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Discover Ludwig"middle course" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It means a compromise or a middle ground between two extremes. Example sentence: In the ongoing debate, the government has decided to take a middle course, implementing some, but not all, of the proposed reforms.
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There have been some attempts to steer a middle course.
Kagan tried — tortuously — to steer a middle course.
He pursued a middle course between Georges Clemenceau and Woodrow Wilson.
Gov. George E. Pataki seems to steer a middle course.
The middle course is a likely one, experts said.
Instead, he chose to chart a middle course.
I believe that we need to have a middle course between those two extremes".
He suggested a middle course for parents: Simply use acetaminophen (also known as paracetamol) more sparingly.
The only singer, Carol Woods, steered a careful middle course between restraint and bawdy lubricity.
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Were the middle-course selections meant to be oversize appetizers or undersize entrees?
In fact, we have carefully steered a middle course with a twist.
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