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Present-day practitioners of Tango Nuevo, the modernist strain of Argentine tango, face a benign but persistent quandary.

But spontaneity and joy were hallmarks of his work, and there is no denying that over all it has had an influence, even among present-day practitioners.

And it also displays work by five present-day practitioners, part of a growing number helping to keep the tradition alive.

In New York, "A Legacy in Landscapes" displays more than 100 new additions to the library's voluminous print collection by nearly 60 artists, ranging from Fragonard and Pissarro to present-day practitioners like Alex Katz, Roxy Paine and Terry Winters.

Like those earliest groundbreakers, present-day practitioners continue to concentrate on gas exchange as the primary criterion for identification of ARDS.

Time: the present day.

Her influence continues to the present day.

The present day is different.

So has the present day.

Go to the present day.

Although Cicero was a legal practitioner and was versed in the positive (human-enacted) law of the Roman state, he sought to situate it in relation to what he considered objective moral truths, which he also called "laws" (thus the tendency of many writers up to the present day to refer to timeless moral truths as "natural law").