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The phrase "again because it owed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in a context where one is explaining a repeated action or situation that is due to a previous obligation or debt, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "He had to apologize again because it owed to his previous mistakes."
Alternatives: "once more due to" or "again as a result of".
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But this May, the family had to ask for help again because it owed $830 in back rent.
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Again it owed much to wit over brawn.
Trying this again because, frankly, it rocks.
In his resignation letter, according to the Times, he again told the firm that it owed him some sixty million dollars.
In 2009, the club risked being wound up again when it was revealed it owed over £300,000 to the tax man.
Maybe again, because it's a deprived area".
It cannot say it owes only $2 billion because it expects a very high return.The reason is clear.
It owes me.
It owes nothing," he said.
Not because, "I owe it to the community".
Breaking up in person can be really hard, but again, you definitely owe it to her.
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