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long game
noun
- the aspect of golf considered in relation to the ability of a player to hit shots, especially drives, for distance. Compare short game ( def 1 ).
- a card game in which all cards in the pack are dealt before play. Compare short game ( def 2 ).
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While Bondi and Long would be far from forming a majority on the bar’s board, those allied to Trump have shown that when it comes to reshaping institutions, they are willing to play a long game.
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Rowling is playing a long game, but she hasn’t won yet.
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"I was always pretty good at the long game, but I had to work a lot harder on my short game and I learned how to practise more effectively."
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"In the short term, as seen in past conflicts, emergency buys may fill gaps. The medium-term focus is co-production, but the long game is clear - building its own," says Mr Bhatia.
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He said it was a "quick fix" and rehabilitation was the "long game".
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