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"last for very long" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to endure or continue for a significant amount of time. You can use this phrase when talking about the duration of something, such as an event, a trend, or a relationship. Here is an example: "The party lasted for very long, with guests dancing and chatting until the early hours of the morning."
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But it is unlikely to last for very long.
Even that was a little too much liberty to last for very long.
"You get this thing of, 'thank God I'm still alive', but it doesn't last for very long.
My guess is that the dance will not last for very long, at least as far as Griffin is concerned.
You can immediately see them on the wall but they don't last for very long so you don't need to feel too self-conscious about it".
Of all the characters who (we thought) had died in the first series, he's certainly one who made an impression - even though he didn't last for very long.
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Nothing lasts for very long.
Beowulf at the end, old and spent, looks a little monstrous himself, with age spots to rival Mr. Burns's on "The Simpsons," and this is not out of keeping with the subtext of the poem, which is that except in memory and legend nothing lasts for very long.
Denham would be the lone GOP rep at this point, but he does not see that circumstance lasting for very long.
None of these businesses lasted for very long and a new one seemed to move in as quickly as the previous tenant left.
Strikingly, activation of these receptors is crucial for the expression of LTD that lasts for very long periods (e.g., >24 h).
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