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The phrase "affected because it was" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where something was influenced or changed due to a specific reason or condition.
Example: "The community was affected because it was exposed to high levels of pollution for an extended period."
Alternatives: "impacted due to" or "influenced as a result of".
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In addition, survival in the Bas-Rhin county was affected because it was included from 1995, when detection practices were not as good, and not 1997 as in other counties.
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Google, which is one of the biggest players in online advertising, would also be affected because it is both a first- and third-party publisher.
"I suspect we will only tinker with it to try to reduce the number of people who are affected because it is so expensive now to repeal it," Mr. McCrery said.
The restriction would be issued nationally, but experts say the New York region would be the most adversely affected because it is the only place in the country that imports blood from Europe.
The rights report found that Northern Ireland would be adversely affected because it is "the UK region with the highest percentage of households with children (34%), compared to a UK average of 28%".
Usually, the cartilage is not affected because it is nourished by synovial fluid.
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He said that the board opted for pseudobulbar affect because it was more medically precise than emotional lability, which can encompass other syndromes.
It's affecting because it's framed as her choice.
And the anguish that the father feels is all the more affecting because it's held in check by Jones's natural reticence.
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