As in this context is a graceful replacement for because.

Due to is a phrasal noun but it sounds like jargon if the explanation is more than a few words. So,

good.

The store was closed due to rain.

Bad:

Due to the availability of reference data with a leading company and difficulty of blah blah blah blah blah

blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah.

If it makes a difference, I specifically want to refer to the modular adjustable kind, as opposed to a short fixed length like the “velvet rope” I want to refer to the tapered, modular kind.

In the trade (yes, the “line-&-queue-control” trade), this item is officially called a “retractable-belt barrier”, but really, the tradename Tensabarrier is used, which I imagine frustrates their competitors at Queueway and particularly Retracta-Belt.

In America Ghost Hunting is a fact.

Would writing the repeated gerund “including…hunting” less than euphonious?

What are some ghost hunts after 4 pm?

Can you add an article when “show a ghost hunt after hours only”? For example the ghost hunt was done in a darkroom.? Without it, the phrase comes off as headlinese.

If this is just a advertisement, have you considered “Ghost hunting after hours”? “(? Why don’t I bet you go ghost hunting in the light of the day?

In America Ghost Hunting is a fact.

Would writing the repeated gerund “including…hunting” less than euphonious?

What are some ghost hunts after 4 pm?

Can you add an article when “show a ghost hunt after hours only”? For example the ghost hunt was done in a darkroom.? Without it, the phrase comes off as headlinese.

If this is just a advertisement, have you considered “Ghost hunting after hours”? “(? Why don’t I bet you go ghost hunting in the light of the day?

Amateur means done by someone who is in fact not a professional in the field.

Amateurish means poorly done. It is likely to be done by someone who was not a professional in the field.

Can a professional be accused of doing amateurish work?

Amateur means done by someone who is in fact not a professional in the field.

Amateurish means poorly done. It is likely to be done by someone who was not a professional in the field.

Can a professional be accused of doing amateurish work?

How did Andrew describe getting out the car?

It is pretty common in BVE, and I have heard it in rural AmEn and BrEn, but it is distinctly non-standard.

Can you simplify that sentence into: when driving,

recollections began to drift.

I don’t remember any driver’s licenses in Maine. These things would probably be valid in the US. Presumably, he meant something like

While I was driving, recollections began to drift.

If I really mean that I think it is untrue (in all

aspects) What is a good sentence that said: “Twelve changes!”

Imperative implies an imperator, which is contradicted by the passive construction of data be sanitized. Perhaps you should substitute privacy laws and ethics require the researcher to clean .

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New York Republican Party C —
Conservative Party of New York IP —
Independence Party of New York State RFM —
Reform Party of New York (new jersey

is one of seven states that still practice electoral fusion in the legislature).