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Discover Ludwig"and are now" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate something that has recently happened. For example, "The kittens were born last week and are now being cared for by the local animal shelter."
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Luckily, most of those histories survived and are now preserved.
They cooled quickly and are now solid throughout.
These arguments have been, and are now, vigorously denied.
Most sessions were recorded and are now available.
Both received short prison terms and are now free.
"All of them have been cleaned and are now occupied.
Graduation rates rose dramatically, and are now over 90 percent.
The women supported Hillary Clinton, and are now undecided.
Average real wages at first stagnated and are now falling.
Some have never looked back and are now keen cyclists.
The napkins were $17.50 each and are now $8.75.
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