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The following command may be used to check if CNAME is being used.
If the domain is being used outside of your control, you would not be able to use that domain.
aws cloudfront list-conflicting-aliases \
--distribution-id YYY \
--alias 'www.example.co'
https://repost.aws/knowledge-center/resolve-cnamealreadyexists-error
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I have a similar issue, and this command won't work for me, because I've not been able to deploy cloudfront at all, given the "conflicting" CNAME which apparently exists some where.