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spring

[spring] / sprɪŋ /








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Research has linked the March spring forward in time to short-term increases in traffic accidents, heart attacks and strokes.

From Los Angeles Times

In the spring of 2025, while BLS first prints showed employment holding up, ADP data was already signaling deceleration as early as May.

From Barron's

"It has been a very cold and damp winter, they were panicking any way - hopefully the spring kicks in now and the weather gets a bit warmer," she said.

From BBC

With daylight-saving time set to begin this Sunday, Americans will once again be girding themselves for the “spring forward” ritual of setting their clocks an hour ahead and potentially losing some sleep.

From MarketWatch

The offer comes as ministers try to pass the bill before the end of the parliamentary session in the spring, after its passage was delayed amid opposition.

From BBC