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Yes, you can continue to overdraw your BB&T bank account even if it is already overdrawn, depending on the bank's policies and your account settings. However, doing so may lead to additional overdraft fees and could worsen your financial situation. It's important to check with BB&T for specific details regarding your account and any applicable fees or limits on overdrafts.

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