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View definitions for long-ago

long-ago

adverb as in anciently

adverb as in beforetime

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Although I featured Proto’s newer, round-bowl Rocket pipe in a long-ago gift guide, I figured it was high time to give the original design its due.

And many tout long-ago connections to the history-making presidential candidate.

One might wonder how Adrienne Quinn Martin, a hairdresser, former belly dancer, mother of two and long-ago brand girl for a liquor distributor, a woman who celebrated her husband’s birthday on TikTok by swaying against him while listening to Al Green, became the lone-elected Democrat in one of the reddest towns in Texas.

Lithgow would rather the audience view the show through the more intimate lens of a group of people, and a makeshift family, swept up in history’s torrent – a thriller about the lingering effects of the choices a few men made in a long-ago war that ultimately boils down to three fathers caring for the daughter they share.

From Salon

Decades later, Reykdal’s interviews with a small circle of those involved in the long-ago deaths gets smaller when one of them is killed, and his dissertation morphs into an all-consuming investigation.

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

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