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Due to or Owing to?

April 26, 2017owing

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Due to or Owing to?

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“Due to is as impeccable grammatically as owing to, which is frequently recommended as a substitute for it. There has never been a grammatical ground for objection [. . . .] There is no solid reason to avoid using due to” (Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary of English Usage).