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Many children are still living with long Covid, or the lifelong consequences of not being able to access the right support, the inquiry heard.

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One victim, who has experienced lifelong effects from the abuse she suffered, said she still had a lot of questions because of the "clear lack of safeguarding".

From BBC

He’s meeting a Portsmouth ship arriving from India bearing his second cousin, Angela and — a surprise to Lenox — her lifelong friend and companion, an Indian girl named Sari.

"If you're playing with your friends, then you're more likely to carry on with sport afterwards and you develop lifelong friendships," she said.

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The three lifelong friends would rise to global celebrity in their respective fields.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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