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Discover LudwigThe phrase "again and now" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a repetition of an action or situation that is occurring at the present time after having happened before.
Example: "I find myself, again and now, questioning the decisions I made in the past."
Alternatives: "once more and at this moment" or "repeatedly and currently".
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But she fell behind again, and now owes $1,885.
Leventhal and Scaring locked horns again and now Hanophy sided with Leventhal and let Rosen go.
They're back together again, and now my friend will barely look at me.
"Triple it again and now you have the number that lives on $2.
"Thank you," Diamond said again, and now they were at her apartment door.
They never did it again (and now, as teenagers, consider a ban outrageous).
Bridget Jones is back, she's single again, and now she's pregnant.
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But in the past couple of years it became on-again, on-again, and now it is ready for public consumption.
You could listen to it again and again, now or a year from now.
You might not ever have a chance to do it again.' And now, having that chance, it's special.
He knocked again, louder, and now he heard her.
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