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winter

noun as in cold season of the year

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Dr Corrigan believes that - as long as temperatures continue to rise, and in particular winters become warmer - the increase in rat numbers is likely to continue.

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The air-conditioning - built for Russian winters - was barely adequate in scorching Indian summers.

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Charities in Shropshire are urgently calling for benefit reforms, warning that working families could face a "dreadful" winter as food and energy bills continue to surge.

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It added that in regards to chrysanthemums, the main fluctuations in their price was season-dependant as they are grown in the Netherlands, and come autumn and winter require more energy to produce.

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The judges said: "A novel about how to live, and about the tensions within marriages, set against the most dramatic winter in living memory. It's a joy to read, a nerve-shredding pleasure."

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

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