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"I have just" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has recently happened. For example, "I have just finished my last exam."
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I have just arrived in Moscow.
"I have just landed on your Planet.
"Can't I have just a little coffee?
I have just killed my dog.
"I have just landed in Delhi.
"I have just opened a beer, actually.
I have just written "The Brisket Book.
I have just returned from Oberammergau.
I have just to call them.
I have just been told".
I have just come back.
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