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Discover LudwigThe phrase "and these days" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to the current time period or to indicate a change in circumstances over time. Example: "People are more health-conscious and these days, many are opting for plant-based diets."
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And these days?
And these days, no flaming shoelaces.
And these days, potholes it is.
And these days that's especially problematic.
And these days exceptions rule.
And these days he remains wary.
And these days, hardly anyone does.
And these days, business is brisk.
"And these days that means a lot".
It's cheap, plentiful and these days probably made in China.
And these days, there are many fewer patients.
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