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Effects of ability, high school achievement, and procrastinatory behavior on college performance.

A Follow-Up Study of One Group of Achievers and Underachievers Four ... by Peterson, Jean Sunde / Roeper Review

Ackerley takes this chronological discrepancy blithely in stride: "Nearly a quarter of a century may seem rather procrastinatory for making up one's mind, but I expect that the longer such rites are postponed the less indispensable they appear and that, as the years rolled by, my parents gradually forgot the anomaly of their situation.

J.R. Ackerley My Dog Tulip by Yezzi, David / New Criterion

Although Dominique Perrault's monumental complex appears to reflect Mitterrand's Boullee-esque preferences (the cube at La Defense and the twin pyramids of Pei's Louvre being the most literal examples), the effectiveness of its realisation is singular, particularly when compared with the procrastinatory muddle enmeshing the British Library.

Grand gesture by Slessor, Catherine / The Architectural Review

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