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Meanings of now aged in English

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Usage of now aged in English
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The man, now aged 49, was jailed for seven years last May.
The Irish Times
2
He then headhunted Fenton, now aged 31, to come out of retirement.
The Guardian
3
The case was brought by a woman known as D, now aged 45.
The Irish Times
4
Grace Tame, now aged 24, remembers the exact moment that the grooming began.
News.com.au
5
The teenager, now aged 15, appeared at the Dublin Children's Court.
The Irish Times
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The allegations were made by a former student now aged 16.
The Irish Times
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Augustus was now aged, and might submit to the affront without resenting it.
The Seven Great Monarchies Of The Ancient Eastern World, Vol 6: ...
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Major General Thomas is now aged 97 and living in Queensland.
Radio NZ
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Country singing star Willie Nelson, now aged 77, charged with possession of cannabis.
Radio NZ
10
Shameful cowardice on the part of a man now aged nine!
Clayhanger
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The mother of the Edmondson girls, now aged and feeble, is in the city.
Life of Harriet Beecher Stowe / Compiled From Her Letters and Jo...
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Johnson, who is now aged 99, was featured in the recent film Hidden Figures.
The Guardian
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The man, now aged 57, had been living in New Zealand for three years.
Radio NZ
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She earned money by working as a charlady, as did Annie, now aged eighteen.
The Complete Jack the Ripper
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Every Christmas I relive what happened to me says the woman, now aged 41.
News.com.au
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She fostered her six kids, now aged five to fifteen years, before adopting them.
Radio NZ
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Now aged across language varieties
Ireland
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Australia
Common
New Zealand
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