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Even inhighsummerit is difficult to get a cup of tea after five o'clock because they want to close the place.
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So we come tohighsummerwhen a considerably greater number of holidaymakers were about to go on holiday.
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I am told that on occasion inhighsummer, when the railway is in use, as many as 400 passengers can alight from a single train.
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In thehighsummer, cicadas in the eucalyptus trees can be heard from several blocks away.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The long growing season andhighsummertemperatures of the region are especially conducive to the outbreak of cranberry diseases such as fruit rot24.
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A disadvantage is that it is too hot inhighsummer.
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Species adapted to this environment avoid seed germination during the occasional summer rainfall events, when seedlings would perish underhighsummertemperatures and drought.
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In addition, due to increased stress, infected snails were more likely to die in thehighsummertemperature than uninfected snails.
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Reduced after-ripening rate under such conditions provides an ecologically relevant explanation of how seeds prolong dormancy athighsummersoil temperatures.
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To generalize: low winter sun penetrates the kindergarten whilehighsummersun falls on roof.
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In summer annuals, for example, low winter temperatures release seed dormancy andhighsummertemperatures induce seed dormancy.
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This species grows in coastal regions with highly leached soils (predominantly white sand with little organic matter),highsummertemperatures, desiccating winds and a limited overstorey.
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Conversely,highsummertemperatures reinforce dormancy, resulting in a narrowing of the thermal range for germination through an increase of the lower limit temperature for germination.
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Given thehighsummertemperatures and low humidity in desert and semi-desert seed regions, the ability to survive as seeds under these conditions would clearly be advantageous.
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We recognise, too, that important efforts have been made since the quite lamentable events of thehighsummerto restore the situation.
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There was the famous week inhighsummersome years ago.
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The current law condones a holiday camp that bans a group with cerebral palsy from booking a week's holiday inhighsummer.
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Even the most chronic pessimist would agree that we have arrived athighsummerby now.
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They are obviously in great discomfort, even inhighsummer.
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