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The phrase "a good causes" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a good cause"? You can use "a good cause" when referring to a charitable or beneficial purpose that is worthy of support or contribution.
Example: "Many people donated to the fundraiser because it was for a good cause."
Alternatives: "a worthy cause" or "a noble cause".
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They would be required to donate £500,000 to a "good causes" fund.
This surplus could go to a good causes pot analogous to National Lottery spending.
Why are they hostile to a good causes fund?" Sir David said causes such as the fight against prostate cancer or providing sports equipment for inner-city schools could be funded by auctioning off visas - and he suggested the scheme could even be administered by the National Lottery.
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"All for a good cause," she said.
This is for a good cause.
I thought it was a good cause".
It's all for a good cause.
They love a good cause".
All for a good cause.
This was treachery in a good cause.
But the fund is a good cause.
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