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long run

noun as in long period of time

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The index for prices paid by companies rose further above its long-run average, while the prices received index moved lower, but remained elevated, the survey added.

A 50-year mortgage would save home buyers cash in the short-term, but could ultimately cost them more in the long-run.

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But the company also took a $15.9 billion one-time hit in the third quarter because of the long-run interaction between the new law and the 2022 law.

“Markets in the rest of the world … are trading at or below their long-run averages, creating a huge gap in relative valuations to the U.S.,”

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The big question now is whether the furious AI buildout is a bubble or a long-run shift in the economy.

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

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