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Meanings of starting late in English

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Usage of starting late in English
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Although you're starting late, you do still have time on your side.
The South African
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No other intervention has been so effective starting late in life.
Wired
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The special seed-bed, for starting late cabbage or celery, may easily be sheltered.
Home Vegetable Gardening / A Complete and Practical Guide to the...
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Forecasters predicted several days of clear skies starting late tomorrow.
The Irish Times
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Results are due any time starting late on Sunday evening.
Reuters
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Results were due any time starting late on Sunday evening.
Reuters
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I'm starting late-butI'm blasted wide awake from now on.
When Egypt Went Broke: A Novel
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But the company added that additional clinical studies will be needed before starting late-stage trials.
Reuters
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Microsoft has said that smartphones based on new OS could become available starting late this year.
Reuters
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Under Wall Street reform legislation, many swaps will be forced into clearinghouses starting late this year.
Reuters
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They are planning on starting late next spring.
Reuters
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Then they start work by 8:45, because starting on time is starting late.
Climbing Magazine
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Allogeneic BKPyV-reactive T cells were generated from the patient's daughter and infused over 10 sessions starting late September.
Pubmed
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The government said it will begin a six-month process to pick new operators starting late May or early June.
Reuters
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Fifty-four free archived issues of Playboy magazine will be available for free through the site starting late Wednesday night.
Wired
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The DB11 starts at $211,995 and will reach customers starting late this year.
Wired
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