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The phrase "again just think" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and proper structure.
It could be used in informal contexts where someone is encouraging another person to reconsider or reflect on something previously discussed.
Example: "Before you make a decision, again just think about the consequences of your actions."
Alternatives: "once more consider" or "rethink again".
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"I mean, again, just think where we were: January of 2009, three-quarters of a million Americans losing their jobs.
Again, just think of the agony we all would have been spared from the two decades of Thomas embarrassment and disgrace if we could have heard from you then.
Again, just think about your needs and your budget and customize your journaling set.
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Again, I just think we have an eight-game season here.
So again, I just think that is in keeping with that kind of a background.
Again, I just think it's a long way off and hard to do".
"Again, I just think the whole thing needs to be scrapped.
"If you're told that you're stupid over and over again, you just think: 'Oh, I'm stupid'".
The survivors would then urge the world to remember their tragedy and seek to prevent such tragedy from happening ever again". "And just think for a moment if the Nazis survived World War II and there were no Nuremberg trials for the perpetrators of the Jewish Holocaust," he continues.
People might think you scary - but then again they might just think you were going mad.
Then when I heard that the Mead festival was looking to get a footprint again, I just thought it was a great idea.
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