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1. Even by present-day standards these were large aircraft.

2. The colonists settled near present-day Charleston.

3. Present-day medicine men use wicker baskets and reed arrows.

4. The present-day ambience was slightly more prosaic.

5. In 1638, Swedish colonists settled in present-day Delaware.

6. According to present-day ideas, a star begins its career by condensing out of a cloud of dust and gas known as a nebula.

7. This is a profound question, and present-day quantum theory does not really provide us with a satisfying answer.

8. If a present-day Darwin were to agonize over his matrimonial fate in what ways might it differ from the example above?

9. Thus, present-day surface relief is largely due to movements that occurred during and since the Tertiary Period.

10. Because of the present-day search for virtuosity many dancers can attempt such roles after they have mastered its technique.

11. Nearly all present-day digital computers are of the serial type, executing one program at a time.

12. In present-day western society, most patients will need some dietary therapy and postural correction.

13. Present-day economic, social and political conditions are identified and an outline description of their origins is attempted.

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15. Present-day runners, whether amateur or professional, are more suitably attired in vest and shorts and well-trained.

16. His present-day detractors might well ponder what would have happened to the country had he died.

17. The present-day Faust smirked over towards the Professor and made an obscene gesture.

18. In all of present-day economics, there is no livelier writer than D. N. McCloskey.

19. For a few years its luminosity flared up to about 10,000 times the present-day luminosity of the Sun.

20. Finally, let us consider some of the major political problems within present-day societies.

21. To do so is perhaps to judge the Renaissance too much by present-day criteria.

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24. Yet other species exhibit variation patterns that defy analysis of the sophistication of present-day biology.

25. Butter, sugar and cheese would never have been permitted were they present-day developments.

26. None of these collections was well catalogued or well arranged by present-day standards, and none was accessible to the general public.

27. Forgive me for my reticence but I know that many of the present-day inhabitants would not appreciate the need of it.

28. It lacked the impersonality and regularity of the highly organised machines which conduct present-day international relations.

29. Tensions in the gulf drove prices at the time up to the present-day rate of $ 1. 46 per gallon.

30. I have briefly described the three main streams of present-day mathematical philosophy: formalism, Platonism, and intuitionism.

1. For a few years its luminosity flared up to about 10,000 times the present-day luminosity of the Sun.