Bills went unpaid or were paid late, according to former employees.
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They arrived in Denver about 90 minutes late, according to online flight tracker flightaware.com.
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Shepherd allegedly never hit her brakes until it was too late, according to Elgin.
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After he was arrested, he told police they were late, according to Sky News.
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But that's a month too late, according to St. Louis Federal Reserve president James Bullard.
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But these powers would only kick in after 2030 - too late, according to environment groups.
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But these powers would kick in only after 2030 — too late, according to environment groups.
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But the frothy deals could continue until it's too late, according to some Wall Street skeptics.
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Some fans were irate that the show started late ... VERY late according to some -- 3 hours late.
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When the Saudis pay late, according to a former senior intelligence official, the Jordanians complain to C.I.A. officials.
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At least 4,000 renewals were rejected because they were late, according to a government official in an Oct.
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Seattle's decision Wednesday to shut public schools for two weeks did not come too late, according to Chowell.
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The two companies have also taken different paths in where they focus investments as of late, according to CNBC.
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This morning, poll workers had trouble unlocking a polling site in Brooklyn, causing it to open late, according to PIX11.
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The bus, meanwhile, continued on its journey to Boston, where it arrived a few hours late, according to the outlet.
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To get the cheapest fare, it pays to book not too early but not too late, according to findings by CheapAir.com.
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Last year, 203 percent of Butler's shots were hoisted when the shot clock was "late" or "very late," according to NBA.com.
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Pruitt's daughter also stayed at the condo for a period of time and he frequently paid rent late, according to reports.
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Typically, a late payment notification appears when a payment is a full 30 days late, according to author and educator John Ulzheimer.
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Some fared even worse — one polling place in Brooklyn opened at least two hours late, according to the New York Daily News.
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The mother told investigators that she broke the car window and called the police, but it was too late, according to NBC DFW.
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He has not been in the Capitol much of late; according to his website, he has not cast a vote since Jan. 12.
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In Arizona, mobile homes are considered personal property and can be auctioned off as soon as tax payments are late, according to Newsweek.
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The word orange came into the vernacular late, according to Julian Yates, professor of English and material culture studies at University of Delaware.
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A judge allowed the sale to go through because the paperwork was filed too late, according to a person briefed on the proceeding.
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It's 'too little, too late' according to most observers, however – the ideal time for this to come down would've been sometime before voting. 2.
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Some applications sat at a Chicago processing center for up to 20 days before being delivered late, according to The New York Times account.
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The industry's incumbents and newcomers share space and an overlapping consumer base, yet are enjoying a more constructive phase of cooperation of late according to Wintermeyer.
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Cook has been putting in a lot of face time with both Chinese and American leaders of late, according to a report from the New York Times.
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It was unclear whether the forms were received before the deadline and then stockpiled by the department, or whether they were received and sent late, according to Maddren.
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The restructuring "might all be too little too late", according to Hargreaves Lansdown analyst Nicholas Hyett, who said Saga will need to work hard to win over older drivers.
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It's too little, too late, according to Kwok, who says she still makes the occasional trip up to the site by Lake Simcoe, hoping to see signs of activity.
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Those claims are just a couple of the false self-diagnosis myths circulating at the moment that could cause infected people to leave it too late, according to experts.
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The Trump campaign tried to salvage the situation by removing William Johnson, chairman of the American Freedom Party, as a delegate, it was too late, according to election officials.
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South African trade authorities indicated earlier that they would decide in June whether to aggressively protect steel manufacturers, Solidarity said, but this would be much too late according to the union.
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In general, adults need to get between seven and nine hours of sleep a night, and it doesn't matter whether you skew early or late, according to the National Sleep Foundation.
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The New York Times sounded the alarm about sand scarcity way back in 2007, but it's become an increasingly pressing concern as of late, according to a paper published late last year.
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Gold prices have come under renewed pressure as the probability of a summer rate hike in the U.S. has risen of late, according to an analyst from Swiss private bank Julius Baer.
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Although FEMA's work in Puerto Rico was the longest sustained domestic airborne food and water mission in America's history, the aid proved to be too little too late, according to the Times.
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Such businesses may stay open past midnight with a liquor license that allows them to do so, but adult entertainment businesses are no longer allowed to stay open that late, according to the paper.
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And since Pruitt "often ran late," according to The New York Times, he sometimes requested the use of flashing lights and sirens to avoid DC traffic and get to dinner (or the airport) fast.
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Trump Jr., Eric Trump, Manafort, Hope Hicks, Ivanka Trump and Kushner all attended the morning meeting days before the Trump Tower meeting, with Ivanka Trump and Kushner attending late, according to Gates, Mueller wrote.
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This fresh new insignia isn't actually all that new: It's an archival logo from 1892, when the company was founded, that the retailer has been reintroducing into its marketing as of late, according to a representative.
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This has created some controversy of late, according to USA Today, with the islands' governor accusing the Chinese of "birth tourism" -- or traveling to the CNMI to give birth to guarantee U.S. citizenship for their children.
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In recent weeks, Mr. Obama has told people he thinks highly of Mr. Patrick but that his entry into the race was coming "very late," according to two people who have spoken with the former president.
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Pruitt asked his security detail to use lights and sirens in government vehicles when he was running late, according to a staffer who was allegedly reassigned after refusing to approve first-class travel requests for Pruitt.
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With a momentous election around the corner, that's too late, according to the A.C.L.U. Mr. Risher said the legal group was spurred to act after California's secretary of state, Alex Padilla, sent a memo on Oct.
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The performance I saw gave only a rough idea of what the finished work might be — the score had come in late, according to the organizers, leaving some cast members to read their parts off tablets.
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Another Obama administration official who weighed a campaign at the start of the year, former Attorney General Eric Holder, is considering a last-minute entry but has conceded it may be too late, according to a Democrat familiar with his thinking.
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Moving people ahead of any actual disaster might sound extreme, but in fact, a serious conversation about retreat is happening decades too late, according to Susanne Moser, a researcher on climate adaptation affiliated with Stanford University and the University of California-Santa Cruz.
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Surprisingly, this previously undocumented tension actually results in a leave-taking that Goldilocks herself would be proud of—an exit time that's not too early or too late, according to University of Montana researcher Thomas E. Martin, author of the new study.
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While this pair of bulls had a public moment today, the day will also see about 82,000 head of cattle killed in the United States (the rate is roughly 30 million a year of late, according to the latest Department of Agriculture Livestock Slaughter report).
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The White House declined to comment on individual staffers, pointing out that a report filed as many as 75 days after an asset was sold might not be considered late, according to ethics rules, and that it would be possible to get extensions beyond that, as well.
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Charley then walks into a lunch for the St. Josephine Sugarcane Society — an hour late, according to Sam Landry, who claims he sent an email about the time change, which Charley says is strange considering she was on all the other e-mail chains about the meeting...sigh.
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A Chicago- and L.A.-based group is suggesting a new use for all the Ivanka Trump-brand clothing that's hanging unworn in customers' closets as a sign of protest or hitting the resale market as of late, according to Racked: Turn it into ethically-produced, made-in-the-U.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Jurors on Friday heard testimony from a former General Motors engineer who approved a faulty ignition switch 12 years before its problems prompted a massive recall that came too late, according to lawyers for a man suing GM over injuries he suffered in a crash.
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The Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE campaign filed a lawsuit late Tuesday seeking extended voting hours for a polling site in Indianapolis that opened 6900 minutes late, according to the Indianapolis Star.
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Some hours later, Washington received the explanatory information from Maj. Tallmadge and immediately sent men to arrest Arnold, but it was too late. According to Tallmadge's account of the events, he and André conversed during the latter's captivity and transport. André wanted to know how he would be treated by Washington.
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Tate produced one of the divisions finest knockouts ever. The taller Tate dominated Weaver for all the first 10 rounds. But then with sheer determination a battered Weaver suddenly turned it around, pushing Tate backward. But he'd left it too late, according to the commentators, as only 5 rounds remained and Tate was expected to resume his lead.
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The Predator, like all the other emotional entities, was attracted to Earth by the Entity and is now being hunted by Krona. The white entity intones for Hal, Carol, and Sinestro to find them before it is too late. According to Atrocitus' divining ritual, the emotional entities had come to Earth and the Predator should be located somewhere in the southwestern United States.
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Christ Jesus,"The figure (…) is an allegory of Christ as the shepherd" André Grabar, "Christian iconography, a study of its origins", the Good Shepherd, third century. Christian art emerged only relatively late. According to art historian André Grabar, the first known Christian images emerge from about AD 200,Andre Grabar, p.7 though there is some literary evidence that small domestic images were used earlier.
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In the dunk, Nate Robinson used Chandler's back as a trampoline to dunk the basketball. During the season Chandler provided a clutch play down the stretch in a game against the Atlanta Hawks. Chandler had struggled all game but came up with a big block on a Josh Smith dunk attempt. The blocked shot was rebounded by Al Horford, who attempted a put-back but released the shot too late according to the referees.
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Pontellier making such a mess of things and working > out her own damnation as she did. If I had had the slightest intimation of > such a thing I would have excluded her from the company. But when I found > out what she was up to, the play was half over and it was then too late. According to Bender, Chopin was intrigued by Darwin's The Descent of Man and Selection in Relation to Sex.
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It was named after René Guyon, a former judge who served on the Supreme Court of Thailand for 30 years and who, apart from traditional judicial work, wrote on sexual ethics in his work The Ethics of Sexual Acts. The entity's motto is said to have been "sex before eight, or else it's too late." According to some sources, it was based in Beverly Hills, California.United States; Congress; House; Committee on the Judiciary; Subcommittee on Crime.
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The red rage entity is called The Butcher and takes the form of an Earth bull with a forehead bone structure resembling the Red Lantern symbol, created by the first act of murder. As with the other emotional entities, the Butcher was attracted to Earth by the Entity and is hunted by Krona. The white Entity intones for Hal, Carol, and Sinestro to find them before it is too late. According to Atrocitus' divining ritual, the Butcher can be found in the northwestern United States.
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Rose starts school (a year late according to the health visitor) and draws her first picture, which her teacher pastes to the wall. Rose is very upset and persuades Indigo to steal her picture and Caddy to draw an identical one to go up on the wall instead. Rose, Indigo, Saffron and Caddy's grandfather visits and Caddy has another disastrous driving lesson and tells her driving instructor, Michael about failing all her exams. Soon after their grandfather visits, he dies and leaves something to each of the children.
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ONR attracted publicity in 2005, 2007, 2008 and 2009 for unauthorized marches during the anniversary of the anti-Jewish riot in Myślenice in 1936. In 2005 the group had a couple of hundred members. An illegal rally held on June 30, 2007 resulted in a court case, in which the ONR leader, Wojciech Mazurkiewicz, was acquitted only because the magistrate warning was issued too late, according to the presiding judge. The 2008 rally led by the same ONR leader was taped by police with the intention of sharing the video with the local prosecutors office according to Lesser Poland Police.
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According to MorrisMorris 2004, p. 191. during the exodus of Haifa "The Haganah broadcasts called on the populace to 'evacuate the women, the children and the old immediately, and send them to a safe haven'." During the exodus from Haifa according to Morris the Haganah made effective use of "Arab language broadcasts and loudspeaker vans" and according to Pappé "Jewish loudspeakers [urged] the Palestinian women and children to leave before it was too late." According to Morris during April the Haganah "had prepared and recorded six speeches, which were broadcast time and again by the Haganah's radio station and loudspeaker vans".
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Albin came to chess relatively late: according to The Oxford Companion to Chess he learnt the game in his 20s and did not play in international events until his 40s. His best result came at New York 1893, where he finished second behind Emanuel Lasker (who scored a perfect 13/13), ahead of Jackson Showalter, Harry Nelson Pillsbury and others. He played in the very strong tournaments at Hastings 1895 (scoring 8½/21) and Nuremberg 1896 (scoring 7/18). His tournament results on the whole were spotty, though he won individual games against several notable players, including world champion Wilhelm Steinitz at New York 1894 and Nuremberg 1896.
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On December 8, the brutal Latvian guard overseer Alberts Danskop came to the house and asked Dubnow if he was a member of the policemen's families. Dubnow said he was not and Danskop forced him out of the house to join one of the columns that was marching past at the time. Uproar broke out in the house and one of the Jewish policemen, whom Kaufmann reports to have been a German who had won the Iron Cross, rushed out to try and save Dubnow, but it was too late. According to another account, Dubnow's killer was a German who had been a former student.
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The song was performed live on television for the first time on Tonight's the Night. Before the release of the single the music video for "All Fired Up" was released on 10 August 2011. The music video was originally due to be released on 9 August 2011 at 10:30 am on the band's official website; however due to technical issues it was uploaded a day late. According to the band, the music video is a lot more fashion-based and a lot more graphic-y as they said they wanted something different due to all their previous music videos having a storyline to them; this one is just a lot more fashion.
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The album's five covers included the blues standards "Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out" (Jimmy Cox), "Key to the Highway" (Charles Segar, Willie Broonzy), and "Have You Ever Loved a Woman" (Billy Myles), a slowed-down version of Jimi Hendrix's "Little Wing", and an up-tempo take on Chuck Willis's doo-wop ballad "It's Too Late". According to Dowd, the recording of "Key to the Highway" was unplanned, triggered by the band hearing Sam Samudio performing the song for his album Hard and Heavy in another room at the studio. When the Dominos spontaneously started playing it Dowd told the engineers to roll tape, resulting in the tune's telltale fade- in.
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The recount of votes in 23 constituencies began on 19 April, with party representatives and foreign electoral observers present. It was initially expected to take three days, but due to delays on the first day at some polling stations, Utoile Silaigwana, the Electoral Commission's deputy chief elections officer, said on 20 April that it might take longer. Silaigwana attributed the delays to lengthy "initial consultations" and to polling agents arriving late. According to Silaigwana, the recount was "not a small exercise and we want to ensure that there are no mistakes this time around"; he said that it was going well and that there had been no complaints from either of the parties.
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This paper explores two common costly forms of payments that are especially widespread in developing economies: payday loans and overdrafts. Developing economies are likely to have these common forms of payment due to increased uncertain of payment schedules from employers to employees. The authors note that this is a problem since employees end up shouldering the cost of employers' inefficiency in making payments. To determine the effect of these inefficient payment schedules the authors gathered data from the North Volta Rural Bank in Ghana. Ghana is a good study area since developing economies are more severely affected and just over 500,000 public sector employees receive digital payments from the government, many of which are late according to the paper.
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Kasabian tried to stop the murderers by claiming that she heard "people coming" onto the Tate property, but Atkins insisted that it was "too late". According to Watson and Atkins, Kasabian stood rooted to the front lawn, watching with a horrified expression as her companions committed murder. Kasabian testified that, while in a state of shock, she ran toward the car, started it up, and considered driving away to get help, but then became concerned for her daughter back at the Spahn Ranch. The next night, Manson once again ordered the quartet to gather a change of clothing and get into the car, this time joining them to "show them how to do it," because he felt the deed the night before had been performed sloppily.
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Early on Thursday night, 18 December 1919, while en route from Portland, Oregon, to San Francisco,Wire service, “36 Death Toll In Wreck Of Tanker - Steamer Chanslor Is Sent on Rock by Strong Cross Current - Survivors In Hospital - Men Cling to Life Boat Until They Can Endure Cold No Longer.” The Sacramento Union, Sacramento, California, Sunday 21 December 1919, 69th year, Volume 211, Number 51, page 1. the ship struck rocks off of Cape Blanco, on the southern Oregon coast, in dense fog and sank. On course at noon, a strong cross-current swept the steamer out of her plot, unknown to her crew, and in the poor visibility, the jagged rocks were not observed until it was too late, according to a statement made by her captain, recovering in hospital in Bandon.
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Delfim Santos was born in Oporto, Portugal in 1907, to Arnaldo Pinto and Amelia dos Santos Oliveira. His father was a goldsmith and trained him for his craft, which Delfim successfully practiced as apprentice until Arnaldo's untimely death, occurred when the son was aged 15. Still under the impact of his recent orphan condition, the young Delfim kept the family business running for a while, only to become aware that his vocation and motivation lay elsewhere and thereby decided to pursue a lifelong engagement with study and intellectual quest. By that time he had converted from a non-religious upbringing to Protestantism, and became an active member of the cultural and sportive activities of the Portuguese YMCA. By 1927, aged 20 (rather late according to average standards of 16/17) he completed high school and enrolled in the University of Porto Faculty of Arts graduating in History and Philosophy in 1931, being one of the last students of this famous school, closed by the authorities shortly after.
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