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by the day

NOUN
per diem
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His AI experiments get more bizarre by the day, and his SpaceX projects, which include driverless cybercabs, have been repeatedly delayed.

From Salon

They say it’s old and decaying by the day, a shell of its former greatness.

From Los Angeles Times

The case against former FBI Director James Comey grows flimsier by the day.

From Salon

The pressure to publish a redacted version of its internal report is growing by the day, as are calls for a fully independent investigation, potentially even a public inquiry.

From BBC

The new agreement, covering about 3,200 workers, settles a standoff that had grown more bitter by the day since union members walked off the job in early August.

From The Wall Street Journal