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The phrase "was now set up" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been established or arranged at a particular point in time. Example: "The new system was now set up and ready for use by the team."
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After my complaint I received a letter confirming that my annuity was now set up for the correct sum starting from November.
Mr. Lorenzo explained that with Execustay, Marriott was now set up to handle stays of almost any length for its customers.
Any public park was now set up with tents, in the very best case, or shelters made out of plastic sheeting, tarpaulins or even plastic bags – very rough living conditions.
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We are now set up for delivery".
"Williams is now set up to move forward and I wish everyone at Grove well".
It is now set up as a private dining room, a sitting room and a bedroom.
"Gore is now set up to take a fall if he doesn't win in New Hampshire," Mr. Murphy said.
In the bigger picture, the Mets and the Cubs are now set up to become a great rivalry for baseball.
In some ways, the Museum of Natural History's app is far more sophisticated: Wi-Fi is now set up throughout its building and is used to calculate your location.
He's now set up a crowdfunding page to purchase outdoor advertising and further promotion for his unproduced screenplay, which he promises is "well-crafted and brilliantly funny".
Leicester, though, march on and everything is now set up for the visit of Brugge, who have lost all four of their group matches.
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