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"long since been" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to something that happened in the past that is still relevant in the present. For example: "The law has long since been amended to include stricter regulations."
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Lindsay Rogers has long since been forgotten.
The manure has long since been depleted.
Socially, Princeton has long since been liberated.
Their fears have long since been allayed.
The dark has long since been illuminated.
The exhaustion has long since been ours.
The game had long since been cancelled.
The dominance had long since been established.
The deception has long since been corrected.
Many national teams have long since been finalized.
The passage has long since been blocked off, he added.
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