Teens long for the autonomy of adulthood, while grown women long for the bodies they used to have and the dreams that never came true.
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It didn't take long for the Donald to weigh in.
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She's been there far too long, for no good reason.
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Well, it didn't take long for this to get weird.
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Again, this show's break was way too long for me.
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It didn't take long for China's investment to bear fruit.
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The journey was long for Fox but definitely worth it.
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It didn't take long for others to join the conversation.
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But it didn't take long for the fear to return.
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It doesn't take long for Sydney to say yes either.
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We've waited too long for a truly epic Marvel game.
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It didn't take long for the itch to return, though.
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You work all season long for this moment right here.
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It did not take long for the President's official response.
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Why would he long for an even more glorious biography?
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It didn't take long for Trump to do exactly that.
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An espresso line stretches 45 minutes long for lavender lattes.
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It's that it took so long for them to try.
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What took so long for this step to be taken?
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That chic jumpsuit was not long for this world, though.
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Unfortunately, it didn't take long for Congress to reverse course.
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It doesn't take long for the insults to come flying.
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Americans have waited far too long for cosmetics safety reform.
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It may not take long for those effects to start.
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But we can't afford to wait long for stricter rules.
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It didn't take long for Instagram Stories to take off.
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It didn't take long for Tay to run wild again.
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But it didn't take long for the vibe to change.
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And when it is gone people long for its return.
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We probably won't be waiting very long for Amazon's response.
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Sure didn't take long for the stock to bounce back.
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The postnuptial bliss doesn't last long for Kristin and Jay.
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Americans shouldn't have to wait that long for answers, though.
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It didn't take long for that dream to fall apart.
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Her characters long for emotional connections but seldom make them.
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His men long for respect they've forfeited or never earned.
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It didn't take long for a test of the framework.
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This deal might not be long for the world, however.
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Despite the promising start, Ouya wasn't long for this world.
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It's that it took so long for it to happen.
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It doesn't take long for some faces to become familiar.
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It didn't take long for Volcy's idea to take off.
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It didn't take long for the idea to catch on.
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It did not take long for Mr. Crowley to respond.
|
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But 22 years is too long for people to wait.
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It's a little creepy, but advertisers long for such specificity.
|
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It didn't take long for Thursday's audience to grow restless.
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It did not take long for the tabloids to notice.
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Why did it take so long for #MeToo to happen?
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"To be honest, I long for those days," he said.
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It didn't take long for his reputation to spread internationally.
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The good feelings didn't last long for the Mets, though.
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It doesn't take long for everyday life to become unrecognizable.
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She would long for a reason more specific and personal.
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It had, after all, succeeded far too long for that.
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Ms. Reno did not wait long for her next opportunity.
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It won't take long for Bedford Falls to become Pottersville.
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It didn't take long for the app to take off.
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It didn't take long for Mr. Buttigieg to need defending.
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His abstemious style made me long for a despairing wisecrack.
|
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They long for the day when the seizures are gone.
|
|
Do you long for programmable buttons on your Dualshock 4?
|
|
Our country can't afford to wait that long for change.
|
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"We've been waiting so long for this result — a healthy baby."
|
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It did not take long for the Mosul coalition to fray.
|
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POLITICIANS LONG for voters to think they are just like them.
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The long press feature feels a little too long for me.
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Tomorrow a senior will wake up lonely and long for companionship.
|
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It didn't take long for Seattle police to track Espitia down.
|
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It's didn't take long for Merlin to attract even more attention.
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I'm sorry it took so long for me to catch up.
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CHEMNITZ, Germany — It didn't take long for the rumors to spread.
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It didn't take long for the officer's instincts to kick in.
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Dorret and Paul, I'd wager, are not long for the tent.
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" Usually called me "ked," which was short — or long — for "kid.
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ASBURY PARK "So Long for Now Tour," with Hunter Valentine. Feb.
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Your favorite Riverdale couple may not be long for this world.
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It didn't take long for the NIDA's investment to pay off.
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It didn't take long for Iowa to get on the scoreboard.
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It didn't take long for the talk to turn to crime.
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Don't you long for it to stay the way it is?
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It doesn't take long for San Francisco's boom to eat profits.
|
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They did not have to wait long for prospects to improve.
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It didn't take too long for there to be an incident.
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It didn't take long for plastic straws to become the enemy.
|
|
It doesn't take long for him to deliver the immortal line.
|
|
We have fought too hard for too long for our success.
|
|
Why has it taken this long for it to be addressed?
|
|
It will be soon enough, and you will long for summer.
|
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Why do we have to wait so long for pizza deliveries?
|
|
And audiences may not have to wait too long for answers.
|
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It doesn't take long for those complications to rear their head.
|
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It didn't take long for soldiers to begin to fall ill.
|
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It didn't take long for the Flyers to take the lead.
|
|
And you long for it again and try to replicate it.
|
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It didn't take long for all the sordid details to emerge.
|
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It didn't take long for residents to suspect something was wrong.
|
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It doesn't take long for the phone to register your face.
|
|
It didn't take long for that initial tweet to go viral.
|
|
Predictably, it didn't take long for sequel talk to spring up.
|
|
Hungry for new hardware, we long for the next big movement.
|
|
Thankfully, we didn't have to wait long for Cait to respond.
|
|
Prediction: Gannett's hostile takeover attempt is not long for this world.
|
|
It didn't take long for the star to get cleaned up.
|
|
It didn't take long for him to warm to the idea.
|
|
But it doesn't take long for Hawley to hit his stride.
|
|
Such an irrational methodology should not be long for this world.
|
|
Why is it taking so long for Twitter to stop it?
|
|
It didn't take long for Jemisin to get the audience involved.
|
|
But weeks may be too long for the markets to wait.
|
|
You can do keggers all day long for two extra years.
|
|
It didn't take long for its competitors to imitate the idea.
|
|
However, it seems that ensemble was not long for this world.
|
|
It didn't take long for the nerve gas to take effect.
|
|
"We long for some place to rest the soul," she said.
|
|
Students can stay in college too long for their own good.
|
|
How has it taken so long for us to realize it?
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|
It fits well and isn't too long for my short torso.
|
|
It didn't take long for that plan to stop making sense.
|
|
It didn't take long for her to get her strength back.
|
|
Why did it take so long for the tales to emerge?
|
|
Poll after poll shows Americans long for a single-payer plan.
|
|
It didn't take long for the news to spread to Britain.
|
|
It didn't take long for profound changes to start taking hold.
|
|
"I get emails all year long for it," Ms. Rader said.
|
|
Well, I've been over here for this long for a reason.
|
|
It did not take long for the approach to bear fruit.
|
|
But why did it take so long for people to notice?
|
|
It did not take long for Mr. Peters to fire back.
|
|
But it didn't take long for O'Brady to find his stride.
|
|
But it didn't take long for her latest project to backfire.
|
|
Rishi and Kavya live in Berkeley and long for a child.
|
|
Viewers will not have to wait long for the next episode.
|
|
But they made me long for the ones I hadn't saved.
|
|
It hasn't taken long for Justice Gorsuch to figure that out.
|
|
It didn't take long for Cleve to become addicted to them.
|
|
It didn't take long for the Portland offense to take off.
|
|
It didn't take long for this story to completely fall apart.
|
|
Credit... It doesn't take long for a boxing dream to die.
|
|
It didn't take long for our last campaign to change that.
|
|
You don't necessarily have to train long for this, just smart.
|
|
It did not take long for Pelosi to break her vow.
|
|
It didn't take long for your true colors to show again.
|
|
Disappointed it has taken so long for Prime Minister to listen.
|
|
And it didn't take long for Mr. Nurmohamed to become smitten.
|
|
It did not take long for McKim's prediction to come true.
|
|
A year was too long for several reasons, Mr. Rice said.
|
|
It doesn't take long for Benny to reveal less altruistic intentions.
|
|
It's not just Dominican players who long for a game there.
|
|
Too many people in jail for too long for nonviolent offenses.
|
|
What would be too long for you to wait in line?
|
|
Because you could do these all day long for companies, presumably.
|
|
Short story long for Donnell ... keep your shirt on around Cosby.
|
|
It did not take long for the law to correct Davis.
|
|
It doesn't take long for him to totally take over the floor.
|
|
So why has it taken so long for such a broad survey?
|
|
Sadly, odds are fame won't last long for little Pole Dancing Rat.
|
|
It didn't take long for the big beverage makers to take notice.
|
|
It hasn't taken long for him to dismiss two top environmental officials.
|
|
Why did it take so long for us to see this, hmm?
|
|
It didn't take long for the Soviet bombers to find the distillery.
|
|
It didn't take long for Bush's backers to switch allegiance to Rubio.
|
|
It doesn't take long for me to look like a new man.
|
|
It didn't take long for me to get comfortable steering this way.
|
|
It didn't take long for me to realize where I went wrong.
|
|
We long for the days when we could talk about something simple.
|
|
It didn't take very long for Dave Winer to be proven right.
|
|
It didn't take long for Tyrion to realize his friend was correct.
|
|
These are qualities that people intensely long for in these stressful times.
|
|
"We are creatures that long for things we don't have," said Dodman.
|
|
It didn't take long for a different, more complex picture to emerge.
|
|
It's unfortunate, then, that Vine was probably never long for this world.
|
|
You won't have to wait nearly as long for the next one.
|
|
Naturally, It didn't take long for fans to notice the sweet moment.
|
|
It took that long for the wave to travel to the Earth.
|
|
It didn't take long for them to get comfortable with one another.
|
|
She told Paltrow that she doesn't long for her twenties at all.
|
|
My brain feels foggy, and I've waited too long for coffee now.
|
|
But it doesn't take long for the darkness to come creeping in.
|
|
We'll have to break up so it's not so long for them.
|
|
Well, fans thankfully didn't have to wait very long for a replacement.
|
|
But it didn't take long for hackers to ruin a good thing.
|
|
I think lastly ‑‑ I apologize for going on so long for you.
|
|
And we're sorry it took so long for us to hear you.
|
|
But it didn't take long for this relatively positive development to devolve.
|
|
Surrounded by high-rises, it certainly looks not long for this world.
|
|
"It didn't take long for the swamp to drain @realDonaldTrump," he tweeted.
|
|
It didn't take long for the latest Beyoncé meme to go south.
|
|
Trust us, you'll never long for the days of Hot Topic again.
|
|
I was sweeping a factory all day long for $8 an hour.
|
|
The first iteration of Amazon's Dash Wand wasn't long for this world.
|
|
It didn't take long for the success to go to Cohen's head.
|
|
It didn't take long for authorities to pinpoint McCloud as the suspect.
|
|
It didn't take long for a routine to turn into a passion.
|
|
It didn't take long for her to become a standout athlete, either.
|
|
You've been writing about media for how long for the New Yorker?
|
|
It didn't take long for Elliot to spiral into an emotional frenzy.
|
|
It's didn't take long for the press briefing insanity to go mainstream.
|
|
And it didn't take long for his former fisticuffs to come up.
|
|
It didn't take long for arriving authorities to spot the plane's wreckage.
|
|
It didn't take long for arriving authorities to spot the plane's wreckage.
|
|
The road to recovery will no doubt be long for The Gambia.
|
|
Romo, as we know now, is not long for the Dallas Cowboys.
|
|
It didn't take long for fans to launch a petition on Change.
|
|
It didn't take long for others to start using the same hashtag.
|
|
It never takes long for some people to show their true colors.
|
|
Well – it didn't take long for the phrase "overtourism" to get overused.
|
|
It did not take long for Mr. Purdy to spiral into desperation.
|
|
Why did it take so long for Trump to mention the casualties?
|
|
I long for those years, immediately following the arrival of the Americans.
|
|
I don't have a problem waiting that long for a balanced budget.
|
|
It did not take long for the Rays to have their regrets.
|
|
Though I couldn't help but long for a slightly larger tray table.
|
|
It didn't take long for the international community of suppliers to react.
|
|
It's a trait we especially long for in today's post-truth era.
|
|
I began to long for the stunning Alpine landscapes of my youth.
|
|
Workers didn't have to wait long for Trump to select Puzder's replacement.
|
|
It did not take long for contemporary adaptations to proliferate, says Miller.
|
|
I try not to have people waiting too long for the food.
|
|
His disappearance gives Anna something to long for, an explanation to seek.
|
|
But apparently a month was too long for the UFC to wait.
|
|
They personally identify with him, and long for his release from prison.
|
|
It didn't take long for Harris's groundbreaking story to fade into oblivion.
|
|
It didn't take long for the singer's career to skyrocket from there.
|
|
In the dark sea that surrounds me, I long for the sun.
|
|
The line for the registers was too long for my cranky mood.
|
|
I still long for a friend I can text at 2 a.m.
|
|
And it won't take long for them to seize upon the opportunity.
|
|
They long for American food, rattling off every conceivable American chain restaurant.
|
|
That's not to say the poems long for a pre-colonial culture.
|
|
For so long, for women in the workplace, there was no change.
|
|
It has not taken long for Butcher to display his playmaking skills.
|
|
"It didn't take long for her symptoms to worsen," her siblings wrote.
|
|
It will not take long for someone to compare him to Dirk.
|
|
We're told it didn't take long for Stapp to connect the dots.
|
|
It was also much too long for a 22-minute comedy show.
|
|
But it did not take long for the fever to become madness.
|
|
It didn't take long for the conversation to inevitably pivot to sex.
|
|
I long for the ecstasy of being cracked open over and over.
|
|
Nor did it take long for them to try more ambitious poses.
|
|
It didn't take long for the two React-centric debates to converge.
|
|
She didn't wait for long for permission from authorities to get involved.
|
|
"I long for a space to call my own," Mr. Ford said.
|
|
It took that long for Lodi's successful policies to start becoming apparent.
|
|
It did not take long for the wagons to circle around Gov.
|
|
Navigating between naivety and despair, they are dreamers who long for reality.
|
|
It did not take long for him to rise to the challenge.
|
|
I long for the raised voice, the howl of rage or love.
|
|
And it didn't take long for Jenner to capitalize on the phrase.
|
|
Thankfully, we won't have to wait too long for the boys' return.
|
|
But it takes that long for it to get into mainstream dialogue.
|
|
"We all need it - it's been too long for us," Rodney said.
|
|
It didn't take long for him to witness the underside of power.
|
|
It said Britain would not have to wait long for Russia's response.
|
|
The issue is it takes so long for that to become clear.
|
|
It didn't take long for Mr. Trump to tie the two together.
|
|
It didn't take long for that panel to reject this extraordinary argument.
|
|
DISLIKEIt won't take long for you to feel its weight while shooting.
|
|
I long for a Parm night: chicken Parm, cauliflower Parm, zucchini Parm.
|
|
I have been waiting so long for him to give me kisses!
|
|
It didn't take long for the Warriors to resume business as usual.
|
|
But those readers may also long for just a little more confession.
|
|
It's just too bad we had to wait so long for it.
|
|
Why, then, has it taken so long for techno to infiltrate Prague?
|
|
"The brand will remain — I don't know how long for," Armstrong added.
|
|
It just took so long for her to cross via the paper.
|
|
But it doesn't take long for a subtler message to reveal itself.
|
|
How long, for example, can Speaker Paul Ryan hold these factions together?
|
|
We long for the days of poring over the Traumarama section of Seventeen.
|
|
In the end, Imax's VR experiences were not long for the real world.
|
|
So, again, why did it take so long for Twitter to take action?
|
|
Pope said it didn't take long for him to suspect something was amiss.
|
|
But it didn't take long for the study to attract some serious skepticism.
|
|
She's a self-professed feminist who writes about women who long for submission.
|
|
It didn't take long for the logo to be turned into a swastika.
|
|
She added that it didn't take long for the secret to come out.
|
|
It didn't take long for US maker culture to become an ideological export.
|
|
Steinmeier said it had taken too long for the memorial to be built.
|
|
It didn't take long for them to realize the error of their ways.
|
|
We long for the simplicity and year-around warmth and sunshine of Hawaii.
|
|
It didn't take long for Williams to show her excitement for Meghan's support.
|
|
It didn't take long for security folks to seize on the security snafu.
|
|
Don't you sometimes long for absolution that the world will never give you?
|
|
It didn't take long for the couple — mostly Kanye — to become a meme.
|
|
It didn't take long for the accused fraudster to find a new place.
|
|
It didn't take long for Watkins and Crawford to be released from custody.
|
|
It did not take long for Coughlin's enthusiasm to be replaced by exasperation.
|
|
But why did it take so long for researchers to inspect this link?
|
|
It took a little too long for Twitter to deliver an iPhone app.
|
|
RILEY: I wonder what took so long for this man to be fired?
|
|
And it didn't take long for Beckinsale's daughter to turn on her mother.
|
|
It didn't take long for Trump 2020 to capitalize on the Kanye tweets.
|
|
And while most nostalgic Americans continue to long for those days, they shouldn't.
|
|
It didn't take long for moderates to back away from the 2015 bill.
|
|
It didn't take long for them to realize that this was something else.
|
|
Sayer grows mostly lemons right now, but they're not long for this world.
|
|
Thankfully, we might not have to wait that long for the next one.
|
|
It's enough to make you long for the stable functionality of Boehner's tenure.
|
|
It doesn't take long for the drama of home to reveal its sneer.
|
|
Snapchat isn't long for this world either, unless we can spin up SnapCash.
|
|
He pulls her aside and it doesn't take long for sparks to fly.
|
|
"It didn't take long for the swamp to drain President Trump," tweeted Rep.
|
|
We've also reached out to Long for comment, so far no word back.
|
|
Crazy, I know, but it sounds like RGIII is not long for Washington.
|
|
It did not take long for Bannon to end up back at Breitbart.
|
|
It doesn't take long for us to notice a celebrity's latest fashion signature.
|
|
It didn't take long for celebrities to express their feelings about the vote.
|
|
Of course, it didn't take long for us to meet the big guy.
|
|
It didn't take long for families like mine to see this lie exposed.
|
|
It didn't take long for Carnera's already dire financial situation to grow worse.
|
|
But were people left wanting more after waiting so long for a meeting?
|
|
I long for professionally designed cakes like those I see at friends' parties.
|
|
When you go on social media you see people who long for friendship.
|
|
So why are we still waiting too long for our devices to charge?
|
|
The days of cooperating over ISIS are likely not long for this world.
|
|
It did not take long for Trump to veer from inspiration to denigration.
|
|
But it has taken too long for Mr. Thiam to reach this point.
|
|
It didn't take long for the agreed price of $600 to creep up.
|
|
I have been waiting so long for someone else to join me, here.
|
|
It didn't take as long for the statute of limitations to be invoked.
|
|
It did not take long for reported names of the vendors to emerge.
|
|
Biden would come ready to build the bridges that older voters long for.
|
|
In this way, both artists long for the cohesion of forms and meanings.
|
|
It didn't take long for some writers to come to Mr. Rey's defense.
|
|
Sometimes you long for the sun and for air you haven't breathed already.
|
|
Why did it take so long for Jell-O to figure this out?
|
|
But now that summer is here, you may long for a frozen Negroni.
|
|
I long for the quiet, the natural beauty, the sense of timelessness there.
|
|
Some fishermen are unwilling to wait that long for their catch to improve.
|
|
It didn't take long for her to find out: She was being fired.
|
|
But it didn't take long for the private industry to scoop him up.
|
|
After decades of postmodern politics, they long for grand narratives, on both sides.
|
|
We want to be a part of the solution and long for education.
|
|
People have been displaced, they don't know how long for, and are angry.
|
|
Together, they long for a politics focused on freedom, fairness and the future.
|
|
It didn&apost take long for Pompeo to use up that one chance.
|
|
It didn't take long for anti-choice activists to learn of my plans.
|
|
What's taking so long for the full results to come in from Nevada?
|
|
It didn't take long for me to become increasingly frustrated maneuvering this thing.
|
|
But you have to wait so long for the pizza to come out.
|
|
All men, all women, for that matter, secretly long for some great tragedy.
|
|
Marketing types long for the simplicity of old, and not only with Champagne.
|
|
It didn't take long for fans to share their love for the look.
|
|
It didn't take long for All Saints Day to incorporate some Samhain traditions.
|
|
It's fairly amazing that it took so long for this day to arrive.
|
|
JIM CRAMER: And you're willing to wait how long for this to occur?
|
|
Let me know if you did—it was a little long for me.
|
|
It was enough for some Democrats to long for the days of Camelot.
|
|
Why did it take so long for them to reach out to members?
|
|
All men, all women, for that matter, secretly long for some great tragedy.
|
|
Why did it take so long for physicians and researchers to recognize SCAD?
|
|
It didn't take long for cities to throw their names out for consideration.
|
|
It didn't take long for the young woman to catch Charles VII's eye.
|
|
But that's not the only thing that makes me long for times past.
|
|
After Ratajkowski shared the photo, it didn't take long for Brinkley to weigh in.
|
|
He also doesn't long for alcohol or caffeine besides that occasional sip of wine.
|
|
Unfortunately, it doesn't take long for the barricades to this matchup to become clear.
|
|
And it doesn't take long for the three to end up on the floor.
|
|
They long for a united land, though many remain skeptical peace can take hold.
|
|
It didn't take long for the hilarious photos to be turned into a meme.
|
|
After that, it didn't take long for Marvel to roll out its big plans.
|
|
It didn't take long for word to trickle out among her colleagues, she said.
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But it didn't take long for copycats to start popping up throughout the day.
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It didn't take long for their effects to ripple through the city's nightlife scene.
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And yet, many of Rainpada's youngsters long for an Android smartphone — and for WhatsApp.
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It didn't take long for Rotterdammers to realize this wasn't the future they wanted.
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It won't take long for real jobs to go the way of hypothetical ones.
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Like she's not gonna wait too long for you to do something for her.
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"It didn't take long for them to say that they were overzealous," Kinville says.
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A few thoughts that are too long for Twitter on the immediate economic outlook.
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I, like most of you, it seems, long for originality; for invention and creativity.
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It didn't take long for Hope Dezember to fall for her now-husband, Steve.
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It didn't take long for her early interest in WhatsApp to turn into obsession.
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However, it did not take long for investors to get used to the threat.
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Some have questioned why it took so long for the information to come out.
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Wouldn't it have been brilliant to bring back Hodgman and Long for this series?
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It didn&apost take long for players across the country to follow his lead.
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Once the match started it did not take long for Rublev's grin to disappear.
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It doesn't take long for someone in the crowd to pick them back up.
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Oooo I can't wait to cook all day long for my beautiful little family!
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It didn't take long for the mockery and meme-making to commence on Twitter.
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At 122 feet in length, it was a bit too long for the gallery.
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It has been in power for 25 years—too long for any party, anywhere.
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The turnaround time from update announcement to release usually isn't very long for PS4.
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Closer to home, she ponders why some long for eyelid surgery or "designer" vaginas.
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Today, Tronc confirmed rumors that its retrofuturist onomatopoetic name wasn't long for this world.
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It didn't take long for women to enter the thus-far male dominated space.
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One exception is immigration, the area over which many Eurosceptics most long for control.
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It didn't take long for them to be tested — they've kicked in twice already.
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It didn't take long for celebs and major athlete's to jump on the bandwagon.
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Similarly, it wouldn't be long for other Richmond bands to take up AVAIL's banner.
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Have you ever waited so long for something that it's made you feel sick?
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It's also not surprising that it took so long for the story to surface.
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Among the cries of "I would never wait that long for a burger." pic.twitter.
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Like, did we seriously used to wait that long for the Wheel to spin?
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"It is absolutely no fun apologizing to people all day long" for flight cancellations.
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It didn't take long for the legend of John Gillon to spread at Syracuse.
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Naturally, it didn't take long for fans to notice the handsome 24-year-old.
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It didn't take long for the Braves to grab an early 21-24 lead.
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Well, it didn't take too long for Ricky Gervais to tread into sensitive territory.
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The disciples of Matt and the reluctant Kevin fear doomsday and long for salvation.
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As a result, it took too long for help to arrive in Houston. 3.
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People have been doing it for too long for me to consider it [cheating].
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Adams's savage, fractured music makes one long for an entire Shakespeare opera from him.
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It's simply going to take too long for you to make a full recovery.
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Why do you think it's taken so long for women to penetrate the genre?
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How could it have taken so long for me to notice the Cimarron River?
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While the slogan got a relatively high grade, it was too long for Tejerina.
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He still seems to long for those older, tougher times as a presidential candidate.
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But it didn't take long for the department to stray beyond the broadened parameters.
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It didn't take long for me to get dangerously hooked on Golden Tee again.
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But it does not take long for visitors to see that something is awry.
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Money managers held 26,22.136 gasoline contracts in net long for the week ended Sept.
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It wouldn't take nearly as long for Arizona to finally adopt the MLK Holiday.
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Even so, immigrants still long for certain foreign products that lack a Dutch equivalent.
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Do your legs long for the freedom and comfort of flattering, wide-leg pants?
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Here's why it will take so long for our sacrifices to have visible effects.
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At the same time, you long for the existence of a sharp garden implement.
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It took about that long for the bureau to hand down its response: Denied.
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It didn't take long for a group of armed Lendu men to spot them.
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Why has it taken so long for network television to catch up to cable?
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Yet it was still awfully long for those who spend time on the internet.
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Of course, it never takes long for him to return to his usual bullshit.
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They wear their hair in gender-conventional fashions: long for women, short for men.
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She had waited so long for this, and she won big, by 214 seconds.
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Perhaps not since Captain Ahab has one man looked so long for a whale.
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It did not take long for Mr. Kim to be thrust into the spotlight.
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Marty might not be long for this world if he keeps sabotaging his wife.
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It didn't take long for this abstraction of a city to come to life.
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It won't take long for the gentle Slack notification jingle to become a nuisance.
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When you're having your face touched all dang day long for work, it's wonderful.
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It took almost that long for the test results to come back confirming typhus.
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But Floyd said it didn't take long for Casey to embrace his new outfit.
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Mills's characters long for that kind of intimate intensity, but their feelings remain undisclosed.
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It didn&apost take long for Random House to come running back to Mullen.
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The lines can be long for the sugar-dusted Portuguese malasadas at Leonard's Bakery.
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Sadly, it didn't take long for Democrats to snap back into their partisan corner.
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It didn't take long for the Thursday's GOP debate to go below the belt.
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It didn't take long for Twitter's bot-detection system to find and destroy them.
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It didn't take long for Houston to tie the score after Cano's home run.
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It didn't take long for companies that sell washing machines to announce higher prices.
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Others on Twitter wondered why it took so long for the outrage to form.
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This means it doesn't take as long for devices to communicate with each other.
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It is a wonder that it took so long for the bubble to burst.
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It did not take long for me to discover how very wrong I was.
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Those who long for a monocultural London want something back that has never existed.
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Many are frustrated and long for opportunities that will lift them out of poverty.
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We long for new achievements because we quickly habituate to what we've already accomplished.
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We're not really sure what they long for, and I'm guessing neither are they.
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It's not clear why it took so long for Mr. Reingold to be alerted.
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It's been really long for me, but I think for some people it's easy.
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It didn't take very long for me to be like, 'Man, this is awesome.
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But it didn't take long for me to realize hope was a lying bitch.
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And it didn't take long for the question of his estate to come up.
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Which is to say that Humber's effort was long for a perfect game, For Love of the Game is really long for a Kevin Costner baseball movie, and that both this movie and Humber will ultimately not figure heavily in baseball history.
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It's ridiculous that it took so long for Oh to have her day, but even more ridiculous that it took so long for these respective prestigious awards shows to nominate an Asian woman or choose an Asian American person as a host.
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His priority was ensuring that the military didn't wait long for the operations to commence.
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Why is it taking so long for the army and allied groups to recapture Mosul?
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It didn't take long for Ecuador to spill the dirt on its most famous houseguest.
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It doesn't take long for three figures to emerge from the darkness along the riverbank.
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That's really long for at-home use in front of a TV or an iPad.
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Once somebody pushes the envelope, it doesn't take long for taboo images to become acceptable.
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"It took so long for me to find out my baby was gone," she said.
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It's a mystery what exactly those things are, because Jones isn't long for this world.
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It didn't take long for the central government to start thinking about gamifying good behavior.
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It didn't take long for someone to get a Harry Potter reference in there, either.
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Did I long for a forgotten line or a stray dog to ruin a scene?
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A request before long for the biggest IMF bail-out in Pakistan's history looks unavoidable.
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Leavers long for stricter border controls, hoping this will make people remain where they are.
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But it doesn't take long for Simón to start acting out in increasingly bizarre ways.
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Bustle reports that the trains of wedding gowns were kept long for the same reasons.
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But it didn't take long for him to walk back his stronger condemnation once again.
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The good news, which Rollins and Sebastian didn't end up having to wait long for.
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It didn't take long for the trompe l'oeile (Trump l'oeile?!) to get roasted on Twitter.
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And it didn&apost take long for "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" to be up and running.
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It may make you long for your teenage innocence, and that's a feat in itself.
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Why did it take so long for the NFL owners to approve this new rule?
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It didn't take long for her — or the police — to realize what had really happened.
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And finally, Mr Ohtani had long made clear that he was not long for NPB.
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We're immersed in a wonderful see-through fish tank, but we long for the sea.
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That's all that we kind of long for in the end, a sense of peace.
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It didn't take long for the Jacksonville mass shooting to yield to wearying, familiar discourses.
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It doesn't take long for a tether to do this much damage to a pet.
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I shouted out to them, and it didn't take long for them to find me.
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So, it&aposs amazing that it&aposs taken so long for this to come out.
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That time in limbo was too long for some, who moved on to nearby communities.
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Thankfully, the waiting doesn't last too long for Forsyth, who eventually receives Jim Bob's blessing.
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The current Seahawks don't draft cornerbacks with arms less than 32 inches long, for example.
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"Why'd it take so long for some of them to finally walk away?" he asked.
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Not so surprisingly, it didn't take long for the furry lovebug to make a connection.
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But it didn't take long for those moments to become too raw, and too visceral.
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But it didn't take long for the tables to turn in a delightfully twisted reveal.
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It didn't take long for security researcher and gamer Matthew Jakubowski to see the aftermath.
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"I hope it won't take long (for the measure to be approved)," Padoan told reporters.
|
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It didn't take long for Caldon to realize she wasn't talking to a little girl.
|
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Roethlisberger threw long for Antonio Brown on first down, but it sailed over his hands.
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I'm often asked questions about writing, so here are some answers too long for Twitter!
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Leo is the sign that rules the heart—what does your heart long for, Sagittarius?
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" They long for violence, destruction, the valorization only of perfect youth, and "scorn for woman.
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It didn't take long for Roy to insist Jeff come with him to town meetings.
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Michigan State did not have to wait nearly as long for its next two scores.
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It didn't take long for Claire to realize that being transgender comes at a cost.
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The crazy part is that it took this long for people to figure it out.
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"Legs are a bit to long for body but its awesome," one happy customer wrote.
|
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You won't have to wait long for the unveiling of A Midsummer Night's Dream, either.
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It is surprising that it has taken so long for the judiciary to get involved.
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It didn't take long for Icahn to make it clear that he had other plans.
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It did not take long for the Rangers to offer him a $20143,000 signing bonus.
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It didn't take long for us to notice that the store was punctuated with messiness.
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Now, though, Ms. Kincaid is enough of an expat to long for her childhood home.
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It didn&apost take long for him to realize he was on the right track.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Britain's dithering over Brexit has gone on too long for Sony.
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It didn't take long for the Australian Dingo Foundation to hear about the furry find.
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But it didn't take long for eagle-eyed viewers to recognize him — and freak out.
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A more detailed discussion of how this might work is too long for this article.
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Wage growth is the holy grail of economics, and not only economists long for it.
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But this time his relatives did not have to wait as long for the twist.
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At 11 pages, Justice Alito's dissent was unusually long for an opinion of this kind.
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Stars know, respect, and long for the blunt qualities someone like Tucker has to offer.
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"I don't even think I knew to long for this kind of community," Bulbrook explains.
|
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This probably means Freddie Freeman isn't long for Atlanta and Nick Markakis should watch out.
|
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The problem: Why did it take so long for the President to request Flynn's resignation?
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Long for the sweet caress of an alien who will lay some eggs inside you?
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Why has it taken so long for you to present the festival in New York?
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"I don't understand how it's taken this long for someone to diagnose you," he says.
|
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It did not take long for Integrity Advance to generate complaints from borrowers and regulators.
|
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Related: Veterans wait too long for healthcare — and maybe we should keep it that way.
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I'm surprised that it took this long for the show to get in the ring.
|
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It didn't take too long for Trump to make his anger with this development known.
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It did not take long for Mr. Comunale's father to realize that something was wrong.
|
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Why did it take so long for these reforms to happen, and are they enough?
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While many of my contemporaries are looking to settle down, I long for something carefree.
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I was single for so long, for eight years, so it was kind of silly.
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They long for him together, and through them Quatro examines the eroticism of religious passion.
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Mike: Um, no wonder it's taking so long for you to respond to my emails.
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" It didn't take long for the auditory illusion to be referred to as "black magic.
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It's strange to see, having cared so long for a team without a national following.
|
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It didn't take long for industry observers to start wondering whether the money was real.
|
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Some who long for the days of Vine appear open to giving Byte a try.
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CreditCreditNicholas Eveleigh/Getty Images Opinion Columnist The phone call is not long for this world.
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So why has it taken so long for them to be paired in New York?
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Despite his skepticism, it didn&apost take long for him to embrace his newfound vocation.
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GRANTVILLE, Pa. — It didn't take long for Jack Morris to regret voting for President Obama.
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It didn't take long for Amazon to get bolder with its screen-sporting Echo devices.
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I waited so long for somebody to come along and appreciate her, and he did.
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It didn't take long for me to realize they were looking for a contact lens.
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Tammy is back with her ex, Barb (Tig Notaro), but seems to long for Sarah.
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These are qualities that Israelis, like the rest of us, long for in today's leaders.
|
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"I'll take the heat all day long for arresting a 13-year-old," Donchez said.
|
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Luckily, though, it didn't take long for its stock to be back on the mend.
|
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However, it still did not take long for me to get hooked on the show.
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Deplorable as this world and its plot are, alt-right misogynists desperately long for it.
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No country in the world jails its young people for that long for demonstrating peacefully.
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Your feet wait all day long for their chance to slide into slippers and relax.
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The 2-hour-50-minute journey to Greenport is admittedly long for a day trip.
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It probably won't take long for the American Medical Association to call you a communist.
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It didn't take long for Trump to shift his attention to more pressing matters, though.
|
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It didn't take long for the murder to send the Pixley kids into a tailspin.
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It didn't take long for a certain subset of Twitter to rear its ugly head.
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However, decoding and translation took too long for the ambassador to deliver it in time.
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That's kind of crazy that it's taken this long for the Academy to do that.
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It doesn't take that long for a robot like this to try every possible passcode.
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It's power, and money, and how much these characters long for one or the other.
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To be human is to long for chaos to retract and for order to reign.
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Denham said then it would not take long for her organization to obtain the warrant.
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I'll spare you the armchair psychiatric analysis of why we as a society might long for a species with higher-intelligence to come down and save us, put us out of our misery, or just say hello—but we certainly do long for it.
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It hadn't taken long for the COs to home in on the white guy with dreads.
|
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It didn't take long for Peña Nieto to admit to the Mexican government purchasing surveillance technologies.
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"It's going to take so long for her to rebuild trust with anyone," the source said.
|
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Do you sometimes long for a respite from the monotony of pugs, beach sunsets, and blossom?
|
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Of course, it didn't take long for crafty tweeters to make countless memes about Conway's coat.
|
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Why do you think it's taken so long for the US to catch on to grime?
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It didn't take long for many people to notice that a key word was missing: Jews.
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You weren't long for this cruel world, but at least your death wasn't totally meaningless. [9to5Google]
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And from there it didn't take long for Parker to decide that the bidding had ended.
|
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He waits, for far too long, for his son to just snap out of his habit.
|
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Why do you think it took so long for millennials to realize how dope she is?
|
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It took very long for them to find a house, and they are very happy now.
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I long for a peaceful society where everyone can live with dignity, and die with dignity.
|
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Why do you think it has taken this long for the industry to become more inclusive?
|
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It didn't take long for conspiracies about Colonel Vindman to start bubbling up in conservative media.
|
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But once she started using drugs, it didn't take long for my girl's life to unravel.
|
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"I didn't think it would take so long for the failures to show up," he said.
|
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In any event, it's likely that the supply will not last long for preorders on Friday.
|
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It didn't take long for Jeffrey Dean Morgan's daughter to wrap him around her tiny finger.
|
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For that reason, and almost for that reason alone, this thing remains a long for us.
|
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"It's going to take so long for her to rebuild trust with anyone," the insider said.
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This is what you practice so hard and so long for… Go Win a Gold medal!
|
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Of course, it didn't take long for the hunter of Pistol and Boo to hit back.
|
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"It didn't take long for us to realize she was a princess," Aurora's family told Mashable.
|
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HV: do you think that's why maybe it's taken so long for women in Ab Ex?
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With each passing week, it becomes more evident that Scotty Walden is not long for Marshall.
|
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It's actually kind of disconcerting that it took this long for the change to be made.
|
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Astronomers say the planet—the hottest giant exoplanet ever discovered—is not long for this world.
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There are a couple of reasons why it takes so long for doctors to diagnose dysautonomia.
|
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There's fantasy (daily and season-long) for all sorts of sports, but the NFL reigns supreme.
|
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Luckily, space enthusiasts might not have to wait so long for the next four-launch day.
|
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It wasn't clear why it took so long for anyone to notice the couple was missing.
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It did not take long for the human tragedy to raise questions about what went wrong.
|
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" Like Archie Bunker, they long for the days when "girls were girls and men were men.
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Even when we are sharing our deepest secrets through a screen, I long for something more.
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However, it didn't take long for people to notice that something's off about Audi's progressive message.
|
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For stock Android fans who still long for Google's old Nexus phones, your champion is here.
|
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It's actually surprising that it has taken this long for Siri to come to the desktop.
|
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It didn't take long for the monkeys to identify an incoming drone by its sound alone.
|
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And it didn't take long for the couple's A-list pals to celebrate the good news.
|
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Today, another food attraction was announced, and Chicago won't have to wait long for this one.
|
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So why has the 2013 movie stuck around for so long for the under-5 set?
|
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It didn't take long for Valve's Ido Magal to post an explanation of sorts on Reddit.
|
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Though past shutdowns have been short, it doesn't take long for the cost to add up.
|
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It was all about being free, being free to grow your hair long, for God's sake.
|
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It didn't take long for teams to poke fun at the regulations with a little sarcasm.
|
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"It didn't take long for the swamp to drain @realDonaldTrump," wrote Amash, a frequent Trump critic.
|
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Is the two-year wait for the next numbered Star Wars movie too long for you?
|
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Despite the ambitions of the project, it didn't take long for things to start going wrong.
|
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It didn't take long for Schneider to respond once word of Rogen's tweets got around online.
|
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When a person is creative they long for new ideas and new things that inspire them.
|
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It didn't take long for Netflix to then swoop in to pick up the distribution rights.
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Hopefully it won't take just as long for other greats within the genre to be recognized.
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I don't want it to take as long for someone else as it did for me.
|
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"It didn't take that long for me to change my mind," he told NPR last week.
|
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It didn't take long for the regime in Tehran to send its message on this subject.
|
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But at 210 meters, the ships were too long for Toll's dock at the Tasmanian port.
|
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Let's just say this: Clinton was as wrong as the day is long for his affairs.
|
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"As the deer thirsts for water, so I long for you, O God," begins Psalm 42.
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It didn't take long for a top Wall Street firm to significantly lower its iPhone forecasts.
|
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It didn't take long for "Old Town Road" to go viral, as Lil Nas X wanted.
|
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All the way I worked so hard, but the last 3km was too long for me.
|
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Of course, we long for the day that someone famous coming out is no longer newsworthy.
|
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So, one wonders why it took this long for a wise actress to do this work.
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What is surprising is that it has taken so long for the issue to gain prominence.
|
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At a little over 90 minutes, "Radiant Vermin" is probably too long for its pithy purposes.
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It didn't take long for those in the latter camp to attack the attackers right back.
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Crucially, their rise is a reminder that people long for security in a time of change.
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Beard, speak now, because I have a feeling you might not be long for this world.
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But it didn't take long for it to spring back and enjoy a healthy second life.
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I can't say that's too long for me, because people will want me to serve more.
|
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It did not take long for Trump to weigh in on the FBI's announcement via Twitter.
|
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It takes too long for somebody who's excited about learning deep learning and building something fun.
|
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If the coming app-pocalypse is real, then nearly 247,2000 apps aren't long for this world.
|
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It didn't take long for Paige to realize that MAST was not what she had imagined.
|
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Sondheim at 90 Why did it take so long for the composer to be unambivalently embraced?
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It should not take long for Adams to notice that he is not pitching in Pawtucket.
|
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Each expedition — there are three a year — is two weeks long, for three hours a day.
|
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But it did not take long for another twist in the tale to emerge on Sunday.
|
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Why did it take so long for Alfredo to see the rest of his family again?
|
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Both of them long for love, but the desire lines of the book are beautifully crooked.
|
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Many of them feel isolated from family and community, and long for something to believe in.
|
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Many factories are idle, and lines outside of grocery stores have been endlessly long for years.
|
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But as fate would have it, it wouldn't take long for the dress to find her.
|
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It did not take long for that rule change to play a major role in Russia.
|
|
It didn't take long for Meek to respond by roping Nicki's convict brother into the mudslinging.
|
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It didn't take that long for these prodigiously gifted musicians to get over their youthful reticence.
|
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It's unclear why it took so long for the child to be reported missing, police said.
|
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"You then begin to relish the things that bored you — you long for normalcy, " he said.
|
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Her family wants to know why it took so long for her to get medical help.
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What we see we long for; what we hear we interpret; what we touch we are.
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The only wonder is why it took so long for the 2008 crisis to come along.
|
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Many commentators long for Spain's political leaders to adopt the coalition habits of other European democracies.
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Though the game begins calmly, it doesn't take long for it to spin out of control.
|
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And it wouldn't take long for you to know, maybe a day or two, says Gee.
|
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It didn't take long for the studio behind the flick to fire back on social media.
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Long, for instance, serves on a committee overseeing Obamacare, and Conaway is a deputy House whip.
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Fans won't have to wait as long for Baby Yoda toys -- those start shipping in May.
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It took so long for Fantasia to get home that he didn't seek after his medals.
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Why did it take so long for medical researchers to see the value in the python?
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"American communities have been waiting far too long for the relief and recovery assistance," said Rep.
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The employees at Refuge Coffee know what it feels like to long for a welcoming word.
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It has been a "slow death," Curtis said, and the remaining caretakers long for its completion.
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It didn't take long for me to recognize how wrong it felt to be consistently interrogated.
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It's important for the counter-insurgents to deny them the breathing space they'd dearly long for.
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It didn't take long for Papa John's shares to tank and the finger pointing to begin.
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This is why I loathe injustice, violence and discrimination, and I long for respect and peace.
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After a few years of brief temporary placements, they long for real jobs with career potential.
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I don't know if it will take that long for the machines to rule the world!
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Also, I don't consider two days long for a three-week trial involving complicated financial issues.
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She said she hoped Mr. Jammeh's victims would not have to wait too long for justice.
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It did not take long for a detective to get to the bottom of the case.
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We surmise early on that Cantú, his psyche under strain, is not long for the job.
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Both liberals and conservatives long for an idyllic, nonexistent past; they simply dream of different decades.
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But in terms of the public, why has it taken so long for that to happen?
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It didn't take long for Ray's touch to start making a difference -- LOOPShare stock opened at $.
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It can take that long for a person exposed to Ebola to show symptoms of the disease.
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It didn't take long for the account's popularity to surge and for the messages to flood in.
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But Solar suffers from severe depression, and waiting that long for help is typical -- and potentially dangerous.
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It didn&apost take long for Mars to become a potentially habitable world, a new study suggests.
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Do you ever stumble across something that makes you long for the sweet embrace of the grave?
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All of this has led to increasing speculation that Hawkeye might not be long for this world.
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"I hope things turns for the best, because we've fought too long for this moment," she added.
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Many Democrats long for a fresh face like they did in 2008, and he fits the bill.
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The planet is engorged with people, so we long for the utter peace that solitude can bring.
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We imagine these tweets might not be long for the internet, so enjoy them while you can.
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It didn't take long for the franchise to become a touchstone of optimism and hope for generations.
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It didn't take long for Twitter users to respond to this post, and it was nearly uninamous.
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I've never understood why the line is always so dang long for those mediocre ultra-sweet cupcakes.
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And of course, it didn't take long for the conversation to turn to Fifty Shades of Grey.
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Luckily, Eugenie didn't have to wait long for it to be clear that her feelings were reciprocated.
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You'll long for a meeting of the minds as much as the crackle of a physical attraction.
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We may long for the golden era of Adventure games but the genre is far from dead.
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And the unemployed delivery folks will long for the days when they had to watch their backs.
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How blessed am I to have fans who would wait in line for that long for me.
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It doesn't take long for Mr. Robot to establish just how dark its sophomore season will be.
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And on the 5th, Venus heads into your smoldering eighth house, making you long for intensity. Sexy?
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We don't have to wait long for it, either — the special will air on December 11. E!
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As someone who isn't known for his passing, Warren may not be long for Kokoškov's system, either.
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What is surprising is that it has taken this long for the U.N. to make this declaration.
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It didn't take long for the Internet to capture the moment on video and run with it.
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We can imagine they would nod politely, but inside, long for the one who was not there.
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They long for plush soft tacos and flavorful roast potatoes, like a castaway on a deserted island.
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Seyfried had previously dated Justin Long for over two years, before the pair split up last fall.
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I long for a day where a single app can be the gateway to a content type.
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Saad has been one of the few standouts all season long for Columbus during a difficult campaign.
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Didn't take long for authorities to pounce and make McFarland pay ... he got 6 years in prison.
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But it didn't take long for her to turn those first difficult years into motivation to succeed.
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Islamists and Palestinians chide signs of normalisation; those further away long for a release from past shackles.
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These sorts of fossil fuel-burning, greenhouse gas-emitting monsters from Detroit are long for this world.
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We long for a disciplinarian, but meanwhile we squabble among ourselves, willingly pay bribes and flout rules.
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It didn't take long for social media to light up with reactions to Lamar's politically-charged interpretation.
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It had taken so long for him to be able to lie down in his familiar bed.
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After we swallow a pill, it doesn't take long for its ingredients to enter local water systems.
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It doesn't take long for Season 2 of "Stranger Things" to solve the mystery of Eleven's whereabouts.
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It didn't take long for us to realize the entire store would be characterized by this mess.
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Do you long for a simpler time, when life was easy and MTV actually aired music videos?
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It doesn't take long for a few fleas to multiply into a major and fast-spreading infestation.
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" Pelosi added that it "probably won't take too long for us to find out who wrote it.
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But Johnston and Brock misrepresent the laws and campaigns that created the chummy Senate they long for.
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For one thing, it takes too long for chemicals from chocolate to enter our bloodstream, she said.
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It's the sort of thing that would normally make me long for the sweet embrace of death.
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Of course, it doesn't take long for the many issues with this prospective showdown to become apparent.
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One thing is clear, however: Yahoo as we know it may not be long for this world.
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It hasn't taken long for The Bachelorette's Chad Johnson to takeover as this season's most infamous contender.
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Honestly, it's a little surprising that it took so long for the desktop version to follow suit.
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That was the plan, but suddenly there was no need to wait so long for the collapse.
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The ride was still too long for Ms. Lacerra, an aesthetician for a spa in Lower Manhattan.
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It did not take long for Suleimani's proxies to spell all this out to the Qatari government.
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It didn't take long for French's tweet to develop, somewhat inexplicably, into a matter of national concern.
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It didn't take long for my wife, who was largely raised in Rome, to go native again.
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Protesters outside Iziko South African National Gallery It didn't take long for Iziko to address SWEAT's concerns.
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You can't just drop one track and expect everyone to wait that long for new music, right?
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It didn't take long for women to figure out they could use the pills to induce abortions.
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Cavani is called for a foul, but the ensuing free kick from Samedov goes long for Russia.
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It didn't take long for the song to be used in a viral dance challenge on TikTok.
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Though Sony explored other options, it didn't take long for Pop to emerge as a potential home.
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It didn't take long for Wishy to discover that the mask market was like the Wild West.
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The odds are long for any startup, and the odds for a social startup are even longer.
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But Ms. Rowe expressed frustration that it had taken so long for Ms. Brochu to be punished.
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The authorities did not say why it took so long for so many bodies to be found.
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Not every day is this long for Jennifer — this particular one ran long because of the event.
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But Nora and Kevin don't appear to be willing to wait that long for their own apocalypse.
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Still, it did not take long for the Penguins to put the puck back in the net.
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It didn't take long for us to realize that we were too early for the VC game.
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Rather than risk typing it out on your phone's faulty touchscreen, you long for a solid keyboard.
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A great illustration of why it took so long for scientists to discover the aye-aye's pseudothumb.
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You brought me the peace and guidance that I had been searching, and praying so long for.
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We Venezuelans need these moments of hope in order to recover the harmony we so long for.
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It did not take long for Slobodchikoff to master the basic vocabulary of Flagstaff's native prairie dogs.
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It takes at least that long for any of the injected hCG to fully leave your system.
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Americans long for moderate candidates, especially those who will address the increasingly urgent environmental problems facing us.
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But it didn't take long for the then-19-year-old to confess to the three killings.
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Let's start with the Palestinians and Syrians, who have been begging for so long for American leadership.
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First, it takes too long for dollars to get to those who would make use of them.
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While oil prices , it didn't take long for the price per barrel to retreat from those levels.
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It makes a person long for a procedural marathon on the most basic of basic cable networks.
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The New York Times did not have to wait long for its first juicy Supreme Court fight.
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He would not comment on why it took so long for Kiribati's government to ask for help.
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On one hand, I long for the passion one feels when we see objects that are transcendent.
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Hugh Laurie as Major de Coverley is solid but his character is not long for this world.
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"It won't take long for America to realize this postcard isn't simple – it's simply complicated," he added.
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LIKE the weather in Chicago, you don't have to wait long for a new trend in the stockmarkets.
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It did not take long for the justices, who arrived solemn and somber, to show their sharp divisions.
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In a way it's amazing that it took this long for the Monkees to make a Christmas album.
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It now seems crazy it took so long for a guy to come along and combine the two.
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No one is surprised that it happened, but rather that it took so long for it to happen.
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Allison says it didn't take long for the couple to recognize they had something special on their hands.
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After giving the Sharks a quick taste test, it didn't take long for the investors to crave more.
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But, we might not actually have to wait that long for new music, let alone the full album.
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It didn't take long for a clear favorite to emerge from Ariana Grande's new album Thank U, Next.
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It didn't take long for Twitter to start to speculate if the outfit choice was intentional or not.
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It didn't take long for fans on Twitter to cook up conspiracy theories about her new hair color.
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And since actor Tobias Menzies is needed over on Outlander, I'm guessing he's not long for this world.
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Anger It didn't take long for fans to begin to feel the anger of losing yet another legend.
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It didn't take long for Jonathan's article to prompt discussion about possible saviors for the Democrats: Sherrod Brown?
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About one-third of American malls are not long for this world, retail analyst Jan Kniffen said Thursday.
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But it's worth considering if many backpacks are too long for your torso or don't accommodate your hips.
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"It makes me long for the days when Trump was just bragging about the size of his penis."
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After Jensen sent the friend request, it didn't take long for C.F. to track down his former teammates.
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According to new reports that first surfaced in Windows Central, the browser isn't not long for this world.
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That's sufficiently long for life to form from scratch, or to flourish in a newer, more welcoming environment.
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To wit: The wait list is six months long for appointments with the 33-year-old L.A. native.
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It took 10 months, which is a bit long for such scant information, but at least it's something.
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It may be hard to believe, but sometime in the near future you'll long for pants once more.
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The couple gets back together in "Episode 9," but now their love doesn't seem long for this world.
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IT DID NOT take long for America's announced withdrawal from Syria to be felt across the Middle East.
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It didn't take long for Oklahoma State senior guard Jeffrey Carroll to get back to last year's form.
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"In the event of a long extension, one year would seem too long for us," the official said.
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It didn't take long for James Cope to get in trouble, according to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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They ship via Priority Mail, so hopefully, I won't have to wait too long for them to arrive.
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I think we long for people who just genuinely want to touch people, genuinely want to move people.
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Why do you think it took so long for Bill O'Reilly to be chased out of Fox News?
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After the game, it didn't take long for Beerhaus to become flooded with mostly happy Red Wings fans.
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Luckily, the royal didn't have to wait long for it to be clear that her feelings were reciprocated.
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He adds that after waiting so long for a new kidney, he can hardly believe it's finally happened.
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It seems like your arms would have to be super long for those to be your real hands.
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I remember asking her if I could shorten it, as it was too long for my college functions.
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They gave me a broom, I was sweeping a factory all day long for eight hours, $8/hour.
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To live or to die It didn't take long for the switch to flip, as Gatsby's condition worsened.
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Regulators and investors alike had lots of questions and it didn't take long for problems to crop up.
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According to Entertainment Tonight, we won't have to wait long for Lindsay to address race on The Bachelorette.
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Billy Long, for saying the same thing and reportedly resisting President Donald Trump's pleas to change his mind.
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Thing is, it doesn't take long for the romantic version of frugality I'd imagined for myself to dissipate.
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It didn't take long for news of the find to spread across the globe back over to Japan.
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Why did it take so long for tools specifically targeting revenge porn to appear in the first place?
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And just like so many summer blockbuster movies, Uncharted 4 is simply too long for its slight story.
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China's new communist government had banned the crop, and it didn't take long for business to move south.
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At the same time, a coach without a counter-punch is a coach not long for the league.
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SIXTEEN years was surely too long for anyone to remain as boss of Spain's largest telecoms company, Telefónica.
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Nougat is a solid update, it's a shame it will take so long for anybody to see it.
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It didn't take long for health officials, researchers, and educators all over the country to feel the effects.
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I had been on the national stage too long for that and my temperament was too even-keeled.
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And then we just long for each other and we see each other and we love each other.
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The wait won't be as long for her latest slew of creepers, however, which hit stores in May.
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It didn't take long for the opposition to the migrants in Freital to take a more sinister turn.
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It didn't take long for the Trump administration to make its views on science known — especially climate science.
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Generally, perturbed readers complain that it takes too long for them to scroll down to the recipe itself.
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Rajko's first mods were small and simple, but it didn't take long for his ambitions to grow larger.
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Still, the line was too long for a child, and she abandoned her plan to take me in.
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However, an issue with this location was the checkout line, which was rather long for a Friday morning.
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You cringe whenever he turns up on the page and then immediately long for him to appear again.
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We struggled with this as well, though it didn't take too long for us to find Samaritan Ministries.
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Inside, he had gotten his hair cut, now that he no longer needed it long for the role.
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You know, you gotta go for the Lombardi trophy and you gotta play all season long for it.
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Ordinary citizens are less polarized in their opinions than the political parties in Washington; many long for moderation.
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Instead, we should be asking why did it take so long for the tech companies to do it?
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The interviews are too long for anyone to fall back on jukebox answers they've been playing for years.
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That's why it's shocking that it's taken so long for Hollywood to make a proper biopic about her.
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In Brussels, however, officials have complained that it's taking too long for the U.K. government to come forward.
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It's too long for here but basically: Characters don't have to be articulate to be full human beings.
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Increased connectivity would give Cubans the one tool they most long for to build their future for themselves.
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It didn't take long for criminals to realize that poaching was not the only source of rhino horn.
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However, due to huge public interest, it didn't take long for the microphone to secure a new ride.
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But despite the humble beginnings, it didn't take long for them to start racking up streams on SoundCloud.
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I've yet to meet a senior White House official who genuinely believes Shulkin is long for this world.
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He is a man out of time, operating something that is, I assume, not long for this world.
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Perhaps too long for some, but then, what's a little waiting when the payoff is so very satisfying?
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Good weather or bad weather, ice or no ice, Lemoine Memorial rink was not long for this world.
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I have little strength and even less stamina, so it didn't take long for me to start struggling.
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Gregory Peck was the journalist; it didn't take long for the scoop to turn into a brief romance.
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"I just long for the old days," said Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine and a longtime appropriator.
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"I've just been working hard for so long — for my whole life — so it's nice," she told Kotb.
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Several types of seeds can be sprinkled throughout your meals and snacks all day long for added protein.
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It didn't take long for the young photographer and filmmaker Tyler Mitchell to make a name for himself.
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And why did it take so long for cultural recognition of his talents to shift toward profound respect?
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But now I long for boredom, and writing is the only way I can hope to achieve it.
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Archaeologists think ancient nomadic tribes used the kites, which can be more than a mile long, for hunting.
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In a town this small, it didn't take long for the doctor to hear about his patient's diagnosis.
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It didn't take long for whoever runs the chain's social media account to realize that the post sucked.
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If you long for tasty bacon, but aren't quite in love with grease splatters and burns, fear not.
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Alas, politicians usually long for a respite at times when they are least likely to deserve one. Mrs.
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And it didn't take long for critics to start trolling the brand for their not-so-revolutionary idea.
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It didn't take long for Planters to try to start its own meme cycle with accounts on Twitter.
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She told BuzzFeed News she's just shocked it took this long for it all to be aired out.
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Most of us read to be affirmed, to see what we long for more of in the world.
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But it didn't take long for him to get back to the only place he wanted to be.
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Our Dreamers have waited far too long for a chance to be a part of this country's future.
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It didn't take long for the Cincinnati Reds to find a silver lining for trading away Jay Bruce.
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One may crave chocolate chip cookies that are soft and gooey; another may long for crispy, crunchy cookies.
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It didn't take long for Seth Wright to make eyes across the press room with a beautiful reporter.
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Does he long for the power these men wield — or does he long to yield to their power?
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The air that day was more than 90 degrees, and our Popsicles were not long for this world.
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Worker adjustment is the biggest problem, especially when it takes so long for them to find new jobs.
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And it's this roaring that might soothe some German voters that long for a uniform homeland -- without otherness.
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It didn't take long for #FartGate to take shape on social media and spread like a noxious gas.
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Peloton almost feels like FaceTime, and that's a sense of connection many long for more of these days.
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Here, for instance, your mother may long for grandchildren and simultaneously support your decision not to bear them.
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It doesn't take so long for a craving to subside, be it for Winstons or gin or cupcakes.
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It didn't take long for Comedy Central's Review to go from farcical comedy to full-on existential crisis.
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It may not be long for this world, and it deserves both our support and our preemptive collectoritis.
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All the time we were there, which was too long for me, I saw only one little boy.
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" She opens her dialog, "Phenomenon," with this: "Why does it take so long for knowledge to inform behavior?
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It didn't take long for deputies to determine that the home was empty and that the call was unfounded.
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Given the widespread news coverage, it did not take long for people to figure out who had pulled in.
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Some are feeling vindicated -- but disappointed that it took so long for this kind of review to take place.
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It didn't take long for McDonald's limited edition Big Mac Special Sauce to find its way on to eBay.
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But people outside of the prison population—otherwise well-connected, sociable people—can also powerfully long for human touch.
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Naturally, it didn't take long for people to engage in a Photoshop Battle over the sweet sweet cinnamon roll:
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Once the date got rolling, it didn't take long for fans on Twitter to get vocal about Demi Burnett.
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Streep, however, wouldn't have to wait long for her own moment of victory — it would arrive the following year.
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It didn't take long for other carriers to make similar offers to prevent T-Mobile from stealing away customers.
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As a matter of fact, barring some major future upgrade, the 12-inch likely isn't long for this world.
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I quickly resented that tiny oven for making me wait so long for a crispy slice of reheated pizza.
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But why did it take so long for a leading drugstore foundation brand to create a comprehensive color collection?
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It's a shame: you save a beer that long, for that specific purpose, you almost have to drink it.
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"I had been doing theater way too long for it to be a secret anymore," he told BuzzFeed News.
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DeVaul left Google shortly after that story ran, but it didn't take long for him to find work again.
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The road can be long for many of the formerly incarcerated, and it can have bumps along the way.
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It is remarkable that it took so long for Mr Trump's team to realise the potential of this compromise.
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It didn't take long for US stock indexes to shake off the losses that stemmed from the coronavirus outbreak.
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I saw that video of that kid ... Why did it take so long for police to release the video?
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He has done too many things too well and for too long for anyone to have avoided them all.
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But negotiations overseen by the OECD, a club of mostly rich countries, are taking too long for the French.
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The ceremony ran for four hours, which is too long for any live event except maybe a Beyoncé concert.
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IT DID NOT take long for America's decision to withdraw from Syria to be felt across the Middle East.
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Victims and families had waited "far too long for answers", said Meenakshi Ganguly, Human Rights Watch's South Asia director.
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Image: Flickr / Jena FullerSo why did it take so long for the American Kennel Club to recognize the breed?
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But there are certain emails that make us long for the pre-Gmail days, or even the Pony Express.
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If you know any Latinxs, it won't take long for you to find out how amazing their abuelas are.
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But Moore says they won't have to wait too long for the answer to be revealed in season 2.
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Some viewers may long for a wider-ranging show in order to really get their teeth into the subject.
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But because everyone on Twitter is an eggs-pert, it didn't take long for an explanation to present itself.
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Some venture capitalists and tech entrepreneurs are unwilling to wait that long for an anti-aging treatment to succeed.
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American governments also understand that their ally, South Korea, has good cause to long for peace on the peninsula.
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If you long for the punishing platforming mastery of Mega Man and Contra, this is the throwback for you.
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You'd think three minutes and forty seconds would be too long for a video like this, but it's not.
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Still, the best-known factors have been too successful for too long for it to be a statistical quirk.
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The two were riding in an elevator together — and it didn't take long for their connection to become clear.
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And that begs the question of why it took this long for the recovery to reach the ordinary American.
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But it didn't take long for the actress to establish herself as more than just intergalactic and Hollywood royalty.
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However, for many people who long for a real alternative, the reality behind the myth casts an ominous shadow.
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It didn't take long for the duck to imprint on the canine, and for Max to catch feelings too.
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Jaime and Cersei probably long for the halcyon days of just crippling Bran Stark to cover up their incest.
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But it doesn't take long for Nat and Samuel to see the inhumane treatment that's rampant on other plantations.
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It didn't take long for parade-goers to snap pictures of the messages and post them on social media.
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It didn't take long for the discussions to advance beyond that, and they began to talk about something deeper.
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It didn't take long for the parody to garner fans on Twitter, where it has more than 15,000 favorites.
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And if it takes that long for the Tap-Out to be taken seriously, it will be too late.
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DALLAS — It didn't take long for the Houston Rockets to establish their dominance once again against the Dallas Mavericks.
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It didn't take long for the larger carriers to also charge for checked bags and for reservation cancellation fees.
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Within minutes, we're back in business with our favorite spy — even if she's not long for her familiar world.
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Throw in a Cersei who's tossing out empty insults, and everybody's favorite matriarch seems not long for this world.
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If we can't let them out, what should people like me, with cats who long for the outdoors, do?
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It makes you wish you were there if you weren't, and long for the old days if you were.
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South Koreans are incensed that it has taken so long for the government to act, despite their protest campaigns.
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If you long for a traditional carving moment, roast a head of cauliflower and slice it at the table.
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With that in mind, it hasn't taken long for the brand to etch a deep impression in my consciousness.
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The bodyguard breaks up the fight, but it doesn't take long for the crowd to go at each other.
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No, what I long for is a lawn that can give you an electric shock, a ground that's knitted.
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People can long for the past and also want to preserve their place in the hierarchy at someone's cost.
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Mr. Gonzales-Mugaburu's arrest prompted questions about why it took so long for the alleged abuse to be revealed.
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He decides it has been ridiculous to grow his toenails long, for example, in imitation of a deer's hooves.
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This year, court records show, a case was filed against Mr. Long for not paying his local earnings tax.
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But it didn't take long for the former Texas representative to fly too close to the sun and tumble.
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The truth is, when a unicorn is overvalued, it doesn't take long for the market to discover this fact.
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I sort of long for that more, now that we live in an era where everything is so editable.
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We long for that to happen but know, after the experience of the last days, that nothing is assured.
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It was the sort of response that suggested the former No. 4 overall pick wasn't long for the NBA.
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The White House was not happy and it did not take long for a ruffled response, downplaying Macron's influence.
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The low warehouse building at 140 Essex Street on Manhattan's Lower East Side is not long for this world.
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But how long, for example, has the Wall Street Journal had that side rail that has the bullet points?
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It didn't take long for hype to build, bringing with it industry people at one of the band's shows.
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Fortunately, Mercury turns direct on May 3, so you won't have to wait long for things to clear up.
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It didn't take long for them to secure the £550,000 they needed, with the majority of donors being customers.
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"Well, I think the fact that it took so long for it to get disclosed is problematic," he said.
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It didn't take long for me to explore the 269 square feet of living space inside my tiny house.
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It didn't take long for Bella to join her sister in New York when they were first getting started.
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On Baseball It did not take long for Red Sox supporters to get to the core of the matter.
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What took so long for Oakland — long a bastion of art and creativity — to become a filmmaking hot spot?
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We long for clarity, for other people to say what they mean in as few, short words as possible.
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These piecemeal glimpses are intriguing, but they made this reader long for more: What were Jean's hopes and dreams?
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It didn't take long for reports to reach Pierre Claver Bedidjo, a local MP and ethnic Alur from Djugu.
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In their exhibitions at Honey Ramka, Michael Wetzel and Jessica Cannon long for the cohesion of forms and meanings.
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Heimat is what Trump voters and Brexit supporters long for, and what they accuse their political elites of abandoning.
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The South Koreans who remember Korea as one country and long for its reunification — my grandparents' generation — are gone.
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I long for a Checker, an old-fashioned cab,With a bald, grizzled cabby who still likes to gab.
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It would seem rather strange for a region that fought so long for its freedom to give up now.
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Deal with mandatory minimum sentences which have put too many people away for too long for doing too little.
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But one of the lingering questions was, why did it take so long for Zuckerberg to surface at all?
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It may not be the novel we long for, but it could, just possibly, be the novel we deserve.
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It didn't take long for their family to get in contact with Meyer and arrange a long-overdue reunion.
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It didn't take nearly that long for reconciliation between the Chicago Cubs and Steve Bartman — not quite 14 years.
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Adebayo played his 216nd consecutive game, tying him with Grant Long for the fifth-longest streak in franchise history.
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The trouble with four perspectives is that you long for at least one character who has an interesting mind.
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It didn't take long for "The Carmichael Show" to set itself apart from the majority of network summer sitcoms.
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We long for understanding, and we instantly sniff out when someone is trying to understand or just being patronizing.
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Then there are the lows of homesickness, when international students inevitably long for familiarity — and, in my case, samosas.
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They don't long for Santa — they get their fill of presents at Hanukkah — but they do envy the display.
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National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster wasn't long for the Trump world anyways, according to a flood of news reports.
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What will they do to restore what most Americans long for -- a politics of civility, cooperation and common purpose.
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But they have been eclipsed for far too long for the sake of power and the dictates of bigotry.
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Why did it take so long for regulators, leaders, the public to start asking questions about things like privacy?
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Thanks to Disney+, however, you won't have to wait quite that long for your live-action Star Wars fix.
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They might long for that power to achieve noble ends — Dany says she wants to end slavery, after all!
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They'll repay that good-will gesture when they grow up, if baseball can wait that long for the payoff.
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Dick Durbin asked DeVos why it was taking so long for the department to give defrauded students a break.
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