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The phrase "a good thing because it opens" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a positive aspect of something that allows for new opportunities or possibilities.
Example: "The new policy is a good thing because it opens doors for underrepresented groups in the workplace."
Alternatives: "a positive aspect as it creates" or "beneficial since it allows for".
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They say, 'Who's this kid?' "That's actually a good thing because it opens up their minds.
That's a good thing, because it opens up room in the market for product differentiation.
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It was a good thing because it opened new possibilities of what could be altered or legitimated within contemporary Christianity.
"It's a good thing, because it will open people's eyes," Ms. Frenkel said.
Which is a good thing, because it costs $1,195 USD.
"I'm getting strangely used to it which I don't think is a good thing because next week, nobody is going to be opening car doors for me," he joked.
And it's a good thing because currently there are more than 75,000 open jobs in computing in California and only 4,324 computer science graduates to fill them.
It wasn't a good thing because of what happened.
But much of the time the curtains are open, which is a good thing, because his furnishings should be seen.
One thing the invaders cannot do, however, is use a crowbar to open a manhole cover, which is a good thing, because otherwise we'd all be speaking -- well, English, I guess.
A good thing, because revenue is meager.
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