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the meaning of "commit" and "long haul".

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kjc0123 | 08:54 Thu 07th Oct 2004 | Phrases & Sayings
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What is the meaning of "commit" and "long haul" in the following sentence? "It's taken us over a year to get our first company organized. And we're committed for the long haul."
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They think that the company may take some time to become successful (hence the long haul) but they are willing to stick with it (hence the committment). I guess "committed to the long haul" would have been clearer. Or, I could be wrong...
11:34 Thu 07th Oct 2004
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it obviously means that they are willing to struggle to make the company more of a success by commiting themselves to, the probably laborious, task ahead.
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