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eternity

[ih-tur-ni-tee] / ɪˈtɜr nɪ ti /


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Announcing a candidate this early is unusual - if a week's a long time in politics, then two-and-a-half years is an eternity.

From BBC

At 22, an eternity in social-media years, LinkedIn has become a bigger part of the lives of many professionals and a thriving business.

From The Wall Street Journal

That proved critical because officials — after what seemed like an eternity — ruled that Darnold had thrown a backward pass and the ball was live when Charbonnet picked it up.

From Los Angeles Times

But the ChatGPT maker will end this year with a loss of several billion dollars and does not expect to be profitable before 2029, an eternity in the fast-moving and uncertain world of AI.

From Barron's

Like lovers throughout eternity, McCrea perhaps was willing to take risks to be reunited with the man she loved.

From The Wall Street Journal