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The phrase "already to create a" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "I am already to create a plan for the project."
Alternatives: "ready to create a" or "prepared to create a".
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BOSCO is part of NASA's Quiet Supersonic Technology program, which aims (as you might have guessed already) to create a supersonic aircraft that doesn't create that vexing sonic boom wherever it goes.
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Now is the time for organizations, if they haven't already, to create an effective bonus system.
Experts say the Cuban diaspora has already begun to create a tiered social system in Cuba.
What do we need to do and what is already happening to create a better world?
Generali has already agreed to create a $12 million humanitarian fund in Israel.
Mr. Obama has already decided to create a bipartisan budget commission under his own authority after Congress refused to do so.
The Conservatives, who have already pledged to create a new "right to data", are watching such developments with interest.
Work had already begun to create a whole new system that would channel and draw out smoke much more quickly.
(Quirky and G.E. have already cooperated to create a jug with a sensor that will tell people when the milk inside has soured).
And unlike the disastrous end to its first go-round decades ago, the carmaker has already managed to create a buzz.
I'm simply joining a conversation, which reaches back for decades, with people who are already trying to create a society of equals.
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