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Idioms and Phrases
Up to now, until the present time, as in To date we've received no word from them . [First half of 1900s]Example Sentences
The new agency will be modeled after the county Department of Health Services’ Housing for Health program, which Horvath called the “the most successful program across anything being done in the county to date.”
In President Trump's executive orders to date, there has been little apart from the order on IVF that could be seen as directly pro-family.
Granted, there are folks out there giving Trump 2.0 a passing grade to date.
You can keep up to date with your local weather prospects on the BBC Weather website and app.
He went on to tie for sixth, his best Augusta performance to date.
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