One should only use the word “since” to indicate the passage of time, not to use it to mean “because.” This would be okay: “Since I joined Rose & Echevaria, we have grown by over 100 lawyers.” But this would not: “Since I go to the Farmers Market mainly for the goat cheese, I was shocked to hear that the goats are on strike.”
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