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The phrase "again the stuff of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is once more a topic of discussion or a source of material for a narrative or argument.
Example: "The debate over climate change is again the stuff of political discourse, as leaders gather for the summit."
Alternatives: "once more the subject of" or "again a matter of".
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In-car cameras give a stomach-tightening sense of what it's like to hurtle around Monaco's roads at insane speeds, while the scenes of Senna and arch-rival Alain Prost sniping at each other are, again, the stuff of Hollywood.
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Then again, this being the stuff of movies, it would also be unwise to rule out Rockville's Rhett Butler.
His on-again, off-again relationship with MGM the stuff of legends; so too the resume: high school dropout, amateur boxer, new father at 81. Turned surplus Air Force planes into charter airline after serving in WWII, sold for $104 million profit.
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The coach Sami Hyypia had brought in some psychologists to wake his side from their stupor but the performance on Saturday was the stuff of trauma again.
Uncomfortable feelings -- feelings that make our bodies ache and shake and cause noises to come out of our throats, that make us again elemental -- honey, that is the stuff of life, of human person living.
Then again, familiarity spiked with frisson is also the stuff of long-term love.
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