… Spring seems to have arrived late this year …
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… Spring seems to have arrived late this year …
1. Although the Winter was mild, Spring seems to have arrived late this year.
2. This Spring is likely to arrive late this year.
3. Spring arrived late this year.
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1. Spring seems to have arrived late this year compared to last year.
2. Because winter was too long spring seems to have arrived late this year.
3. Spring seems to have arrived late this year, so the flowers did not have enough time to grow.
… Spring seems to have arrived late this year …
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1. Spring seems to have arrived late this year, just as the groundhog's shadow predicted.
2. Spring seems to have arrived late this year after a harsh Winter.
3. Spring seems to have arrived late this year due to global climate changes.
Spring seems to have arrived late this year, but I am still cold.
Spring seems to have arrived late this year, but I do no feel it.
Spring seems to have arrived late this year, buy people are still wearing warm clothes.
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