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Meanings of already common in English
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Usage of already common in English
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Smuggling is already common, but increases the wider the price gap.
2
Flooding in many parts of Bangkok is already common during the annual monsoon.
3
Farjani said it as though his comment was already common knowledge.
4
The challenges of and the solutions to address climate change is already common knowledge.
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It's already common knowledge that he refused to share his remarks with the DNC beforehand.
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Such things are already common in the digital worlds of listicles, podcasts and promoted content.
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The morning's news was probably already common knowledge.
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Legal battles over overtime pay are already common.
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ADs are already common in Germany where they have been aided by strong support from the government.
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These are already common in the United States and other major food exporters like Argentina and Brazil.
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This practice, also known as pilot-fishing, is already common in Europe, but had been limited in the United States.
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Every one had heard the rumours in question, and he scorned to confirm a tale that was already common property.
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If you read the bumf behind previous attempts to reform the NHS, you might think that all this was already common.
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His excesses are already common gossip around the city and without the strength of deeds to balance them? He paused meaningfully.
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While human blood donations are already common, this time it was man's best friend's turn to pitch in for other canines.
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Returning rock to the earth after minerals are extracted, for instance, is already common industry practice through the use of tailings dams.
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