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Meanings of already afoot in English

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Usage of already afoot in English
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Moves are already afoot to get New Labour to redress the situation.
The Irish Times
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Upon the pavement the life of the newly-awakened city was already afoot.
The Chessmen of Mars
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Moves are already afoot to digitise syndicated loan workflows, despite the apparent challenges.
Reuters
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This would substantiate the view that plans for an AngloFrench Cup are already afoot.
The Irish Times
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A discussion of a Central European Zollverein is already afoot.
What is Coming? A Forecast of Things after the War
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Henry was already afoot on the adventure perilous.
Young Lives
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Smallbones was already afoot-forthe start for Calais was to be made on that very day.
The Armourer's Prentices
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Moves are already afoot by another anti-Thaksin group to keep the powerful Shinawatra family out of politics.
Reuters
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Mining projects were already afoot in the country, but far to the north on Great Slave Lake.
Through the Mackenzie Basin / A Narrative of the Athabasca and P...
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Plans are already afoot to educate the rest of us in the run-up to the 800th anniversary.
BBC
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Wider ecumenical moves are already afoot.
The Irish Times
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Plans are already afoot for next year's which is likely to expand to include a walk and other open-air events.
The Guardian
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Plans are already afoot.
News.com.au
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The Kaffir drivers were already afoot and strolling out for their horses, or lighting the fires for their masters' coffee.
The Great Boer War
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Again, moves are already afoot -notably to create a digital single market, a capital markets union and an energy union.
Reuters
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Mozilla just released Firefox 3.5 a few weeks ago, but plans are already afoot for future improvements.
Wired
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