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Meanings of change again in anglès

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Usage of change again in anglès
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About two million years ago, our hominin ancestors began to change again.
BBC
2
Fearing the subject might change again, she forged ahead with her news.
Snow melts in spring
3
As Nikita rolled in the weeds, his body began to change again.
The Wolf’s Hour
4
If I have taken his place I am ready to change again.
Stanford Stories: Tales of a Young University
5
Only, it would be different, the house would have to change again.
His Family
6
It would be summer before long, and the smells would change again.
Jarka Ruus
7
Is this the year we start to check our change again?
The Irish Times
8
But I suppose recent events mean all that could change again.
The Guardian
9
The front remains fluid, however, and his fortunes could change again.
Reuters
10
The Lewis wheeze says that papers have learned to change and change again.
The Guardian
11
Any minute now, they would burst into the room, everything would change again.
East of the sun
12
The mammoths could decide to move away, or the weather could change again.
The Mammoth Hunters
13
And just as we have changed before, we can change again.
The Guardian
14
This is the first plan...it could change again because of developments.
Reuters
15
The pattern could change again, but not necessarily for the better.
The Guardian
16
The TV schedules in the days after the Queen's death will change again.
The Guardian
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