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Protracted meeting

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a religious meeting continued for many successive days.

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Harrison's manager immediately flew up to Glasgow from London for an emotional and protracted meeting with the Cambuslang boxer, his father and trainer, Peter Harrison, and lawyer Massimo Franchi.
Through these two mediums of communication, Mercer argued for the establishment of missionary institutions (theological schools, protracted meetings, and missionary societies) while holding to the Calvinistic theology of his forefathers.
Protracted meetings with the police and council have resulted in stalemate as the council won't give a road closure order without police support.
 
 
 
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