Due
Due adjective - Having reached the date at which payment is required.
Both words in one sentence
- Out of all groups, though, the player's party comes out looking like the best good guys of all, but whether that's due to the main character's being played or being honestly virtuous is a matter of debate.
Source: A Lighter Shade of Grey -
Proper Lady: Despite the presence of straight examples, ultimately Deconstructed — the lovely and virtuous Helen utterly fails to keep her husband on the straight and narrow due to his lack of self discipline and crowd of poisonous friends.
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Miles, René, Dono, and even Ivan make a virtuous circle out of it in Campaign Frontline General: Due to the nature of the contracts he brings the Dendarii, Miles spends considerably more time in the line of fire than most fleet commanders.
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