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Preposition
whereas

(formal) You use whereas to show a contrast between two things or ideas. <> alhali kuwa, amma.
9 Why did Jesus use the word “debts,” whereas on a later occasion, he spoke of “sins”?
9 Me ya sa Yesu ya ce: “Ka yafe mana basusukanmu.” Amma kuma a wani lokaci, ya ce: “Ka gafarta mana zunubanmu”?
(law) because of <> saboda.

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 ==Preposition==
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-# {{cx|formal}} You use '''whereas''' to show a contrast between two things or ideas.
+# {{cx|formal}} You use '''whereas''' to show a contrast between two things or ideas. <> [[alhali kuwa]], [[amma]].
-#: ''Many kinds of roses have little or no scent, '''whereas''' others are well known for their beautiful smell.''
+#: ''9 Why did Jesus use the word “debts,” '''whereas''' on a later occasion, he spoke of “sins”?''<br>9 Me ya sa Yesu ya ce: “Ka yafe mana basusukanmu.” '''Amma kuma''' a wani lokaci, ya ce: “Ka gafarta mana zunubanmu”?
-#: ''School A has about 25 percent Asian students, '''whereas''' for school B the Asian students make up over 60 percent of the school population.''
+#{{cx|law}} because of <> [[saboda]].
-#: '''''Whereas''' only about a third of local residents paid full rates in the past, now most adults will pay the charge.''
-#{{cx|law}} because of
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