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Pyongyang reacted furiously after the United Nations Security Council tightened sanctions earlier this month because of its latest nuclear test.

Rimac has street cred and not just because of its latest electric hypercar, the C Two, which debuted at the Geneva Motor Show in March 2018. .

The arm did not arrive in Philadelphia until August; because of its late arrival, it was not listed in the exhibition catalogue, and while some reports correctly identified the work, others called it the "Colossal Arm" or "Bartholdi Electric Light".

Because of its late departure, the plane fell not into water but onto the side of Cap Tourmente.

Spain, on the other hand, now has a real fight on its hands because of its late slip-up against France.

Grabbing all the theme park headlines this year (not least because of its late opening, and ensuing technical problems), Alton Towers' new ride, The Smiler, fulfils its dubious promise to "marmalise" riders through its world-record 14 loops.

Survival statistics of lung cancer are grim because of its late detection and frequent local and distal metastases.

Parisian house musician Surkin's club jam "Lose Yourself" sounds like it could be in heavy rotation at your local roller rink (if those even exist anymore) because of its late 80s-early 90s influenced instrumentation.

RCC is characterized by a poor prognosis, almost unchanged for decades, because of its late presentation and/or high degree of intrinsic or acquired resistance to chemotherapy [ 4].

The company's announcement came after it reported a $960m write-down because of poor sales of its latest touchscreen phone.

Although the effect of acquired disease on bone metabolism is more limited than that of hereditary renal osteodystrophy, because of its onset late in life, it causes similar changes in calcium and phosphorus metabolism and bone demineralization over time.