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Meanings of have since in English

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Usage of have since in English
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France, the Netherlands, Britain and Spain have since changed their taxation rules.
Reuters
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The majority of displaced people have since returned home but need help.
Reuters
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However, they have since evolved into a broader fight for democratic reform.
News.com.au
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House members across the political spectrum have since found provisions they oppose.
Reuters
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However, they have since been empowered by a ruling earlier this year.
The South African
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However, some 150 Russians have since been expelled by mainly Western countries.
Radio NZ
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However, few changes have since been announced to their managements' pay arrangements.
Reuters
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Armed police have since stepped in to restore order in the area.
The South African
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Prosecutors have since launched a series of court cases against those involved.
Reuters
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Both sides, the State and the defence, have since rested their case.
The South African
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Those early concerns have since compounded and evolved into a mounting crisis.
Wired
12
Rules have since been tightened to redouble safety and disaster response standards.
Reuters
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The department have since pursued a criminal case against the unemployed citizen.
The South African
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Cases rose in Poland in August too, though numbers have since dropped.
The Guardian
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But the standards have since come under fire across the political spectrum.
Reuters
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Clinton and Trump candidates have since released details of their personal health.
Reuters
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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