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The Liberals and latterly Lib Dems have been the big gainers, as the traditional recipients of the protest vote - at least before 2010: 20 seats gained and none lost.
They signalled they would abstain on their own policy, before latterly resolving to back it – and pleading with their MPs to follow.
"He lived next door to his parents and latterly his brother in his grandfather's croft house near Fort William and cared for them through sickness and old age," noted Clegg.
As had already been the case after the military coups in Brazil in 1964 and then in Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia and Argentina, and as was to be the case latterly in modern Iraq, Afghanistan and Guantánamo Bay, the military and police torturers were ready with their electrodes, thumbscrews and waterboarding equipment to defend "western Christian civilisation".
Knight, though, was slowed, initially by Grant Flower's leg-stump attack, latterly by Zimbabwe's negativity.
When, in the 1960s and 1970s, the yards went quiet and the furnaces turned cold, no redundancy payments would ever be big enough to heal the gaping wounds in the psyche of generations of Glasgow men and, latterly , women.
Certainly there have been at least two major booms in the Northern Ireland economy since first the ceasefires and latterly the establishment of a devolved government, although they were both based partially on the shaky foundations of a rising housing market.
The fatal mistake, first made by Hume and then replicated by Seamus Mallon and latterly Durkan after the referendum, was to believe that there was still something called a 'peace process' and thus insist that everyone behave as if nothing must be done to upset the Provos.
Alcoholism is an illness, not a lifestyle choice, and it was only latterly that it became more serious for him.
However, while the ancien régime comes under increasing bombardment from below – in the shape of Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis, Borna Coric and, latterly , the American Jack Sock – it is still only the elite who look capable of pushing him in the late stages of the big tournaments.
As was seen earlier this year in the loyalist protests over the union flag restriction by Belfast City Hall and latterly the four days of savage street violence connected to a re-routed Orange Order march in north Belfast, the issues of parades, demonstrations and commemorations continues to expose the sectarian faultlines lying underneath the surface of Northern Irish society.
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The adverb "latterly" functions to modify a verb , indicating that an action or state has occurred or become true recently. According to Ludwig AI, the term is grammatically correct and usable in written English. The Ludwig examples show its role in news and formal writing.
Expression frequency: Very common
