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Definition for later

adjective as in coming after

adverb as in happening after

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Macron invited Sarkozy to the Élysée Palace before his incarceration, only to find himself on the defensive days later as he fielded questions over why he hosted the former president.

Researchers from the University of Chicago Medicine and Columbia University discovered that eating more fruits and vegetables during the day was linked to more restful, higher-quality sleep later that night.

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Total strangers in prison who watched the film later approached him to open up about their own suicidal thoughts, he says.

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The US leader is to oversee a ceremonial signing of a peace deal between neighbours Thailand and Cambodia later in the day, and sign a trade agreement with Association of Southeast Asian Nations host Malaysia.

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As a teen, he started selling hand-embroidered T-shirts imported from Turkey and a few years later he founded Mango.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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