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The phrase "again to build" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of constructing or creating something once more after a previous attempt or iteration.
Example: "After the initial project failed, the team decided to start again to build a more robust solution."
Alternatives: "once more to construct" or "anew to create".
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Moreover, they will need to spend at least as much again to build the new networks.
The blackbirds have chosen yet again to build their nest at virtually ground level.
This just isn't a guy who is now back trying once again to build nuclear weapons.
Then again, to build a satisfying composition out of a dome plus a plane is a dicey proposition.
Those who are good at public speaking have generally practiced this skill over and over again to build mastery.
Now Iran, under its new president, Hassan Rouhani, is trying again to build moderation into its theocracy and repair relations with the West.
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In a joint media appearance afterwards, Trump again pledged to build a border wall between the United States and Mexico.
Almost exactly four decades later, the same technique is being used to decide again what to build on this boxed-in Lower Manhattan lot.
"I'm looking forward to getting my hands dirty again attempting to build something new and meaningful at scale," he added.
And they again failed to build on the platform provided by opener Jaik Mickleburgh, who followed his first-innings 42 with a further 33.
He once again vowed to "build a great border wall to stop illegal immigration".
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