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The phrase "added because it is" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are explaining the reason for an addition, but it requires more context to be meaningful.
Example: "The information was added because it is relevant to the discussion."
Alternatives: "included due to its relevance" or "inserted as it is necessary".
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None of this work is affected by the strike, she added, "because it is outsourced".
I'm going to do this," he added, "because it is an excellent use of $300".
"The bet was technology," he added, because it is "the essence of what makes our product different".
Technology "is the only sector fund we see as an evergreen," he added, because it is key to enhancing productivity.
But the new trend is positive overall, Mr. Said added, because it is bound to create jobs and allow new talent to rise.
It was particularly pleasing, she added, because it is nearly 25 years since the publication of the last book of her husband's career, Oh, the Places You'll Go!
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"And it's more cost effective," he added, "because it's easier and cheaper to run one ad than for each one to run its own ad".
Package labeling is preferable, she added, because "it's easier to read, and it's clear".
"They don't matter," he added, "because it's only the trust that decides".
"I think nobody will admit it," she added, "because it's like a dirty little secret".
Leicester were her second favourite team, she added, "because it's a Thai club".
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