The phrase "again delete" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the action of deleting something once more, but it is better to clarify the intent.
Example: "If the file reappears, please again delete it from the system."
Alternatives: "delete once more" or "remove again".
Sparked by a seemingly harmless tweet advertising a podcast from his magazine, The Weekly Standard, over 100 users flooded Kristol's mentions with the same simple message over and over again: "delete your account".
If you seriously don't like your mom, and don't want to see her again, delete her (and any siblings) from your buddy list.
(22) Again, delete "Sr". in the long caption.
Someone offered me a drag/toke/puff (delete as appropriate) on a joint/spliff/reefer (again, delete as appropriate), so I thought, why not?
Again, delete lines that are not relevant to the point you are making.
Print out the color portion of the document Close the document Open the document again Delete the color portions Print the black portion on the laser printer Save each edit of the project to its own file marked color or black if you need to print this again in the future.
I once again deleted Tinder.
Again, deleting non-invariant items in the composite scales reduces this bias (all ESPI-RED < |0.13|).
The KIR2DL4 and KIR3DL1/S1 framework genes are again deleted on the haplotype, as they are on the j haplotype as described earlier.
To increase data density, we discarded all species with only a single sequence in the data set by using the script taxon_deleter and again deleted groups of orthologs with three or fewer species by using small_groups_deleter [III].
The deletion-ends indicate locations of the enhancer-trap in BACs, and are represented schematically with the bent lines in Figures 1 and 2. The lowest panel in Figure 2B shows a mutated enhancer-trap BAC that was again deleted from the opposite end by a lox511-iTol2kan transposon.
