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- adjective Occurring in the middle of a
month , neither at the beginning nor the end
Etymologies
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Examples
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Christopher Gist came into camp on June 6, declaring that a pack train with 50,000 pounds of flour should arrive by midmonth.
George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011
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Christopher Gist came into camp on June 6, declaring that a pack train with 50,000 pounds of flour should arrive by midmonth.
George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011
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A sale could happen as early as next week, following the similar process that unloaded $7 billion in assets from the central bank at midmonth, one of the people said.
Another AIG Bond Sale Could Be in Offing Amid Rise in Risky Mortgage-Bond Trading Al Yoon 2012
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Christopher Gist came into camp on June 6, declaring that a pack train with 50,000 pounds of flour should arrive by midmonth.
George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011
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In midmonth a little burst of warm days cleared most of the ice out of the river.
Bird Cloud Annie Proulx 2011
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Some of the January trading volume was skewed higher at midmonth when the New York Fed sold $7 billion of face value RMBS to Credit Suisse Group AG, which was one of four bidders chosen for the pool after an initial purchase inquiry by Goldman Sachs Group Inc. But even without that sale, volumes are up.
Another AIG Bond Sale Could Be in Offing Amid Rise in Risky Mortgage-Bond Trading Al Yoon 2012
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Portugal's bond-yield climb started midmonth after a Standard and Poor's Corp. downgrade left the country's debt rated "junk," forcing some investors to sell their bond holdings.
Portugal Borrowing Costs Hit New Highs Art Patnaude 2012
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Italy's Treasury canceled its midmonth bond auction, citing "the large cash availability and the limited borrowing requirement."
Italy Passes First Test as Treasury Sells Bills Emese Bartha 2011
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One of the most important of the looming reports, due to be finalized midmonth, concerns the SEC's handling of a potential conflict of interest involving the Madoff fraud.
Feared SEC Watchdog Preps Slew of Reports Jean Eaglesham 2011
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A few good days turned into a midmonth blizzard, but then came an unprecedented run of eleven sunny, warm days.
Bird Cloud Annie Proulx 2011
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