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later

[lei-ter] / ˈlɛɪ tər /




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Four months later, the ISU announced the increased minimum age limit “for the sake of protecting the physical and mental health, and emotional well-being of the skaters.”

From Los Angeles Times

Six years later it was back in action as a visitor attraction with an elevator installed, strengthened walkways and an exhibition charting the town's shipbuilding past.

From BBC

Almost six years later he said the centre gave him his life back: "A life beyond my wildest dreams."

From BBC

World Curling later confirmed that "decisions made during a game are final" and that they do not use video replays "to re-umpire" decisions.

From BBC

The court didn’t address a question that may arise later: Did the law postpone all deadlines until July 2023 or suspend them to dates beyond that?

From The Wall Street Journal