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The phrase "again at the same stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to returning to a previous point or level in a process or situation.
Example: "After several attempts, we found ourselves again at the same stage of the project, needing to reassess our strategy."
Alternatives: "back to the same point" or "once more at this level."
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Four years later, the two teams, and the two players, met again at the same stage in Guadalajara.
When the Scot broke again at the same stage of the second set, completing the job with a stupendous forehand cross-court winner when at full stretch, he seemed to be coasting, but his tendency to drop his own serve immediately after a break is a recurring problem.
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The pair will face each other at the same stage again tomorrow, and Murray hopes reviewing their previous meetings will help him unlock the secret to defeating Nadal.
Werder Bremen, second again, lost on away goals to Juventus at the same stage.
There is now every prospect of Britain repeating last year's win over the US at the same stage, after Ward again produced an upset in the second singles match.
It was like déjà vu all over again as I saw how the concept of settlement planning is at the same stage that plaintiff's structured settlements firms were 20 years ago.
This may not have been as scintillating a win as the 6-0 dismissal of Sheffield United at the same stage last season but the youngsters have set about dazzling this competition yet again.
At the same stage Sri Lanka were 89-1 … Updated at 4.32pm GMT 4.28pm GMT 11th over: England 85-2 (Hales 43, Morgan 41) Mendis again.
"Do they all show a defect at the same stage?
Lille are now second top at the same stage.
At the same stage last year clubs had spent £685m.
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