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Guest  +  108036 Sun, 12 Jun 05 05:46 PM
What is the meaning of as of now?
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paco2004, 4 yr 163 days ago
"As of now" is "from now".


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CalifJim  +  108141 Sun, 12 Jun 05 11:36 PM
"as of now": "the way things stand at the present moment", "considering how things are at this time", "measured from the present point of view".

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