But why now?

That has now changed.

But no more.

That has changed.

That is no longer the case.

Why Pakistan, and why now?

Not anymore.

It is not doing so now.

But now those divides are wider.

That has now changed.

But now the real battle begins.

But that is not our problem now.

But all that is changing now.

But now there is literally no oxygen to breathe.

But now the picture is changing slowly.

Nobody is saying that now.

To date, this has not happened.

No longer.

But it is still not impossible.

All this has changed.

That shift, however, has now come into view.

And as such, they will say 'But this is impossible!'

But that is not our problem now. Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof.

But now and after all these months, both those responsible for his death nor the ones who murdered the protesters during the revolution are yet to be punished.

That seems to be changing now.

But that is water under the bridge.

But these are not the most pressing issues.

But what would replace it?

But the energy transformation must begin now.

Now it is back in fashion in Washington.

Syria poses the toughest challenge yet.

But now things are strikingly different.

But the time to act is now.

But the opposite is happening now.

The question is when.

But the opposite is happening.

That was then, this is now.

But this is no time to yield to delusions.

But now the French seal of approval seemingly has been bestowed.

Yet, so far, the threat has not worked.

And look how it ended up.

That is beginning to change.

How times have changed.

Yet no concrete action is taken.

Who now remembers Daiichi Kangyo?