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It is mainly because of my fault.

And again, this is not mainly because of the Amazon.

But that is mainly because of robust tax revenues.

This is mainly because PHP is interpreted and loosely typed.

There are obstacles too, mainly because of the sheer dirtiness of the business.

I went out with my mother mainly because it was an opportunity to escape briefly.

On top of the pension problem, health-care costs will rise inexorably, mainly because of technology.

The English surrendered their trading contracts in 1623, mainly because the Tokugawa restrictions made the business unprofitable.

It is mainly because of the unorganized state of the Chinese masses that Japan dares to bully us.

This is mainly because women continue to do far more child care and housework than men in every country.

This is partly because the economy grew quite slowly (until recently), but mainly because of the generosity of the pension regime.

Researchers have discovered that women - unlike many men - instinctively prefer a monogamous relationship, mainly because they need help bringing up any resultant children.

A bumblebee draws nectar from an Arizona sunflower. Many bumblebee species are in decline, mainly because of habitat loss and likely due to introduced pathogens.

Ms Hakim suggests that women have more erotic capital than men to start with, mainly because they have had to work at it for centuries.

This is mainly because the exception messages can seem cryptic to developers who are encountering this problem for the first time.

Read Tricia Sullivan's fantastic, profane and mind-bending Maul mainly because it's very important to start loving brilliant genre fiction before older readers can tell you to be a snob about it.