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mid

adjective as in intervening

adjective as in mediocre

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The group had started out as one of countless young English acts aping American R&B in the mid-’60s.

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There was a moment of concern mid- innings when Devine, who manages Type 1 diabetes, had to halt play to check her blood sugar levels.

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Oxford Economics’ Davenport doesn’t expect the jobs rebound to repeat in October, and said further layoffs in Canada are likely and that will lift the unemployment rate to the mid-7% range by year-end.

Economists are assessing the impact of the central bank’s decision to lower rates by 50 basis points, bringing the total reduction in the official cash rate to 300 basis points since mid-2024.

The cost of new gas power plants has roughly doubled since mid-2023, largely reflecting more expensive turbines, according to research firm Oxcap.

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

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