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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at a lengthy" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may lead to confusion without additional context.
Example: "The meeting went on at a lengthy pace, making it hard to stay focused."
Alternatives: "at great length" or "for an extended duration".
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Mr. Obama, holding firm to the position he first took more than a year ago, said at a lengthy news conference that he would not negotiate over the essential act of raising the nation's debt limit or offer concessions to the Republican-led House to finance and reopen the government.
At a lengthy, closely watched event like the World Cup, brand identity and design are integral.
Yet little more than a decade later, Tas was staring at a lengthy jail sentence.
He died shortly after and the accused is looking at a lengthy prison sentence.
Given the punishment of Taylor, McHale and Smith, he is probably looking at a lengthy suspension.
Still, at a lengthy news conference, he was mostly upbeat about Russia's potential as a computer industry market.
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Mrs. Clinton, bejeweled in a sparkly black version of her signature pantsuit, sat at the center of a lengthy table at a starry TriBeCa charity event hosted by the fashion designer Michael Kors.
Blair and Brown meet at 7.45am in a lengthy standoff.
Flight schedules have returned to normal at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport after a lengthy power failure.
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