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Discover LudwigThe phrase "again as a main" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or phrase that lacks context, making it difficult to determine when it could be used.
Example: "We will discuss the topic again as a main point in our next meeting."
Alternatives: "once more as a primary" or "again as a key point".
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They're a starter, but it's usually all I can do not to order them again as a main.
MicroRNA miR-34c-5p againred asain as a main modulator of hub genes in this module, namely Ppm1a and Hsp90ab1, as detected by significant correlation among respective miRNA and mRNA expression profiles.
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Foley pointed to the premier's popularity and a sense that Labor was not yet ready to lead the state again as the main drivers of the election result.
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He poses the proof of the consistency of arithmetic (and of set theory) again as the main open problems.
The couple now manages a grocery shop on the main square, but "we will leave again as soon as this crisis is over," Ms. Benito Tarango said.
Once again, a main topic of discussion is transparency.
Again a main difference is on the choice of secondary minerals.
On day four you ask for the salad as a main and then, when they refuse, order the duck again with a whimper.
But financial analysts say that the country's economy is in trouble again as a result of flagging demand in Europe, particularly for steel, Ukraine's main export.
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