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longtimer

noun as in old hand

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Jarrín isn’t just a beloved longtimer — he’s the spiritual godfather of every Latino in media.

He introduced me to another longtimer, more my vintage, a newspaperman taking time off from journalism to write a stage play.

The promotion of a longtimer will be a morale booster for the rank and file, according to one company veteran.

The promotion of a longtimer with a deep connection to the legacy of the division will be a morale booster for the rank and file, according to one veteran in the company.

I, too, am a “longtimer,” having grown up here and having raised my family in Greenwood.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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