Examples of using Asked again in English and their translations into German
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Political
He asked again:"Then what?
Not even just me, by myself?" the voice asked again.
 The man asked again,"Then who?
Before the deletion, you may be asked again.
The man asked again,“Then who?”?
When we were 10 they asked again.
He asked again,"How is your heart?
Then, you will be asked again to accept them.
She asked again if you would go and see him.
But still you did not understand this sign and asked again.
And Noha asked again those who were still alive.
Than they switch positions and the group is being asked again.
He asked again,"Have I not conveyed the message?
This will make iteast when same questions are asked again.
He needs to be asked again, because he screwed up the marriage.
Although I had actually understood him the first time, I asked again.
They asked again and he kept giving until he had nothing else to give.
The question whether Wölfli'smusic can be played is asked again and again. .
My friend asked again,"Have you read any Falun Gong books?
You are right, and this brings me to a question I have been asked again and again. .
It is always asked again if a takeover of old data in CLAKS is possible.
He just stared(smiled) in disbeliefI asked again but he walked awayHe said"Don't you know?
He asked again if I agree to divorce and if not he would send me back to the labour camp.
Then you will be asked again, whether you want to enable personal results.
Well, Bud asked again if I was interested in maybe taking over the butcher shop.
Her family asked again,"Why is there a ring of congested blood around her neck?
You will be asked again by a message highlighted red:"Do you really want to delete?
You may be asked again whether you want to allow IPVanish to make changes to your computer- if so.
They asked again the reconfirmation and the new re-granting of cities, castles and lands, odal and feudal goods.
Schmidt asked again and again about the origin of instruments there, and interviewed several Jewish musicians who had emigrated to Palestine or Israel from Germany.