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Mid-July comes and the palette of blossoms shifts to hotter colors, as if their vividness were reflecting the sun.

I don't use the word idyllic lightly, but floating down the Dordogne in the absolute solitude that descends on the river in mid-September, comes close.

'The process being launched this week, that is, putting down the resolution, a focus on Saddam, further reporting by [Hans ] Blix[the head of the UN inspections team], then a vote taken in mid-March, comes six months since President Bush spoke to the United Nations, almost four months since 1441 was unanimously passed.

But the IPO, which will probably be priced at mid-March, comes during a weak market.

Then, in mid-December, came the unusual lawsuit in a court in New Delhi by a private citizen, Vinay Rai.

In mid-February came news that Japan pulled out of recession in the final quarter of last year, growing at an annualised rate of 2.2%.

The recent suicides, which began in mid-February, came after three other student suicides last semester, but none of the earlier suicides involved the gorges.

The announcement of a "bilateral summit" meeting in Russia in September, and of the planned meeting between the two presidents on the sidelines of a Group of 8 meeting in Northern Ireland in mid-June, came as Mr. Obama's national security adviser, Tom Donilon, met in Moscow on Monday with Mr. Putin and other top officials to push for renewed cooperation on security issues.