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long-term Adjective lasting or extending over a long time: a long-term commitment Noun long term in the long term over a long period of time: in the long term the cost of energy will have to go up
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Caverly owned farms in Orange County that had been leased out for long periods (the lives of three persons named at the moment the lease was granted) but which were now about to revert to him--such long-term leases, in the Hudson Valley, led to the so-called anti-rent war that was breaking out at the time Cooper wrote this book; twelve and a half cents = an English shilling, still often used in conversation in America; nabobs = rich men (usually businessmen of recent affluence)} |
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