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But that was the best time of my life, and only now that it has gone from me forever—only now do I realize it.
But the full orchestra is only now performing her work.
If anything, mainstream beauty influencers are only now catching up.
Only now, a "purchase" button has replaced the "download" option.
Unlike Trump, who is only now starting to make headway
It closed in 1963 and only now is being redeveloped.
MSCIEF which are only now back to their 2012 levels.
The property market recently softened, and is only now reviving.
And what if only now Feed were designed and introduced?
One more time, only now with big data behind it.
Even modest proposals for compensation are only now being considered.
He's only now releasing basic principles of a tax plan.
After twists and turns, only now is a trial underway.
I'm only now thinking that maybe she wore the pants.
The identity of that man is only now becoming clear.
The burning continues, only now black spots border my vision.
BREGMAN: But only now, come on, you jumped the bandwagon.
Only now, looking back I wish I ate a little differently.
That's Star Trek for you, only now with 100% more Rihanna.
Sometimes the relationships needed for lobbying are only now being established.
And only now is it being exposed for what it is.
Only now does Max realize how bad his experience actually was.
LH: I'm only now starting to realize how special that is.
Or was it the watchman who had only now shown up?
Only now, they're doing so with a new dimension of dread.
Quartz first spotted the number, but it's only now been confirmed.
Google only now getting serious about mobile video chat is cringeworthy.
Only now there's a literally fiery trail of carnage behind her.
How he's only now come to that realization is beyond us.
Only now he's race baiting as the GOP's undisputed standard-bearer.
I think only now people are starting to understand us here.
Only now it's his ball and the caddie has switched it.
"The campaign is only now really gathering momentum," the official said.
Founded in 2009, OTOY is only now stepping into the spotlight.
But how larvae and bacteria interact is only now being elucidated.
But it is only now that it has come into effect.
But why would the board be pondering those issues only now?
Only now it won't be destroying the planet any more. The
Only now Blunt has betrayed his friend to reveal the truth.
It is unclear why the case has become public only now.
Only now has the politics of class returned to the fore.
Production was halted and is only now ramping up again. Slowly.
The consequences of that overconfidence are only now coming into view.
And only now are they getting the recognition that they deserve.
But only now are researchers becoming more forthright about these adjustments.
Only now it is one of these United States being extorted.
The court was preparing only now to carry out the sentence.
He's only now getting engaged when he thinks he has to.
Only now, instead of a slide projector, it's a smart display.
Only, now it is in the shape of a sleeve (singular).
Only now I know I'll never find out what it is.
I think not only now is it accepted, but it's expected.
He's been the chief justice for a decade but only now is he a swing justice and only now is he on a court when all the conservatives are Republicans and all the liberals are Democrats.
Only now do I also realize how smart and innovative he was.
Only now, Syria is no longer the Obama administration's to worry about.
Only now are many of those children working their way through college.
For locals, however, The Beach's effects are only now beginning to fade.
Only now it's with the urgency of 50-year-old turkey loaf.
But only now did the Chicago Police Board vote to fire them.
Why are hardline Brexiteers only now making a fuss about the transition?
But maybe only now are we allowed to start talking about it.
Facebook is only now beginning to realize its full ambitions with WhatsApp.
Only now do I understand it thanks to Ezra Edelman's exceptional documentary.
But it still had the same Apple keyboard, only now more cramped.
Only now is he free from the horrors of his own memories . . .
He had made rules, and this was one, to look only now.
Only now, she said, has she begun emerging from those dark years.
Only now do I see that I was always one step removed.
The English translations are coming only now, and a biography is expected.
Only now it's not a small business meeting, but a national conversation.
The Ridgeline is only now reappearing, redesigned, for the 25 model year.
It's that, only now it's a woman talking to her dead dad.
Only now, we don't have to wait or sneak away any more.
I'm interested in the expiration date, the urgent, only-now of it.
" Only now could the president see "that segregation was morally wrong and . . .
Only now, after so many years, are we starting to see results.
Only now are they seeing value and dipping their toes in again.
Much of this work is only now being widely shown and studied.
Only now, the sentiment applied just as well to their lives together.
It is again appropriate, only now as a warning for America's future.
Only now do I discover a city without people yelling is boring.
Only now is the Fed talking about how to wind that down.
The rest of the world is only now starting to find out.
But not only now your son, but has always been your son.
We are only now learning how to quantify these benefits to communities.
We're only now just beginning to understand what our data is worth.
Only now, people are looking at it closer, and have noticed something peculiar.
Only now are companies like McDonald's and Chipotle beefing up their digital efforts.
Only now her work is finally getting the credits and attention it deserves.
Only now some of that hardness from elsewhere has become real here, too.
It's only now at CES that the two sides are publicizing the partnership.
The ramifications of our smartphone addictions are only now being examined, in fact.
Suggested additions actually rolled out yesterday, but is only now being publicly announced.
Only now are we beginning to see the ramifications of power and virality.
Most were closed for days and are only now operating with limited service.
The mechanisms of these new media are only now beginning to be understood.
Of course, hindsight is 20/20, but really — only now it's doing this?
Only now are the substantive impacts of his visit starting to be diagnosed.
These choices contributed to a lethal readiness crisis we are only now arresting.
And only now, 10 to 15 years later, are we seeing the impact.
Only now I'm running out of places to learn, at least in America.
Only now, however, has she stretched her wings and ventured into the extraterrestrial.
He is only now working to make his boss happy -- facts be damned.
Only now are we starting to teach about women artists in art school.
We're only now starting to realise that the former is far more important.
Only now we have the whole world on which to reflect our terror.
Only now does the haunting beauty of High Park at night reveal itself.
Only now is the full picture of what happened and why becoming clear.
Only now are the Pentagon and lawmakers beginning to ask the tough questions.
What's coming out only now, however, is the extent of Moore's political extremism.
Key to the plaintiff's case is that she is only now speaking up.
Only now are those cases starting to be caught, in Washington and elsewhere.
Some factories she buys from are only now slowly getting back to work.
"He's only now getting engaged when he thinks he has to." https://t.
Indians in the green-card process since 2008 are only now receiving them.
I've probably only now come to realize that everybody has something growing up.
It is only now in her teenage years that she can tolerate touch.
Only now it's no longer small and forlorn, but sprawled over a couch.
Only now — with the polls showing him a likely big loser on Nov.
But only now by signing their letter of intent are they officially committed.
The situation started some time ago, but it's only now coming to light.
There's still the same sense of melody and urgency only now extra agitation.
The implication and long-term consequences of this failure are only now becoming clear.
And Sanders's campaign, Keith said, is only now even approaching that level of merchandising.
We're only now recovering from "Let it Go," so please Disney, let us go.
But it's only now we're getting a clear idea of what it's actually about.
Only now you can actually do stuff in Quick Look besides, you know, look.
Only now are private chains emerging, offering the promise of innovative education at scale.
It's only now that I realize I haven't eaten a single thing all day.
So it's already busy on that front — and only now likely to get busier.
Only now, their new bands feature people like Mike Patton and Slayer's Dave Lombardo.
So why is it only now that the international fashion press is catching on?
This week, Cheryl is still living in purgatory, only now it includes attempted murder.
Tiger R-ZoneIt might seem like augmented reality is only now seeing serious development.
It's only now, however, that authorities -- and the nation -- are waking up to it.
"There are still companies that are only now dealing with the issue," she added.
He is still bending creatures to his will, only now it's a quirky hobby.
The Trusted Flaggers program, which is invite-only, now includes more than 2685 organizations.
Some of these Republicans are only now realizing that Obama was right all along.
Only now we know he has a different, perhaps more accurate, name: the Cannibal.
This, too, was originally proposed in 2013 and is only now set for implementation.
Well, here we are 40 years later and they're only now making those inroads.
But only now is it getting serious about the culture-and-content-rich country.
It's something Assassin's Creed always promised but is only now delivering on in earnest.
Young voters are only now learning about what went on during the Clinton presidency.
Only now they'll watch their savings and investment accounts steadily grow and begin compounding.
I couldn't then, and have only now begun to learn how to decipher it.
Why are tech workers only now forcing some firms to turn down DoD contracts?
He is still just the man Breivik, only now older and with less hair.
Only now it takes a thousand bullets instead of a few well timed attacks.
My plan is still to teach, only now I have set my sights abroad.
Though service has declined for years, solutions only now seem to be coming. Why?
But it's only now that allegations of sexual abuse against him have become public.
This was America as it has always been, only now for all to see.
Only now, 75 years later, does Sheindi make her diary available to the public.
The 2018 campaign is only now beginning, and the political climate is highly volatile.
Only now are we finally seeing some Republican proposals that are simply not sufficient.
Only now I had the perk of coming home to a handsome, affectionate man.
Ironically, it's only now that some countries are looking at China as a model.
How had they talked to lawyers and only now pulled me into the loop?
It's only now that we have the data to give the lie to this.
But it's only now that the sheer size of the network has been revealed.
I think we're only now starting to grapple with the free speech implications. Absolutely.
That would certainly spook markets, which are only now starting to price in that risk.
Rape on college campuses is only now beginning to get the serious attention it deserves.
Only now the discrimination is officially enshrined in Israel's basic law — the country's constitutional equivalent.
I've lived here for seven years and only now do I truly understand the bus.
Only now is he telling us that this success is entirely contingent on EU membership.
Plus, your blowout can still smell like coconut, only now it'll be the real deal.
Yet, only now in the last two weeks are we beginning the process of investigating.
Stores are only now starting to close, and those that remain are just testing automation.
University labs are only now diverting brain power away from infectious diseases to tackle opioids.
Although signs of the data economy are everywhere, its shape is only now becoming clear.
He won the Academy Award for Best Actor — and his career is only now recovering.
It's only now, however, that the papa-to-be has publicly confirmed the baby news.
Only now, for example, has the BoJ explicitly pledged to overshoot its 2% inflation target.
And it's only now that we're realizing how powerful, and devastating, sleep deprivation can be.
Neither is currently on the docket, and discussion is only now picking up around them.
It's only now, months later, that Haddish is ready to all-but-confirm the truth.
It's wild that this is only now a first — but, hey, it's still progress nonetheless.
Yet they remain generally restricted — something the federal government is only now working to change.
Really, they all go back to one thing: only now is HomeKit a useful platform.
Some in Washington are troubled that they are only now learning of the incident. Rep.
However, Trump wants every American to believe that migration is only now at its peak.
The alarm bells have been ringing, and only now does anyone seem to be listening.
It's only now, years later, that I realize why: I didn't want to be skinny.
Callie has made things super awkward and only now seems to understand the potential fallout.
Only now it's possible for many crossers to call 911 if they run into trouble.
It's only now, years down the line, that I've fully gotten back into the glow.
Some in Washington are troubled that they are only now learning of the incident. Rep.
"The global focus, meanwhile, has been on cars; only now is this changing," she said.
I'm only now realizing how uncommon that is and I'm deeply appreciative of those experiences.
Only now, after more than a decade in legislative roles, is she running for president.
"We're only now planting for the changes in the next few years," he told me.
You will only now learn the next part if you go ahead and do it.
Only now is the Fed talking about how to wind down its portfolio of assets.
Scottish Ballet, a company founded in 1957, is only now making its New York debut.
The economy is only now, and slowly, starting to emerge from years of near-stagnation.
Only now, the converted cars can jump-start themselves if that conventional battery is discharged.
Only now, their mission was to secure oil fields in other parts of the country.
Only now are people starting to recognize just how significant of a threat TB is.
Italy's labour reforms have been tentative, and it is only now tackling its banks' bad debts.
"It's only now that we're beginning to really understand the extent of the devastation," Darlington said.
Rather than a seven-nation ban, it's is only "now a six-nation ban," he said.
Only now, the week of his movie's release, did he allow himself to watch the others.
Years later, Bran and Jaime have come together again — only now, they're on the same side.
It's only now that time crystals have been realized in a lab in (quantum) physical form.
Their cases were unsealed in March and August of 2015, but have only now been reported.
But DSRC technology has been slow to develop, and only now is beginning to be deployed.
But if Warren is only now officially declaring, what exactly was her "exploratory committee" for anyway?
It's only now, though, that developers can actually write Go functions and run them on Lambda.
This feature was demonstrated at last year's Google I/O, but is only now rolling out.
Board of Education, but a school district in Mississippi is only now fully desegregating their schools.
"Only now are we beginning to see the long-term impact of the technology," Naughton warned.
It is only now, two years after she was ousted, that the distortions are finally dissipating.
If there is a surprise, it ought to be that the royalty increases came only now.
Despite bipartisan support and the approval of President Obama, it is only now becoming a reality.
The #LGBTFansDeserveBetter hashtag is still populated with critical tweets — only now they're responding to Rothenberg's response.
When muscle cars were first made, we were imagining the Moon, only now we imagine Mars.
But only now is the true extent of the FBI's bulk hacking campaign coming to light.
In the uproar following the firings, they say ArenaNet is only now working to revise it.
Insurers and re-insurers are only now starting to include all that in their risk models.
In some cases, the manufacturing technology required to fabricate the material is only now becoming available.
It's all the Poshmark features you know and love, only now it includes coffee table books.
Wilson says these complaints have been lodged for years and only now is action being taken.
It's a bold move, especially since Jackson is only now getting attention from the fashion crowd.
Consumers may have only now adapted to a world of cheap fuel and a strong dollar.
Yet only now, 11 months after the 2016 election, are we beginning to realize the cost.
Only now we know that Mr. Robot is really a hallucination based on Elliot's dead father.
This older Evie's back to her early lassitude, only now she has nothing to wait for.
"The reasons for this species only now infecting humans remain obscure," they wrote in the paper.
Matthew pushed the sea into fragile coastal villages, some of which are only now being contacted.
Only now is this changing given that for once, we're the ones responsible for these trends.
But Sunday's events are emblematic of a wider problem that is only now revealing itself fully.
Only now I fear we may be allowing this to happen in front of our eyes.
Only now, apparently, it's realizing it can use these big-budget bestsellers to teach actual history.
Only now, 24 years later, do I understand the complicated relationships that I had with politics.
A culture of silence has long persisted around such behavior, and is only now being broken.
Only now, a year later, she admitted that even in the first months there, she relapsed.
Her low-key manner has always masked an ambition that is only now really becoming clear.
Only, now there is a twist: Florida is no longer the swampy backwater it once was.
The Garner case is only now coming back because of Erica Garner's potential bid for Congress.
Your privacy is still invaded, only now you're left to wonder if the insights were accurate.
Only now is America really seeing what kind of leader we have in the White House.
Only now I've realized what a necessity it is, and how easily it's taken for granted.
Veterinary medicine is only now coming to terms with the psychological impacts of euthanasia on veterinarians.
One bruising chapter has ended, but another phase of the Ukraine affair is only now beginning.
Only now it feels like a plaintive holdover from a distant, more innocent time — like 2015.
The latest revisions, however, suggest that it's only now that those smelters have supplied historical data.
I still love to wander, only now I do it, as often as not, through books.
The only other British possession in the region, Burma, is only now opening up to foreigners.
That's the same path Democrats must blaze between now and November, only now it's much harder.
The older boy speaks little and is only now learning Quranic Arabic in another woman's tent.
Acceptance did arrive in 2014, but this puzzle is seeing the light of day only now.
We are only now beginning to exploit new knowledge with regard to precision medicines and immunotherapies.
Only now, 20 years later, are people starting to confront the emotions tied to their experiences.
Some, such as Syria, are torn by civil war; others are only now emerging from war.
Mr. Kiesewetter's office said it was unclear why the assessment was made only now, months later.
How could I listen to a song so many times and only now really hear it?
Only now it looks like there were actually two conversations going one, with little discourse between them.
The refugee crisis boosted anti-immigration parties across Europe, and the results are only now becoming apparent.
But it is only now that the effects of poor grain storage are becoming clear, analysts say.
Perhaps it is rude that I am only now revealing this selfish reason for caring about posters.
The Google parent shut down Titan early last year, although it has only now acknowledged the move.
She demurred when asked if that strategy would change, noting the field is only now taking shape.
The track possesses the darkness of his original sound, only now with a newly found acidic quality.
Only now has it emerged that Family Tree DNA was legally compelled to reveal the family's identity.
I feel I am only now beginning to fully appreciate all my father has stolen from me.
Hearing that scientists are only now testing a thing you thought was always true should feel familiar.
Only now, watching the Republican establishment dismantle the Affordable Care Act, has this struck me as cruel.
Only now are we beginning to understand the horrifying gravity of what our garbage species hath wrought.
Only now is Artemis — the name of NASA's 2024 mission — getting the credit some say she deserves.
We are only now beginning to realize how much this has cost the economy, particularly in jobs.
Basically, exactly what he's been doing behind the scenes, only now he gets explicit credit for it.
In other words, single women have only now made as much money as men did in 2016.
This explains why I'm only now remembering that the Festival of the Lost was a Halloween event.
Early-life stress is especially concerning; scientists only now are beginning to understand the long-term consequences.
Hurricanes Florida's only now starting to come to grips with the devastation that Hurricane Irma left behind.
Only now that Winnie Madikizela-Mandela is physically powerless is she fully permitted to rest in power.
The courtroom strategy That McQueary's statement to police is only now coming to light is no accident.
If only now we could turn that into some real paper, you know what I mean, Sunil?
It's only now when I look back that I can see we were creating history, you know?
Only now, with Mr. Trump's campaign foundering, is Mr. Heck willing to abandon him, the president said.
Only now, these howls about viewpoint discrimination have the force of the United States government behind them.
Only now will we start to get a better picture of the race for the Democratic nomination.
There's a good chance you've already encountered Lil Mayo, even if you're only now learning his name.
Korea set up drive-through test stations, an approach only now being launched in the United States.
And people think it's only now, but we've been like this for seven years of our life.
We are only now looking at this policy properly because most of us believed it was bluster.
It has also brought new risks to all three, some of which are only now being realized.
I am only now learning to style you with the same devotion I apply to my outfits.
Serious negotiations are only now getting underway on the terms under which the U.K. will leave Europe.
Records show that the charity only now plans to address the issue in its upcoming independent review.
But English-language readers are only now getting a chance to judge this Dutch classic for themselves.
He later rejected the manifesto, and his death in July has only now become more widely known.
Only now you realize the sun hovering above the distant horizon isn't slowly rising: it's fast setting.
Only now that Greece has lifted its veto can actual accession talks to the European Union begin.
Death amplified a sound that has only now been heard for the first time in many quarters.
It's absurd that after 69 years of the Emmys, we're only now seeing these kinds of groundbreaking firsts.
Only now, in Baidoa, home to a camp for displaced Somalis, does she find the smallest of solace.
The artist's brush with Expressionism appears to be returning, only now subsumed in a process of minute modeling.
As millennials creep into their 30s, they're only now just seeing the ravages of time take their toll.
It's only now that I realize I'm an idiot and the flight is actually only three-hours long.
Regulation fostered a mindset that exacerbated climate change issues, which we're only now beginning to make progress against.
Linksys announced the WRT32X back in January, but the router is only now just about ready to ship.
Yep, those colorful sandals in all their plastic glory are still happening, only now, they're all grown up.
This is what markets do, only now they're doing so with a wider band of potential policy outcomes.
It's only now, looking back, that I see all the politics, the marionette strings, the staging of desire.
It's much the same in Arkham VR, only now you get to see it all through Batman's eyes.
The "winter heating season" with its associated curtailments of aluminium production is only now drawing to a close.
Yes, Jenner, who Forbes recently called a self-made almost-billionaire, is only now reaching legal drinking age.
Only now, that is everyone on Earth, apart from the 58 million people who voted for Trump yesterday.
Context: The Trump administration announced this initiative in March 2018, but is only now moving forward with it.
The public is only now waking up to the way gender identity is evolving, both socially and legally.
But I'm even angrier at the Republicans who are only now pulling their support for this repellent candidate.
It's only now I really appreciate how soft the sand is and how green the palm trees are.
But it's only now that I realize that I'm not an inherently bad person and I'm not stupid.
Though effected in July of 2010, many of the changes it held are only now coming to fruition.
Italy's long recession, only now abating, has taken its toll, leaving €360 billion ($405 billion) of bad debts.
These were nearly identical to Keano's monochromatic pyramid, only now there were new names: Angelina, Mila and Ruby.
In the case of Russian bots and trolls, we are only now learning the extent of their reach.
" A few minutes later a man tweets at me: "It's telling that you are only now watching this.
It is only now, in the 21st century, that actually labeling our approach as "realist" has become taboo.
Moreover, the consumer confidence index and sales of new, one-family homes are only now reaching 2007 levels.
The kind Dany represented in the early days of this story but is only now beginning to embody.
And the full impact of Mars' $23 billion acquisition of Wm. Wrigley in 2008 is only now reverberating.
It's taken me four years, but I am only now coming to grips with my health insurance policy.
The administration is finally promising to improve these conditions, but only now that unionization is a credible threat.
By not negotiating your salary, you're losing money not only now, but for the history of your earnings.
More opportunities Only now, there are so many more opportunities for girls who dream of space and science.
Only now China is a far more formidable financial and technological competitor than it was 20 years ago.
Only now are major party leaders and contributors beginning to recognize the full depth of this intraparty conflict.
I am only now beginning to understand the long-term effects that running has had on my life.
We're getting closer to spring, but you're only now really starting to get in the cozy, winter mood.
The "winter heating season" with its associated curtailments of aluminum production is only now drawing to a close.
Only now, it seems like they're all ready to get off the ride and finally begin something new.
But like many of his teammates, he is only now getting to throw in his first World Series.
Clearly, as far as Italian literature is concerned, it's not "only now" that dogs and their minds matter.
Stretch fabric has been used for women for years, but it is only now making inroads in men's.
Phys Ed Scientists are only now beginning to understand the many microscopic changes that occur when we exercise.
This has always been the case in prison, it's only now that people are beginning to pay attention.
The wounds of partition are only now healing, and it would be a grave mistake to reopen them.
And China is only now getting up to manufacturing speed after the country shut down over the coronavirus.
"That would've been ironic," she said a bit later, as though she were only now processing the incident.
But it's only now, with these Los Angeles performers, that the whole duet has returned to the stage.
Only now have I really begun to recognize how discourse designed to hurt can actually leave its mark.
A few, such as Walter Robinson and Troy Brauntuch, are only now starting to get long-overdue recognition.
Only now the battle lines are drawn within the cultural left; the English department was conquered long ago.
The fact that bipartisan cooperation is emerging only now is shameful; Democrats should have cooperated to begin with.
Only now, in 2019, have they reached the level that they were a year after the recession started.
OPEC has never seen this kind of competition before and is only now coming to grips with it.
After funding expired three months ago, CHIP and community health centers are only now getting a temporary reprieve.
It also chided those who, it said, were only now waking up to racism because of the election.
"Ethan is reflecting something in his life that I'm only now discovering the courage to do," he explained.
Albot, 103, has been on tour for more than a decade but is only now hitting his stride.
Months into that process, RoMan is only now validating test parts produced by its potential new Israeli supplier.
Experts are only now beginning to uncover why rates of heart disease are so high in this group.
At the White House, FDR was only now sharing the prospective arrival of his guest with Eleanor Roosevelt.
It's been 15 years, and only now am I able to have a meaningful relationship with my mother.
Other countries in Asia are only now starting to ask that as they realise how much is at stake.
It's been available to download since February, but Rubin is only now claiming the app as Life on Air's.
The US, who is only now moving to chip and pin (EMV) credit cards, is behind many other nations.
The ideas behind variable fonts have been around awhile, but the technology has only now caught up with them.
It's only now, at Google I/O, though, that the company is actually making this feature available to developers.
People have been rounding up to 80 cents for a while, but only now is it actually, technically true.
Because they grew in full sun, year-round, weeds had to be constantly fought back, only now with herbicides.
Only now, more than two decades after he died, can you really look at him through a clear lens.
And only now is the Swedish artist getting her due at one of New York's most preeminent cultural institutions.
His first novel, "Insane", published in Germany in 1983 but only now translated into English, draws on this experience.
Because the Trump defendants are only now raising this recusal issue for the first time, legally, it's too late.
Assuming these cells are the real deal, though, there's the obvious question of why they've only now been discovered.
To the innocents only now discovering Facebook's interests do not always align with their own: do a little reading.
It's only now that the magical investigative powers of podcast journalism have zeroed in on the Richard Simmons enigma.
The company announced in June that the study met its main goal, but details have only now been disclosed.
But they can also be a source of market power—something antitrust experts have only now started looking into.
These people escaped ethnic cleansing at the hands of the Myanmar military only now to face natural-made catastrophes.
Soon there will be nothing left, no past to cling to, no future to hope for, only now. ♦
Governments at multiple levels are only now recognizing the enormity of the problem — and are finally starting to act.
Microbes have evolved several different lines of defense against viruses, some of which are only now coming to light.
As the high number of airline incidents makes clear, it's not just that victims are only now coming forward.
Only now, more than two years after the fact, will he share his version of events: He was jumped.
Wigfield said that the FCC is only now revealing the attack because it did not want to incite copycats.
Only now has Mr James delivered the feel-good narrative necessary to salvage his reputation in the public eye.
Why did Trump only now, in May, fire Comey over a breach of conduct that took place months previous?
Only now that the NCAA and its allies have come to Washington, they may not a have a choice.
After millions of hours of on-road experiments and training, performance is only now becoming acceptable in benign environments.
Just take a look at Skepta, who is only now getting the credit he earned over ten years ago.
Five days later, the bag was still there—only now, suspiciously, it had been tucked into a dark corner.
Only now, another seven years later (there's that number again!) am I starting to really consider a new definition.
His Pokémon narration feels as if we're listening to him narrate animals in nature, only now it's all animated.
But investors may only now grasp that policing the biggest information exchange in the world does not come cheap.
I'm just angry that it's only now that these conversations have ramped back up to the level they have.
Appointment booking was announced at F8, too, but is only now launching into beta with select developers and businesses.
But only now, over last weekend and the coming one, are they being presented en masse in marathon form.
Why the Indian market matters: The country has 1.3 billion people, many of whom are only now coming online.
Only now, about seven years down the line, central banks have started to assess and implement some rate hikes.
Cuba is only now entering the digital age and has the lowest per-capita internet access in the hemisphere.
What happened between August 2018 and a week ago is only now being revealed, since negotiations were conducted covertly.
Pence's suggestion that it is only "now" that we understand WikiLeaks' involvement in "disseminating classified information" is oddly incorrect.
The first primaries, remember, are still months away, and many people are only now starting to follow the race.
The coronavirus is a new phenomenon, which means scientists are only now beginning to research possible treatments or vaccines.
But only now is the issue seeing the light of day, after Pope Francis acknowledged the problem this week.
Only now the curtain is falling on your 20s, and you're noticing all the other travelers are still 19.
J. Samet: Yes, it seems as if a lot of feminist painters are being appreciated only now, in retrospect.
Pricing along these existing supplier networks is only now starting to play catch-up with that Chinese spot price explosion.
"Only now are they looking around ... It's inefficacy that has put our state in such a sorry position," he said.
With Iowa State faltering, it still looks like a three-team race—only now West Virginia has crashed the party.
"Only now are we gaining new insights into the lives of these remarkably preserved individuals," said Antoine in a statement.
Finally, I see the protesters I'd been with earlier coming my way, only now there are dozens more of them.
Harper may only now be finding out about her mom's other gig, but she's no stranger to her pop's career.
McLaren is a powerful might that's been lurking in the shadows among diehards, but only now getting its mainstream due.
U.S. grains markets were closed on Monday for the Memorial Day holiday and are only now reacting to weekend weather.
Billy's recovered well over the past two years, but he's only now "starting to find his feet," the organization says.
Around 150,000 acres, or 234 square miles total, have burned in the blaze, and it's only now 65 percent contained.
The RBI has released the figure only now, claiming, improbably, that it needed to count the cash in its tills.
But only now, in her fifth and final act of life, can Fonda confidently feel that she is herself, too.
The impact has been profound however, and Bureh Beach is only now reclaiming its status as a burgeoning tourism location.
It's been under our noses for quite some time, but we're only now recognizing it as a distinct atmospheric phenomenon.
And the group is only now dropping the word "colonial" from its company name, and adopting the shorter F&C.
It's one of the most romantic and beautiful parts of live performance, the 'here and now, and only now' aspect.
It's only now, when it's really too late, that you realise you could have done with that tablet after all.
And its users unwittingly took part in a social-data boom and are only now starting to feel the consequences.
Development of infrastructure for land also slowed dramatically during the recession and is only now starting to ramp up again.
A film adaptation of Doc Savage was announced back in 2013, but apparently it's only now getting off the ground.
That's because the MTA is only now looking for a contractor to install a mobile ticketing system for the subway.
The internal investigation is only now restarting because the Justice Department has closed its federal case, says Spokesman John Kirby.
G.E. will still maintain some lending capabilities — only now, they will support the conglomerate's divisions by providing loans to customers.
While the layered, feathered cut shot to fame four decades ago, it's only now that Hollywood is bringing it back.
A woman's shape is being exaggerated to an almost Victorian silhouette, only now the bustle is made of collagen injections.
They're only now catching up, in part because consumer demand is so high, and because the impact is so promising.
It lived online for many months — and only now when it is under public scrutiny has there been a reaction.
Only now—after nearly a decade of stagnant wages and anemic growth—is our economy finally coming up for air.
My friends and my roots are everywhere — and only now do I realize how much I took that for granted.
The magnitude of these questions—the magnitude of caregivers' contributions—is only now sinking in with policymakers and the public.
But the F-222 is only now beginning to be deployed and is not battle tested like the F-235.
"We need three or four years, we are only now beginning to restore order," the agency cited Mutko as saying.
By my 20s, I had accepted who I was, but only now recently have I truly become proud of it.
The horror we seem to only now be noticing is an effect of our country's longstanding commitment to white supremacy.
But she is always very much present for Mari, who dotes on Shannan, perhaps only now as a sentimental fantasy.
To clarify reporting requirements, several publications are attempting only now to do what the Institute of Medicine recommended in 2009.
And only now, when the court has shifted decisively to the right, is it in danger of relinquishing that function.
Only now, in the series's final season, does it appear he's truly on their trail — and in their cross-hairs.
He says he wasn't there for his children, and is only now learning to be a better father and husband.
"I wonder why the House did not put that into the record and it's only now being revealed," said Sen.
"I wonder why the House did not put that into the record and it's only now being revealed," Collins said.
"I wonder why the House did not put that into the record and it's only now being revealed," she said.
It is only now, with no more campaigns ahead of him, that he is truly liberated from conventional political considerations.
We are back to a country of facades, as much as it was before, only now with a liberal slant.
Although intermittently available on home video in the United States, "Fireflies" is only now getting an official theatrical release here.
But whatever the case, Amet is only now getting attention for a story she's been telling in public since 2010.
It is only now, well over a decade after the assault, that the case will finally see a criminal trial.
Only now, due to dumb metrics and a single conference tournament loss, Valparaiso faces an uphill climb on Selection Sunday.
Ted felt that he had been part of a plot the dimensions of which he was only now starting to fathom.
Only now, the particles it picks up will be entangled with particles in a hidden region of time—namely, the future.
When the larvae transform into adult beetles, they get right back to it, only now they dispatch amphibians even more brutally.
He is only now entering the prime of his career and we are all confident his best is yet to come.
Sexism is still rampant — only now many men feel uncomfortable engaging with or mentoring female colleagues in the wake of #MeToo.
"Even though the scandal broke in 2015, the cost to Volkswagen of their innovation is only now becoming clear," Regalado stated.
"It's been going for two decades, but it's only now that we're sensitive to the plausible theoretically predicted axion," said Rybka.
I was still besotted, of course, and it's only now I look back that I realize he was an inconsiderate dick.
They create stickers, filters, overlays, and more immersive 'mixed' realities, experiences only now possible with cameras that understand what they see.
We're only now seeing the effects of Trump's unprecedented war on what he calls "fake news" and others just call news.
And while he's been working behind the scenes with the company for nearly seven years, he's only now revealing his involvement.
Jamie-Lynn Sigler's been battling multiple sclerosis for more than a decade, but says she's only now ready to go public.
I would love work with more sisters on future stories in BLACK, but I'll admit I'm only now just introducing myself.
Hurricane Irma hit the Florida Keys on Sunday as a category 4 storm – but only now is the destruction becoming clear.
But after three tries, it's only now poised to become one of the best Windows laptops that's also a compelling convertible.
This is an area smart speakers and their related voice technology are only now entering, within the adult market that is.
If the pre–"political correctness" era was really so open, why is it only now that these women are speaking out?
It's what you've been doing all along, only now with the same license to live once you have kids or don't.
Emergency development budget cuts left a hole in the pipeline of new models that is only now beginning to be filled.
While the flames quickly turned catastrophic, only now are we seeing the extent of the hellfire through the eyes of rescuers.
Despite reports to the contrary, Twitter's new algorithmic timeline, announced last month, has only now reached all of Twitter's user base.
When oil prices collapsed, both economies were driven into deficit after years of high spending and are only now slowly recovering.
It seems like the Insta-models are only now becoming acquainted with the ease, inherent cool, and durability of the kicks.
And when I'm done explaining, everything I've explained is still stuck inside me, only now it has a label on it.
Confucianism is again read as being about keeping people in their place — only now this is seen as a good thing!
Months after the controversy made headlines and angered consumers, Samsung is only now getting around to trolling Apple for throttling iPhones.
The fact that events over a decade old are only now being used to bring charges has also raised some eyebrows.
"Hollywood is only now starting to see the value in putting women at the forefront of film and television," Jennings says.
Anonymous is passing the baton to "voters and their elected representatives" — only now the baton is a flaming stick of dynamite.
Whoever prevails in this year's presidential election will inherit a fiscal mess, the magnitude of which is only now becoming apparent.
India is catching up with that only now, as it prepares to unearth treasures down below, aiming to boost its economy.
The publicly-held debt has exploded, but we are only now beginning to pay the extra cost of carrying that debt.
But the therapeutic community is only now becoming aware of the dimensions of moral injury and how it can be treated.
Only now what's to be managed is not a nature that exists—or is imagined to exist—apart from the human.
Many workers may be starting to feel the pinch only now that the shutdown is stretching into a new pay period.
"The data analysis is only now beginning in earnest," John Charles, an associate manager for NASA's human research program, said Friday.
It's the little voice in the back of my head, and I'm only now starting to learn to tune it out.
Only, now, some of the the show's writers saying Swift had nothing to do with their decision to include the line.
Only now is the mental illness stigma that exists within medical communities starting to get the attention (and concern) it deserves.
It's the same bad math that afflicted Cruz, Kasich, and Rubio four years ago, only now it's on the other side.
Only now he adds, "We are not going to spend more than what comes in," as he told a rally recently.
Even Germany, a country that sees itself as a front-runner in building awareness for minorities, is only now coming around.
But he still goes to the stadium, only now it is when the stands are quiet and the field is empty.
Only now, 19653 years after World War II, are the family and the company grappling with their dark and complicated history.
But only now is "Imagining Madoff" having its New York City premiere, staged by New Light Theater Project at 59E59 Theaters.
A spokesman suggested the hacking was being reported only now to embarrass Mr. Gantz in the heat of the political campaign.
Babies will continue to wake in the dark, only now they will wake their bleary-eyed parents a full hour earlier.
Through your will we can only now look on the waters of the rivers passing without permission to catch a fish.
In fact, we've likely had many such visitors in the past but can only now spot them thanks to technological advances.
Narrative slows down the image; my idea is that there is no today, there is no yesterday, there is only now.
However, around 700 years ago Betelgeuse began to grow dimmer, and that light (or lack thereof) is only now reaching Earth.
Only now, largely because of the feminist film scholars who are writing women back into history, does her place seem secure.
What's also worrisome is that scientists are only now beginning to assess the ravages of the changing climate on bird populations.
Although their bodies were found within days of the wreck, family and friends are only now learning what happened to them.
But its resilience and value is only now being discovered by this determined team of mostly young African scientists at Yangambi.
Though the Texas Legislature passed the law in 2015, it is only now being put to its biggest test, in Houston.
More such breakups are inevitable — after all, many tech founders are only now reaching the age for the proverbial midlife crisis.
Although Schwartz has been producing computer art since the '250s, she's only now receiving her first solo exhibition in New York.
It's interesting that while the study was published in January, this has only now become an issue of outrage in March.
Today's diamond clips and barrettes are just as regal — only now they're styled in loose, undone, I-don't-give-a-shit texture.
I play outdoor tennis, construct play tables for my nephews, and generally sweat with reasonable moisture — only now with relatively little stench.
Only now, as an adult, a science journalist, and a skeptic, I'm much more interested in the explanations behind these mysterious phenomena.
And now security researchers have found that the dating site is still exposing user data, only now it's not because of hackers.
"This result is only now passing levels registered in 2010, immediately after the economic crisis," the industry group said in a statement.
The problem is that it is only now extricating a problem of coordinated platform exploitation that has been going on for years.
Finally, in November, it launched in Canada and Thailand only (now it is launching in 19 countries total, but not the US).
Only now, when Facebook's feet have been put to the proverbial fire by reporters and governments, has it begun to take action.
Remembering is more than just rewinding a tape, after all—it's a rich, weird thing we're only now just beginning to understand.
Was there always an audience for $1,000 phones, which Samsung is only now deciding to explore / exploit directly with the Note 8?
FWB and I normally hang out together in groups on the weekend anyways, only now it just involves a bit more ... lol.
Only now, she can speak with the Cortana app, available on iOS and Android, and push those directions directly to your phone.
Only now it can store up to 500 songs that you can listen to on headphones paired over Bluetooth — no phone required.
Considering that American Vogue is more than 125 years old and that Mitchell's milestone is happening only now, it's a bittersweet achievement.
Well, they're so little that it's only now, a month later, that the babies have grown big enough for humans to see.
After discovering Henry Reed was sending money Mirza Barzani in Ebril, Daniel can only now think to spit on his father's grave.
Only now you don't have to spend months or even years studying abroad to get that level of immersion and daily practice.
Only now, she was good-naturedly verbally abusing a drunken fellow who was hitting on a young European couple downing warm beer.
And it's only now that she can truly make her own choices that we're getting a real glimpse of Sansa's "steel" nature.
Bendy phones are only now possible because of fancy new materials, ones that likely don't have all the kinks worked out yet.
The value of Thiel's bid could not be learned, though the sources said Gawker is only now worth a few million dollars.
"Only now do I have the confidence to stand tall – all 6ft 2in of me – and know the power of my voice."
Peace told Motherboard that he has been trading the data privately for some time, but only now decided to sell it openly.
But their appeals may be in vain, given that agents are only now beginning to look through the enormous cache of emails.
It is only now, 16 years after the human genome was first sequenced, that scientists have homed in on the relevant genes.
Indeed, the New York Times noted that Wall Street banks are only now looking at ways to get in on the action.
Only now, as he was caught describing methods of sexual assault on tape, Trump has been cowed by his own filthy record.
In some respects, the fact that the United States is only now dealing with this child care issue isn't surprising at all.
Only now are most big carmakers teaming up with tech firms that offer transport services, on the road to becoming mobility providers.
Another is confidentiality: encryption techniques that allow distributed ledgers to work while keeping trading patterns, say, private are only now being developed.
Though infection reports began in July of last year, only now have laboratory results pointed the finger firmly at the Springfield facility.
Art Review Rachid Koraichi, who has been widely exhibited internationally for decades, is only now having his first New York solo exhibition.
The reason for this is simple: Right now the oldest Gen Z is 23 — they are only now coming of voting age.
Enterprises do tend to move slowly, though, and even the early adopters that use OpenStack are only now starting to adopt containers.
"It's only now we're thinking of it as possible," said Yefferson, 36, who has been with his partner Patricia for six years.
Only now, under the intense scrutiny of the Mueller investigation, are Russia's multi-tiered, pernicious probes into the Trump campaign being revealed.
Only now is Westinghouse, a unit of Japan's Toshiba, approaching the finish line on a deal to build six reactors in India.
Custom Audiences was launched almost six (!) years ago, marketed publicly at the time, and only now is becoming a mainstream talking point.
Rachel's ex, Tom (Justin Theroux), lives there still, in the same house, only now he's started a family with Anna (Rebecca Ferguson).
The fashion industry is one that's always sensationalized the human body — and only now are we coming to terms with its hypocrisy.
It is only now, much later, with the game on Steam that I have finally put a few hours into Fallout Shelter.
Profitability in Europe is only now gradually recovering, and Alfa Romeo has yet to turn a profit despite multi-billion-euro investments.
Only now — when that must-attend morning meeting starts in five minutes — does the train slowly pull up and open its doors.
He is a shameless liar and an abusive bully — only now he is doing it from the bully pulpit of the presidency.
Only now is NATO beginning to think about the vulnerabilities of civilian and military communications that rely on 5G mobile phone networks.
Mr. Ngendahayo, 36, said the reason women were only now entering the fishing marketplace is because for many years, no one fished.
But the system still has to be built before it can be used, and seemingly fundamental issues are only now being addressed.
But he said that continued problems with the health care law still needed to be addressed, only now on a bipartisan basis.
G.M. and Ford are only now scrambling to cut jobs, increase profits and follow Fiat Chrysler out of the passenger-car business.
Yet the union the painting depicts also signals the birth of a mixed culture, whose art is only now receiving its due.
Hicks is only now resuming baseball activities, so he could return closer to May, when Severino is also expected to be back.
But she's only now making her way around the recital circuit, with a debut to come on March 12 at Carnegie Hall.
Icahn Enterprises said it had complied with the request, but it was unclear why the company was disclosing the subpoena only now.
The disruptions to supply chains for computer chips, parts, and finished goods ranging from iPhones to cars are only now being felt.
Only now that I am an adult have I realized that I lived with this definition of America that was so narrow.
Only now both Oprah's initial disruptiveness and current entrenchment as a member of the establishment are coming together in an unwieldy fashion.
Only now, as they confront Charles's death, even more responsibility has been heaped on the ever-widening shoulders of the Bucks' phenom.
It is only now, more than four years after Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared his caliphate, that the cadence has finally slowed.
Most of them handled the move okay, but my damn spider ferns totally freaked out and are only now starting to recover.
As linguistic studies into nonbinary speech are only now emerging, AI designers partnering with linguistic researchers could benefit this community as well.
But it is only now reaching critical mass, thanks to a convergence of social, political and cultural factors as reflected in clothing.
But Japan's armed forces have long heavily focused on defensive capabilities, and Tokyo is only now beginning to accumulate serious offensive firepower.
"Though we're grateful for the work over the last three months, we're only now entering the campaign's most crucial stretch," Schultz wrote.
RTR Unlimited not only now stocks thousands of plus size options, but high-end designers who make clothing in plus size, too.
Maybe we were always frightened of what was coming, had been forever, but only now could express it in shrieks and tears.
She wasn't particularly surprised to find herself, decades later, watching the same discussions unfold, only now in concert with vitriolic news cycles.
Only now, for the first time in the history of the venerable 232.9-year-old journal, is the president a black woman.
Her lyrics were just as, if not more, intimate and simple yet dynamic, only now she'd traded in her guitar for synths.
Analysts attributed some of the lost revenue growth to changes made by state legislatures in 2015 that are only now taking effect.
Only now are investigators who returned to work this week beginning to examine the accidents, which led to at least 32 deaths.
Her lawyers said to reporters she was only now being deported because of U.S. Donald Trump's "zero tolerance" policy on illegal immigration.
But the long—and slow-moving—arm of the law is only now reaching those responsible for the mess in the first place.
Early this morning, Dunham showed up agin, posting an Instagram of her short pixie cut — only now with an infusion of bold color.
It's only now I'm been forced to reckon with Nintendo's cost cutting, which means I should just go to Amazon and move on.
Then you have Trump, who is only now, with his most recent hires in Kellyanne Conway and Stephen Bannon, building some ground game.
Now pastoralists "not only now know where to go, they do so at no cost and without crossing into farmers' fields", Hamadi said.
I'm currently at Level 19 (of a possible 50) and it's only now that the free-to-play elements are becoming more intrusive.
Starting when he was just 19 years old, he made a series of mistakes with significant consequences that he only now fully appreciates.
Only now we have lawmakers like Lee and Quinlan who want to use this situation as a springboard to pass legislation, seemingly quickly.
KEPCO, South Korea's energy company, is facing a domestic backlash against nuclear power, while Westinghouse, in America, is only now emerging from bankruptcy.
Studio Ghibli originally released Ocean Waves in 1993, but the film is only now making its way from Japanese TVs to American theaters.
Lasitskene said she did not understand why there was a sense of urgency only now to institute reforms four years into the scandal.
According to Tim Cook, VR is "really cool," with reports only now surfacing that the company is beginning to hire VR experts. Amazon?
Only now their scoops come not in the morning edition but in a tweet or iPhone alert near the end of the day.
It is only now, they say, more than four months later, that the Kremlin is beginning to feel its efforts are paying off.
But I am only now realizing how the artificial barriers of my church and my hometown kept me from seeing myself for decades.
It later emerged but it still has the same task of growing sales, only now as a private business known as Transform Holdco.
Only now the moment I smell something weird or if passengers tell me they're feeling sick, I'm not going to blow it off.
Two of the most popular cryptocurrencies have a bit of a hangover after a wild weekend they're only now starting to recover from.
I've been on the platform for five years, but only now do I feel like I'm getting substantive, real-world use from it.
Even very high-profile deregulatory matters like the Clean Power Plan and car-tailpipe emissions requirements are only now getting underway in earnest.
They've been around for Android much longer, but as with many things in tech, many of these keyboards are only now becoming popular.
Only now does it occur to me that maybe I felt underqualified for motherhood in part because they seemed so capable at it.
However, the details about this heat wave are only now coming into better focus, and this event is still about one week away.
While she's been focusing on school for the last few years, she is only now making a push to get her music out.
Zenefits looks a lot like Wile E. Coyote in that it left the cliff a while ago and is only now looking down.
Only now it's starting to get itself back together, but for years, the town was reduced to being the backdrop to this trial.
The device was actually released in Japan last year, but has only now made it onto U.S. and UK shores, at $4,500 each.
But for others who are only now learning about the harrowing stories, they'll be answering that question for themselves in years to come.
After about 24 minutes dedicated to colorful clouds and the Giant, we return to the same New Mexico desert, only now it's 1956.
The inspector general's report is only now pointing out once again what everyone already knows in response to a politically motivated congressional investigation.
Many hospitals on the island are only now coming back online, with 44 of Puerto Rico's 69 hospitals now operational, according to FEMA.
Mines such as Goro have been plagued by technical problems and are running years behind schedule, only now getting close to nameplate capacity.
And nations are only now creating protocols to allow governments to share information about taxpayers who have assets in more than one country.
Although early reports suggested that the flooding could be gone by Sunday, weather stations are only now seeing dryer weather on the horizon.
Only now, thanks to the long increase in average life expectancy, are people living long enough to hit the ceiling, Dr. Vijg said.
Maybe the surplus is still in the form of mined concentrates and is only now working its way through to the refined market?
From the imperfect bulges of Earth's surface to the minute geographies of blood vessels, algorithms are only now beginning to truly understand spaces.
They're only now expanding into the U.S., but they expect to cover the 100 largest U.S. cities by the end of this year.
Only now she's teaching a class for other cops all about "surviving" an officer-involved shooting—when you're the cop who did it.
Uber has a history of threatening Quebec lawmakers with leaving if the company's policy demands aren't met, but has only now followed through.
It's only now that the amounts of sheer corruption and lawbreaking that underlie our march toward oligarchy have started to come into focus.
She has compiled them in an EP titled "Lepidoptera," recorded years ago but released only now, free online, with the MASS MoCA show.
China's manufacturing is only now coming up to normal speed after the Lunar New Year — and then the coronavirus — shut the country down.
He demanded to know why it had taken so long to uncover the activity, and why Facebook directors were only now being told.
Numerous small studies suggest that it holds great promise, but it's only now being tested in placebo-controlled trials with hundreds of patients.
There are scores like him, young athletes on college campuses grappling with mental illness — a crisis that is only now getting serious attention.
These foreign-born ex-New Yorkers are enlivening Philadelphia's businesses, restaurants and neighborhoods with a diversity only now beginning to come into focus.
It's silly to have to choose, of course, but for those only now coming to his work, consider these good places to start.
Ms. Gabbard passed the donor threshold in early August but is only now getting her fourth qualifying poll, a week before the Oct.
I've been in the streets every day for 22014 years, and only now can I say that things are working as they should.
He's only now recently come forward to say he'd testify if subpoenaed — now that the process has moved to the GOP-controlled Senate.
Now, I hate to stink up the party, but is it a little hard to fathom that we're hitting these marks only now.
Facebook has said that ad growth would slow as the news feed gets saturated, but that's only now showing up in the numbers.
Only now do I see that he gave me a safe perch from which to peek at my identity as a disabled woman.
Or is it only now in old age when the creaking of the body can't be ignored that it insists on full recognition?
And what's astounding is that it's only now that researchers have bothered to replicate the long-term findings in a new data set.
Only now are you ready to be blessed with the "Vibes" of Allan Kingdom and Cadenza's latest collaboration track of the same name.
It's only now, when my job has kind of finished, that I was reading John Hersey's Hiroshima, a little book published in '46.
But we're only now starting to see just how destructive having someone who engages in it constantly in the White House can be.
Vibrio may also seem to be on the rise, simply because ocean lovers and doctors are only now informed and on the lookout.
New evidence continues to come to light through thousands of documents and hundreds of previously unexamined devices that Defendants are only now turning over.
Despite her prolific IMDB page, only now is she getting ready to attend her first awards show — the Screen Actors Guild Awards this Sunday.
Heavy rain events and storms routinely cause serious flooding here, only now the water buries streets, clogs sewers, damages homes, and fills train stations.
But it's only now that TensorFlow has been unshackled from the one-machine limit that we'll start to really see what it's capable of.
All four 92 gold medalists remain active in their sports—only now, they are paving the way for a new generation of women athletes.
Our equality and non-discrimination law remains a work in progress, and an equivalent to Britain's Mental Capacity Act is only now being drafted.
The show played Queens in 2016 and Brooklyn in 2017, but only now, with this Joyce run, does the full production arrive in Manhattan.
Google announced that Gmail would natively support email scheduling in April 2019, but the feature has only now become available in desktop and mobile.
They are often slow to recognise changes in demand; many firms are only now starting to track which models sell to which consumers, where.
It is only now that we have this administration that we have the physical manifestation of a phenomenon that has been around for decades.
But with the exception of a tiny part in Star Trek: Enterprise, she has only now stepped into her first regular sci-fi role.
We are only now embarking on the equivalent journey in the emotional health space—and it looks to be an exciting and transformative one.
One reason the inactive vaccine is coming into use only now is that it is five times more expensive than the live oral type.
Google announced this deal alongside support for iPads and other devices back in late 2015, but I'm only now realizing how great it is.
Only now is the left starting to tentatively push back at the model, such as Britain's opposition Labour Party under socialist leader Jeremy Corbyn.
As everyone knows, it's only now, nearly a decade later, that American Idol heads into its very last nights after a total 15 seasons.
The surviving U.S. miners, some of which are only now emerging from bankruptcy, are expected to be cautious in making any big financial outlays.
The great part is that it's the same iPad experience I was used to on the 9.7-inch model, only now it's super-sized.
Only now he would have a whole party machine and billions of dollars in ad money — his own and the party's — on his side.
As a new mom, only now, in some small way, am I beginning to truly understand the depth of my mom's love and sacrifice.
He was a college-educated man, he told me, only now he had trouble reading, struggled to make sense of a one-page letter.
Netflix is only now starting to step up its game with bigger-budgeted films, with War Machine and Okja both hitting the service recently.
The carrier telegraphed this move several months back, when it first unveiled the new plan's branding, but it's only now fully removing other options.
Only now, the company will be doing that with the backing of GM's "full support and resources available," according to GM President Dan Ammann.
As this list clearly shows, women have been speaking about sexual harassment in Hollywood for decades — it's only now, though, that they're being believed.
When oil prices collapsed in mid-2014, both economies were driven into deficit after years of high spending and are only now slowly recovering.
The 'Cash Me Ousside' girl ain't done picking fights yet -- only now, she's got her pals in on the action ... outside of a bar.
One new dad won't let his newborn stop him from playing music, only now, he'd rather she were strapped to him while he does.
His words are only now being taken seriously, and he's gathered everyone by his side, armed them with dragonglass, and is ready to fight.
You can argue about how much higher stocks go, but this is like the old Bernanke put, only now it is a Yellen put.
" He says, "It really is about, Can they do what they want to do, not only now, but over the course of their life?
Similarly, emerging technologies aid law enforcement specialists conducting surveillance of activists through cellphone tracking, signals, and means of monitoring only now becoming better understood.
Microsoft has been talking about many of these features for quite some time, and only now are they being implemented in a serious way.
Other Arts industries, like theater, television, and fashion, are also only now starting to promote and recognize a more inclusive disabled and neurodiverse community.
While many have learned to compensate, behavioral science and pharmacology are only now starting to nibble around the edges of staving off these drives.
The question of whether to leave the country arose yet again; only now Ashley was nearing the end of her first semester at Emory.
Some in the GOP acknowledge they're only now beginning to pay close attention to the coming political winds, which have been shaping for months.
He said that the company is profitable at the unit level only now, but could be back in the green overall again in 2020.
While their answers are unknowable, the consequences of one horribly wrong speculation, only now shown to be wholly unfounded and without merit, are undeniable.
As the world he made melts down, he creates another atmosphere, this one made of remembrance, but it's the present, only now, only here.
It's essentially artful distraction; mimicking the cadence of your most boring high school teacher—only now, you're encouraged to fall asleep during the lecture.
Only now, during shearing, does the work overwhelm me, but I manage this, too, by rising early, working in the dewy dark by lamplight.
In the wake of the Facebook data scandal, many users are only now realizing just how insidious the social network's data-collection techniques are.
And only now becoming a major political and PR problem for Facebook — which it says it's trying to fix with yet more tech tools.
It's not the season for moose, but for us it is, because only now can we use the moose that was hunted last fall.
Well, the role of relief pitchers grew right along with all that carbon output; only now have the effects become too dramatic to ignore.
"We only now received the suit and will evaluate its merits and determine a course of action," spokesman Chris Arnold said in a statement.
The Americans concluded that most Cuban officials were only now learning that the negotiations had been held and felt that they had been snubbed.
Only now, as the effects of globalization are being made clear politically, are people coming around to what some economists have known all along.
Important measures were passed by voters in 2200 and 2500, but only now is research starting to show the effects on crime in California.
Only now, it is tech entrepreneurs, casino magnates and hedge fund billionaires who are seizing control of the press, simply by writing a check.
A big reason is that the heart of the campaign season is only now getting underway, with most voters just starting to tune in.
I got better at doing everything fast and doing everything live, it's only now that I'm realizing that's aided me in working for David.
Yet Buddhism long ago generated insights that modern psychology is only now catching up to, and these go beyond doubts about the C.E.O. self.
Only now, he cannot pitch at all, because he tore his right latissimus muscle on Sunday when he came out firing at 100 m.p.h.
But the American confusion also, inadvertently, reflected the messy, factionalized reality of North Vietnamese politics, one that historians are only now coming to grasp.
The party has argued that the United States is only now challenging China because it fears losing its privileged place in the world order.
Over the first six episodes, though, it doesn't yet get around to the first goal, and it manages the second only now and then.
As with Ambatovy, it has been ramping up for over three years and is only now approaching its annual 20083,150-tonne capacity run rate.
The problem is grave: States with the worst heart-disease problems are only now achieving the CVD burden the healthiest states had in 1990.
Only now has so much friction been removed that the public at large is starting to question the consequences, which are often not good.
While the keynote speakers are only now being announced, we can expect an orderly and organized progression to her acceptance speech on July 28.
The complexities of a Senate trial and its effects on the Democratic primary are only now being discussed in earnest in top Democratic circles.
Many researchers in cognitive science still cling to this Cartesian conception—only, now, the private realm of thought coincides with activity in the brain.
Djordjadze is fairly well-known in Berlin, especially compared to New York, where she's only now gotten her first solo show, at MoMA PS1.
You'll still be in a position to create change, only now by working in a government agency, family business, large corporation, or other organization.
Kanye West would probably agree he's bigger than the Pope -- only now he can actually peg that belief to hard numbers ... in merchandise sales.
The story of how the Titanic was found is widely known, but some of the most interesting details are only now emerging, USA Today  reports.
Go-Jek first announced partnership plans with Blue Bird less than a year ago, but it's only now that a collaboration has been officially launched.
Although Trump was briefed by the US intelligence community upon becoming the Republican nominee, it's only now that he'll receive the really deep-dive briefings.
Nothing will be perfect, but it is only now that I have learnt to appreciate all I have and all I have been blessed with.
Patients with painful open sores on their legs have long used a skin substitute as treatment — but we've only now figured out how it works.
So it's a bit surprising to realize that Gmail will only now start to automatically detect and convert addresses, phone numbers and contacts into links.
WHILE most Christians are putting away their Christmas decorations, a substantial minority of them are only now preparing to commemorate the Nativity of Jesus Christ.
Only now, if they have nothing more to prove to audiences, they find motivation in surpassing their own benchmarks and keeping pace with each other.
But without a proper bankruptcy code, which is only now coming into force and will take years to become effective, that is a fool's errand.
Well, if you did this, then why are you only now saying that you did, and why would you tell your employees that you didn't?
Though Uber has been putting this plan into motion over the past year, it's only now that it is finally being unleashed on the public.
The National School of Drama alumnus has been acting in Bollywood for 12 years, but says it's only now that he's being noticed and credited.
It's possible the star's been wearing the same ring since her engagement, but with the diamond turned inside, and only now revealed the center diamond.
Details of the NTTS were revealed by Amazon last November, but it's only now that the newscaster voice variation is ready for Alexa to use.
I look out the window, see the man with the sunglasses talking to one of the blue jackets, only now his face is bare, revealed.
And once those bags are opened, all bets are off on resealing them for later (with Paqui there is no later, there is only now).
The company forced everyone to switch from Facebook Chat to Messenger years ago, but some people are only now relenting and actually downloading the app.
Six years later, he's still teaching in the village – only now classes take place under a tree, as the school has not yet been rebuilt.
Christmas trees can take about ten years to reach their full height of 7 to 8 feet, so the effects are only now being felt.
She says he got pissed, though, so she stuck it out for another 10 minutes -- only now using her feet to perform a Shiatsu massage.
In many communities, homeowners are only now starting to receive money through the state's hazard mitigation grant program to sell, elevate or rebuild their homes.
This trailer came out a few months back but is only now up on YouTube, so you should check it out if you haven't already.
Whitney in the late 1910s and early '20s by Robert Winthrop Chanler, an artist with an Astor pedigree whose legacy is only now being rediscovered.
But Russell was ahead of his time: genre-agnostic in a way that we are perhaps only now getting accustomed to, and preoccupied with process.
And so it's only now, seeing all these women directing, that I'm realizing I'd only worked with two women directors before, in my whole career.
It's been nearly a year since my last keratin treatment, and only now is my hair slowly but surely beginning to assume its original shape.
Such liquidity only now seems to be coming online in the Hanjin case, long after the damage has been done, and in relatively paltry amounts.
Only now is it becoming clear how seriously European terrorism investigations were damaged by a deliberately set fire at Belgium's main forensic storehouse last month.
Please note, Trump's remarks are made as a private citizen who is only now running for office, he is not actually elected to that office.
It takes a long time to compile and analyze pollution data from across the country, which is why we're only now seeing data from 2016.
Many theaters then spent tens of thousands of dollars on new gear, only now to be told that they have to purchase new gear again.
He's also only now down 260 points in Wisconsin — a state Clinton should expect to win easily if she's going to win the race overall.
Although the move was made in 2011, the somewhat secretive, privately owned Chanel is announcing it only now, in conjunction with the debut of Monsieur.
In many countries where loans are only now becoming available to consumers, data on consumer spending on utilities could prove invaluable in determining loan eligibility.
"We got this phrase, 'expanding the now'—there is only now," Butler, now 48 (only detectable from the streaks of grey in his beard) explains.
They're the same kind of spooky stories we used to tell around the campfire, only now we share them on Reddit and other online forums.
ITS REALLY ONLY NOW IN THE SIXTH YEAR OF OUR EXISTENCE AS A COMPANY THAT WEVE REALLY BEEN ABLE TO INVEST IN GROWING OTHER PLATFORMS.
In some communities, it has fundamentally altered housing ecosystems in ways we're only now beginning to understand, fueling a housing recovery without a homeowner recovery.
It turned out Randy was the art guy from The Times after all, only now he's the special projects editor for a New York gallery.
A deeper look reveals that the decline in sacred speech is not a recent trend, though we are only now becoming fully aware of it.
For South Korea, this in part is due to the cases occurring in much younger people, while the information in Switzerland is only now emerging.
After a big launch for those devices in 2016, Apple went into a slump for most of last year that it's only now recovering from.
The coronavirus outbreak and measures to prevent its spread have disrupted manufacturing in China, taking factories offline that are only now slowly ramping back up.
Germany is only now beginning to bolster its cyberdefenses in anticipation, and the Bundestag has just passed legislation to tackle fake news in social media.
"Only now that we have this special, extra weird mystery crisis with the disease and deaths is there now interest in doing something," he said.
I&aposd come back to Austin ready to work three times harder than I&aposd ever worked — only now, there was nothing to work for.
Don't be impressed by the possibility that now — and, I stress, only now — some Senate Republicans may press for witnesses, including Bolton, in the trial.
In hindsight, though, his family's long history in the Middle East, beginning nearly 100 years ago, shaped him in ways that he only now realizes.
The head of a major European bank said Wednesday that the U.S. trade war with China is only now beginning to hit its corporate clients.
Led by Mr. Matovic, a regional media owner, it started as an anticorruption movement over a decade ago but it has only now caught fire.
Yet the Federal Reserve has acted to sustain the expansion in part because some of the benefits are only now reaching America's lower-income communities.
It's only now that technologies are coming into play that allow us to develop large numbers of reliable, battery-powered cars, to use one example.
The last dramatic scene shows how this almost instinctive loyalty tipped the balance in favour of what only now looks like a pre-ordained ending.
Salisbury, like much of Litchfield County, was hit hard by the 2008 recession, and the real estate market is only now beginning to bounce back.
"Only now, in the age of Sanders and Warren and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, are we beginning to relearn the lessons of the past," writes Manjoo.
"But I firmly expect, and I'll do my part to ensure, that our government does good work, not only now but in the coming years."
It was also the great theme of his art, as two newly published Gary books, one reissued and one only now in English, remind us.
Case in point: We are well into the 21st century, and we are only now getting an accurate census of the brain's cellular building blocks.
The bull market is only now approaching "middle age," and could last up to 20 more years, closely followed strategist Tom Lee told CNBC on Thursday.
Only now have the Indians truly reached their team's potential—a year after the guy responsible for setting it all up, Mark Shapiro, left for Toronto.
But this time the company has outdone itself, building a Jenga-style tower of scandals on top of scandals that has only now come crashing down.
It was in the plans then, and the program was announced shortly afterwards, but only now is the team ready to open it up to applications.
That continues this episode – only now, some characters entrenched within the system are beginning to perceive their hamster wheel of vengeance as a tiring, futile exercise.
They are only now being disclosed after BuzzFeed News filed a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit against the NSA for copies of its inspector general reports.
Maddeningly (and encouragingly, and distressingly), whole cities and towns are only now, gradually, coming to terms with the world their neighbors have lived in for generations.
Morale shaken, Austyn ends up back in Kingsport, broker than ever, only now shorn of the sweet naïveté that made him appealing in the first place.
Only now she's seeing through the eyes of the Bent-Neck Lady, who was only ever trying to warn her younger self about her eventual fate.
After seeing the major success of inclusive lines such as Fenty Beauty, it seems only now makeup brands are prioritizing inclusivity — and that is a problem.
But only now it was in the hospital, with doctors and nurses, throwing his favorite football back and forth from his bed or in the hallway.
Although Google announced a Google Payment API for Assistant last May, it's only now arriving, but the Google Pay rebranding has helped pick up that momentum.
According to the app stores, the app has actually been live for some time, but the company is only now making its debut public following testing.
The actress welcomed her third son with Brian Austin Green in August, but we're just only now getting a glimpse at the little bundle of joy.
Given he told prosecutors about the location of Shimabukuro's body back in May 2016, it might seem remarkable that Shinzato is only now being formally charged.
Samsung showed off the device at CES earlier this year, but only now seems to be justifying why it exists — with talking bottles of chocolate syrup.
Arm unveiled the Neoverse brand a few months ago, but it's only now that it is taking concrete form with the launch of these new products.
Li, the committee chief, said the panel was only now looking into legal issues around self-driving cars, such as who is liable in any collision.
Though Dropcam founder Greg Duffy sold his home monitoring camera company to Nest for $555 million in 2014, only now is he publicly expressing seller's remorse.
Only now do we lump the allies in with the enemy, targeted because we somehow cannot or will not acknowledge a difference between friend and foe.
A large group of researchers have been carefully studying the shipwreck since 2013, but are only now revealing many of their findings after completing their analyses.
But, it's only now — almost a year after the ruling — that one of the Whole Woman's Health clinics at the heart of the case has reopened.
Reforms followed—establishing the ten-yard down system, limiting mass formations, encouraging referees to call unnecessary roughness penalties—only now football didn't seem to be cooperating.
That same bouncer who threatened to kick your "cunt fucking cunt head in" in 2008 is still on the door, only now he's got veneers in.
"We're only now at the point where inflation measures are headed higher," Bullard, a voter on Fed policy this year, told a breakfast gathering of economists.
The old attention-grabby forms of advertising were being uncritically reimposed in the new digital environment, only now in a much more sophisticated and unrestrained manner.
Although much of the effect of the pound's decline has already been felt by consumers, some retailers are only now starting to pass on price rises.
Only now is this fuming work, about the quest for dignity in the northeast of England, being granted a wide release, and the timing is auspicious.
"The automotive and aeronautic industries were born around a century ago and it's only now that we are managing to combine the two modes," Dauffy said.
Baltimore County has avoided any substantive adherence to the Fair Housing Act for decades and is only now being held accountable by HUD, but just barely.
Sessions confirmed Tuesday that he not only now remembered that meeting, but also recalled, now, that he had been a voice of dissent for Papadopoulos' proposal.
Small businesses and their employees are only now getting their turn to enjoy the low interest rates that have so far mostly benefited wealthy asset holders.
With just weeks to go until she welcomes her first child, Meghan Markle is keeping up a steady work pace — only now it's behind closed doors.
"It was a historically men-dominated job — only now things are changing a bit," said Tommaso Cancellara, the chief executive at Micam, Italy's main shoe fair.
The actress and Brooklyn Beckham have faced dating rumors for nearly two years, but are only now engaging in couple-like behavior in the public eye.
Only now, he was ripping the franchise from the city it had called home since 1974 and shattering a piece of Hartford's psyche in the process.
But the fact that Moore's comments became an issue only now, after his long career as a political commentator, is an indictment of the media industry.
"It raises a lot of questions about Democrats' tactics and motives to bring this to the rest of the committee's attention only now," the statement said.
Even China, which has successfully tamped down spread, is only now reopening its economy -- which produces components of many medicines people rely on -- and very slowly.
Ted Cruz's father was involved in JFK's assassination — only now it's all the more serious with Trump as the official presidential nominee for the Republican Party.
As a result, many Americans assume that Canadian whisky is boring and poorly made, a misconception that the industry's leaders are only now pushing back against.
This leads to the fascinating feature of The Times report: The events it details happened over six months ago but are only now coming to light.
Only now those Knicks have to contend with a geographical rival that emerged in record time from what appeared to be the bleakest of N.B.A. futures.
And countries like South Korea are only now getting the game, making this a welcome rolling out of the red (or pink) carpet for new players.
Only now is the bloc organizing 50 million euros — about $54 million — to buy needed medical equipment to distribute to hospitals where it is most needed.
So far, his restaurants have stayed relatively busy, although the Maryland and D.C. locations will switch to takeout only now that dine-in service is suspended.
When political activism becomes dogmatic and punishing, it uses the same techniques of exclusion and oppression that it rejects — only now in the name of liberation.
And pollution from large-scale environmental events like the California fires may also challenge productivity at school and work, even for children only now in utero.
With the private labs used by most doctors to perform lab tests only now entering the arena, say experts, there are still more surprises to come.
The toll of the battle for Mosul on nearly every front — human rights, lives, property and Iraqi heritage — is only now starting to come into focus.
Federalism and multiparty elections were introduced to Ethiopia in 1995, but it is only now that genuine democracy appears imaginable in Africa's second most populous country.
Susan Collins, a Maine Republican who is a key moderate and up for reelection this year, questioned why the House was only now releasing the information.
Some 0003,2000 people were in shelters, officials said, after the storm pushed the sea into fragile coastal villages, some of which were only now being contacted.
It says something about Davos that a very rich and suddenly very powerful person like Trump is only now important enough to make an appearance there.
A family-run estate on property farmed since the 12th century, Arlaux has made Champagne since 1826 but only now is exporting to the United States.
Only now she's on the lam after waking up from a fight with her estranged husband (Erik Hayser), the president, holding a gun in her hand.
More amusingly, I've also spotted — and only now, I promise — that the first three down entries could be seen as a subliminal message for the editors!
The peculiar dark magic of "L'Enfant Secret," a 1979 film by Philippe Garrel only now seeing theatrical release in the United States, begins with its models.
Bankruptcy there was averted by bailouts worth hundreds of billions, and Greece was plunged into a devastating economic crisis, from which it is only now emerging.
But only now is the media beginning to catch onto the fake news cycle, which cashes in social media by fabricating clickbait headlines and using shocking imagery.
Considering why states are only now beginning to require coverage of the procedure, Nguyen pointed out that reproductive health care policy has long focused only on women.
We're only now seeing a big red example of what it means for one company, controlled by one man, to have control over seemingly limitless personal information.
The lip and booty queen got the tattoo last month -- courtesy of celebrity tattoo artist Rafael Valdez -- but only now it's noticeable after a quick touch up.
The increased interest comes as little surprise: Patty Jenkins' new film is only now starting to leave theaters after surpassing Batman v Superman's domestic box-office take.
It has been around "since before I was born", Mr Katyal noted wryly, and only now do we see a "creative" lawsuit that "looks anything like this".
That prompted direct rule from Madrid, lifted only now that the separatists, who won a regional election in December, have at last agreed on a new government.
Housing starts overall have been falling, as builders saw very weak demand at the end of last year and are only now seeing that demand pick up.
It's a power ballad about being dumped out of the blue — "I am not your one and only, now I'm just another lonely girl," the chorus chimes.
It's fair to ask why these former employees are speaking out only now, after they have reaped millions helping bring Facebook to a position of global dominance.
Sara is back at the blacktop of the same school, only now she's cool and dressed like a teenager who doesn't care what people think of her.
Rockstar's open-world Western is only a couple of months away, but we're only now getting a better look at what you'll actually do in the game.
Only now I can leave and I'll improve within 30 minutes or so, whereas in the past the invisible hand on my throat would follow me anywhere.
Both sides in the conflict tried to find a way to grow food in space, but the technology has only now advanced enough to make it possible.
"It's only now that I realize how lucky we were in the village to have clean air and clean water and all that space," he said wistfully.
It's been over a year since Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton's shocking split, but the country queen's only now getting a little candid about her marriage's end.
However, the rate hike will cause so much damage versus so many other currencies that Cramer fears the U.S. is only now starting to feel the effects.
Ezekiel Elliott had his good time temporarily ruined again this week ... only now it was by the U.S. Coast Guard during a rager yacht party in Miami.
When he joined Katy Perry's dance ensemble years ago, little did he know he would rise to international superstardom, though only now are we learning his name.
Only now, the stakes in Philadelphia are even higher than they were in Vancouver, back when Dean Wilson and his comrades marched that coffin into City Hall.
Only now are start-ups gearing up for the commercial spotlight, a rollout that will take at least a few years, and possibly even another full decade.
It's the same First Click you've enjoyed for the last nine months only now with the option of having it delivered directly to your inbox each morning.
It's fine to acknowledge the growth we've made, but it's dangerous to suggest it's always been wonderful and say that only now are we seeing these instances.
For five years I have kept him from the fields and work…only now I find out that he is 285 years old and doesn't know anything.
Because the the initial crackdown took place under the cover of a total internet shutdown, only now is the scale of what took place beginning to emerge.
Kanye West is definitely back to his old self, but with a twist -- he's shutting down questions from paparazzi again ... only now, doing it as a gentleman.
Only now, after embarrassing the party, and distracting from the DNC convention's coronation of Hillary as their nominee, is Wasserman Schultz being forced to resign as chairwoman.
I'm going back to watching Dobby dance, only now I'm going to mute "Africa" and play that song by Ali Shreds, which somehow compliments this video perfectly?
She's definitely embracing her revenge body philosophy from last year, only now she's got a hot mom bod twist on it ... from the front and the back.
Profitability in Europe is only now gradually recovering, FCA has yet to make any significant inroads in China and Alfa Romeo has yet to turn a profit.
While Napster is long gone, the looting continues, only now it is technology giants like Google and SiriusXM, along with streaming services like Pandora, that are responsible.
He added that as air space is now blocked to Qatari aircraft that offer strategic support, those planes can only now use one path, north toward Iran.
The policies run counter to the Trump administration's ideas and are only now possible after a Democratic wave in the House helped secure the future of ObamaCare.
The Trump tax cuts exemplify the fundamental difference in objective between the American left and the American right, one that is only now coming into sharper focus.
Europe is only now returning to its 2007 level of economic output; Japan's growth is so low it is constantly bouncing in and out of recession status.
In addition to mismanagement and turnover at Amazon Studios — only now stabilizing under Jennifer Salke's leadership — Amazon's video efforts have likely struggled due to hazy brand identity.
The militants made no secret of blowing up several major architectural ruins months ago, but the devastation inside the city's museum, above, is only now becoming clear.
The eurozone, which generated €2.48 trillion in economic activity during the first quarter, is only now on track to surpass its 2008 full-year gross domestic product.
The skate scene in Cuba is only now starting to garner some attention, however there is an unequal divide between the men and women in the sport.
Temperatures rose throughout the 20th century, but it's only now that Greenland is shedding its permafrost and revealing its potential as the teabag that will drown Miami.
However, Team Drives are only now becoming available through an Early Adopter Program, which follows a limited preview Google had run with a small number of customers.
The funding closed back in December, but Smack is only now announcing the details, ahead of a new app release aimed at improving Fam's design and performance.
Only now, I actually get to feel that way and—at the encouragement of the other newly dating single mothers in my corner—to finally embrace it.
However for the many, she thinks it's all about simple enjoyment of watching others, only now you can do it online instead of in the real world.
For months, the federal authorities knew that this spring was likely to set records, but only now is it becoming apparent how big the numbers will be.
Only now they're colorfully thriving, with bright awnings and flowering plants — as if Don Giovanni's end had broken the gloom and made way for a sunny spring.
In this case, it's the egg plot from season four's "Tick, Tick, Tick, Boom!" only now there are pickles stinking up Stars Hollow instead of rotten eggs.
He still lived in Calgary, Alberta, 1,000 miles from the boat; only now the airlines required passengers to arrive at the airport two hours ahead of departure.
The awfulness of Ted Kennedy, at Chappaquiddick and after hours in D.C., can be acknowledged only now that he's no longer a liberal lion in the Senate.
Only now has the regime changed its tune, claiming U.S. sanctions are harming the ability to fight the virus, and pushing conspiracy theories in pro-government media.
Large banks are only now being required to use current expected credit loss, and these banks were not allowed to build reserves before the methodology became mandatory.
But it's the long-distance changes wrought by hurricanes, on both coastlines and the deep ocean, that scientists are only now starting to tease apart and understand.
Uber is returning to Austin only now, after the Texas Legislature passed a bill saying the state, not municipalities, is responsible for regulating ride-on-demand companies.
"A Parallelogram" had its premiere in 2010, the same year as Mr. Norris's Pulitzer- and Tony-winning "Clybourne Park," but it's only now arriving in New York.
It's only now that a first case is found in sub-Saharan Africa, even though it's thought to be at particular risk given its links to China.
We have always enjoyed an absolute abundance within our national borders; but it is only now that we have come to rely upon a certain global prominence.
Because for 40 years, the West's relationship with China has been governed by a strategic error the dimensions of which are only now coming into horrific view.
Although gig-economy companies in many cases generate ample wealth for their executives and investors, the costs of that wealth creation are only now being fully realized.
It's not unlike the space race — only now it's the global economy, everyone's health, high-paying tech jobs, and the future of our environment that's at stake.
It is only now, as the prospect of Buffon's retirement grows ever closer, that he is being universally recognized as one of the best of all time.
Texans, some of whom are only now getting pulled out of Harvey's floodwaters, will face the impact of the bill if they find themselves suing their insurers.
Mr. Northam has been mocked for the revelation that he was only now reading "Roots" by Alex Haley and "The Case for Reparations" by Ta-Nehisi Coates.
This time, my results genuinely surprised me: It found once again that I had a slight automatic preference — only now it was in favor of black people.
Compare that with Italy, where high-speed broadband infrastructure is only now being rolled out, and fast mobile connection outside big cities like Rome is patchy at best.
Image: RanZag/Wikimedia CommonsResearchers are only now starting to unravel the potential long-term ramifications of a seemingly minor traumatic brain injury (mTBI), or concussion, to our health.
The 1MDB scandal has been raging since 2015, but only now is it being freely discussed by mainstream media in Malaysia, which was tightly controlled during Najib's premiership.
Yet our greatest bastions of modern ideals in Game of Thrones are only now starting to understand what it truly means to set aside power, legacy, and pride.
The only other artist associated with the Abstract Expressionism who used violet and vermillion so liberally was Norman Bluhm, who is only now beginning to get his due.
Daenerys is still making the same face she was in the finale —  only now she's on a boat heading for Dragonstone, rather than a ship bound for Westeros.
Tropical Cyclone Idai struck the African countries of Zimbabwe, Malawi, and Mozambique a week ago, but humanitarian workers are only now grasping the scale of the storm's destruction.
"I remember it being boring, but only now do I stop and think, what if someone had actually had a bomb in their bag?" my mum told me.
"For me it's mind-blowing that this character has been around for 76 years and only now we get the opportunity to tell her origin story,"  Gadot said.
I use it all the time on my Plus, and it's still here -— only now you swipe down about halfway up the icon dock from the home indicator.
It shouldn't be a surprise that we're only now able to create detailed maps of the seafloor—but that doesn't stop each new one from being mind-boggling.
Just as important in defining her as a modern citizen is that, at 38, she is only now getting round to buying her first house with her partner.
Tattoos have remained a big trend for years, only now it seems as though the circumference of body ink flooding our Instagram feeds is getting smaller and smaller.
You stream games, just like you'd stream a YouTube or Netflix video, as a series of compressed video frames — only now, those videos are reacting to your inputs.
I guess it would make sense for Google to only now be getting around to a telephoto / portrait lens after years of sticking with a single rear camera.
But to my ear, it's a symphony of compromise, where only now and then a sour note sounds from someone who breaks from the platitudes they are spewing.
Russ: I've been doing the Gun Lean dance since I started rapping, but it's only now people are noticing it because now I've made the song about it.
In many African countries that are only now cultivating flourishing technology industries, there is a unique opportunity to right this critical wrong before it even becomes an issue.
" Though the foundation opened in October 2014, "with much ado mostly because of its splashy glass construction, it's really only now that you get to see the collection.
It's difficult to capture really high resolution spherical video, which is why we're only now starting to see companies like Facebook and GoPro introduce cameras with these capabilities.
"It is helpful in particular to the hedge fund space, where we're only now getting information in recent years," said Marija Kramer, head of ISS' responsible investment business.
And like many of the important technologies of the 21st century (GPS, internet, etc.) we're only now learning how many ways they can be used — and the implications.
MacMillan's choreography has always been punctuated by moments of immobility, but only now did those all seem to point the way to the final great stasis of death.
Latin Americans are one of the fastest-growing minorities in London -- the population has trebled since 2000 -- but are only now gaining recognition as a distinct ethnic group.
Sanders largely passed on criticizing Clinton directly on Thursday, but pushed back at the notion that he's only now taken an interest in issues that concern African-Americans.
"New evidence continues to come to light through thousands of documents and hundreds of previously unexamined devices that defendants are only now turning over" a Waymo spokesperson said.
"Starting when he was just 19 years old, (Jha) made a series of mistakes with significant consequences that he only now fully appreciates," Stahl said in a statement.
All designers miss the mark occasionally, but an obsession with minimalism pushed the company in some troublesome directions that the company is only now coming to reckon with.
But qualified foreign institutions which invest directly remained net buyers, suggesting newly licensed institutions that are only now entering Saudi Arabia are continuing to build up their portfolios.
Compared to competitors like AWS and Microsoft Azure, Google's selection of cloud regions was always paltry and it's only now that the company is trying to catch up.
It was a strange kind of exhaustion, as though I'd been worn out for quite a while but hadn't noticed it, and only now had it hit me.
Then the drums suddenly drop away, leaving the strings to play a familiar tune: the perfect fifths that opened the first movement, only now shakily articulated with trills.
Mr. Kelly's comment made its way around the White House, according to an administration official, and reinforced what is only now becoming clear to many on the outside.
In fact, only now, three years after the music industry caught a whiff of Eilish's extremely fresh blood, was she even getting around to releasing her debut album.
But that's not going to be nearly enough if they are serious about attracting voters who sat out 2628, or who are only now old enough to vote.
Mr. Bolsonaro has reacted with exasperation when interviewers have pressed him for details on how he would handle the economy, which is only now emerging from the recession.
Republicans, weighed down by Mr. Trump's growing unpopularity, must demonstrate they can separate themselves from the president enough to hold suburban districts that only now are becoming battlegrounds.
But the show also comprises works by other people — eight Baltimore-affiliated, African-American artists, many of whom she has known for years, others she's meeting only now.
One of the accusers of Akbar, Shutapa Paul, said she had waited years to tell her story because only now does she feel strong enough to go public.
Google is well known for working to lower its carbon emissions, but is also known for getting out of China in 2010 and only now trying to return.
Racial discrimination has been an issue in the United States for centuries, and only now, with the advent of mobile recording, has it become nationally overt once again.
Aid workers are only now beginning to get a fuller picture of it as civilians pour out of areas held by the Islamic State, also known as ISIS.
The lack of diversity in the remaining primary field is offering the chance for campaigns to reset in Nevada, the effects of which are only now settling in.
It's one of the world's oldest industries and yet insurance is only now beginning to see the kind of innovation and disruption that becoming commonplace in other sectors.
Because event movies take so long to plan and produce — visual effects work alone can take a year — some of Mr. Rothman's bigger efforts are only now arriving.
It has been over 16 months since Stanford swimmer Brock Turner sexually assaulted an unconscious, intoxicated woman on campus, but the public is only now seeing his booking photos.
Where others have started with a 'Skype your doctor' type offering and added AI, Ada is six years AI in the making and is only now adding remote consultations.
The former One Directioner got the chop for his role in the upcoming war drama Dunkirk two months ago, but it's only now that we're seeing the final results.
Its miners sell almost exclusively to the ceramics industry and are only now gearing up to produce the higher-grade lithium that is used in electric cars and electronics.
As scientists point out, if ruby red dragons that live in shallow waters and are nearly a foot long have only now been discovered, what else don't we know?
Sunderland, Newcastle and Norwich have been clinging to the Premier League by their fingernails all season, but only now are they actually contemplating the horror of what lies beneath.
The biggest change this year is that I'm by appointment-only now, and my minimum experiences are now $2000,189.983, which means I don't have to pay room and board.
Hadzaad also points out that it's only now that GoButler could make such a move, having garnered the conversation data needed to feed into and train its NLP engine.
"This is like Watergate only now in cyber time," Clinton said during her in flight press conference, echoing a comment Tim Kaine, her vice presidential nominee, made this week.
Gorenstein will preside over the case of Therese Okoumou, who climbed the Statue of Liberty on July 4, 2018 – only now Gorenstein basically wants to climb it as well.
To his astonishment, it was the other woman from the parade who was accompanying his love with the same baby slung onto her hip—only now doubled in size.
Yet for reasons that are only now becoming more clear, water vapor — the gas form of liquid water — tends to congregate into narrow channels, or highways in the sky.
With quiet focus, Trier details the slow, modest catharsis of a father and two sons who are only now, three years later, addressing the loss of the family matriarch.
Gould had died in 1957 and only now, Mitchell tells us, can he reveal the truth he'd learned about the man he'd made famous more than two decades earlier.
We've already taught them to do so much for us, but it's only now that the species has reached its pinnacle — we've finally made dogs sing Linkin Park songs.
Statistics on the drug are spotty at best, as health agencies in America and Canada are only now trying to get a handle on the extent of the problem.
What we see on stage is a true mark of our time: the delight of a straight actor in inhabiting what we can only now call the gay canon.
But for countries only now getting in on the manufacturing act, things are worse, says Hung Tran, managing director of the Washington DC-based Institute for International Finance (IIF).
In reality, pollution is both those things and much more, and only now is the first global effort to assess all forms of it finally calculating those sobering numbers.
Alas, only now are some of Europe's biggest lenders, under new leaders, taking on the spring-cleaning American banks carried out within a few years of the financial crisis.
Tile's already been keeping track of our stuff for a couple years, but only now is it creating a version thin enough that it'll fit in a wallet comfortably.
Although the incident took place back in October 2016, outrage over the incident is only now becoming widespread after the photos were posted on March 1 by Andrew's mother.
Peacekeepers associated with the U.N. Mission in South Sudan are only now beginning seriously to protect civilian lives, after years of criticism from brutalized aid workers on the ground.
And while Pennsylvania has elected delegates this way for years, only now, with the possibility of the Republicans' first contested convention in 40 years, is it suddenly relevant again.
Mike Colter was not surprised that his first leading role — as the brooding superhero with the unbreakable skin in "Marvel's Luke Cage" — arrived only now, as he turned 40.
Republican lawmakers from Florida, upset at only now learning about the breaches of voter rolls in 2016, are rallying around a bill to require prompt FBI reporting to officials.
Asked why the Justice Department only now has begun such training for its employees, Yates said success in local jurisdictions caused the federal government to consider it as well.
Williams climbed the ladder to clip the net as regional champion for the eighth time in 28 seasons as a head coach, only now he sliced his pinkie finger.
Only now, after years of central bank efforts to revive modest inflation by pushing debt yields to negligible or even negative levels, is the investment dynamic starting to change.
But that's clearest only now — at the moment when all these tech companies that had implicitly promised to provide a platform for creative works forever started taking things back.
Kessel is the same incredibly gifted forward who produces big numbers as he always has been, only now he's doing it while surrounded by talented players at every position.
While I took a fair swing at Isolation, it's only now that I've got around to downloading its two pieces of Alien-inspired DLC, Crew Expendable and Last Survivor.
It's a small but important addition to a body of bat knowledge that is growing only now, as the fatal white nose syndrome threatens bat populations across North America.
As the virus gains a foothold on our shores, many Americans are only now waking up to the ways these flaws in the safety net cascade into one another.
It's clearer, truer and more comprehensible than it's ever been before, as if it had always been operating on a frequency that you've only now been given access to.
The world economy became more interconnected in the 2000s and 21990s, delivering immediate pain to rich countries, along with benefits that only now are starting to be more apparent.
Clothing giant J.Crew said an unknown number of customers had their online accounts accessed "by an unauthorized party" almost a year ago, but is only now disclosing the incident.
Starbucks has long been criticized as slow to adapt to digital trends in China; it came to mobile payments later than other brands and is starting delivery only now.
Greece still owed an impossible amount of money, only now its main creditors were the "troika" of E.C., E.C.B. and I.M.F., which went on to impose harsh austerity measures.
We met another woman who was attending her first Pride ever because she just retired and only now doesn't fear being outed at Pride and fired from her job.
He would stand with all who risk their lives and careers to defend the sacred trust that American democracy be owned and operated by Americans only, now and forever.
But only now, a year after the program was officially ended, has the public learned not only the sweeping scope of that surveillance but also how expensive it was.
Nationwide, the number of jobs in coal and gas fell by more than a quarter between 2014 and 2016, and hiring is only now beginning to creep back up.
White's own books are mostly set in the present, or the perpetual present of autobiography; only now are they becoming history, some four decades after he began publishing them.
He is only now having the first major survey of his photographic career in "Nathan Lyons: In Pursuit of Magic," which opens at Rochester's George Eastman Museum on Jan.
But after years of not knowing Ohtani's preferences, it is only now coming to the surface that he is apparently not interested in the big-market, East Coast teams.
The Houston Texans' Brock Osweiler has been buried after two bad games, and Sam Bradford is only now digging his reputation out from a deep hole of smoking rubble.
Overall, the Victorian aesthetic of the old gallery — which was arranged a bit like a tactile herbarium — has been preserved, only now with better lighting, brighter walls, and less dust.
But it's probably best not to take the participants' word for what went on at face value, considering they are only now bothering to admit that it even took place.
"It's only now I'm starting to realize the characters that are available to me because of the way I look and the characters that aren't available to me," Williams said.
The missile is one piece of a critical puzzle that is being solved only now, with ISIS on the run: How did the vast terror group arm its war machine?
It's the last day of July which means, thanks to a pesky thing called inequality, that black women are only now catching up to their male counterparts earnings from 2016.
This feature has been available on desktop and mobile devices for a while, but it's only now debuting for Chromecast users, as pointed out by a tipster at Android Police.
"As a technology, it's only now that we're able to hit 90 frames per second and get an action title that's fully able to track as we duck under velociraptors."
Jaberi also warned that the full scope of the flood and its aftermath is only now setting in for many, making mental health the next front in this ongoing disaster.

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