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Discover Ludwig"contract lasts" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate the duration or length of a contract. Example: "The contract lasts for three years, with an option to renew for an additional two years."
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The pair's current 10-year supply contract lasts until 2020, with a break clause in 2017.
Minaya, whose contract lasts through 2012, received no such endorsement from Wilpon.
Any restructuring would have to be agreed to by unions, as the current contract lasts through 2014.
The new contract lasts for six years, with options for a review every two years if the tourism division chooses.
Each contract lasts one year, and we can decide to let you go at the end if you're not performing up to our standards.
The contract lasts through March 2010 and replaces a $10 billion five-year agreement set to expire in 2004, the president of ServAll, Ian Flynn, said.
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The margin for error on both these factors over a contract lasting more than 10 years is enormous.
Her agent, Lew Wasserman, then discovered an obscure California statute that held that a contract lasting longer than seven years amounted to slavery.
But the elation, after nine years without a contract, lasted only days before city lawyers filed an appeal, stretching out the process again.
It had a four-year, £54.5m deal with the SPL running until 2010 and a new, £125m contract lasting until 2014.
Shannon owns 30% of the company, which leases fire engines to the London Fire Brigade in a highly unusual PFI type contract lasting 20 years.
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