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drag on

  1. Also, drag out. Prolong or be prolonged tediously. For example, The speech dragged on for another hour, or He dragged out the story in an excruciating manner. [First half of 1800s]



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Though viewership is down and can drag on a company’s stock price, traditional broadcast TV still makes money, making it important to manage costs and generate profit for as long as possible.

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While it’s true that immigrant crime victims qualify for special benefits in some instances, the promise to get Gutierrez Saragon citizenship within three months at a discount dragged on for more than a decade.

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Fewer mortgage refinancings, auto purchases, and less credit generally are all drags on the economy.

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"But I was shocked that it dragged on and took so long…and eventually I realised that her condition is very serious and difficult."

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When the fighting dragged on far longer than had been expected, Forsyth asked permission to stay and cover it.

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