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again
adverb[ not gradable ]
us/əˈɡen, əˈɡeɪn/
once more, or as before:
Could you spell your name again please?
Get some rest and you’ll soon be well again.
Don’t be late again (= another time).

Examples of again

again
As an example, consider again the operation setify that turns a list into a set.
By 1999, levels had fallen again and were similar to those in the early 1970s.
In that case, we would have to think again.
Again it is thought that the strength of the signal in the latter is due to resonance enhancement.
Again, age seems to be the determining factor.
Again, it is not clear how the notion of a cycle adds any explanatory value.
Again, we do so with an eye to the history of probability in linguistics.
Once again, however, the actual nature of this fusing is left vague.
The only available connection in this case is again government, which obeys relativized minimality.
Pragmatics might (but need not) intervene again to enrich further these truth-evaluable propositions.
Phonetically, deletion is again viewed as overlap to the extent that the segment is not perceived independently of flanking elements.
Consider again the paradigmatic primary criminal-law prohibitions associated with offenses against the person.
Here again, however, the author avoids formulating general hypotheses.
Again, the effect on private provision is harder to predict.
Again, honour remained the reward of virtuous public action, particularly for those whose birth made them more fit for public actions.
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