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This won't extend the arrow, but you can use \overset and \underset on, say, \Longrightarrow. You might also want to look at this answerthis answer in tex.SE, but it probably won't work on SE itself.

This won't extend the arrow, but you can use \overset and \underset on, say, \Longrightarrow. You might also want to look at this answer in tex.SE, but it probably won't work on SE itself.

This won't extend the arrow, but you can use \overset and \underset on, say, \Longrightarrow. You might also want to look at this answer in tex.SE, but it probably won't work on SE itself.

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This won't extend the arrow, but you can use \overset and \underset on, say, \Longrightarrow. You might also want to look at this answer in tex.SE, but it probably won't work on SE itself.