| know long | 1.97 | Enter producer Larry Klein, long known as an advocate of emotion over perfection. | ||
| wait long | 1.05 | Alas, hardly anyone can wait that long to open it. | ||
| see long | 0.92 | Nuon Chea, long seen as the number-two behind the late Pol Pot, is with him. | ||
| have long | 0.86 | But nobody has very long to wait and worry. | ||
| take long | 0.59 | A gray-haired couple holding hands, taking the long, last look. | ||
| use long | 0.59 | The portable kind, long used by journalists, were heavy, bulky, and unreliable. | ||
| regard long | 0.46 | United States Treasury bonds, long regarded as a haven for investors at times of trouble, surged in value. | ||
| accuse long | 0.33 | Likewise, those of us in the press, long accused of being cynical and suspicious, were unconcerned. | ||
| accustom long | 0.33 | Layoffs are legal but new to Korean workers, long accustomed to lifetime employment. | ||
| retire long | 0.33 | A few days ago, I heard from a former colleague, long retired. | ||
| suspect long | 0.33 | Kadhafi, long suspected by Washington of sponsoring international terrorism, | ||
| view long | 0.33 | The worst repression was carried out against the lower classes, long viewed by the military as a prime breeding ground for Marxism. | ||
| criticize long | 0.26 | The WHO, long criticized for not acting against these threats, will help begin to fill the gap, said CDC infectious disease expert Dr. Ruth Berkelman. | ||
| dominate long | 0.26 | For Moscow, it was a significant breakthrough into the Southeast Asian defence market, long dominated by the United States, analysts said. | ||
| pass long | 0.26 | They pass a long, winding crack in the paved street he does re-member. | ||
| seek long | 0.26 | Some of the files, long sought by investigators, eventually surfaced. |