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Long things refer to objects or concepts that have significant length compared to their width or height. Examples include a measuring tape, a road, or a snake. In a broader context, "long" can also describe durations of time, such as long meetings or lengthy pieces of literature. Essentially, anything that extends over a considerable distance or duration can be considered "long."
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