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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a fair while since the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a significant amount of time has passed since a particular event or situation occurred.
Example: "It's been a fair while since the last time we met, and I hope we can catch up soon."
Alternatives: "a considerable time since" or "quite some time since".
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It seems a fair while since the alt-rocker was a vital part of the cultural zeitgeist, gracing hip magazine covers.
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We stayed with the group for a fair while.
Sometimes the image might last a few seconds, or a minute, or a fair while.
Ever since the film's release (and fair while before then), the internet's been awash with Star Wars: The Force Awakens mash-ups and memes.
We think this is a fair comparison since the total data rate is the same for all the tested schemes.
He displayed his Tourbillon No. 1 and Miniature Zappler table clocks in 2007 at the Baselworld watch fair while he was a candidate for membership in the Basel Académie and has continued to create unique pieces ever since.
For the video RIVER, the PM1 received a median ranking of 3 (FAIR), while STFSyn was punctuated as 4 (GOOD).
In a statement, Attorney General John Ashcroft said the ruling "upheld the government's core position" since "the court held that the government can provide Zacarias Moussaoui with a fair trial while still protecting national security interests".
This is not a particularly fair comparison, since the Cobra is about $40,000 less.
While the field of memory has moved on a fair bit in the eighteen years since this was published, its erudition and scientific authority make it unmatched as an introduction to the study of autobiographical memory.
Ehorn had a fair idea of the solution, since he had designed the exhibit.
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