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"you again" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as a slightly informal exclamation to express surprise or annoyance at seeing someone again. Example 1: "You again? I can't believe our paths keep crossing like this." Example 2: "Here comes that annoying coworker, always trying to talk to me. Ugh, you again."
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Thank you again.
I'll see you again.
Well, thank you again.
Who are you, again?
Tiffany, thank you again.
See you again tomorrow.
Thank you again Professor Zilberman!
And thank you again, Judge.
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Thank-you again for sharing!
Pleased to Meet You … Again.
They're talking about you--again.
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