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"been found out" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in the past tense to indicate that someone or something has been discovered or exposed for something they were trying to hide. Example: The thief had been stealing from the store for months before he was finally found out by the security cameras. Another example: The politician had been lying to the public for years, but he was eventually found out by a journalist who uncovered the truth.
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Have England been found out?
Have the Impact finally been found out?
Edward has been found out in adultery.
Cameron says Brown has been "found out".
I wish I had been found out before.
"To date, we have not been found out," he wrote.
Last week, I received a text from a friend stating that I had "been found out".
The naughty Tory boy has been found out, and doesn't like it one bit.
The murder was not supposed to have been found out, wrote Roxburgh.
Disappointed to have been found out, yet again, as employing a law-breaking journalist.
"That means forty per cent have been found out," Christine said.
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