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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all that again" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to repeating something that has already been discussed or done previously.
Example: "I really don't want to go through all that again; it was exhausting the first time."
Alternatives: "that once more" or "all of that once again".
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Here we saw all that again.
"I'm not going through all that again".
Do we want to go throuugh all that again?
There is simply too much at stake to go through all that again.
Minister Well, let's not go into all that again, it's been three torturous and bruising months.
He quickly explained all that again to the Cossack, who repeated it to his men.
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If it flopped, then they certainly weren't going to put up all that money again".
Apologies for bringing up all that "unpleasantness" again, but I've been thinking about Alex this week.
I hate to think we could have false positives and see our sport thrown back into all that baloney again.
And the losers in all that, once again, are fans of the game we like to call the greatest.
I am not going to go over all that territory again.
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