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To date democratisation in Taiwan has remained a beautiful flower in the Greater China.

Does "to date" mean "today?"

Thank you in advance! :P
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Old 29-Mar-2004, 04:17
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To date democratisation in Taiwan has remained a beautiful flower in the Greater China.

Does "to date" mean "today?"

Thank you in advance! :P
"To date" refers to the time up to today. :wink:
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