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The phrase "already because it was" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in a context where one is trying to explain a situation that has already occurred due to a previous condition, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "I felt a sense of loss already because it was clear that things would never be the same again."
Alternatives: "previously due to" or "earlier because it was".
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Lord Rose, the former chair of Marks and Spencers, also said the UK could effectively decide who came into the country already because it was not a member of the Schengen area.
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Yes, I've seen it several times already because it's really good.
For Balanchine the work was already American because it was danced by American dancers.
(Ok, they were ALREADY standing because it was so crowded in there, but I'm telling you, they loved it).
Of course, this is all basically stuff that you already knew because it was extensively reported in the news.
One erroneous news report this summer that New York had already been eliminated because it was overreaching with its proposal seemed an effort to psych out the city's bidders.
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"But I would be pretty sure that would be already paying VAT because it was hot takeaway food".
Likewise, if you hear any bad news at all, join in the general chorus that it is even worse than it already is because it is late December.
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