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prolong

[pruh-lawng, -long] / prəˈlɔŋ, -ˈlɒŋ /


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"Road salt is a major environmental problem," she told AFP, adding that "trees die off after prolonged exposure".

From Barron's

The implications of City's prolonged legal battle over the much-documented 115 charges in relation to alleged Premier League financial rule breaches weighs heavily over the club.

From BBC

For one thing, a generous tax break for buying electric vehicles expired last fall, prolonging a slump in sales of nonfuel cars.

From MarketWatch

There was little appetite in Washington for a prolonged closure after last fall’s record-breaking government shutdown, which stretched from Oct.

From MarketWatch

Neutral Switzerland denied suggestions it helped to finance the Nazis and prolonged their terror.

From The Wall Street Journal