Armenian and Portuguese traders were living in the San Thome area of what is now present-day Chennai before the arrival of the British in 1639.
Flashing forward 100 years, it is now the present day and Leo, whom Count Lilac has preserved by turning him into a vampire, is ready to rescue his sleeping princess (all this time, he has been living as a homeless person in a tent outside the palace gates, which are now overgrown with vines).
We now present 2-day outpatient trials performed at four clinical centers.
"A lot of us and our colleagues were surprised by how high these numbers are already now in the present day climate," said Dr Erich Markus Fischer from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology.
Miller's Gilead, now set in present day with references to Tinder and weed and millennial feminism, was a graspable place.
Ross now presents a Saturday night chatshow on ITV.
This hardly demonstrated foresight since I have now presented a Sunday morning talk show for the past decade.
Marr, the BBC's former political editor who now presents a Sunday morning politics show on BBC1, said the use of injunctions seemed to be "running out of control".
Unwisely, the novel ends by returning to its least plausible character, Rudolf Born, who is glimpsed, in the present day, now fat and old, and living on a Caribbean island, looked after by servants in expensive isolation, like Dr. No gone to seed.
This incurs a known cost of 100,000 x today's oil price, with a countervailing benefit of 100,000 x the oil price 10 years from now, discounted to the present day at an appropriate interest rate (spread over the London Interbank Offered Rate, LIBOR).
