The cash, maybe $200, was missing, but the memories remain, in snapshots of relatives now dead, bills paid off long ago, a belated birthday note from a co-worker.
Walsh, in his statement, linked the belated disclosure of Bush's notes with "Weinberger's concealment of notes --for which he was beinotes --fored.
On almost every page he found additional pencil marks by Rachmaninoff showing "where you should really let go and knock yourself out," as Mr. Zimerman puts it in notes to the belated Deutsche Grammophon release of that recording.
Among the fallers was Standard Chartered, down 24p to 915.4p in belated reaction to a hefty sell note from Deutsche Bank.
To anyone who has taken an unflinching look at the slaughterhouse industry, the Bank of England's belated admission that the new £5 notes contain beef tallow will seem strangely symbolic.
He called Mr. Suozzi's announcement a welcome if belated conversion on the issue and noted that it had come shortly after Acorn alerted the authorities to their plans for the tent city protest.
Western Union executives defend their belated foray into the Web by noting that most of its customers can't easily afford Internet access, let alone the bank accounts or credit cards needed for online transactions.
And despite John Cryan's belated attempts to define some sort of strategy in today's note to staff, it has no clear mission.
Indeed, the day after the resolution vote, McGovern spoke concerning his fears that the vote would lead to greater involvement in the war; Wayne Morse, one of only two senators to oppose the resolution, sardonically noted that this fell into the category of "very interesting, but very belated".
Finally on Thursday, the culture minister of France, Frédéric Mitterrand, wrote Ms. Faucon a belated but stinging letter, speaking of "my incomprehension and my disapproval" of the cancellation and noting that the chain received government subsidies to encourage diversity of programming.
