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The phrase "since I think" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
It is typically used to introduce a reason or justification for something that is being said or done. Example: Since I think it's important to support local businesses, I always make an effort to shop at small, independent stores instead of big chain stores.
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Yeah! I'll just tell you exactly what I'm thinking, and since I think I'm a good person... What if you were a bad person?
"She's tried to live that down ever since, I think".
Since "I think, I am" cannot be doubted, all clear and distinct ideas must be true.
Um, first I have to be invited — which hasn't happened since, I think, 2005.
"Since I think Graham is wrong," he said, "extending it to homicides would be wrong squared".
I know her since I think 20 years or more because we live almost in the same place.
Ever since, I think, the films that have got me through have been based in literature.
And we've since, I think, patched over that wound and we're civil to one another now.
WSZ: Since I think everything can always be filled up, I always thought that we needed a warehouse.
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When Wi-Fi became available in flight, I was really excited since I thought I would be extra productive.
"I've been interested in vice-presidents ever since I thought about Dick Cheney.
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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.

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