Sentence examples for again who from inspiring English sources

The phrase "again who" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be used in informal contexts to express confusion or to ask for clarification about someone's identity after a previous mention.
Example: "I heard someone mention a name, but I didn't catch it. Can you tell me again who it was?"
Alternatives: "who again" or "who was that again".

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Then again, who knows?

The New York Times - Books

But again, who needs that?

The New York Times

But then again, who cares?

The New Yorker

Then again, who can say?

The New York Times

The question is again, who decides?

The New York Times

Then again, who isn't?

The Guardian - Film

Then again, who is?

The Guardian - Opinion

Then again, who does know?

The New York Times - Style

But then again, who does?

The Guardian - Sport

Though then again, who hasn't.

The Guardian - Sport

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Again -- who knows?

Huffington Post

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