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The report concludes that "Al Qaeda's relationship with Iran and its client, the Hezbollah militant group, was far deeper and more longstanding than its links with Iraq," according to The Washington Post.

Among patients treated with antidepressants, treatment was more longstanding for PDPs than for PDGPs.

The tradition is more longstanding for some countries than for others: it stretches to the 1950s for British general elections but only to 1980 for the United States (with gaps in 1984 and 1988).

Unsurprisingly, though violence against girls and women is a far more longstanding, persistent and endemic problem than global terrorism, this gathering -- the 3rd World Conference of Women's Shelters -- made no major headlines.

Subjects diagnosed ≤ 3 years previously were tested more frequently than patients with more longstanding diabetes.

While the national debate over the use of American Indians as sports mascots has splintered other campuses -- from the University of North Dakota (the Fighting Sioux) to Florida State University (the Seminoles) -- perhaps nowhere has the issue been more contentious and longstanding than in Urbana-Champaign.

39 Also for valve calcifications, the biology is now thought to be more on longstanding mechanical stress than on inflammation.

But in the town, it was tribal divisions that seemed to frighten people more than the longstanding secular and religious divide.

Is there anything more tedious than the longstanding furore over prisoners and voting?

Netanyahu's language and behaviour – which has resulted in ambassadors being reprimanded and consultations with foreign leaders, including the UK's Theresa May, cancelled – has raised eyebrows among foreign diplomats, who point out that the UN resolution does no more than confirm the longstanding view of the international community on Jewish settlements.

This is a clever and controlled, face-saving way of being ousted, which is what really went down since House Speaker Nancy Pelosi values her party majority more than she does longstanding political friendships.