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Meanings of postponed because in English

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Usage of postponed because in English
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Several matches were postponed because of the delay caused by the rain.
Reuters
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Thousands of patients have had surgery postponed because of today's strike.
Radio NZ
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The year the World Series was postponed because of an earthquake.
Purple heart
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Green wanted that meeting postponed because it wanted Trafford without Barlows.
The Irish Times
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But the event was postponed because of concerns about the weather.
News.com.au
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Bonas confirmed their high-society nuptials had been postponed because of the global pandemic.
News.com.au
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The match has been postponed because of a frozen pitch at Bloomfield Road.
The Irish Times
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Both states' primaries had been postponed because of the novel coronavirus.
Reuters
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The visit was scheduled for Tuesday, but was postponed because of a snowstorm.
Radio NZ
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It was scheduled for launch in May, but postponed because of the election.
The Irish Times
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In 1985, the Scotland-Wales game was postponed because of ice in the stands.
The Guardian
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But inspections have been cancelled or postponed because of Covid-19 restrictions.
Radio NZ
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A number of sporting events have been canceled or postponed because of the outbreak.
Reuters
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UEFA had called for Friday's vote to be postponed because of the corruption arrests.
Radio NZ
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But the introduction of some CAZs has been postponed because of the coronavirus crisis.
The Guardian
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But his trip was postponed because of problems at Valhalla.
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