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longtime
adjective as in deep-seated
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adjective as in veteran
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“I’ve had to fly back to Washington for caucus meetings, while the opposition, the Republicans, don’t even convene and meet,” Rep. Maxine Waters, a longtime Los Angeles Democrat, said in an interview.
He watched games from his longtime home in the unincorporated Florence-Graham neighborhood and learned to love the Dodgers anew.
Dr. Roy Meals, a longtime hand surgeon, likes to move his feet.
“Most controversies are complicated,” observed Howard Kurtz, the longtime Fox News columnist and media critic.
The discussion didn’t feel out of the ordinary for longtime listeners of “New Heights.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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