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- noun The middle of
spring . - adjective Happening in the middle of spring.
- adverb In the middle of spring.
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Examples
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Agriculture In mid-spring, placid markets for many major agricultural commodities suggested steady supply and manageable demand.
Commodities Rally Across Board Liam Pleven 2011
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It starts flowering in mid-spring and continues through the summer.
Campanula ‘Viking’ — a well-behaved warrior in the garden « Sugar Creek Gardens’ Blog 2010
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As Adam noted in today's Morning Brushback, he's taking a short mid-spring training break and has handed the ball to his esteemed colleague, Dave Sheinin.
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A few years back I was hiking with several others in a slot canyon in mid-spring.
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It was one of those April days common to Washington, after the cherry blossoms had fallen, when the temperature seemed more like July than mid-spring.
2008 Election 2009
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Politicians in London must be getting a little tired of listening to the official army line from Belfast which says, or did until the weekend, that the IRA could be beaten down by mid-spring.
From the archive, 1 February 1972: Derry's Bloody Sunday 2012
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Also, an NJ programming note: I'll be taking the standard beat writer mid-spring break over the next four days.
Derek Norris's feels at home, Garrett Mock gets wild, the Nationals play sloppy 2011
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A few years back I was hiking with several others in a slot canyon in mid-spring.
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As the New York area moves toward mid-spring, Marshall sets off building the hopes of young people, Taylor sets off to find out if his future will be behind bars.
Joe Favorito: Leonard Marshall, Lawrence Taylor and a Bittersweet Week for Big Blue 2010
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By mid-spring, the tantrum storms, the terrible two's of the early, chilly part of the season have finally stilled.
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