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Discover LudwigThe phrase "it was lasted" is not correct in English and should not be used.
The correct form would typically involve a different verb tense or structure, as "lasted" is the past tense of "last" and does not require "was."
Example: "The meeting lasted for two hours."
Alternatives: "it lasted" or "it was ongoing".
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The investigation, such as it was, lasted barely 48 hours.
It was lasted noted on October 14, while situated at 21.5°N, 43.5°W.
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The debate, such as it was, lasted less than fifteen minutes.
It's lasted for so many years!
"It's lasting".
It's lasting about 118 hours.
It was last held here in 1951.
The way it was last time".
But with Lucinschi it was last minute.
It was last updated in 2000.
It was last year revisited.
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