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long-distance Adjective 1. covering relatively long distances: a long-distance race 2. (of a telephone call) connecting points relatively far apart
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Ah--it must be a long-distance from Dallas, who had been sent to Chicago by his firm to talk over the plan of the Lakeside palace they were to build for a young millionaire with ideas. With the arrival of the first stampeders, Bonanza Creek woke up, and thereupon began a long-distance race between unveracity and truth, wherein, lie no matter how fast, men were continually overtaken and passed by truth. I was expecting a long-distance call, Lady Wetherby, and left word I would be here. |
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