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again

[uh-gen, uh-geyn] / əˈgɛn, əˈgeɪn /




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She even ribbed “Marty Supreme” actor Timothée Chalamet once again, noting that he was the first actor in history who had to put on muscle to film a movie about ping-pong.

From Los Angeles Times

But longer-term yields can lag behind, as long as economic growth is solid and investors see a risk that rates could move higher again in the future.

From The Wall Street Journal

"People are buying again, dollar payments are stabilizing after rampant speculation above the official rate. Food sales are being prioritized."

From Barron's

Bills quarterback Allen was once again the hero for Buffalo, almost single-handedly dragging his team over the line against the in-form Jaguars side led by Trevor Lawrence.

From Barron's

There's a huge amount of investment going into this technology and although Silicon Valley is once again an epicentre, it is facing tough competition from Chinese rivals.

From BBC