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due

adjective as in unpaid; owing money

adjective as in appropriate, proper

adverb as in (of direction) directly

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All 700 buses in the Lothian Buses fleet ground to a halt for much of the day due to tough road conditions.

From BBC

But the creation of Consignia led to a backlash from the public, largely due to people misinterpreting the rebrand.

From BBC

On the roads, the M48 Severn Bridge has been closed in both directions due to strong winds.

From BBC

Many longtime owners have likely gained significant equity in recent decades due to rising property values, and retrofits will also keep rent checks flowing to owners by helping limit damage after an earthquake hits.

Network Auctions said it could not offer viewings due to the internal condition of the property and staff had not inspected it.

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

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