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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are now even" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that two parties have reached a state of equality or balance, often in terms of debts, scores, or situations.
Example: "After settling the bill, we are now even, and there are no more financial obligations between us."
Alternatives: "are now balanced" or "are now equal."
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And there are now even more alternatives.
There are now even yoga retreats.
Those requirements are now even stronger.
Except they are now even bigger.
There are now even hops grown commercially in Yorkshire.
There are now even restaurants that are completely gluten-free.
There are now even politicians ready to do the "unsayable".
Some teams are now even spying on themselves.
And such is their confidence that they are now even reclaiming the very word "socialism".
They are tools of the Communist Party".Perhaps they are now even riskier tools.
Members are now even less willing to pay more into the kitty.
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