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Significats de long-standing en anglès

Recurring again and again.

Having endured for a long period of time.

Having existed for a long time.

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Ús de long-standing en anglès
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CONCERNS FSI members worry the proposal could end some long-standing compensation practices.
Reuters
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Economists regard such statements as too weak to offer long-standing market calm.
Reuters
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Critics of the video say it oversimplifies a long-standing human rights crisis.
Reuters
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Trump's critics have said he could harm long-standing U.S. support for Israel.
Reuters
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Instead they believe the sniper held a long-standing grudge against law enforcement.
Reuters
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I have a strong, long-standing marriage and embrace the value of family.
Raging Heat
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Specialist officers are now being deployed to build long-standing relationships with victims.
The Guardian
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Mr Brownlee said New Zealand and Vanuatu had close and long-standing ties.
Radio NZ
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Another long-standing Berkshire shareholder said the investment was also a global play.
Reuters
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And we hold the members of the G7 to that long-standing position.
Reuters
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But its long-standing objections were not overcome in time for the vote.
Reuters
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That was despite long-standing media allegations of issues in its supply chain.
Reuters
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Deutsche Bank for us is a long-standing and reliable partner, he said.
Reuters
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Likewise, the carbon dividends framework could overcome long-standing barriers to climate progress.
Wired
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The crash highlighted long-standing safety concerns about Sao Paulo's aging domestic airport.
The Irish Times
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Ireland is also benefiting from long-standing policies that have lured multinational manufacturers.
Reuters
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