Fortunately, like those of us who ever started a paper too late, Sharp is getting an extension, with a new deadline of June 30th.
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Value players sopped up this paper in late September, early October.
Paradigm shifts like the rise of the corporation in the late Middle Ages, paper money, free labor and central banking, among many others, all came about as a response to particular political, social and technological pressures, needs, and problems.
Giving citizens a choice of currencies was proposed in a Conservative government Treasury paper in the late 1980s, as an alternative to the single European currency.
One headline today, in an Israeli paper, said better late than never.
You also need to note the penalties for tax returns filed late after 1 November 2012 for paper returns, and 1 February 2013 for internet filing, are far more expensive than in the past.
In a classic paper published in 1981, the late Sherwin Rosen of the University of Chicago pointed out that the very best in a field, be they entertainers or textbook authors, earned vastly more than the next best.
You have read the paper I wrote in 1973 with the late Professor James Walter of Wharton.
But even more serious charges have long been leveled at another Times reporter: Walter Duranty, who covered the Soviet Union for the paper for many critical years in the late 1920s and early 1930s.
Concerns over the safety of the MMR jab were raised in the late 1990s when a surgeon published a since discredited paper in The Lancet suggesting MMR was linked to an increased risk of autism.
Concerns over the jab's safety were raised in the late 1990s when surgeon Andrew Wakefield published a since discredited paper in The Lancet suggesting MMR was linked to an increased risk of autism.
They might decide to drop the papers into the mail, so the subscribers would get the paper, but would receive it a few days late.
In the late 1980s Mr Summers had co-written an influential academic paper that showed that independent central banks in rich countries worked better than politicised ones.
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One should not downplay the importance of literacy, too, as the printing press and the ability to mass-produce cheap paper ignited an explosion in publishing throughout Europe in the late Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
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It is too late for Mr Ryall's name to be removed from the ballot paper.
Johnny Carson, then king of late-night TV, jocularly warned of an impending shortage in toilet paper.
On paper, the parties are committed to a primary election in late May, to choose a single candidate for the presidency.
Ali, a former Bradley fellow at the Center for the Study of Pubic Choice (founded by the late James Buchanan), at George Mason University, wrote an academic paper describing the similarities between bureaucracies and charities.
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You bounce down the block, late for work, holding a coffee, glancing at the headlines on your paper and dodging the other pedestrians who are walking at a maddeningly measured pace.
's U.K. newspaper unit from late 2007 to mid-2009, has said he became aware of widespread wrongdoing in late 2010 as a result of evidence that surfaced in civil lawsuits against the paper.
He was defeated last year by the late Missouri governor Mel Carnahan, who died in a plane crash after the ballot paper was finalised.
And the savings in late-payment penalties could be valuable, too, for those better at dealing with e-mail than with paper bills.
The Water White Paper promises legislation "early in the next Parliament" and a new regime "by the mid to late 2020s" - but critics warn this deadline is too far away.
In a forthcoming article for Urban Affairs Review, a trio of researchers took survey data on local policies from nearly 300 California municipalities and ran it against foreclosure figures, a decade later. (You can find an earlier version of the paper here (PDF).) Cities that implemented slow growth or anti-growth policies in the late 1990s saw significantly fewer foreclosures between 2008 and 2009, the torrential center of the housing crisis.
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