contemporaneous

They also cast a wide net in terms of written material, drawing from books and contemporaneous press accounts.

“The idea is that the California Department of Public Health realizes that this issue is never going to get attention unless the reporting on death is contemporaneous with the actual event.”

And I think there’s also just a lot of contemporaneous evidence that the journal cites to support the fact that there was something more than a normal employee-employer relationship going on here.

In one reported instance, Little’s recollections undermined contemporaneous documentary evidence that was damaging to Trump.

But to the excited visitors in Pirna, who often dress in contemporaneous garb to match the vehicles they arrived in, the polished and pampered cars embody a local pride.