1.   If the individual has a long position, his actual rate of return over the one-year holding period is.

2.   As long as the broadcast networks factor quality into their quest for balance, their best shows should have a long stay at the beach.

3.   As with cancer, studies of multiple sclerosis still have a long way to go before medical researchers can develop preventives and broadly effective treatments.

4.   Bowman has a long and distinguished record and, unlike Sparky Anderson, is not given to hyperbole and melodrama.

5.   But nobody has very long to wait and worry.

6.   He had a long out to center in the sixth that threatened the seats.

7.   Stiles, who had a long, flowing beard and white hair, lived what was, by all accounts, a magical life.

8.   The arbitrator has that long to give a ruling.

9.   They have a long, narrow head, which may be one-quarter to one-third the length of the body.

10.   A country with which Australia has had a long and concerned relationship tortures two journalists for reveling an intended coup.