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Spring has arrived. It's getting hotter each day.
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Spring comes between winter and summer.
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In spring, one sleeps a sleep that knows no dawn.
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In springtime, the dawn. In summer, the night.
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Behold! The beauty of the seasons.
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Girls begin puberty around the ages of ten to eleven, and boys around the ages of eleven to twelve.
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Tom left his parents' house this spring and has been living alone since then.
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Spring has come.
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The spring has come.
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It'll soon be spring.
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Tom and Mary got married last spring.
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Tom and Mary got married last year in the spring.
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Tom and Mary got married last spring.
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Tom and Mary got married this year in the spring.
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Tom and Mary got married this spring.
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Tom and Mary got married last spring.
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Tom and Mary got married this spring.
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Is Haruki Murakami popular in Vietnam as well?
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In Japan, the vernal and autumnal equinoxes are national holidays, but the summer and winter solstices are not.
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In Japan, the spring and fall equinoxes are national holidays, but the summer and winter solstices are not.
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