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Meanings of publish now in English

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Usage of publish now in English
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But I cannot tell whether to publish now would not be base and paltry.
Life and Letters of Charles Darwin — Volume 1
2
You may publish now whatever you like, whenever you like.
Erewhon Revisited Twenty Years Later, Both by the Original Disco...
3
These conditions have induced me to publish now the following pages, which were partly written some time ago.
Germany and the Next War
4
You're ready now, so publish now. I'd worked in publishing and PR for years, so I knew the game.
Ebony
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Grieve said he would have challenged some of the redactions in the report, but was having to publish now because of the general election.
The Guardian
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It is heartening to find them published now in more enduring form.
The Irish Times
7
And I do feel desperately sorry for some of those being published now.
The Guardian
8
This script had to be published , and it had to be published now.
Wired
9
The book is only publishing now, some years on from the awards, because of funding delays.
The Irish Times
10
That book, Rob, will never be published now!
Brood of the Witch-Queen
11
The book can be published now?
Old Valentines / A Love Story
12
"By the way," said I, "talking of literature, how are books published now?
Looking Backward, 2000 to 1887
13
Mr Gormley said the draft Bill was being published now "to allow for further consultation" before it was finalised.
The Irish Times
14
It seems fairly certain that these details have being published now in order to deter further criticism and distract from further cuts.
The Irish Times
15
He said the reports were being published now because he felt the information gathered so far should be put into the public domain.
The Guardian
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It emerged last night that neither of the two reports into the potentially damaging allegations are likely to be published now until next week.
The Irish Times
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