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long since

adv.
1.of the distant or comparatively distant past

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    lose one's train of thought
    to forget what one was talking or thinking about
    I lost my train of thought when I was talking on the telephone to my friend.



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    (1) Freedom, which
    (P) in the sense
    (Q) that a wide gylf separates
    (R) a modern woman enjoys,
    (S) is the restricted kind,
    (6) the rich and the poor women.

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