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Discover LudwigThe phrase "which was because" is not a grammatically correct or usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is possible that the intended meaning is "which was because of", which can be used in certain contexts to explain the reason for something. Example: The concert was delayed, which was because of technical issues with the sound system.
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I refused to accept my mother's explanation of my missing lower legs, which was "because Baby Jesus picked you to carry the cross".
But his departure echoes Celestine's resignation, which was "because of my lowliness, my desire for a more perfect life, my great age and infirmities".
The failure, which was because of problems with Amazon's cloud computing services, was another example of how dependent consumers are on such remote centers that can be affected by weather or simply overuse.
The resultant surface demonstrated wettability gradient from hydrophobic to superhydrophilic with the increasing of calcination temperature, which was because the physical topography of surface changed gradually from spike-type into pore-type and the main chemical compositions changed from polystyrene into SiO2.
In case of zinc acetate dihydrateprecursor, broad peak was seen around 3000 cm−1 which was because of bonded −OH group.
The path of the washing nozzle was, however, not stable, which was because the precision of the laser range finder was ±10 mm.
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"But it is amazing that no one was killed, which is because of their training and equipment".
5 dB, which is because Pe 1≤Pe 2and the relay is always off.
Which is because it is, just not as we know it.
As it can be seen, the system is not causal which is because the matched filter is not causal.
Not the least of which is because now I can't taste… my mouth wasn't producing much saliva.
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