due to or owing to
due to or owing to
(OP)
What is the conventional use of these two expressions ? Are they equivalent ?
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RE: due to or owing to
Barry1961
RE: due to or owing to
RE: due to or owing to
RE: due to or owing to
Personally I don't like "owing to"; something sounds overformal and informal at the same time, as if someone is trying unsuccessfully to be fancy. "Because of" is just fine.
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