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   spring,  Cherry trees blossoming in spring at an orchard in Germany.
   The spring temperature transition from winter cold to summer heat
   temperatures vary little during the year. Spring is very short in the
   In many cultures spring has been celebrated with rites and festivals
   languages, the concept of spring is associated with the sowing of
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