“because of” vs. “on account of” - English Stack Exchange
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In most cases, because of and on account of are synonymous. On account of is slightly less appropriate than because of in cases that do not involve thought ... EnglishLanguage&UsageStackExchangeisaquestionandanswersiteforlinguists,etymolog
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Due to and owing to are similar in meaning to on account of and because of. They are all preposit...
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None in meaning, but there is in usage. 'In view of' and 'on account of' are more formal and woul...
