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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are now perfect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has reached a state of perfection or completeness at the present time.
Example: "After months of hard work and revisions, our project reports are now perfect."
Alternatives: "have now achieved perfection" or "are currently flawless."
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They paid $500,000 for the two cast-iron buildings that are now perfect off-white, pressure-washed specimens nestled into the iconic stretch that Broome Street cuts through SoHo.
At the same time, it would be foolish to think British-Irish relations are now perfect.
Because of the new availability in sizes and styles, family rooms and bedrooms are now perfect chandelier locations.
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We are now perfecting the screening methods for rapid and accurate identification of improved enzymes.
And at a Torrance unit of Hughes Aircraft Co., designers who provided power systems for fighter-jet radar are now perfecting electric charging stations for battery-driven cars.
Harry was almost 100 pounds lighter, and his blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol levels were now perfect.
He would have kept on going, but his friend James Kelman said that it was now perfect, and took it to his own publishers, Secker & Warburg, for prompt acceptance.
But these milestone changes do not mean that the wider SI system is now perfect, says David Newell, a physicist at NIST.
Pieter de Villiers Has a taste for conversation: you can talk to him about pretty much anything and his French is now perfect.
"This has been a very difficult decision to make but it is now perfect timing for me to make the switch to the NRL," said Tomkins.
Colombian government officials told us that the military has changed and that everything is now perfect.
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