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extended

[ik-sten-did] / ɪkˈstɛn dɪd /




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Instead of the three-minute limit of a 78 rpm side, the 12-inch LP held up to about 22 minutes per side—ample room for extended works, long solos and uninterrupted listening.

From The Wall Street Journal

Prostate Cancer UK's argument that many lives could be extended by the drug was based on the findings of a trial called STAMPEDE, published in 2022.

From BBC

"Ant and Dec have just extended their ITV contract by another three years while they try to get this company up and running," he said.

From BBC

Improved price spreads have extended into January, with alumina accounting for just under 10% of aluminium prices, well below the historical average of 17%, he says.

From The Wall Street Journal

The firm has benefited from buoyant markets, as an extended rally has fueled corporate and investor confidence, lifting the profits at banks, brokers and money managers.

From The Wall Street Journal