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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
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At the latter end of

Consider the following sentence:



"At the latter end of the 20th century, many corporations began developing workplace wellness programs."



What does 'the latter end of' mean? (Is it 'at the very end of'?)

  

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) Yes, at the very, very end of.

— Clive

  • ) Yes, at the very, very end of.
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(Is it 'at the very end of'?)


Yes, at the very, very end of.

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