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Then something happened last spring: my sister Emily discovered that she had cancer and had a double mastectomy.

Using this macro-historical framework, we can see Japanese deflation, European debt, and even the Arab Spring as phases of systemic changes within complex structures that are interacting with one another in a new, multipolar global system.

This spring, the WHO released a report that recommends solutions similar to those proposed in the US Senate bill, but on a global level.

With EU expansion coming next spring, all Ukrainians fear that a new wall will cut their country off from the Union's easternmost border in Poland.

By late spring, those expectations had disintegrated alongside the collapse of Enron, WorldCom, and Arthur Andersen.

After a long winter and a non-existent spring, summer started promptly with the first kick-off - and virtually overnight, Germany has flaunted its sunniest and most delightful side.

When the voters decide in the spring of 2007, their choice may depend more on negative than positive considerations, as it did in 2002, when Chirac faced the odious nationalist Jean-Marie Le Pen in the second round.

Let us help make the Arab Spring a true season of hope for all.

And, when US forces overran Saddam Hussein's army in the spring of 2003, the encircled Iranians proposed a grand bargain that would put all contentious issues on the table, from the nuclear issue to Israel, from Hezbollah to Hamas.

ROME - US President Barack Obama's major speech on the consequences of the Arab Spring is also a challenge for Europe.

They stopped the decline in the spring and early summer of this year, bringing the recession to what one hopes is more than a temporary halt.

Notwithstanding Obama's skillful response to the Arab Spring - the only strategic surprise that he has faced as president - his credibility in the Muslim world has steadily declined.

After our report is issued in January, Secretary-General Kofi Annan will issue a report to the world in the spring, identifying the practical steps that should be taken this year.

Strong pan-European center-right and center-left political parties are likely to contest the European Parliament elections in the spring of 2009.

LONDON - At the height of the Arab uprisings last spring, many Europeans were gripped by nightmare visions of a tsunami of migrants crashing against the continent's shores.

This spring marked the 100th anniversary of the discovery of superconductivity - the ability of materials to carry electrical current with no loss.

Of course, it could simply have been the weather; a gorgeous summer has finally settled in after a miserable spring.

They are vulnerable to an Arab Spring (and a British summer) - and maybe to a US autumn that will focus not just on the Murdochs' business, but also on its interplay with politics.

NEW YORK - For many, if not most, Americans, the crisis that befell them in 2008 - leading to slow growth, rising unemployment, and high anxiety among voters - appeared to spring from nowhere.

But they want to follow up their tactical victory - which postpones the restoration of pre-Bush tax rates for a couple of years - with a longer-term victory next spring.

A Thai Spring?

In the spring of 2009, speaking in Prague, Obama advanced a bold ambition: a world without nuclear weapons.

Last spring China appeared to have locked up a Russian commitment to build a pipeline to service the China market at Daqing.

On that bright Sunday morning, as spring turned to summer, voters wasted little time in dispatching Poland's communists to the abattoir.

Qadri addressed the marchers repeatedly; liberally mixing political metaphors, he called himself a latter-day Mao Zedong on a journey to launch a system-cleansing jihad and initiate a Pakistani version of the Arab Spring.