Florida, Texas and Tennessee all had legitimate late-season shots at the No. 2 spot, which would have assured them a trip to Pasadena.
Was he a resident of the building, or maybe a stranger who had sneaked through the locked front doors downstairs with a group of legitimate late-night arrivals?
In order to have a legitimate late-payment fee, is it absolutely necessary to amend the lease?... Dorothy F. Hall, Manhattan.
By Sunday, the top of the Bowl Championship Series rankings was certain to consist of four undefeated teams, each with a legitimate, late-season claim to a spot in the national championship game.
"The penalty also came from a corner and I thought we had a perfectly legitimate goal late in the game.
The desire is legitimate, but comes late.
In a tradition shared by legitimate unions, the late USSR and Nazi Germany, May Day was observed by thousands in London.
"Up Against the Wind," a play about his life, opened last week in the East Village, and his latest legitimate posthumous album is No. 1 on the pop charts.
Magistrate Judge James C. Francis IV agreed that city lawyers had "offered no legitimate excuse" for being late and said the city would have to pay legal fees and other costs as punishment.
While Maris's home run record is perceived in the post-steroid era as having been chiseled into indestructible granite, Clavin and Peary usefully remind us that, because of the fact that 1961 was the majors' first 162-game season, Maris's status as home run king was actually hotly disputed, and was not officially considered totally legitimate until the startlingly late date of 1991.
