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even now

adjective as in present

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adjective as in present-day

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Even now-a-days our information upon the subjects of their intelligence, manners, and habits, is defective and fragmentary.

The Saracens called her Cabar, which means great: even now-a-days her crescent adorns the religious monuments of the Turks.

Even now-a-days, it was generally safe to anticipate mildness from him at the evening meal.

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