Again, regulation ought not to rely on one single global authority.

Having been almost entirely rebuilt twice, once due to Japanese air raids during World War II, and again after being devastated by Cyclone Tracy in 1974, the city is one of Australia's most modern capitals.

Once again, the eurozone appears to be on the verge of unraveling. So, will it be once more into the breach for the ECB?

It sowed a seed... .

Americans have once again finished a presidential campaign season in which the quality of the debate over economic policy was abysmal.

Once again he faces state violence.

As the slogan goes One man, one vote, one time.

Once again, Abbas looked feeble in comparison.

Again, the Palestinians resisted.

There are again two reasons for this.

Again, I thank members for their cooperation.

Once again there was a remarkable involvement by women.

The author again ignored the summons.

Once again, the Israeli sources had not even a single mention of the U.N. incident.

So again, you have to do some detective work here.

But here, again, the government is hiding in plain sight.

Again, there would be a cost.

England once again provides an apt illustration.

Again, Bush left him hanging.

And, again, it is the people who are calling for change.

Again, there are three possibilities worth considering

Here again, history gives no cause for optimism.

Again, its effect, thus far, has been significant.

Indeed, deindustrialization was visible in some cases (UNCTAD, 2003 92 99).

Our public education, once a model for the world, has become most noteworthy for its failures.

Again, China sent a low ranking official.

Again, there were denunciations that focused on timing.

Once again, the eurozone appears to be on the verge of unraveling.

Ross got it right again this week, when he said

Again, the tacit rules said otherwise.

Once more, we would do well to heed his advice.

Once again, happy holidays I will see you all next year.

Once again, I would like to assure him of Albania's full support.

Again, there are examples of similar error ranges.

I saw one once.

Once like a Muti, and you'll clap, just once.

Again, maintaining realistic expectations must be paramount.

Again, confidence will return only after answers are provided.

Again, help can come in any number of ways.

Once again, my foes did this.

Again, timing was a principal factor in sparking outrage.

The world financial system again stood at the edge of a precipice.

Once again, the US Federal Reserve is in the eye of the storm.

The evidence, again, flatly contradicts this.

Again, a large component of a solution is education.