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Meanings of say nowadays in English

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Usage of say nowadays in English
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Gurkhas say nowadays the fabled knife is used more often in cooking.
Reuters
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France, 'the country of only sons,' as folks say nowadays-that'sit, eh?
Fruitfulness
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Then he saw that he was spotted; or, as we say nowadays, picketed.
Foul Play
4
People, you know, say nowadays there ain't any hell-orperhaps none to speak of?
Mary Marston
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I don't give a damn what they say nowadays.
The girl who played with fire
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Yes, that's what they all say nowadays.
The Bent Twig
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So many men say nowadays.
The Village by the River
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Orontes, said Juvenal, has flowed into Tiber; Nile, we may say nowadays, with equal truth, has flowed into Thames.
Science in Arcady
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Was this a sign that her singer had betrayed her, had given her away, as we say nowadays, to posterity?
The Aspern Papers
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She came with the reputation of being "smart," as we should have called it, clever as we say nowadays.
Pages from an Old Volume of Life; A Collection of Essays, 1857-1...
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Well, then, my friend Telesforo, six months before his death, was still a most promising young man, as they say nowadays.
Stories by Foreign Authors: Spanish
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I liked their silence, and these mutes pleased me no less than those characters that have such a heap to say nowadays.
The Eleven Comedies, Volume 2
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It is a very sympathetic little town, as we say nowadays, and one might easily resign one's self to a week there.
A Little Tour in France
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In those places, it wasn't difficult to wake up and before dawn we'd be at the stakeout hoping, as birders say nowadays, to connect.
The Guardian
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She said nowadays, like women before them, some men were moving beyond restrictive gender norms.
Reuters
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That is what people are saying nowadays: you yourself have jested to me about our privileges.
Demos
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