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We didn't extend our trip to visit India because it was the start of the monsoon system.monsoon = rainy season in southern Asia when wind blows from the southwest
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She had forgotten just how damp the monsoon air in Ayemenem could be. (source)monsoon = rainy season in southern Asia
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We normally don't have monsoons in Swat and at first we were happy, thinking the rain would mean a good harvest.† (source)
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Monsoons could be ahead!† (source)
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Couldn't even get television during monsoon.† (source)monsoon = rainy season in southern Asia when wind blows from the southwest
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Maybe if she just waited out the monsoon.† (source)
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It was early May and the monsoon hadn't come yet.† (source)monsoon = rainy season in southern Asia when wind blows from the southwest
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Geoffrey knew the ladies Colter meant; a Couple of hysterical beldames probably suffering from the alternate calms and monsoons of midlife, both as dotty as a child's Draw-It-Name-It puzzle.† (source)
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The landscape was not unfamiliar: monsoon season in Punjab.† (source)
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The whole atmosphere, they carried it, the humidity, the monsoons, the stink of fungus and decay, all of it, they carried gravity.† (source)
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The clouds that menaced this morning did so all day, growing heavier and blacker until they burst, monsoon-like, this evening, just as office workers stepped outside and the rush hour began in earnest, leaving the roads gridlocked and tube station entrances choked with people opening and closing umbrellas.† (source)
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Only during monsoons.† (source)
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I am used to the Matthew-month monsoon storms on Pacem, so the first hour of lightning displays did not seem too unusual.† (source)
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But all they've got in the Pacific is jungles and monsoons, I'd rot there.'† (source)
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A monsoon swept in, soaking the tense and terrified boys.† (source)
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That's all it takes for the boy to launch into a story about his trip to Delhi, about the markets and temples and monsoons.† (source)
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