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"long-term impacts" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It is typically used to refer to the lasting effects or consequences of something. One example of using this phrase in a sentence could be: "The construction of the new highway will have significant long-term impacts on the surrounding environment."
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"The long-term impacts are not clear".
It has some serious and chilling long-term impacts.
These are often subtle but can have long-term impacts on stress and wellbeing.
Drought assessor Kanua said he was concerned by the long-term impacts, even when conditions ease.
"There are going to be impacts right now and there will probably be long-term impacts".
Some research shows that bears may suffer long-term impacts from being drugged.
We have been fully transparent about the long-term impacts of these far-reaching pension reforms.
Other long-term impacts include poor memory, concentration, balance and coordination.
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