Vallas goes on to state : " Public opinion made no similar mistake on this score " and quotes a journal usually opposed to Franck as saying that the award was " above all things an act of homage paid justly if a little tardily to the distinguished composer of " R�demption " and " Les B�atitudes . ""
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Are you sincerely interested on discussing the topic, in order to reach a reasonable settlement, which is going to serve the reader rather than anyone's personal prejudice, or are you just " parti pris " interested on bolstering your already given vote for my banning, tardily adding your oh-so-weak, unbaked arguments?
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In 1850 the Second Municipality found it necessary to levy a special tax of $ 400, 000 to offset " actual expenditures on streets, wharves and crevasses . " Somewhat tardily, the municipal council erected a levee on Felicity Street, from the point where the Claiborne Canal intersected the New Basin Canal, to the corner of Apollo ( Carondelet ) Street.
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The defense will say police bungling in the case began almost immediately after the bodies were found on June 13; that the crime scene, at 875 South Bundy Drive, was not properly secured; that detectives took more than two hours to show up, and that blood samples were gathered tardily at the scene by a novice investigator who failed to refrigerate what she had collected, jeopardizing their quality.
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The record has improved since, but always tardily . ( " Roots " would have contributed much more to racial progress if it had been broadcast in 1967, not'77 . ) If some minorities ( notably gay men and lesbians ) have broken through the vanilla status quo of network TV of late _ if only temporarily, now that a backlash has set in _ many others, starting with the country's newest immigrants, remain invisible there.
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He also mentions that his " Unbuilding Discourses " were " tardily translated " by the Germans " for the sake of completing the edition . " " Therefore, since these works were not available to students the pseudonyms works were not rightly understood . " A later scholar agreed with Lowrie about Regine and went so far as to say, " Shortly before leaving Berlin he had finished part two of " Either / Or " and had set to work on the aesthetic part.
