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for this reason

adverb as in thus

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He notes the American election was light on policy, and instead centred around outrage, adding, “it was hyper-focused on ‘Trump is horrible for this reason’ or ‘Harris is horrible for that reason’.”

From BBC

For this reason, it seems not everyone is shy about their delight or perceived moral vindication in Thompson’s death.

From Salon

Erin, a professional writer, fulfilled all those requests, only to receive this terse reply: "We noticed some inconsistencies between your application and the information we confirmed with your veterinarian. For this reason, we unfortunately cannot accept your application."

From Salon

"Conventional liquid-phase materials have great advantages in terms of their high connectivity with printing technology. However, they also have limitations, such as the high temperatures required to form excellent thin films. For this reason, it is difficult to apply them to flexible substrates with low thermal resistance," said Prof.

It speaks a language familiar to anyone who spends time paging through Depop listings: Some items are promised to be “NEW AND RARE,” some even come with the original tags—meaning a Kardashian bought it but did not wear it, and for this reason, you should want to own it?

From Slate

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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