Long
Temp
Temp noun - A worker (especially in an office) hired on a temporary basis.
Both words in one sentence
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In case you were wondering, it is possible for a person to produce steam, but it requires a long period of activity, so that your body temp is hotter then the air around you.
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There's also Jean-Paul Valley, the first long-term temp Batman - an unhinged former Knight Templar Super Soldier who went so far down the Slippery Slope that Bruce had to take the mantle back by force.
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All Men Are Perverts Almost Dead Guy: Parodied with the Temp, who, as he lies dying, manages to hold on long enough to explain Bermuda's political status in relation to the United Kingdom.
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