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The phrase "a long time be" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction and cannot be used in any context.
Example: "It has been a long time since we last met."
Alternatives: "a long time ago" or "for a long time".
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"The images that they captured will, for a long time, be a snapshot of what our last century was like".
If you've been single for a long time, be aware that your child may feel threatened by someone new.
Trump did not mention Garland on Tuesday night, as he led Gorsuch to the seat that Garland should have filled, on a Court that will, for a long time, be haunted by his absence.
There is no way to know what Berkeley's net contribution has been but there are a number of reasons to think that a tuition pricing model that is more similar to that of Stanford would be more efficient, equitable and sustainable in what will, for a long time, be an era of public deficits.
For many of Hong Kong's people life will go on much as before, in what will, for a long time, be the most decent place in China.For this to be said with some confidence (the qualifications, of which there are several, will be examined later) bears testimony not just to the breath-catching, energy-filled city that Hong Kongers have created.
The book should for a long time be inescapable for anyone writing philosophically about Proust, and perhaps for anyone writing philosophically about imaginative literature, full stop.
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