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spring

[spring] / sprɪŋ /








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Such a rate of growth is a lot stronger than economists had thought possible last spring.

From MarketWatch

Hopes for an improved spring home buying season mounted this year following a decline in mortgage rates to around 6% in January.

From Barron's

The show is set to start filming in Belfast in the spring before being broadcast next year.

From BBC

A long-running, publicly available database from AQR Capital Management, “Quality Minus Junk,” shows that its particular formula of buying quality and selling junk stocks struggled mightily following last spring’s bounce.

From The Wall Street Journal

Last spring, victims of the Los Angeles wildfires complained loudly and en masse over how State Farm General was handling their insurance claims, especially for smoke damage.

From Los Angeles Times