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Definition for later

adjective as in coming after

adverb as in happening after

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The BOJ official caused a stir in global markets by suggesting that the central bank could raise interest rates again as soon as later this month.

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Kitchener later served as Secretary of State for War and was instrumental in expanding Britain’s army to wage a prolonged struggle of attrition in Europe.

Looking back at it now, almost 25 years later, it’s significant that she didn’t actually say the word depression.

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In 2022, Dudley worked with collaborators in Panama to show that wild spider monkeys consume fermented fruit containing alcohol and later excrete alcohol metabolites in their urine.

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This preserves the exact positions of cellular structures for later viewing with electron microscopy.

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

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