what is the meaning of "across five aprils"?
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It is a reference to the Civl War upon which the book is based.  The book begins in April, 1861 and continues through 1865.  Good summary at site attached.
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Easter Sunday on the 16th April\nBlack Saturday on the 15th April\nGood Friday    on the 14th April\nMaunday Thursday on the 13th April
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23rd April is St George's Day in England.
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azan!\n\nbecause if we think logic,it will connected with the time.from rising the sun until it to the west until it rising again tomorrow,we will have 5 prayer or called solat.The main factor here is the sun,from east to the west,creating different time in different country!!
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As in "March comes in like a lion and out like a lamb."  It refers to how the month begins in winter, with it's harsher weather, and gives way to spring, when it's more temperate.
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Usually it refers to people who lived before the sack of Rome in the early 5th century AD. It's very non-specific, though, and the precise meaning depends upon the context.
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In naming a national holiday, You got it!  To write about the fifth day of May, it would be cinco de Mayo.
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A fifth column is a group of people which clandestinely undermines a larger group to which it is expected to be loyal, such as a nation. The term originated with a 1936 radio address by Emilio Mola, a Nationalist general during the 1936-39 Spanish Civil War. As four of his army columns moved on Madrid, the general referred to his militant supporters within the capital as his "fifth column," intent on undermining the Republican government from within.\n\nThe term is also used in reference to a population who are assumed to have loyalties to countries other than the one in which they reside, or who support some other nation in war efforts against the country they live in.\n\nDuring World War II, German minority organizations in Poland and Czechoslovakia formed the Selbstschutz, which actively helped the Third Reich in conquering those nations and engaged in atrocities.\n\nThe Japanese American internment in the United States was justified on the basis that Japanese descendants living on the West Coast would act as a fifth column. Irish Catholic residents in the UK have been sometimes viewed in this way by unionists due to "The Troubles" of the late 20th century (see also Guildford Four, Birmingham Six).\n\nToday it has a pejorative connotation, whereas partisan can be considered a positive or negative term. Resistance movements are looked upon more favourably than fifth columnists, but it can be argued that that there is an overlap between the two
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100 years by Five for fighting.
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Heavenly -> April 23\nKirkwood -> April 30\nMt. Rose -> April 23\nDiamond Peak -> April 23\nNorthstar -> April 23\nSierra -> April 23\nAlpine -> End of May\nSquaw -> End of May\nBoreal -> End of April\nHomewood -> April 23\nSugarbowl -> At least until the end of April
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I thought this was odd...\n\nI was born april 25\nMy husband Jan...25\nMy son August....25\n\nMust be somethin with the number 25....
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It´s on April, but i don´t know the exactly day.
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Wall March and Wall April
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Abril...it should be sometime during april, o tambien mayo
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the first of may,definetely
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23rd and what? Give more info please.
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There were lots of marches all over the country on seperate dates. You could try looking on one of your local news channels websites for the particulars of your area.