seasonally

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• Hershey is scaling back its production of seasonal treats—think items like Reese’s Pumpkins—in favor of traditional products and packaging, which are easier to sell off if inventory is left over.

• A few times a year, forecasters draw up seasonal predictions, which rely on very different types of information than the current weather conditions that feed short-term forecasts.

• Almost all of those gains were in education, and that’s where we may run into problems with the way the BLS’s seasonal adjustments — which follow the ebb and flow of employment under normal circumstances — account for monthly changes.

• This is particularly useful if you sell a variety of seasonal products online.

• The World Health Organization coordinates a Global Influenza Surveillance and Response System, which gathers data from member countries to monitor seasonal and pandemic flu.

• Florida, with its large seasonal migrations of northeasterners, is also now a wine-wise state.

• For additional information on seasonal depression, head to the National Institute of Mental Health.

• Studies show seasonal affective disorder is four times more common in women than men.

• After all, you prepare your home, car, garden and other things for the seasonal change, so why not your body?

• Construction would require around 10,400 seasonal workers for stretches that would last either four or eight months.

• It was a device that accomplished, two thousand years ago, the function of our proud Bureau of Seasonal Gratuities.

• Sun worship was of great antiquity in Babylonia, but appears to have been seasonal in its earliest phases.

• The results were as follows:—The seasonal and monthly means in the tree and in the air were not sensibly different.