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Happily Happy
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Happily Happy asked in Society & CultureLanguages · 1 decade ago

English phrase, which is correct.?

"Lond term implications"

or

"Long run implications"

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  • ?
    Lv 7
    1 decade ago
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    long-term implications

    "Long run" is usually used in the prepositional phrase "in the long run," not as an adjective.

  • Oyster
    Lv 4
    1 decade ago

    Long Term Implications !

    Source(s): English Language Teacher !
  • ~J'espère~
    1 decade ago

    Long Term Implications is right!

  • Noodles11
    1 decade ago

    Lond term implications sounds correct to me :)

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  • Jodie H
    1 decade ago

    long term implications

  • beach babe
    1 decade ago

    lond term implications! i think. :D xxx

  • Xenoglossia
    1 decade ago

    None of them (as far as I know...)

    Usually you say:

    Long term implications

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