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Idiom
For the time being.
For the time being indicates that an action or state will continue into the future, but is temporary.
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I had known this family for a long time, been there at births, weddings, deaths.
"It has for a long time been the Wall Street of the South.
He had for a long time been telling the stories of people in war zones.
She has never been popular but she has, for a very long time, been influential.
A minority of economists, notably Gary Becker, have for a long time been interested in time-use.
Marseille "has for a long time been neglected in France," better known for crime than for culture, she said.
Handicrafts, have for a long time been the extent of what African manufacturing and design has meant to most people.
The reality is, Australia has for a long time been trying to avoid "mistakes" of letting in undesirables.
UCI has for a long time been one of the most poorly funded facilities in the country.
"I have for a very long time been a huge admirer of Marilynne Robinson, whose work I just love".
Rajoy has for a long time been the head cheerleader (what an image) of Spanish political opposition to same-sex marriage.
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