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already

[awl-red-ee] / ɔlˈrɛd i /


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Sir Keir had already sacked Lord Mandelson after a previous release of Epstein documents, however Labour MPs have questioned why he was appointed in the first place.

From BBC

There have already been 14 strikes so far in the long-running dispute.

From BBC

Shares of Icon were plummeting on Thursday toward their worst day in decades, as the announcement of an accounting probe added to all the pressures the contract research organization sector has already been feeling.

From MarketWatch

And they were already in a frenzy over the French ice dancers long before the Olympics.

From The Wall Street Journal

The changes would not apply to people who have already obtained settlement but would cover people already living in the UK, including those who had been expecting to get permanent residence in the coming months.

From BBC