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long-range

[lawng-reynj, long-] / ˈlɔŋˈreɪndʒ, ˈlɒŋ- /


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Patrick Dorgu's superb long-range strike gave United the lead after the interval, only for Mikel Merino to scramble home an Arsenal equaliser in the closing stages.

From Barron's

Some holes remain in the region’s manufacturing capability, including stealth fighters, long-range missiles and satellite intelligence.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ukrainian firms are already partnering with U.S. companies to develop prototypes of one-way, long-range unmanned aerial systems.

From Barron's

Jason Furtado, a meterologist at the University of Oklahoma whose research focuses on long-range forecasting, said these stretching events aren't as long-lasting as complete breakdowns, but are significant nonetheless, especially for North America.

From Barron's

The companies are racing to build out the long-range, superfast weapons.

From The Wall Street Journal