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Here it is, midsummer, and a gloomy sense of a world on the brink settles over the cinematic landscape.— GreenCine Daily
Spring is the time for hope; our midsummer is the time for ripened joy, for healthful rest; and we are satisfied with the beaches and cliffs that are hallowed by many memories--we are satisfied with simple copses and level fields.— The Ethics of Drink and Other Social Questions Joints In Our Social Armour
By midsummer, the area was declared to be in a full-scale drought.— VQR
In midsummer, the Obama campaign's computers were attacked by a virus.— rediff.com
But after midsummer, the violence began to pick up.— Latest Headlines - ABC 7 News
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