The word "late" is correct and usable in written English. You can use it to describe something that is happening, has happened, or will happen after the expected or usual time. For example: "I arrived late to the party because of traffic.".
It's a view echoed by Laura Crossley, who coordinates a cluster of 18 museums and sites across north Norfolk all taking part in the late-night festival.
But it was already a late-stage product, and the mechanism has not yet been used again.
"You may go looking for anime on mainstream television," he said, "but anime's profile on mainstream UK television has always been relatively low – a few late-night screenings on Channel 4 and the occasional prime-time airing on Sci Fi".
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