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protract

[proh-trakt, pruh-] / proʊˈtrækt, prə- /


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In 2022, the U.S. finished the competition in second place and only climbed atop the podium two years later after a protracted legal battle.

From The Wall Street Journal

The USA won gold after the Russian team was demoted in Beijing in a protracted saga that delayed the medal ceremony by over two years.

From BBC

A record fiscal quarter for Walt Disney Co.’s theme parks division was dampened slightly by a streaming aquisition and a protracted fight with YouTube, the Burbank media and entertainment giant reported Monday.

From Los Angeles Times

A protracted debt crisis in China's vast real-estate sector has discouraged would-be homebuyers from investing in property -- long a key store of wealth.

From Barron's

Eddie Howe admitted on Friday that Newcastle are still dealing with the fallout from Alexander Isak's protracted move to Liverpool in the summer transfer window.

From Barron's