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Discover LudwigThe phrase "again gives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is being provided or returned once more after a previous instance.
Example: "The teacher again gives the students a chance to improve their grades by offering extra credit assignments."
Alternatives: "once more provides" or "repeats offering".
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Meeting them again gives you a pleasurable sense of rediscovery.
Winning the league again gives us that opportunity".
I think the biggest difference has been the string and then that again gives her confidence".
"Digging a hole and filling it back in again gives you G.D.P. growth.
Sometimes putting yourself in a junior position again gives you a different perspective.
This again gives a different picture and perhaps a more revealing one.
13OWL is a bit weird to be a final answer, but re-spacing again gives the real answer, BOWL.
I think in that way it has just made me …" He pauses again, gives a deep sigh.
The flaw in the film is Michelle Monaghan, who once again gives a faintly kid-sisterish performance.
About a week later, the bum shows up again, asking for Leonard, who again gives him money and tells him not to come back.
As the aorta descends through the diaphragm, it becomes known as the abdominal aorta and again gives off both visceral and parietal branches.
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