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Is Lent a prolonged event?

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Lent

lent, the time where we give up an item of our choice for jesus christ our lord savior who suffered and died for us in his name my god have mercy
prolonged event

prolonged event

prolonged event (an event which starts and then finishes after some period of elapsed time)
Is Lent, in some Christian denominations, the forty-day liturgical season of fasting and prayer before Easter a type of prolonged event (an event which starts and then finishes after some period of elapsed time)?
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