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The phrase "again to be notified" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of being notified once more, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "You will be notified again about the meeting details."
Alternatives: "to be notified once more" or "to receive another notification".
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Soon, you'll have yet another opportunity to partake in this unique opportunity to snag 2-for-1 attendee tickets, but you'll need to sign up again to be notified when the next wave of tickets are released.
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Then they had to be notified again when Toshiba didn't make good on that delivery date.
For example, in news domain, a user has just read news about "new phone release"; he may not want to be notified if there is similar news about that "phone" again.
Two more less prominent options, accessed via smaller links to the left, will allow the user to select to be notified three more times in total or never to be notified again.
The judge is going to be notified".
Private funeral (arrangements to be notified personally).
It can take weeks to be notified of a rejection.
The N.R.C. said it expected to be notified.
The law does not require the subscribers to be notified.
High Court to be notified.
Owners are expected to be notified in March.
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