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The phrase "are already exploiting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone is currently taking advantage of a resource or opportunity.
Example: "Many companies are already exploiting the latest technology to improve their services."
Alternatives: "are currently utilizing" or "are actively taking advantage of".
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Indeed, critics say the conglomerates are already exploiting their role as relief co-ordinators.
Its Atlantic shelf shares the same promising geology that oil companies in Mauritania are already exploiting.
Republicans are already exploiting the issue nationally, and believe it has appeal beyond New York.
Investors, he said, are already exploiting depressed prices in some parts of the country and will continue to find bargains.
In short, the financial reforms do not rule out more bank bailouts down the road a specter critics are already exploiting.
As this example indicates, some central banks are already exploiting their ability to create money in ways many of their citizens don't fully understand.
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A wide range of industrial glass treatments are already exploited by both glass and automobile industries.
Masers are already exploited for deep-space communications and radio astronomy, but this room-temperature device could expand their applications to medicine, security and quantum technologies.
Its descendants underwent adaptive radiation, evolving a variety of finch species with ways of life capable of exploiting opportunities that on various continents are already exploited by other species.
Other subconscious biases are already exploited by political campaigns.
Autoregressive models in particular are quite common in applications and they are already exploited in cloud application modeling, e.g., for auto-scaling [18].
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