The phrase "again dispose" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the action of disposing something once more, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "After reviewing the items, I decided to again dispose of the old documents."
Alternatives: "dispose of again" or "re-dispose".
Having beaten Stoke City in the previous round, Coventry, who are sixth in League Two, once again disposed of a struggling higher division side.
O'Reilly concluded that Australia's pace duo "had again disposed of the English opening batsmen with the minimum amount of effort".
The ban in 2009 allowed the use of biodegradable plastic of 40 microns or thicker, under the theory that heavy-duty plastic bags are used again and again, not disposed of.
Drain all the coolant from the engine and keep it to use again or dispose of it legally, no matter how little.
Mr Watson is another with few miles on the clock, and O'Neill again sounds disposed to go up in distance, for the Coral Cup, rather than stay at two miles in the County.
There, they will be mass produced for financial gain (again), and eventually disposed of (again).
Now that the @Home part of the business looks like it will carry Excite's dead weight, it's not surprising rumors are resurfacing that Excite@Home may once again try to dispose of the portal.
With three new cases of foot and mouth disease detected in northeast England, the authorities said soldiers would again be used to dispose of carcasses of animals slain to combat the disease.
Yet with Ali finding it hard to fight in the US, he took his belt on the road: travelling to Canada to beat George Chuvalo, then to England to dispose of Henry Cooper – again – and Brian London, before hopping to Germany to beat Karl Mildenberger.
The Mafia, in effect, works for Frank, who winds up again and again impressing people not disposed to be impressed by a black man.
