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Discover LudwigThe phrase "half of march" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to the middle portion of the month of March, typically around the 15th. Example: "The project deadline is set for half of March, so we need to finalize our plans by then."
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The first half of March was a perfect time to get some nitrogen on the wheat.
It is closed in January, February and the first half of March.
The inn is closed in January, February and the first half of March.
Snowstorms during the winter rage through the first half of March, although snow accumulation is not great.
Spring has got off to a thoroughly wet start, rainfall well above average for the first half of March.
Thus, the CBO says that Treasury will probably run out of money in the first half of March, possibly sooner.
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The Icelandic capelin spawn on the seabed in shallow coastal waters mainly during the second half of March and the first half of April.
I'm no mathematician, but I don't think the "first two weeks of March" ever falls in the "second half of March".
The Commission carried out its investigations during February and the first half of March of 1943, and its report, drafted simultaneously in English and Spanish and included in the Papers, was signed at La Paz on 14 March , 1943
In a straight vote now among Social Democratic grandees on who should be "chancellor candidate" to run against Mr Kohl, the canny Mr Lafontaine (who keenly wants the nomination but has been careful not to say so) would win hands down.Still, that issue will not be decided until the first half of March after the Lower Saxony election.
Figure 5 shows that steps occur more likely during specific periods, in particular the second half of October 2014 and the first half of March 2015.
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