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Assuming they were along the same plane (I'll look into other variations later), then only the hemisphere of Mercury closest to the Sun and the far hemisphere of Neptune (sorry Pluto) are not facing any other planet.

Instead, he was questioned a full day later, and then only about the Paris attacks.

Although I am extremely close to my family I did not tell any family members until years later, and then only one.

I didn't even know who Walter Johnson, the legendary pitcher who helped the original Senators win their only World Series, in 1924, was until a few years later, and then only because a friend owned a baseball he had signed.

Although the F.B.I. was notified on Sept. 25 about suspicious letters sent to NBC, neither the letters, nor the powder residue inside them were tested until nearly two weeks later, and then only because a private doctor notified city public health officials about a troubling skin condition in the news assistant who had handled the mail, officials acknowledged yesterday.

I would learn this later; then I understood only that I was always having to get out of the way of people moving very quickly.

Two weeks later the Observer, then only running to four sides, published a lengthy sketch on the political history of the island prominently on the front page.

An alternative colonization scenario is that the African lineage split from the Lacertini in Europe prior to migrating to Africa, and then only later radiated into its component lineages after reaching the African continent.

You get too busy to think about how mental it is, then only later get to the stage where you think: how the fuck did that happen?

Finding His Own Sound Almost all listeners find their way to Coltrane's major works from the early and mid-1960's, then only later figure out where he came from.

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