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Long-term

adjective

Relating to or extending over a relatively long time. Synonyms: long-run, semipermanent. "The long-term reconstruction of countries damaged by the war" , "A long-term investment"

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... faint flicker of rudimentary awareness; thus far had nature progressed with the vine, apparently reluctant to abandon a false start toward mobility and intelligence for an unsuitable species. Or perhaps, Andra added, in nature's long-term view the experiment might still be considered promising. He shook ...

— The Short Life • Francis Donovan

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