daylong

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• In very young children, side effects like a daylong fever might be more dangerous than for an adult, while in slightly older ones, it might just be a small burden.

• The post Marketers are following the daylong journey of the Facebook Watch audience appeared first on Digiday.

• The barraca managers and ambulantes are simpatico in their daylong quest to pocket gobs of hard-earned money.

• Deshchytsia suggests the daylong Geneva talks came close to foundering.

• During the daylong debate, the religious implication seemed to motivate many of the 175 who voted against the bill.

• To her, Industry is a daylong and lifelong duty, as well as a natural impulse; and economics means going without things.

• Daylong they rode, at the noontide having bite and sup with a woodcutter and his wife, newly blessed with a fine man child.