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You can use it to link your current emotion to the cause of that emotion. For example: "I was sad because of the news I received yesterday."
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That news sent reactions of sadness and anger down my spine – sad because of the occurrence and angry because the global food wastage in 2007 could fill almost 1.4bn hectares (about £570bn) according to the Food and Agricultural Organisation (2013).
"Everybody is sad because of that.
DU: No; I am sad because of it.
I'm sad because of this.' It was misunderstood.
We are going home, we are sad because of that.
"I felt a little sad because of the angst that was in there," Joe Zicherman said of the film.
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And I find that kind of comedy sad, because often, while it's funny, the basic situation is very sad.
Saddest because of how fleeting those flashes were.
But Chief Sanchez said he did not feel sadder because of his Hispanic heritage.
According to a previous study, despite the lack of an inflatable cuff, the SLIPA is associated with a similar OLP as other SADs because of its resemblance to the perilaryngeal structure [ 1].
Sad because many of those goofy updates could easily have been real.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com