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Meanings of long term in English
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Usage of long term in English
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However she warned that long term exposure could result in chronic stress.
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The risk of building up expensive, long term debt remains, StepChange said.
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What are the short and long term health effects of cannabis use?
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In the long term, a positive energy balance will result in obesity.
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Marijuana doesn't lead to these long term negative effects that people said.
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He said the requirements would help the sector in the long term.
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However, in the long term, they say gold prices should move higher.
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Good pouch function requires long term treatment with infliximab in most patients.
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The main problem resides in maintaining sinus rhythm in the long term.
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Terms used interchangeably for sustainability included continuation, maintenance, follow-up or long term.
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They were referring to worrisome, of course, in the long term sense.
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His work exudes the image of the moment, not long term nostalgia.
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Only 'fear of movement' consistently impedes short term and long term recovery.
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That will be good for our national security over the long term.
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He said the money would not fix Canterbury's long term funding issues.
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Thinking about it for the long term, this is the best solution.
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New Zealand
Common
South Africa
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Australia
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