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Discover Ludwig"long suffered" can be a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used as a verb phrase or as an adjective phrase to describe someone enduring a difficult or trying situation for a long period of time. Example: The people of the town have long suffered under the oppressive rule of their leader. Example: Despite their long suffering, the workers remained determined to fight for better working conditions. Example: Her long suffering patience finally paid off when she was promoted to a higher position at work.
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Central America has long suffered natural disasters.
Singh had long suffered from respiratory problems.
The Copts have long suffered petty discrimination.
He had long suffered from heart problems.
Ms. Sapire long suffered from terrible nightmares.
Chiarelli has long suffered the disconnect.
The ruins at Babylon have long suffered.
Agricultural modeling has long suffered from fragmentation in model implementation.
They have long suffered from the state's penchant for corruption.
Mr. Obama has long suffered from a sizable generation gap.
The area has long suffered greatly from floods and droughts.
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