How To Use Latterly In A Sentence
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Now a common-place person would have been satisfied with the recommendation of the medical man, who looks but to the one thing needful, which is a sufficient and wholesome supply of nourishment for the child; but Mr Easy was a philosopher, and had latterly taken to craniology, and he descanted very learnedly with the Doctor upon the effect of his only son obtaining his nutriment from an unknown source.
Mr. Midshipman Easy
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Our relationship started well, descended into hate-hate, recovered somewhat to love-hate and, latterly, has drifted into respectful acceptance.
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His father was an Italian immigrant, a bricklayer and latterly a school caretaker.
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the spelling was first affected, but latterly the meaning also
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He had long considered it his destiny to be the next president of Pakistan, but latterly his political career has faltered.
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He had an attack of pleuritis some weeks before, and had recovered, but latterly complained a little of his head.
Missionary Travels and Researches in South Africa
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While committed to the idea of refounding a genuine Communist Party in Australia, he latterly spent much of his formidable energy in his personal relationships and on his outstanding sporting abilities.
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The commonest materials for Western stringed instruments are gut, metal, and latterly plastic, though such other materials as silk and horsehair have been used.
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The audience were mostly men in their forties, reliving their adolescence with unselfconscious glee (and, latterly, gimpy dancing).
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From 1922 his stylistically radical work was put to utilitarian ends, including the design of speakers' tribunes and latterly agitprop photomontage and graphic design.
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It's only been latterly that we've discovered that it's lots of individual reefs, around about 2,900 separate reef systems which make up the Great Barrier Reef.
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He enjoyed fishing, shooting, and his garden, and latterly took up painting.
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But this year there are high hopes for the Mill, an 18th century water-powered cotton and latterly saw mill believed to house the only surviving example of a Thompson turbine.
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In the early twentieth century vulcanized rubber was favoured, and latterly hard plastic.
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The lower movable part of the front of a helmet, as distinct from the vizor; latterly, the whole movable part including the vizor. c1400 Destr.
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Latterly, her concentration hasn't been so good.
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Thus it was, in a round about way, that I became, latterly, the first woman Keeper of Public Records, while remaining a practising historian of the history of cartography.
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He was to remain active in the association, latterly as vice president, for the rest of his life.
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Fulham, near London: home of William, Catherine and latterly Granville
Index of Places
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Now a commonplace person would have been satisfied with the recommendation of the medical man, who looks but to the one thing needful, which is a sufficient and wholesome supply of nourishment for the child; but Mr Easy was a philosopher, and had latterly taken to craniology, and he descanted very learnedly with the doctor upon the effect of his only son obtaining his nutriment from an unknown source.
Mr. Midshipman Easy
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O'Reilly, who has latterly starred in central defence and up front for the Pikes, was not to be suppressed from his role in centre midfield.
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And we have latterly seen a feminist perspective informing the debate about nuclear weapons.
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Interviews with old-timers and vintage footage blend well with gorgeous snowy scenery and soft Gaelic music to paint a flattering picture of this latterly beleaguered resort.
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During practical production, due to heterogeneity and control ascending of water cut latterly, reservoir pressure will be below bubble point pressure locally.
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Latterly, however, the circles which he mostly frequented in Paris had voted strong revolutionary ardour to be mauvais ton; a kind of modulated royalism, or rather Louis
La Vend�e
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And here I must observe, that the Americans can no longer anticipate lenity from the English traveller, as latterly they have so deeply committed themselves.
Diary in America, Series One
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A club statement reads: "Gwyn Williams who has been with the Company for over 25 years, including as Assistant Manager and latterly as Chief Scout, has decided to leave to pursue new ventures.
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He has subsequently half-joked about the frustration of being latterly best known for singing a song which he did not write himself.
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A 28 month old girl was referred with a 16 month history of failure to thrive, snoring, stertorous breathing, and, latterly, life threatening respiratory obstruction.
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O'Rourke retired after a 15-year career with Bisons, latterly as chief executive.
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Having split Brechin's defences after 22 minutes, a furiously-contested game latterly became something of a white-knuckle ride.
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Those who live and work in the area, which has latterly advertised itself as The Quarter, feel the bar will upset the balance of this café quarter.
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The media agenda has been elsewhere – the BBC, cuts, the licence fee, and latterly News Corp and Sky.
David Abraham: the devil is in the detail
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Originally from Bingley, he has returned to the town where his family still live after living across the world including in Hong Kong, Cyprus, Chicago, Boston and latterly Spain.
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He too worked at Beales, for 14 years, latterly as store catering manager and on occasion assisting the group catering manager with responsibility for 12 stores nationwide.
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Gaza was populated mainly by Egyptian peasants who evaded the Turkish prohibition on entry, Roumanian gypsy slaves of Maronite priests in Sinai, and latterly Turkish=Muslim peasants transferred from the Balkans after the Treaty of Berlin handed Ottoman holdings in what came to be known as Croatia to the Habsburgs in 1878.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Palestinians of African Descent:
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That'll be a total of 7 stone that I shall have shed since starting to diet and, latterly, gaining the assistance of the fat-buster pills.
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Latterly, he became the pre-eminent expert on Egyptian inscriptions.
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Instead, let's take a closer look at the author of this fly-on-the-wall biography, who has used his years as in service - latterly private secretary - as fuel for upmarket gossip.
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But latterly it has become a waste of a good actor.
Times, Sunday Times
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O'Rourke retired after a 15-year career with Bisons, latterly as chief executive.
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Daniel Hannan set the tone, describing the posturing as the "quadrille" and latterly, Fraser Nelson on the Spectator blog picked up the theme, with a short but pointed post, headed: "How Barroso and Brown could stitch up the press".
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At Skara the cathedral chapter consisted latterly of a dean, an archdeacon, a subdean, and twenty-one canons.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 16 [Supplement]
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Jane admits ‘to her instruction I owed the best part of my acquirements; her friendship and society and been my continual solace; she had stood me in the stead of mother, governess, and latterly, companion’.
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The active principle, gelseminine, is much used latterly by a certain school of practitioners at the North and West, with other substances of similar nomenclature.
Resources of the Southern Fields and Forests, Medical, Economical, and Agricultural. Being also a Medical Botany of the Confederate States; with Practical Information on the Useful Properties of the Trees, Plants, and Shrubs
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The brothers responded, switching production to narrow frillings, to Victorian silk commemoratives and latterly to woven labels with which garment manufacturers could identify their products.
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He had been suffering latterly with cancer.
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She was brought up in filth and squalor that disgusted everyone who set foot in their home in her early years on the Bransholme estate and latterly the Orchard Park estate in Hull.
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Robert, the journey to London, which had latterly seemed to her secretly - distressed anticipation like a sunken city -- a place of wonder with the waters over it -- all passed by smoothly; and then it became necessary to call a cabman, for whom, as he did her the service to lift her box, Rhoda felt a gracious respect, until a quarrel ensued between him and her uncle concerning sixpence; -- a poor sum, as she thought; but representing, as
Rhoda Fleming — Volume 1
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Latterly, she spent her time gardening, and painting.
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Latterly his painting has shown a new freedom of expression.
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In his youth he was a keen tennis and bridge player; latterly his pride was his garden.
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The site of the former Co-op store and a mixture of Victorian and Sixties architecture, the building was described latterly as a ‘blight on business’ by many of the Micklegate traders.
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Latterly applied to anything that did not work.
The Sun
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I've been involved in those areas latterly as assistant grounds manager and I can say to fans not to worry.
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He latterly lived in a flat in Irvine, supported by social services, but went missing in 1997, taking with him only his passport and leaving £3,000 in giro cheques.
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Latterly, however, the circles which he mostly frequented in Paris had voted strong revolutionary ardour to be mauvais ton; a kind of modulated royalism, or rather Louis Seizeism, had become fashionable; and Adolphe
La Vendée
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Such stories are recounted with a hint of apology and regret; he is latterly careful about feelings.
Times, Sunday Times
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I was her carer but I was also latterly her colleague, and, I am proud to say, her friend.
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Latterly he had become somewhat frail.
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The 50 or so pupils, including latterly 10 from Japan, had their own council which made decisions about running the school and disciplined those who broke the self-imposed rules.
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In consequence of this, poetic diction has become latterly a kaleidoscope, and ones chief curiosity is as to the precise combinations into which the pieces will be shifted.
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He was promoted to detective inspector last September, and latterly has been based at Keighley.
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The rise of denim with everything and, latterly, of athleisure.
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Latterly she was even behind her audiences, who could see the punchlines for her onstage jokes rolling up on her Teleprompter before Streisand could mouth them.
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But "he has latterly intimated to one or two of his confidants that he would like his present role to evolve so that once he inherits the crown, his knowledge and experience, his contacts and his unique ability to 'convene' others in the national interest could be put to good use rather than go to waste".
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Nine more have followed, although latterly his career has been interrupted by two serious shoulder operations.
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Latterly Broke worked as an independent producer.
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Neither he nor his father can be impressed by the fact that the paper's front page has latterly become a low-rent gazette chronicling the marital travails of minor celebrities.
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But I've latterly perked up at a resurgence of his zingier side, alerted by a fellow aficionado to a recent Fashion Diary from Paris, in which he likens Ingrid Sischy, self-described as "triste" and yapping haplessly for Karl Lagerfeld after the Chanel show, to a baby seal stranded on an ice floe. role as a one man Walk of the Town, feeling for the worn seams of the city's public facades that betray its private dilemmas.
Emdashes
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Neither he nor his father can be impressed by the fact that the paper's front page has latterly become a low-rent gazette chronicling the marital travails of minor celebrities.
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It has latterly become the widening festival of universal brotherhood with succor for all need and nighness to all suffering; of good will warring against ill will and of peace warring upon war.
Bride of the Mistletoe
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Nine more have followed, although latterly his career has been interrupted by two serious shoulder operations.
Times, Sunday Times
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The 49-year-old has filled a variety of roles at the club, including manager, general manager and more latterly director.
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He was posted to Littleton Colliery in the Cannock Chase coalfield in Staffordshire, and worked underground for three years and three months, latterly as a tadgerman drilling shotholes in the coalface a "tadger" is the large electric drill used.
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Her victory was announced by an unusual tranquillity and gladness of soul, which followed the relinquishing of my ancient and latterly tormenting studies.
Chapter 2
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Bloomfield, George (1758 – 1831): Bloomfield's shoemaker brother, who cared for the young Robert in London and latterly, living in Bury St. Edmunds, was responsible for introducing The Farmer's Boy to Lofft.
Index of People
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He was to remain active in the association, latterly as vice president, for the rest of his life.
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Gone are the artist's impressions of a new Lord's Tube station, latterly superseded by proposals for an underground car park in the old railway tunnels, for four residential tower blocks at the Nursery end and a submerged Real Tennis court.
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From 1922 his stylistically radical work was put to utilitarian ends, including the design of speakers' tribunes and latterly agitprop photomontage and graphic design.
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Peter had been a professional boxer, and as an amateur had taken Jim Watt, who latterly would become the world lightweight champion, to the verge of defeat.
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Her health declined rapidly and latterly she never left the house.
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But, though less than a poet of her century, Ella was more than a mere multiplier of her kind, and latterly she had begun to feel the old afflatus once more.
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Latterly, advertisers have started to make these straplines less functional.
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May, who was a resident of Harbour Street and latterly of Hill 60, was a kindly neighbour and good friend and will be most sadly missed.
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At first this was because of high levels of youth unemployment and latterly because of demographic trends.
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After a five-year apprenticeship, he gained a scholarship to the College of Aeronautics, latterly known as Cranfield University, where he returned to carry out research work.
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It has been variously a careening (hull-cleaning) bay, a pirate haven, a Danish freeport, slave-market, a gun-running centre, steamship coaling station, US Naval Base and latterly a major cruise ship port.
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Men would turn up with hold-alls and shoeboxes piled with notes and turn them into Dutch guilders, Deutschmarks or, latterly, euros.
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Latterly, he became the pre-eminent expert on Egyptian inscriptions.
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The stars of the early days were soon discarded as aspirations grew, but it's still been done on a marginal budget, latterly under the guidance of Terry Brown, who – until the winning penalty went in on Saturday – was rated as the best of non-league managers.
In praise of… AFC Wimbledon
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And I forgot to say that one of my favourite, favourite exclamations is the one that I've only heard my nana, and latterly my mother, say.
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Fortren, "which term latterly meant the kingdom of the Southern Picts.
Chronicles of Strathearn
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However, back in the 1983-1996 seasons when I was a regular on the Terraces (and latterly, in seats) I was very aware of racism.
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While other companies have leapt into the tablet and smartphone space, the company which once dominated the PC space - only to be overtaken by HP and, latterly, Lenovo - is now thinking about getting into tablets in a big way.
CES 2012: Dell hedges over Windows 8 or Android for tablet release
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If he does win, he will be the first businessman to rule Mexico in modern times after a succession of generals, lawyers and latterly US Ivy League-trained economists.
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Or you could say she still seeks the regular TV work that has latterly eluded her.
Times, Sunday Times
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Latterly a customer reported a car on fire in the car park, upon investigation it turned out to be a brake caliper seized to the disc but the car was no longer fit to drive and so consequently we had to arrange a rescue service.
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Nine more have followed, although latterly his career has been interrupted by two serious shoulder operations.
Times, Sunday Times
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He will be presented with the Marsden Medal tonight for his 40-year contribution to Antarctic research, latterly focusing on climate change.
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This Hebrew word came latterly to denote an "unbloody" sacrifice, as opposed to a
Easton's Bible Dictionary
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An accomplished goalkeeper and latterly a sought after commentator and coach, he spent a glittering career between the sticks for Glasgow Celtic.
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He has continued to win accolades for menswear, womenswear, costume and set design, bridalwear, accessories and latterly Stuart Crystal.
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At first Mrs. Greyne contented herself with daily letters, but latterly she had resorted to wires, explanatory, condemnatory, hortatory, and even comminatory.
The Mission Of Mr. Eustace Greyne 1905
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Latterly he seemed to studiously avoid looking in for fear of what he might see.
Times, Sunday Times
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Latterly his painting has shown a new freedom of expression.
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It was noticed that this strange thing had been occurring every day latterly.
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The Theatre Royal, opened in Williamson Square in 1762, latterly a cold storage premises, witnessed across its stage a procession of the finest artists of their age.
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It was conceived and created by Graeme Glew, an industry consultant who has been involved in racing team management, a racing drivers' school and latterly in Formula One.
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Empires don't hold together – the British, French etc, and latterly the USSR, broke down.
Letters: Breaking up may be best for Libya
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Originally built for twelve almsmen and almswomen, they have been latterly occupied entirely by women.
Hammersmith, Fulham and Putney The Fascination of London
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I am informed that they have latterly almost entirely disapeared. the epicures of those parts of the Union where those Ducks abound nothing need be added in prais of the exquisit flavor of this duck.
The Journals of Lewis and Clark, 1804-1806
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Not everyone, however, is convinced, believing that while its achievement was considerable, latterly it was running into quicksand and was mired in dogma.
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The stance of the hurlers, and latterly their footballing colleagues, is seemingly a step nearer some form of professionalism, if not in cash payment, then a list of benefits in that direction.
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He had been suffering latterly with cancer.
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But Linder, with her single and singular name and her unsettled sense of what "Linderland" a later imagined rubric in which to corral her disparate activities might contain, has been many artists: photomonteur indebted to Modernism, musical conduit from 1970s feminism to art-inflected post-punk, collaborator and adviser, too often dismissed as "muse", for others such as Morrissey and Magazine vocalist Howard Devoto, latterly contriver and often star of shamanic and gruelling gallery performances.
Linder, the artist with the hex factor
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Scientists have studied the moon through telescopes, and, latterly, from satellites.
