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Discover LudwigThe phrase "in the cause" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a reason or purpose behind an action or movement, often in a context related to advocacy or support.
Example: "She dedicated her life to fighting for justice, believing deeply in the cause."
Alternatives: "for the purpose" or "in support of".
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Others believe in the cause.
Picasso believes in the cause.
But I believe in the cause, too".
But they believe in the cause.
Genuine leader in the cause of rememberance.
They had an investment in the cause.
But did he truly believe in the cause?
The Giants offense had been no help in the cause.
Anything is apparently justified in the cause of defeating terrorism.
But she got involved because she believed in the cause.
One by one, his employees stopped believing in the Cause.
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