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in years

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in years
for a very long time The February issue of the magazine is easily its best in years. The two friends hadn't seen each other in years.
See also: year


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A MAN that is young in years, may be old in hours, if he have lost no time.
Whatever happens in years to come--promise me to be always, what you are now, a sister to Blanche.
This barkeeper thinks there hasn't been such another stir here in years, as his coming is going to raise.
 
 
 
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