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The phrase "again for whatever reason" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a repeated action or situation without specifying the cause or justification for that repetition.
Example: "I found myself at the same café again for whatever reason, even though I had promised to try a new place."
Alternatives: "once more for any reason" or "again for any reason at all".
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Then, they would let me back in, and I would mess up again for whatever reason.
But again, for whatever reason, it just didn't catch on in the same way.
And, again, for whatever reason, Nasty's is the epicenter for rockabillies on Saturday.
Scott implied that Young needed to be more patient, specifically if he was benched again for whatever reason.
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But I would advise you to hold off taking the piss out of precocious art students and Blood Orange fans if you ever want to get laid again, because – for whatever reason – hot, cool people tend to be more attracted to those into hot, cool stuff.
Mindful of the political risks if his momentum slows, Mr. Cuomo exhorted lawmakers in his nearly hourlong speech to ignore cynics who say "what happened last year was a fluke, you can't do that again, that was for whatever reason, the stars, the planets, it was a one-time situation".
"So I would say from 2 on that Friday till we played again on Tuesday night, for whatever reason, we lost our edge.
"You say all the right things before the game and then again at half-time but, for whatever reason, they didn't do it".
"But recently, for whatever reason, they feel right again.
At that same 2011 conference, Donald Trump – who is, for whatever reason, invited to speak again at this year's CPAC – decided to troll the Paulites as directly as possible.
For whatever reason, summer bulbs are way cool again.
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