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Discover Ludwig"I just updated" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when something has been recently changed, improved, or modified. For example, "I just updated the document with the new information."
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I just updated the page with instructions on getting hibernation and the modem to work.
"I just updated my will and trust and, with heavy heart, cut out what was a significant bequest to my alma mater, Brooklyn College," he wrote.
(Pathetically I just updated my own Facebook status to inform my 232 "friends" that I am investigating open-enrollment options for next year's health benefits).
So I just updated the AppleTV and fired her up.
Also noteworthy: I just updated the site with some awesome new features: autoplay, keyboard controls, shareable URLs, and a sexy new design.
I just updated my Cr-48 to the new build and it's feeling pretty polished (though there are still some bugs — such as with Angry Birds).
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"I've just updated my Facebook status," he said.
Posting on the Microsoft Answers forum he says "I have just updated my windows using the October update (10, version 1809) it deleted all my files of 23 years in amount of 220gb.
So I should just update to iOS 7 on my iPhone 5 and call it a day then?
I'll just update that app for you, don't concern yourself with the details. .
If you respond with "Are you hinting at me or something?" and she says "I was just updating!", she is probably nervous that you got the hint and does not want to admit it.
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