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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'an already' is not grammatically correct in written English.
You can use 'already' alone as an adverb that means 'prior to a specified time,' as in the sentence, "She had already finished the assignment when I arrived."
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Fox will join an already crowded market.
Discouraging news for an already discouraged workforce.
"It can complicate an already complicated situation".
Amicore enters an already competitive market.
The lawsuit complicates an already messy situation.
So an already faltering economy is collapsing.
War has weakened an already slowing economy (see article).
Or is it going further complicate an already complex system?
On an already bad team, some veterans took another hit.
Injuries, meanwhile, have further reduced an already thin squad.
The recession further crippled an already deteriorating manufacturing base.
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