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(The) middle of nowhere.
A very isolated place.
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Yet in the middle of a Parsons program, the inscrutability was actually refreshing.
And yet in the middle of all this England's management have remained resolutely buttoned up.
Yet in the middle of the decade the situation looked very different.
And yet, in the middle of the record, there's a pair of songs that are somewhat shocking.
Yet in the middle of that year it stalled, and it has struggled ever since, shrinking in the third and fourth quarters of 2001.
Yet in the middle of this golden age of behavioral research, there is a bill working through Congress that would eliminate the National Science Foundation's Directorate for Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences.
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Yet smack in the middle of them are these feckless numbers.
Yet somewhere in the middle of all this excitement, Ms. Prada fell back on the old harp.
Yet there, in the middle of all the ruckus, is a quiet spot to sip tea, play chess and savor the pleasures of a gentler era.
There are more than 1,000 cafes and bars for only 200,000 inhabitants – yet even in the middle of the day it is hard to find a free seat.
In addition, Robert Ruby – recently returned from the Baltimore Sun's London bureau - is already looking into Templeton's work on behalf of city editor Gus Haynes, yet Gus – in the middle of a national breaking story – takes a day out to visit Walter Reed veterans' hospital in DC to check something Ruby is already working on.
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