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He has a story for every occasion, and will never hesitate in telling it, regardless of how long-winded or irrelevant it is.
en.wikipedia.org She called it an entertaining but messy and long-winded, commentary on the fiction-making process itself.
en.wikipedia.org Though polite, he tends to annoy people with his long-winded explanations and excessive use of scientific jargon.
en.wikipedia.org He rented a big auditorium, invited only a small number of people, and gave a long-winded speech to introduce the candidate.
en.wikipedia.org Unfortunately, their publications are so complex, long-winded, and obscure that they were virtually inaccessible to antiquaries andit would appear from the replication of effort----even to their own (unacknowledged) colleagues.
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