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Sentence examples for now supported from inspiring English sources

The phrase "now supported" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It indicates that something is currently being supported or has recently become supported. Example: "The company's new software update is now supported by all operating systems."

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They now supported Roosevelt.

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The New York Times

SOCKS5 proxies are now supported.

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University of California, Berkeley

Thus, previously unsuccessful searches are now supported.

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Copy/Paste of Unicode text now supported.

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Columbia University

PKINIT freshness tokens are now supported.

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Reprojected datasets are now supported by the dither_region.

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Harvard University

DIOPT-based ortholog searches are also now supported at FlyBase.

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Harvard University

The SPAKE pre-authentication mechanism is now supported.

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology

*New MacBook Pro (Revealed July 2018) is now supported.

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Columbia University

The dangling arm was now supported by a sling.

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The New Yorker

That idea is now supported by the chemical evidence.

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