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because, since

Use 'because' to denote a specific cause-effect relationship. Use 'since' when the first event led logically to the second event, without directly causing it to occur.

She was able to afford her books this year because she received a scholarship from the California Community Colleges Scholarship Endowment. San Joaquin Delta College finished their annual facilities reports early, since updated assessments were already in the FUSION database.

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