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Recent meaning
Having happened a short while ago. | Up-to-date; not old-fashioned or dated. | Having done something a short while ago that distinguishes them as what they are called.
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Recent polls show Democrats’ presumptive nominee, former Vice-President Joe Biden, holding that edge — with a 9 percentage point margin in the recent Washington Post-ABC News poll and an 11 percentage point margin in a recent Fox News poll.
The donor may have had recent tattoos and/or piercings; been recently treated for sexually transmitted illnesses; may have had a recent illness, or in the case of women, recent miscarriages/pregnancies,” Tucker explained.
And in a recent speech at a dinner in Hillsborough, the PM discussed the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement and his recent hospital visit with DCI Caldwell.
Britney isn’t said to have seen her kids for more than a year and her relationship with her boys was a key part of the controversial recent TMZ TV documentary on her recent life that aired on Fox last month, ‘Britney Spears: The Price of Freedom’.
Discussing the recent deluge of criticism levelled at the feet of his Department, the Dublin Fingal TD remarked that he was willing to accept constructive criticism, but felt that much of the recent accusations had been political point scoring.
Female representation has improved in recent years and is now at an all-time high with six of the 15 seats held by women thanks to recent elections of Traci Park, Eunisses Hernandez and Katy Young Yaroslavsky.
Following recent cutbacks, there is just one person in charge of misinformation policy worldwide, according to a recent report in the New York Times.
For simplicity, let’s compare the most recent midterm cycle, 2022, with the most recent presidential cycle, 2020.
In a recent tweet, Schiff claimed that Bitcoin is underperforming against gold, despite the recent spike in Bitcoin prices.
In a statement, the HSE said it had made great strides in tackling tobacco across the country in recent decades, but progress was stalling in recent years.
In August, Musk claimed that 'user seconds' had hit an all-time high in recent months, and at a recent press conference, CEO Linda Yaccarino indicated that X had 225 million daily users.
In the UK foreign office's statement, the recent execution of Alireza Akbari, a UK spy in Iran has been mentioned as the reason in addition to the crackdown on recent riots in the country, which were provoked by the Western states in Iran.
Many businesses have struggled in recent years to decide if, when and how they should speak out about current events, including issues like systemic racism, recent Supreme Court decisions and other political events in the news.
Mortgage rates have jumped in recent months amid a string of Bank of England base rate rises as it moves to quell inflation, although there have been some signs of fixed rates settling down in recent weeks.
Mrs Saunders said: "In classes, children have been keeping up to date on recent events and it was agreed that any money raised would go towards supporting those affected by the recent earthquakes in Turkey and Syria.
Nothing in recent memory demonstrates the male monopoly in the political space than the recent Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Convention where the women only got two positions, Women Leader and her deputy.
Obi wrote: “I read and agree with Bill Gates’ recent comment on the “japa” syndrome, where, according to reports, he stated that the recent surge of leaving the country for greener pastures is good and healthy for our country.
Recent releases like "He's All That" and "The Lovebirds" have brought romantic comedies back into the spotlight, tapping into untapped resources in recent years.
Some economists said yesterday’s rate hike – a step up in pace from recent quarter point rises – was a panicked response after the Bank had been too hesitant to raise rates over recent months.
The Russian MFA said that the leaders of Estonia have purposefully destroyed relations with Russia in recent years and described as the last straw Estonia's recent decision to expel 13 Russian diplomats and eight technical workers.