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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all that already" is not standard in written English and may be confusing without context.
It could be used in informal conversation to imply that something has already been done or addressed, but clarity is essential.
Example: "I thought we were going to discuss the new project, but it seems we've covered all that already."
Alternatives: "everything already" or "all of that already".
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But we know all that already.
A simple ban would have backfired — they had been through all that already with Cheryl, who was presently twenty years old and six months pregnant.
"The Arabs from other parts of Iraq are starting from zero, but we've been through all that already," said Brwa Abdulrahman, a 26-year-old who works in the city's youth center.
He explains how to blow up the Death Star, but surely you know all that already: there's a two-metre-wide thermal exhaust port, leading to a shaft that goes directly to the reactor system.
But then, we long knew all that already, and have their decades-long dossiers to remind us as we delve back into their work, embracing the ability to mourn these two silky-voiced performers through their lasting masterpieces.
"Even if he doesn't want to hold onto that, I think he should hold onto it with pride because he's earned it". Nadal has earned it by compiling a phenomenal 45-1 record at the French Open and a 93 percent winning percentage on clay over all that already makes it safe to call him, not Borg, the greatest clay-court player.
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"You cleaned up all that ice already?" she asked me back.
For all that, inequality already is a political cause, though in strange and unexpected ways.
There is still the matter of all that water already on the ground.
I thank you for all that you already do to foster a campus culture built on trust and integrity.
But it would have been courteous to recognise all that has already been done by Peter Hodge and myself and The Independent.
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