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In light of.
'In light of' is similar to 'due to'.
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Second, the justice would "interpret the Constitution in light of the entire history of the nation, and not just in light of the Constitution's drafting history".
The report went on to say, "these participation milestones are notable not just in light of the long history of black disenfranchisement, but also in light of recently enacted state voter identification laws that some critics contended would suppress turnout disproportionately among blacks and other minority groups".
This process allowed categories to be considered within the context of entire responses rather than just in light of frequency of individual terms.
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Yes, he has been talking about "Gangs of New York" since the 1970's, and yes, he and HARVEY WEINSTEIN have just postponed its release until 2002 "in light of the ever-changing current events".
Just this week, in light of the shootings around Washington, 20th Century Fox postponed indefinitely the release of "Phone Booth," a thriller about a deranged sniper.
Here's a brand new song that Sheryl Crow just wrote in light of the current political atmosphere.
"I just thought in light of the fact of fake news and all of the other things we're talking about now, it would be inappropriate," Trump said of attending this year's event.
But in light of the anxieties just beneath the surface of an empowering epistemology, it makes perfect sense.
It seemed just a blip, in light of what had gone before, but now Gloucester were awake – and they had the lead somehow.
It was the right decision but surely a relief to Doyle, just the same, in light of the five-day ban he had been given for "careless" in the opening race.
"It was just so vile, in light of September 11th — especially with the anniversary coming up".
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