The inspirations became veryprolonged and labored, accompanied by a guttural sound.
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While bouts of stress can be motivating, veryprolonged episodes are debilitating.
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However that might have been, the silence was not veryprolonged.
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The Emperor's fits of anger, although tempestuous, were never veryprolonged.
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The death throes of this conflict could be veryprolonged.
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Once it sounded very low and veryprolonged, as if in response to a delightful joke.
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It only wanted a week to the holidays, so the struggle was not so veryprolonged.
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Mr. Myers, on the other hand, said that he had a veryprolonged period of unconsciousness.
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Perhaps that does not assure you a veryprolonged existence, but only the future can show.
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Gregory's afternoon walk was not veryprolonged, for a shivering sense of discomfort soon drove him back to the house.
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Their ceremonies are veryprolonged: in Messrs. Spencer and Gillen's experience, rites lasted for four months during a great tribal gathering.
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Judging by recent evidence, it might be veryprolonged, which is bad news for an economy struggling to shift out of low gear.
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A veryprolonged, though low, breath of admiring wonder testified to the impressive power, upon the children at least, of Theresa's new habiliments.
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Because the most recent solar min was veryprolonged and low, "some people's atmospheric drag models started to break down," said Rutledge.
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This is the more advisable since such operations need the infliction of an additional wound, require great delicacy, and may be veryprolonged in performance.
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His death did not excite any veryprolonged grief in the community, as his temper and uncertain honesty had made him very far from popular.