In making a belated start to their attempt to negotiate a new collective bargaining agreement, which expired Nov. 7, the sides met amid the fallout from reports that in 1995, Selig arranged for a $3 million loan for the Milwaukee Brewers from a financing firm owned by Carl Pohlad, owner of the Minnesota Twins.
This belated news makes the flashback reappear as a mourning sign, a hypercathected image that makes it possible to move on, predicting the role that the two shirts will play, in another form, near the end of the film.
Still, some progress, however belated, has been made.
IN THE twilight of George Bush's presidency, the word "surge" has come to mean a belated attempt to make up for past mistakes.
There is a sense among some in hockey that Howe's recent militance on the pension issue is a belated attempt to make up for missed opportunities.
On Thursday, the committee is slated to take a belated vote to make it public.
In his Autumn Statement last week, George Osborne made no mention of climate change or carbon emission targets, and his only reference to the environment was more money for flood defences, which Mr Miliband said was "belated finger-in-the-dyke funding".
He arrived home from a months-long tour just the night before, so his mom, Wendy, is in the kitchen making belated turkey and stuffing.
In Iraq and Afghanistan, America has substantially defeated the enemies' hostile ability, but only belated efforts have been made to include diplomats and civilian agencies in defeating hostile will.
From this ruse some belated Bush jokes were made when it turns out that Edna has been advising Michelle Obama and the First Lady confided in Edna what state she found the White House in when they took occupancy.
In response, state authorities are making belated moves to tackle a serious historical shortfall in bonds held to guarantee cleanup or "rehabilitation" when miners go bust.
