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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
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Hi.
What does it mean that someone 'looks long and hard for a forced win'?May I omit 'long and'?

Thanks in advance!
  

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Yes you can, but as it stands the sentence means they looked hard for a long time . If you delete the long and you lose the time part of the meaning.

— Blue Jay

  • Yes you can, but as it stands the sentence means they looked hard for a long time .
  • If you delete the long and you lose the time part of the meaning.
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Yes you can, but as it stands the sentence means they looked hard for a long time. If you delete the long and you lose the time part of the meaning.
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