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• “There is doubt, though, about a medal Cotta received nearly three years ago in belated recognition of his heroism, the Distinguished”

  Bruce Cotta

• “Slept and read, bought groceries, hot tub, finally scraping together enough energy to cook some Indian food in belated recognition of my wife's birthday.”

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• “Byron later snags one of the Mormons, who is wallowing in belated guilt for his romp in the land of alternative lifestyles, and stuff him with an LSD-laced hot dog.”

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• “Replacing his note-book in his pocket, he called a belated carriage, and hastily gave orders to be taken to the Clifton House.”

  That Mainwaring Affair

• “Dressed in a golf shirt, his face the picture of bureaucratic indemnity,Mr. Wang faced an unusually combative news conference during which reporters asked why government workers had hastily buried a damaged rail car rather then preserve it for investigators (it made rescue work easier, he said and why an unconscious 2-year-old girl was found in the wreckage long after officials had abandoned the search for survivors (he called the belated discovery "a miracle.”

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• “McCoy had fully embraced the idea of belated fatherhood his declarations to the contrary notwithstanding.”

  The Better Man

• “Communist effort of 1871 may be termed a belated attempt on the part of”

  The Development of the European Nations, 1870-1914 (5th ed.)

• “And considering that she won the Yehudi Menuhin Competition at age 11, her debut on the Schubert Club's International Artist Series could almost be called "belated.”

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• “(belated, that is) (Reply to this) (Thread) ccfinlay”

  ccfinlay: You say it's your birthday?

• “CALLER: This is kind of belated, but I just have a question for you.”

  Think Progress » Limbaugh stands by his Haiti remarks, tells critical caller she’s a ‘bigot’ with ‘tampons in her ears.’

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