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The phrase "again because it made" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are trying to explain a repeated action or feeling, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "I decided to try the dish again because it made me feel nostalgic."
Alternatives: "once more due to it causing" or "again since it brought".
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I just started wearing my finger armor again because it made me feel powerful".
Despite my fondness for this long-lasting deodorant, I wouldn't buy it again because it made my underarms incredibly itchy.
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It should be again, not just because it makes sense but also because it's the most profitable way to go.
When she was old enough and I was ready and I was OK if someone told me I didn't deserve to be loved again because I made a film, I went back to (filmmaking).
Avoid purses that have logos all over them because it makes you seem, again, too flashy and that you are trying too hard.
She sang as the black girls do, as if you're smothering a sob, and this song always ends by beginning again because it is made in the image of misery, and tell me, will misery ever end?" Jacques Roumain, "Gouverneurs de la Rosée" ("Masters of the Dew") Translation by Mr. Bell.
Again, politically, it made sense -- because it served to counter Democratic complaints that most of the benefits of Republican tax reform always went to the ultra-wealthy.
I was down and I didn't want to think about or see the bike again because looking at it made me feel sick".
"These guys were outside again because we made it safe," the officer said.
"Hopefully, that'll happen again because it would certainly make it a lot easier," Huston said.
This is an argument that has been made many times by many people over the years, but it's worth making over and over again because, well, it's a good one.
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