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belated

adjective as in late, slow

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The puppet scenes, bestowing a belated yet supremely deserved spotlight on Abuela Julia, are the most original and haunting aspect of a production that too often flails for effects.

It’s a shame it wasn’t more widely seen, though that now opens the door for a belated discovery.

World Rugby's head injury assessment process also allows for players who show belated symptoms.

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The US's belated intervention made a big difference, but many other players pitched in.

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But most people will be there for the belated reunion of Lohan with Jamie Lee Curtis, a pairing that still throws off sparks.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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