Sentence examples for continued to present day from inspiring English sources

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The US broke off diplomatic ties with Cuba in 1961 when Raúl's brother, Fidel, aligned with the Soviet Union in the cold war, and the frosty relations have continued to present day.

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However, a short stint of increasing population size, starting around 126 generations ago (∼756 years ago), is observed before a drastic population decrease starting around 40 generations ago (∼240 years ago) and continuing to present day.

Increasing antimicrobial resistance remained a challenge during the Vietnam War and has continued to present-day in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan [ 2- 8].

As his trial went into its third day on Thursday, prosecutors continued to present their case, without Mr. Abebe and without another Tanzanian witness.

He will continue to present the Wednesday evening slot for the rest of the year, with his last show on Boxing Day.

The deal will see Carr continue to present The Sunday Night Project alongside Justin Lee Collins.

The Radio 2 breakfast DJ will replace Adrian Chiles, who will continue to present the hit BBC1 programme from Monday to Thursday.

Gary Lineker will continue to present BBC's Match of the Day for the next five years.

The subsequent revival has continued to the present day.

And it has continued to the present day.

Collapse at Ure Lodge has continued to the present day.

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