On both islands, the characteristic landscape of grassland, pine groves and coastal sands has remained relatively intact up to the present day.

UNESCO: Intangible Cultural Heritage

And we've got six more chapters to go after that, where we're going to learn about what happened to the characters after the hurricane, and sort of take you up to the present day.

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Though this first volume concludes with the French revolution (a second, charting developments up to the present day, is in the works) its insights are relevant to our understanding of modern states and how they became what they are.

ECONOMIST: Theories of history

William Trevor zooms through the years from 1920s Ireland, when landowners were being driven out of the country, up to the edge of the present day with references to the internet.

BBC: Trevor's tragic tale

In the case of managers, umpires and executives, their time period during the Expansion Era will begin in 1973 and go all the way up to present day.

FORBES: A Fond Farewell To The Golden Age Of Managers

The museum's collection comprises more than 6, 300 objects including pre-historic tools, Bronze Age, Roman and Saxon artefacts, maps, textiles, books, paintings and prints, together with objects and ephemera from before Victorian times up to World War II, the 1950s and the present day.

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