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Long ago
Long ago adverb - Of the distant or comparatively distant past.
Both terms in one sentence
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Fast forward to where the game takes place, not only have the creations begun escaping the labs, but the remaining head scientists that had lost their sanity long ago are dangerously close to discovering how to leave the mountain and taking their experiments to society.
Source: Death Mountain -
But he has managed to break away from his wife, earned his students' respect with his frank acknowledgement of his failings, potentially found a new friend in Frank Hunter, and can now look forward to the completion of the book he started long ago.
Source: Theatre / The Browning Version
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