Middle

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Middle may refer to:

• middle, the point equally distant from the outer limits.

History

• The part of a defined historical period lying between Early and Late periods such as:
  • Middle Ages in European history
  • Middle Stone Age in African pre-history

Geography

• Middle East
• Middlesex, a historic English County
• Middle West, an area of the USA
• Middle (sheading), a subdivision of the Isle of Man
• English Midlands from Middle-lands, the central portion (north to south) of England.
• Midlands (disambiguation)

Geography in Fiction

• Middle-earth

Logic

• Law of excluded middle

Grammar

• Middle voice → Grammatical voice

Social class

• Middle class
• American middle class

Socio-Political

• Middle England
• Middle America
• Middle Australia

Education

• Middle school

Music

• Middle of the road (music) - a broad genre of music; usually centered around easy listening
• "Middle," a song by Rocket from the Crypt from their 1995 album Scream, Dracula, Scream!
• "The Middle", a song by Jimmy Eat World

Television

• The Middle (TV series), an ABC TV series that made its debut in Fall 2009

See also: center, core, kernel

Organizations

• Kingdom of the Middle, a regional designation used within the Society for Creative Anachronism.

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