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Discover LudwigThe phrase "more due" is not correct and usable in written English.
Instead, you could use the phrase "more overdue" to mean something that is expected to have happened or arrived earlier than it has. For example: The library books were two weeks more overdue than when I had taken them out.
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"I think it's more due to anxiety than anything else.
"We may now buy more due to Brexit uncertainty".
I lose some more due to water clarity/cleanliness issues.
Why is my insurance more due to other drivers' mistakes?
But, Ms. Williams said, "the more due diligence people perform, the fewer problems they will face".
"We afforded her more due process than most people get who speak English," Mr. Hensley said.
This is happening more due to increasing demand and decreasing slack in the system.
The airline will operate seven newer Boeing 737's and one more due in March.
These offices-by-the-minute are now in 12 airports, with two more due this month.
Murray nets again - this time more due to Raonic's deep return.
There are now four ships in the search area, with six more due to arrive Sunday.
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