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make longer

verb as in draw out

verb as in prolong

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And Zayn admits that the new system means he's having to make longer videos to comply with the new system, changing his approach to his channel.

From BBC

They hope that by the time they go back to work, the studios will have agreed to staff more writers and make longer seasons of television, creating more opportunities not just for the writers but also for their assistants.

Content creators who make longer videos may not be immediately eligible for the YPP due to not having three videos posted in the past 90 days.

“You gotta move your feet and get into good fielding position, and you’re gonna have to make longer throws. You have to be aggressive toward the ball going forward as much as side to side.”

“The challenge is we’re seeing accelerating growth in Iowa and across the country. There is a need to continue investment with public support. We are seeing some reluctance for folks to make longer trips - range anxiety.”

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

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