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To the Paul camp, Christie is a late arrival to an issue they already own.

Snobbishness was a late arrival among us; any young man that any one vouched for might know the "nicest" girls.

This was caused by the late arrival of the steamboat, and no preparation was made on the road for taking it on.

It would have been easy to apologize for his late arrival, and Ledscha would have had no cause to be angry with him.

"A glad greeting," echoed the chorus of revellers, questioning and guessing who this late arrival might prove to be.

These belligerent demonstrations were responded to in quite as defiant a fashion by the late arrival.

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

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