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The phrase "attempt to attempt" is grammatically correct but may be considered redundant in written English.
You can use it when emphasizing the effort involved in trying to do something, particularly in a context where the act of attempting is significant.
Example: "Despite the challenges, I will make an attempt to attempt the difficult task ahead."
Alternatives: "try to try" or "effort to try".
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Some history first: for 30 years under his guidance, the country had engineered a deliberate, government-inspired attempt to attempt to make Singapore a first world oasis in a third world region.
They are within their rights to attempt to attempt to sue Microsoft, but it isn't fair that these companies become the gatekeepers of a technology which is nothing more than television online (with the benefits of the web such as search, ad targetting etc).
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"He attempted to attempt to return the bottles... this statute doesn't fit".
"I think that Dave's sacrifice and his courage to attempt what he attempted should be applauded.
Prosecutions of women who attempt or appear to attempt their own abortions have occurred sporadically for decades.
It appeared that Weber, having missed on his first attempt, had every intention to attempt to injure Zetterberg.
"All of Ray Lewis's actions were actions to attempt to stop the fight, to attempt to break up the fight," Garland said.
It's a game neurotically aware of what video games do too often, but too frightened to attempt what they attempt so rarely.
So please do not attempt what I am about to attempt in this video, thanks.
[Daily News, Gothamist] Duane Jackson, one of the vendors who alerted the police to the 2010 Times Square car-bomb attempt, is attempting to make the leap from peddling cheap handbags to serving in Congress.
The pair made three attempts to scale the mount before succeeding, and for their first attempt they attempted to traverse Waterfall Gully.
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