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Discover LudwigThe phrase "already grabbed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been taken or obtained prior to the current moment or context.
Example: "I had already grabbed my coat before the rain started."
Alternatives: "already taken" or "already obtained".
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He'd already grabbed one while I was out.
Yet the case has already grabbed much more attention than do most honour-killings.
"A riot police officer had already grabbed him and was pushing him," she said.
In rural areas, along with the SNP, they had already grabbed much of the historic Tory vote.
His brother Andrew has already grabbed the directorship of the beautiful Kettle's Yard museum and gallery in Cambridge.
At the time of writing players have already grabbed the first three of the game's eight badges, with a live Google Doc available, tracking the process.
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Already grabbing headlines is Fake It 'Til You Make It, a show created by comedian Bryony Kimmings and advertising executive Tim Grayburn.
With many competitors gone, impaired or under the cosh of government masters, banks that have been able to keep operating normally in global markets are already grabbing new wholesale business.
"The players are having a couple of days off," said the Lions' defence coach, Andy Farrell, "but they are already grabbing the coaches and sitting around the computers, looking and analysing.
Deere's riding mowers and landscaping machines are already grabbing market share from Toro and Electrolux.
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