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The phrase "a long time where" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a duration of time in a specific context, but it lacks clarity and coherence.
Example: "I remember a long time where we used to play outside every day."
Alternatives: "a long period during which" or "an extended time when".
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"There's been such a long time where this hasn't been a priority," she said.
I've been doing film for a long time, where you just get in there and do it.
"It was the first job offer I had in a long time where everything looked so perfect," she says.
"We haven't had a game like this in a long time, where you kind of cruise," Francoeur said.
I haven't heard a band in a long time where I've thought, that sounds like a Bristol band.
Before they founded the organization, they had a legal blog for a long time, where they followed news related to personal data.
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"We are not at the place, and probably won't be for a very long time," where listening to the body's sounds is replaced by imaging.
"I think this is the first thing out of the consumer side of Microsoft in a long, long time where they are in front of everyone else," says Joel Johnson, an editor at large at Gizmodo, the gadget site.
December 20, 2013 7.31pm GMT On energy: "This year is gonna be the first year in a very long time where we're producing more oil and natural gas in this country than we're importing".
"For me, the end of last week was the first time in a very long time where I could actually consider the possibility of moving on without having to worry about the company," he wrote.
Is this not the first case in a very long time where our military interests coincide with the defense of our ideals?
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