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long

[lawng, long] / lɔŋ, lɒŋ /




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Survival outcomes remain poor, with only 43% of patients living five years or longer after diagnosis.

From Science Daily

"A cultural moment, a day millions of players have been awaiting for a very, very long time."

From BBC

How long is it going to take me to work it off?

From Los Angeles Times

Last week’s series of atmospheric rivers broke rainfall records and went a long way toward improving the state’s snowpack conditions, but the next three months will be crucial.

From Los Angeles Times

In fairness to Amorim, he does have a long list of absentees.

From BBC