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31. Long-standing museum collections are liable to find their status redefined as perspectives lengthen.

32. A possible committal to prison on account of her long-standing beliefs did not frighten her in the least.

33. Stilwell believed Park did not wish to break the long-standing ban on using firearms in the Joint Security Area.

34. Mineral undertakers have long-standing powers to obtain rights over land containing mineral deposits.

35. The policies that the right hon. Gentleman follows will ensure a long-standing and deep recession in this country.

36. In this respect Hirschi shared the long-standing positivist rejection of the central tenet of classicism: deterrence.

37. This attitude is long-standing and transcends party lines, having more to do with incumbency than partisanship.

38. GM maintains a long-standing policy of not commenting on market speculation and rumour.

39. These were mainly long-standing residents of Maputo, not recent immigrants.

40. The killing was the result of a long-standing vendetta over gambling profits.

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41. Many schools have such long-standing relationships to universities and staff development organizations.

42. There is a long-standing presumption that Acts of Parliament are not intended to derogate from the requirements of international law.

43. The researchers concluded from these two studies that parenting problems were brought about through long-standing problems in social relationships.

44. Today's Soviet leaders are the products of a long-standing tradition of thinking about war and the use of force.

45. But it is here that the long-standing personal relationship between borrower and lender allows scope for abuse.

46. As another example of its long-standing holistic view of quality management, Motorola has extended this same focus to its non-manufacturing areas.

47. The law doesn't distinguish between an isolated lustful incident and a serious long-standing affair.

48. As their baseline constituents, the blue-collar and middle-class white populations, migrated to the suburbs, long-standing political alignments dissolved.

49. Maria Aznar, fulfilled his long-standing ambition to win promotion to the status of a large medium-sized country.

50. Furthermore, long-standing untreated gonorrhoea and syphilis cause joint swelling and inflammation with the gradual erosion of complete joints in severe cases.

51. Newcastle ace Dyer aggravated a long-standing shin problem in Saturday's 1-0 home defeat to Manchester City.

52. The two of them reversed Indianapolis' long-standing tradition of not taking federal funds,[sentencedict.com] including money for school breakfasts.

53. Even its long-standing strong supporters are cautious in their appraisals today.

54. Both had been out for months after under-going operations designed to cure long-standing problems.

55. The long-standing problems, he explained, involving the different gaits of the horse were finally to be solved.

56. In addition to poor patient morale induced by the Gordon administration, the letter registered other long-standing patient complaints.

57. Merchants were relegated to the bottom of the edifice in line with a long-standing Confucian contempt for money-making and commercial activities.

58. A long-standing illness, disability or infirmity was reported by almost a quarter.

59. The Buchanan trade plank is at odds with long-standing Republican endorsements of free trade.

60. This double-speed elimination of caffeine may explain the long-standing observation that smokers drink more coffee than nonsmokers.