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Meanings of overdue in English

Past due; not paid at the scheduled time.

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Usage of overdue in English
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Garner's family and civil rights activists said the decision was long overdue.
Reuters
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Another prominent investor, Union Investment, said changes in strategy were long overdue.
Reuters
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A great film about the American civil rights movement is way overdue.
The Guardian
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However, Otago University professor Michael Baker said a survey was long overdue.
Radio NZ
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Remove library overdue fines for children and young adults from 1 July.
Radio NZ
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As I've said for years, taking down Confederate flag is long overdue.
The Guardian
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This move towards greater regulation of banks is long overdue, and welcome.
The Irish Times
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Federated Farmers president William Rolleston said the Reserve Bank decision was overdue.
Radio NZ
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A new piece of legislation and a genuine public debate is overdue.
The Irish Times
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However, there are at least four other imperatives present for overdue consideration.
The Irish Times
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Many health experts believe the world is overdue for an influenza pandemic.
Reuters
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He said action was overdue and needed to target players and spectators.
Radio NZ
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I think it's long overdue that that should take place, Griffiths said.
Reuters
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The commission has recently established a dedicated team to process overdue applications.
The Guardian
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Mr Hipkins said the funding for Onehunga High School was long overdue.
Radio NZ
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It needs to, and Australia's uranium sector deserves some long overdue scrutiny.
The Guardian
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