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Discover Ludwig"have now also" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is used to indicate that something has recently changed or been added. For example, "We have now also added vegan-friendly options to the menu."
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The courts have now also indicted their superior officers.
But the middle-aged have now also joined the fray.
We have now also appended a response from the Egyptian government.
But Chivas have enjoyed flying under the radar and have now also found their stride.
They have now also transformed the politics of European border controls.
Most of my contemporaries have now also left their jobs as workloads have increasingly become untenable.
England's fortunes have now also suffered from having an extra format in which to lose.
The broad outline has been clear for some time, and almost all the details have now also been sorted out.
However, Washington's suburbs have now also become Democratic, enough to swing Virginia to Mr. Obama in the last two elections.
But, as this newspaper has reported, fewer marriages could mean stronger ones; divorce rates have now also started to drop.
The news has sparked similar pledges by Sainsbury's and Asda who have now also vowed to introduce price cuts.
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