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The vetting and approval process for nominees can be lengthy - but it's in the US Constitution to provide checks and balances on presidential power.

The timeline to get mining projects approved in Canada can also be lengthy.

He represented Andrew McCabe, the former deputy director at the FBI who was fired by Trump and subjected to a lengthy criminal investigation.

Zucker’s successor Chris Licht moved “Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace?” — where the host did lengthy interviews with celebrities — to the cable network.

Assuming he denies the stay, the order would go back to the appeals court for an expedited hearing while it conducts what could be a lengthy review of the remainder of the judgment, Rosenbaum said.