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The phrase "again I tried" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that you made another attempt at something after previous attempts.
Example: "After several failures, again I tried to solve the problem, hoping for a different outcome."
Alternatives: "I attempted again" or "I tried once more."
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Again, I tried to give the girl some money.
Again and again, I tried and failed to unclench my top hand at the end of the swing.
Again, I tried to give myself over to the totemic impact of the imagery.
Armed with this bombshell, again I tried to woo with cartographic charm.
Again, I tried to teach the audience at the Congress about photobiology, and a paper was published entitled "The Photobiological Basis of Low Level Laser Radiation Therapy". (B53).
Again, I tried brushing it off, telling him I was tensing it, which he politely told me is impossible.
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Woman (halting again) "I try".
Parties "now and again, now and again, I try".
And then again, I try to live as normally as I can".
Again and again, I try to explain that being healthy isn't enough to keep you safe.
I've said it before and I'll say it again: I try a lot of kitchen kit.
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