Now that it's complete

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Even now that it's complete, however, the Standard Model doesn't offer any insight into the dark matter that scientists believe pervades the cosmos, and which outweighs all visible matter by a factor of five, or dark energy, an utterly mysterious force that appears to be something like negative gravity, and is making the universe expand faster all the time.

Now that it's completed its pre-order campaign, the company is shipping product.

"MCI's growth was held back a bit during the merger, but now that it's completed the company is profiting from its exposure to the international markets as well as its involvement in the rapidly growing data market," says Behrens.

On the other hand, because of the modest financing — $1.4 million — he had only sixteen shooting days in which to make the movie; now that it's completed, Lee has to shop it around for distribution.

Now that it's completed, Smith said he's received offers from people to buy it or order a similar one from him.

Now that it is complete, Wigglesworth's cycle emerges as one of the finest of recent times, far more consistent and considered than its most obvious recent rival, from Vasily Petrenko on Naxos.

Now that it is complete, you must read this trilogy: with your book club, your students, your kids who seem too young for it and your kids who think they're already too old.

And now that it was completed with all its ornaments, Poplicola was ambitious to dedicate it; but the nobility envied him that honour, as, indeed, also, in some degree, those his prudence in making laws and conduct in wars entitled him to.

Now to verify that it is complete, let us consider a Cauchy sequence in the space.

But now that it's been completed, it has considerably lessened the chances of a speculative attack on one country's bond market bringing down the entire system.

He also acknowledges that "transitions can be frustrating," but reassures developers that "it is now complete".