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summer

noun as in hot season of the year

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On one of the hottest days in the Damascene summer, his words interrupted by the occasional argument between other vexed patrons, Elias spoke while his eyes remained fixated on the front of the slow-moving queue.

After a summer of discontent which saw racial tensions spill over in parts of Northern Ireland, it's fair to say there hasn't exactly been a joint response from the executive to it.

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This summer's transfer window once more highlighted the widening financial gap between La Liga and the Premier League.

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Labour has pledged to stop housing asylum seekers in hotels before the next election, after a series of protests against their use over the summer.

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Dr Bennett was awarded an honorary master's degree by the University of Derby this summer, for supporting female veterans and for her mental health work.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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