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The phrase "already found you" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone or something has been located or discovered prior to the current moment.
Example: "I was searching for you all day, but I already found you at the café."
Alternatives: "have located you" or "discovered you already".
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They may not want you hiding in the cobwebs of the garage, under the porch, or they may not want to jump in the shower to already find you in it.
If you already found what you know you want, more searching is not necessary.
You've probably already found that you are meeting more men just by pursuing your passions!
If you're in your early twenties, and you've already found your passion, you are fortunate indeed and should follow it.
There is a chance your ex parents have already come home, found you gone, and are now going undercover to find you.
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We have already found out that you can't run railroads without taking in some [Nazi] Party members...
However, using signalling and data packets, and the SIM/eSIM chips already found in smartphones, you could make this much easier.
You have a choice: between a definite offer to do a job that seems challenging and exciting and is highly paid but with which you're neither familiar nor immediately comfortable; and a job you may not get but is one you've already found enjoyable and in which you've already found success.
What if you've already found your partner, how do you nurture love then?
The neat trick for this is that you remove the items you already found so that your metal detecting equipment will not detect it again.
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