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The phrase "again a time" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a recurrence or repetition of an event, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "We have met again a time that I will always remember."
Alternatives: "once more" or "again at a time".
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This is again a time we need to unite, regardless of our political preferences.
"This is again a time of pressure tactics on the intelligentsia and on the critics".
So maybe Messrs Scheid and Black should bet that now is, again, a time to be in growth stocks.
But it was again a time when you were constantly reminded of the gulf between China and the West.
Regarding "Again, a Time of Uncertainty in Atlantic City" (cover, Feb. 10), I certainly enjoyed the article on my old hometown.
As though he could feel Facebook and Twitter coming down the line, he anticipated a time when communication would become instantaneous, but no one would have anything to say; or again, a time when everyone was obsessed with finding their voice but without much substance or "inwardness" behind their eruptions and blogposts.
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This is again a time-specific occurrent and thus, a perdurant property.
In a free wireless environment, multiple heterogeneous stations share the wireless channel which is again a time-varying system.
As the school year draws to a close, graduation season begins again -- a time for girls in white dresses, misty-eyed grandparents, bromidic speeches and plenty of gift-giving.
That made those countries competitive again, for a time.
We find ourselves again at a time of moral crisis.
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