Definitions
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- noun Any time in the middle of
February . - adjective Happening in the middle of February.
- adverb In the middle of February.
Etymologies
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Examples
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The team was hit with tragedy in mid-February when walk-on Bennie Abram died in a conditioning exercise. —
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His target date of late January to return to the Cougars 'lineup came and went, and has been pushed back to mid-February.
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In mid-February at a technology conference in Colorado, Lawrence Strickling, an assistant secretary in the Commerce Department, put ICANN on notice, declaring it "must act" by June on a set of accountability guidelines made by him and international leaders who will continue to "monitor" it.
Obama administration joins critics of U.S. nonprofit group that oversees Internet 2011
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In mid-February at a technology conference in Colorado, Lawrence Strickling, an assistant secretary in the Commerce Department, put ICANN on notice, declaring it "must act" by June on a set of accountability guidelines made by him and international leaders who will continue to "monitor" it.
Obama administration joins critics of U.S. nonprofit group that oversees Internet 2011
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In mid-February at a technology conference in Colorado, Lawrence Strickling, an assistant secretary in the Commerce Department, put ICANN on notice, declaring it "must act" by June on a set of accountability guidelines made by him and international leaders who will continue to "monitor" it.
Obama administration joins critics of U.S. nonprofit group that oversees Internet 2011
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At the start of Libya's civil war in mid-February, Eni was the foreign energy company with the largest operations in North Africa, with hydrocarbon output of about 280,000 barrels a day of oil equivalent.
Eni's Net Falls on Libyan Cutbacks Liam Moloney 2011
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George W. Bush taught us that mass protest isn't what it used to be -- he compared 15 million people marching worldwide against the Iraq war in mid-February 2003 to a "focus group."
Joseph A. Palermo: Five Right-Wing Political Obstacles That Must Be Sidelined Joseph A. Palermo 2012
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George W. Bush taught us that mass protest isn't what it used to be -- he compared 15 million people marching worldwide against the Iraq war in mid-February 2003 to a "focus group."
Joseph A. Palermo: Five Right-Wing Political Obstacles That Must Be Sidelined Joseph A. Palermo 2012
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George W. Bush taught us that mass protest isn't what it used to be -- he compared 15 million people marching worldwide against the Iraq war in mid-February 2003 to a "focus group."
Joseph A. Palermo: Five Right-Wing Political Obstacles That Must Be Sidelined Joseph A. Palermo 2012
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In mid-February at a technology conference in Colorado, Lawrence Strickling, an assistant secretary in the Commerce Department, put ICANN on notice, declaring it "must act" by June on a set of accountability guidelines made by him and international leaders who will continue to "monitor" it.
Obama administration joins critics of U.S. nonprofit group that oversees Internet 2011
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