Jennifer Rubin, a conservative American blogger, accused the Obama administration of belatedly rushing though fresh Iran sanctions at the end of last month primarily in response to the success of a visit to Israel by Mitt Romney, the Republican contender.
At Mr. Augenbraum's request she belatedly withdrew, though the incident was at the expense of the other finalists -- beautiful books overshadowed by an ugly scene.
As the narrator of "Television" says, "we want major events". When life is complicated, we "want to watch a movie made for TV, which will be simple and easy to understand, even if it involves disaster or disability or disease". Reflecting on my own appetite for catastrophe, I find "Helen and Vi" belatedly interesting, though in reading it I felt a vexed restlessness.
And Qum became a vindication, though belatedly, in late September, when President Obama, flanked by the leaders of France and Britain, identified "a covert uranium enrichment facility" being constructed there.
Whether the anti-Mubarak street revolution of early 2011 was exclusively motivated, though belatedly, by the speech is something which commentators already debate and historians are sure to do as well.
For this week though, the belatedly fine summer weather – just in time for the start of the school holidays – is expected to continue through to the weekend.
Maybe they believe they're doing the right thing, though belatedly.
"Know something, do something, be something" is the school's motto, and Martin, though belatedly, followed it well.
One word that came to me belatedly was "prayer," though "invocation" also works, and neither are quite right.
I was also gratified when The Times finally, though belatedly, acceded to the use of the title in its pages.
A State Department official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the issue is a personnel matter, said the department had in fact begun discussions with Mr. Van Buren over the book's contents, though belatedly.
