Far
Long run
Long run noun - A period of time sufficient for factors to work themselves out.
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- In the long run, however, their shortcomings will usually at the very least be far less detrimental than others'.
Source: Positive Discrimination -
And Lucas didn't fight to keep the merchandising rights because he was far-sighted and knew it would be profitable in the long run.
Source: The Merch -
Having a reputation for honesty and fair dealing is far more valuable in the long run than making a few extra bucks from a poorly-informed seller.
Source: Series / Pawn Stars
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