In the middle of
Over and in the middle of are semantically related. in event topic. In some cases you can use "Over" instead a preposition phrase "In the middle of".
Over
Over adjective - Brought or having come to an end.
In the middle of and over are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "In the middle of" instead a preposition "Over".
Both terms in one sentence
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As Rutheé mispronounces her own name in the middle of freaking out over the over-use of lemons in her recipe, the announcer corrects her with "ru-thay".
Source: It Is Pronounced Tro-PAY -
Thus he spends all of his time openly belittling Kris, to the point where he causes Susan to have an outburst in the middle of the courtroom over his over the top nastiness.
Source: Film / Miracle on 34th Street - It gets to the point where he ends up directly in the middle of their fight and has his heart strings pulled over and over again.
Source: Break The Cutie / Anime
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