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1
They love to
spend
long
days together, watching the trains whoosh past.
2
When police moved in, protectors
spend
long
cold nights holding their presence.
3
He used to
spend
long
Arctic nights elaborating, making over his plans.
4
I found it most daunting to
spend
long
evenings with elderly women.
5
BY EUROPEAN standards, Irish school children are expected to
spend
long
hours on homework.
6
Many of them seemed able to
spend
long
dreamy hours simply sitting and staring.
7
I
spend
long
hours in bed, reading, studying, and working.
8
As for the commission, it shouldn't
spend
long
congratulating itself.
9
Ebadi said it was not unusual for her to
spend
long
periods of time abroad.
10
He'll
spend
long
hours painstakingly researching new releases online.
11
In the end he was the only one to
spend
long
hours by Salomon's bed.
12
Ruvin didn't have to
spend
long
in Santa Fe.
13
Senior Cabinet officials
spend
long
hours in meetings debating tactics, not long-term strategy, the officials said.
14
As school ends, the two girls become friends; they
spend
long
days at the pool together.
15
Lysandra did not
spend
long
in the infirmary; the surgeons were well skilled and well practised.
16
He remembered it well although he did not
spend
long
in the chalet on the hill.
spend
long
spend