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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a lot currently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a significant amount of something happening at the present time.
Example: "I have a lot currently on my plate with work and personal commitments."
Alternatives: "a great deal at the moment" or "many things right now".
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The simple answer is, a lot! Currently there is no known cause or cure and only some vague treatments.
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The building, which would be completed in late 2014 if the necessary permits were obtained, sits on an 18,000-square-foot lot currently occupied by — as it happens — a parking lot and a used-car dealer.
Mix-a-Lot is currently taking to Skype to connect with potential talent and possibly allow fans to participate in studio sessions that will contribute to his upcoming album "DUN 4GOT ABOUT MIX".
Once a real recovery is under way, it's likely to mean more jobs for a lot of currently unemployed people.
In fact, a lot of currently approved chemotherapeutic drugs, such as Paclitaxel, 5-FU, or Bortezomib, kill cancer cells by inducing excessive cellular stress.
A lot of people currently trying to survive the rule of the Islamic State might applaud that remark.
A lot of effort currently goes into estimating it, but perhaps the crucial question to ask is what countries are doing to address it.
Q: There are a lot of programs currently, aimed at different levels of the education pipeline.
It actually works a lot like Wikipedia currently on the device.
It sounds as if Zuckerberg is just tip-toeing around calling for the death of a system that a lot of people currently use.
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