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So maybe it’s perversely apt that the Broadway revival of the musical “Chess” should feel eye-glazingly interminable, despite a cast of thrillingly good singers in top form.

What followed was an interminable undertaking to create maps of individual countries, to be mailed to subscribers and later bound together as an atlas.

Judge Parnell said the social worker's view was that the litigation was putting the children under "interminable pressure" and should end.

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Although four years feels interminable, Trump is not a permanent fixture, and he will be out of office while Bondi still needs her law license.

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After eight interminable days, it struck me: My husband was suffering just as deeply as I was.

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