Delaying services starting at boot

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Back to the challenge of a server with no RTC. Chrony advances the clock some 14B sec a bit after bootup.
So sometimes services like httpd start with a bad time of Dec 31, 1969.  
Is there some way to delay services starting until Chrony has done its 
job to bring the clock up?  I think it matters to some extent, as 
/var/log/http/error.log is filled this time with messages about http 
starting with that 1969 date.  Other times, on boot, I don't see these 
messages, and thus guess that Chrony set the time before httpd started.
thanks

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