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latter

[lat-er] / ˈlæt ər /


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Your emergency fund is one possible source of funds, but the decision ultimately comes down to a combination of mathematics, risk and age — the latter two being closely connected.

From MarketWatch

Murtazaliev looked to have got to grips with Kelly's evasive style in the latter rounds, but the home fighter rallied in the last three minutes to end strongly.

From BBC

So will the latter now get the chance to start staking his own claim?

From BBC

The latter was also something Garcia took issue with Friday, slamming the Justice Department for continuing to withhold some of the files.

From Los Angeles Times

Tim Burton, who directed both films, shared a picture of the cast of the latter film on Facebook.

From BBC