Modernity
Modernity noun - The quality of being current or of the present.
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Now and modernity are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Now" instead a noun "Modernity".
Now
Now noun - The time currently existing or in progress.
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- Now that the pseudo-Alliance the two had during the Cold War is officially over and China is trying to bring itself to modernity, it is beginning to develop a military with which it can actually defend itself properly - which it basically couldn't, until this last decade or so.
Source: Lensman Arms Race -
Man of Wealth and Taste: "Tear" seems to reference Charles Baudelaire and his views on modernity, and perhaps even the evils of society: Devil may cry, devil may care Distiller's got a scream and now I know just why When she's moving air New Media Are Evil: "Throw Away Your Television", obviously.
Source: Music / By the Way
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