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today

[tuh-dey] / təˈdeɪ /














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This slow and careful process shaped nearly every fruit and vegetable found in grocery stores today.

From Science Daily

No similar jet appears to be active in the Milky Way today.

From Science Daily

Nonetheless, today, at age 78, Hammel-Sawyer is considered one of the Santa Ynez Band’s premier basket makers, with samples of her work on display at three California museums.

From Los Angeles Times

Generations of whaling all but eliminated the western population — leaving only about 150 alive today off of East Asia and Russia.

From Los Angeles Times

The justices said the domestic abuser ban fit in a larger historical tradition of banning dangerous people from guns — explicitly rejecting the idea that lawmakers today must show a “historical twin.”

From Los Angeles Times