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Meanings of longtime friend in English

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Usage of longtime friend in English
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Magnate T Boone Pickens wrote the tribute for his longtime friend Icahn.
The Guardian
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The director and dramaturg was Adam Thorburn, a longtime friend and collaborator.
Feminist dot com
3
Her longtime friend Leslie Morris yesterday filed a petition to become Mitchell's guardian.
The Irish Times
4
At Bijou's Christmas Eve bash I saw my longtime friend Courtney.
High on arrival
5
A person notably absent from the decision was Lincoln's longtime friend Orville Browning.
A. lincoln: a biography
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They don't even tell Olivia, Rich's longtime friend and management client.
Ebony
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Very little frightened his longtime friend and colleague, but she was clearly terrified.
The Book of Life
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AMI's Chief Executive David Pecker was a longtime friend of Trump.
Reuters
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Cameron, a longtime friend of Lansley, gave him a peerage in the summer.
The Guardian
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Renowned song stylist Nancy Wilson, Dee's longtime friend, provided the foreword.
Ebony
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Love you! Ms. Ross, 74, was a longtime friend of Jackson.
Ebony
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The self-produced single features Big Youth, a longtime friend of Wadada.
Jamaica Observer
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Caring, were the words used by a longtime friend, Jim McCarthy, to describe Craig.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Bonnie eyed her longtime friend, unsure how she should reply.
The witch of agnesi
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John is out on the balcony bantering with his female assistant, a longtime friend.
News.com.au
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In 1623, a longtime friend of Galileo's became the pope.
A briefer history of time
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Australia
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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