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lagged
verb as in move slowly; delay
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Roblox files to go publicNaturally there is a lag between when a deal is struck and when it is announced.
Given the lag between infection and diagnosis, it’s still difficult to tell whether or not Germany’s second wave has crested.
There will certainly be a lag between long form content models such as Big Bird and ClusterFormer and significant improvements in long documents for the likes of BERT et al, in production search.
That’s because, in addition to providing fast download speeds, 5G also provides quicker connectivity with less lag.
Publishers with commerce operations have long struggled with the lag between when they drive sales for affiliate networks and retailers and when said networks and retailers report those sales.
CBS lagged a few seconds behind because Roger Mudd had gone on too long in a stand-up from Washington, D.C.
The American art world has lagged far behind its British counterparts.
Sony has long lagged behind market leaders Samsung, Apple, and Nokia in the mobile phone market.
CBS has lagged in the morning ratings race since roughly the beginning of morning television.
Business activity revived but reemployment lagged; policymakers confronted what would today be called a “jobless recovery.”
The principle of liberty and human dignity was accepted everywhere in theory, however much realisation lagged.
That message was for the boss, and I lagged behind in the dimly lighted hall while she was showing him into the back parlor.
One caught a fugitive as he lagged behind—and he died screaming.
Her own work lagged, watching Annie as with quick, sure motions she made the asparagus into bunches for market.
That is, all did save Stacy Brown, who, as was his habit lagged behind a few rods.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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