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just now

adverb as in lately

adverb as in latterly

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I live in Brooklyn and haven’t really seen the need for one until just now.

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And investors are just now starting to see the kind of impact it is likely to have on the AI trade over the coming months.

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“A great many costumes went into this one costume,” she thought, pleased with both her disguise and the potential math lesson, but there was no time to solve the costume/costumes problem just now.

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In the case of First Brands, the new wrinkle was the rise of private credit — lending by lightly-regulated creditors on opaque terms that bankruptcy lawyers are just now beginning to unravel.

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"Celtic, just now, are not a club that is moving together," added former Aberdeen and Scotland defender Willie Miller.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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