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The phrase "before of being" is not a grammatically correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
It is unclear what you are trying to convey with this phrase. Instead, you could use "before becoming" or "prior to being." Example: "I want to travel the world before becoming tied down with a job." or "She prepared for the interview by researching the company's values before being hired."
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The world's most vulnerable people may be in more danger than before of being kicked off their land and having their human rights infringed because most agreements favour big corporations rather than small landholders and farmers.
At that instant I felt the presence I had before of being watched.
I was then again overcome by the same sensation I had before of being watched.
Other Sunni Arab politicians have complained before of being harassed by Iraqi security forces, which are mostly led by Shiites.
Arsène Wenger has been accused before of being a rigid manager who takes the same approach into every game but Mertesacker tells it differently.
Even so, her experience during filming - she has spoken before of being criticised by its makers for not being skinny enough - clearly affected her thinking about her career.
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"The business that they were in before, that of being a portal, is changing rapidly".
Protesters accuse the current government and the one before it of being Mr. Thaksin's proxies.
"I've made the mistake before of not being loud enough.
This one is no different.
Julián Castro was the mayor of San Antonio before being appointed Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, for President Obama.
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