
der.hans
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