While resolutions are traditionally reserved for January, springtime is probably a better choice. |
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It's springtime in Siberia, where slumbering mammoths are emerging from melting permafrost. |
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He nodded, and soon she went about her work, coaxing the muddy roots from the ground for springtime use. |
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Raised beds are ideal so that water drains quickly and the soil warms earlier in the springtime. |
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Many of the flowers that you connect with springtime are actually bulb flowers, planted back in fall. |
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The age would see transformations in the lives of women which Victoria could never have imagined in the dazzling springtime of her reign. |
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So, crocuses and daffodils need to be planted in early fall because they're the first to bloom in springtime. |
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We then talk about the birds arriving because it's springtime and the weather has become warmer. |
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With springtime dawning once again it's hard not to thinks of parks, gardens and being outdoors in nature. |
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During the springtime, early summer and fall, the park's streams are crowded with anglers. |
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The show featured a bouquet of oils, acrylics, watercolors and pastels and a mix of colorful springtime florals and landscapes. |
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This would be the time to have a camera ready to capture the sights and the memories of springtime in the mountains. |
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Summer conditions are strongly affected by soil wetness in springtime, since that moisture eventually becomes humidity. |
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Other images in the new series show planetwide dust storms and the springtime retreat of the south polar ice cap. |
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The golden age was a constant springtime of pleasure, peace, and contentment. |
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In southern Mongolia, the winters have been getting colder and the summers hotter, with barely a springtime buffer zone. |
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Each springtime since, motorists and passers-by have enjoyed the profusion of colour when the trees bloom. |
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In springtime the display of the peacocks ' plumage is a very worthy sight, so I hope steps may be taken to increase their number. |
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Let us conclude our thoughts of springtime with a little Valentine for all the ladies from nine to ninety who read this paper. |
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The North American pink lady's slipper orchid flowers during the springtime flight of the queen bumblebee. |
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Ever since that day, every year in springtime the anemone, or wind flower, as it is known, rises from the ground. |
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The first race at Pioneer Park on Saturday resulted in a dead heat, showing springtime racing at its best. |
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The match was played in springtime sunshine at the Dundalk Road venue to a sizeable crowd. |
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A second springtime fertility rite, in which unmarried women perform dances and songs, coincides with St. Lazar's Day, eight days before Easter. |
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The springtime calling of frogs had given way to the chirping of crickets and the distant barks of rutting roe deer. |
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In the springtime, my dad would roust us out of the house dressed in jeans, boots, sweatshirts and stocking caps to go eradicate noxious weeds. |
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Along with the ephemeral sakura, springtime in Japan also means the arrival of particular seasonal foods. |
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My blessing be on you till the sea loses its saltness and the trees forget to bud in springtime. |
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Members then went on to Caerhays Castle, a springtime paradise with enormous tree magnolias above carpets of spring flowers. |
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They can also see puffins, ospreys, ptarmigans, gannets, and a springtime explosion of breeding birds on the coastal cliffs. |
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Until recently, the researchers couldn't figure out why the wasp's springtime parasitism rate was very low. |
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Come springtime, hockey players seem to morph into superhuman creations of competitiveness, physicality and gamesmanship. |
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Scientists observed virtually no springtime parasitism by wasps of the apple-feeding leaf rollers. |
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That means people who have used the manuals from June 2000 until January 2001 are without a prayer book for Lent, Easter and springtime. |
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Usually solitary creatures, desmans form monogamous pairs and mate in springtime. |
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Here we report the results of an unusually early springtime study of pelagic microbial activity in the coastal Alaskan Arctic. |
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This light, satisfying, broth-based soup, known in Italy as stracciatella, pairs eggs with another springtime favorite, fresh shelled peas. |
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Everyone spoke about the heat, not really sure if it was a springtime anomaly or a harbinger of summer. |
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More fixed price properties are appearing on the market than is normal for springtime, reflecting the shortage of buyers. |
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It's more of a kind of brouhaha about springtime and summer's coming, so we're going to have a big blowout. |
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In the springtime, when the animal has its growth spurt, this shortage skyrockets to 60 percent. |
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Statistics show that springtime brings an increase in the number of mishaps involving outdoor activities and vacation travel. |
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Jean's fragrant snowbell accents a corner of the house and scents the air around the bench with its springtime blooms. |
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Kids got treated to a springtime snow day, while plow operators picked up a little unexpected overtime. |
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Seven inches of snow fell around Chicago yesterday and kids were treated to a springtime snow day. |
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So when we observe galaxies in the Coma Cluster in the springtime sky, we're looking across a cosmographic void. |
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You see the same sort of graduated springtime in the mountains, where alpine plants germinate as the snow melts upslope. |
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In springtime, the tule marshes trapped floodwaters, and for miners and early travelers they were yet another obstacle to movement. |
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Once out I shiver from the cold, it's almost springtime and it's still freezing outside. |
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The way to find microliths, he said, was to search springtime molehills. |
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Our weather is a factor most of the time, with very thick fogs in springtime, very heavy snow in the fall, and blizzards and white-outs in the winter. |
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Worsted in this war of love Shiva punished the mischievous god of love Madana for aiding that maiden by causing springtime to appear on the scene before its wonted time. |
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Well, I would hate to disillusion anyone, but magazines have a long lead time, so what hopefully is springtime for the reader is still the chili of winter for the writer. |
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The current election season should be springtime for Democrats in Kentucky. |
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In Emilia Romagna, important churches and clock towers damaged in a series of springtime earthquakes will never be repaired. |
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These instruments sense the electrical properties of water in the landscape, allowing scientists to determine exactly when and where the springtime thaw occurs. |
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The ancient Saxons celebrated the return of spring with an uproarious festival commemorating their goddess of offspring and of springtime, Eastre. |
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The jewel in this basic springtime wardrobe is our lovely Breton tee. |
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Ah, springtime, that time when a young man's fancy turns to love. |
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In springtime, I'd leave the windows open to let the breeze in. |
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Come springtime, birds everywhere are busy nesting and reproducing. |
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There are certain harsh, knife-coloured mornings in springtime that are more plangently evocative than any leaf-blown autumn day. |
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The ocellated flounder and southern flounder also exhibited seasonal use of the creek, but in the springtime. |
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If you want some springtime surprises, it's your last chance to underplant them with bulbs such as tulips and hyacinths. |
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The District is a springtime town, all cherry blossoms, azaleas, and tulip trees. |
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And this springtime was always going to deliver the worst of them. |
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Indeed, Prada has become a vociferous advocate for springtime fur-wearing. |
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Many people forget that grass founder, or springtime laminitis, is not merely a hoof problem. |
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Worthy of honorable mention in any rundown of springtime produce are Armenian cucumbers and Mountain tomatoes. |
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If over-the-counter antiperspirants aren't leaving you as fresh as springtime, try Botox. |
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Alliums are the perfect cottage garden border plants with airy spheres of dainty star-shaped flowers creating a spectacular springtime display. |
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He knew that if he waited until springtime on the far side of the mountains, the Romans would have time to raise another army. |
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Its going well, it will sound grungier and heavier than our EP, hopefully it will be out springtime. |
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Over the East presides the Red Tezcatlipoca, Xipe Totec, the god of gold, farming and springtime. |
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However, drifting chunks of ice, especially in springtime, remain problematic as they can clog straits or severely damage a ship's hull. |
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It reverberates with layer on layer of flavour and aroma, from springtime zephyr at the top of the register to a myrrhic basso profundo. |
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Mummers plays are often performed in the streets near Christmas to celebrate the New Year and the coming springtime. |
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When the crown was restored by Charles II, the springtime festivals were restored. |
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The Mother Goddess has been associated with life, fertility, and the springtime, and has been described as an ideal role model for women. |
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Mixed forests provide most of Canada's springtime maple syrup crop. |
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