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I read a sentence "Cfius"CFIUS has stymied several deals in the past year" in New York times. But I was taught that the present perfect should not be use if there is a word indicated the past time, and "in the past year" is not the past time?

I read a sentence "Cfius has stymied several deals in the past year" in New York times. But I was taught that the present perfect should not be use if there is a word indicated the past time, and "in the past year" is not the past time?

I read a sentence "CFIUS has stymied several deals in the past year" in New York times. But I was taught that the present perfect should not be use if there is a word indicated the past time, and "in the past year" is not the past time?

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about the present perfect

I read a sentence "Cfius has stymied several deals in the past year" in New York times. But I was taught that the present perfect should not be use if there is a word indicated the past time, and "in the past year" is not the past time?