If you participate in daytime activities you have to be awake in the daytime.
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LOS ANGELES — Daytime TV just got a bit sexier with CBS' new digital series Not Safe for Daytime.
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It's hard to figure out if "The Kelly Clarkson Show" is daytime variety show or daytime talk show.
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Daytime Moon by Helen Schofield (UK)A glorious daytime pic of the Moon—you can almost reach out and touch it.
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The Daytime Emmy Award-winning show is network television's top-rated daytime series and the longest-running game show in television history.
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I use the daytime and night time versions of this moisturizer, since the daytime one has SPF to protect my face daily.
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He had previously been nominated for the 1979 Daytime Emmy Award for outstanding actor in a daytime drama series for the role.
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Absurd storylines aside, the role earned her a Daytime Emmy nod ("I like to whisper the 'daytime' so you just hear 'Emmy,'" she joked).
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Now, the 45-year-old is testing his own, eponymous daytime show, Jerry O, for three weeks while daytime diva Williams takes her summer hiatus.
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Daytime serial dramas have suffered in recent years as ratings have plummeted and networks have shifted daytime programming to talk shows, which are cheaper to produce.
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He won a Daytime Emmy Boyce received a Daytime Emmy Award with Disney XD for "Outstanding Promotional Announcement" for participating in a series honoring Black History Month.
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Once I entered the Perfect Beach app, I could pick which scene I preferred (beach daytime, beach sunset, pier daytime, or pier sunset) and the musical accompaniment.
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And a 2007 deposition suggests that Trump doesn't use a computer or carry a smartphone during the daytime hours, and often dictates daytime tweets to his assistants.
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In addition to the untitled Ricky Martin docuseries, VH1 picked up a scripted series Daytime Divas, a dramedy about the world of daytime television starring Vanessa Williams.
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"We do the very same thing, don't we — Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch and the daytime dramas," she said on receiving her lifetime achievement award at the Daytime Emmys.
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Multiple genres -- from daytime to reality -- are also represented.
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Daytime Divas was inspired by former View co-host and Divas executive producer Star Jones' novel Satan's Sisters… A Novel of Fiction, which lifted the curtain on all the catfights, backstabbing and power battles in the world of daytime TV. Take notes on how she slays when Daytime Divas premieres June 5 on VH1.
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Though Mr. Silverman was associated with countless prime-time shows, he also had a hand in a number of daytime series in his initial job as head of daytime programming for CBS.
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There are three types of tickets available • Daytime conference and evening awards tickets (valid all day, June 14th) – this ticket includes the daytime conference and the awards dinner with ceremony and after party.
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There are three types of tickets available • Daytime conference and evening awards tickets (valid all day, June 13th) – this ticket includes the daytime conference and the awards dinner with ceremony and after party.
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The ladies from the CBS daytime talk show "The Talk" were taking their bows for winning the Favorite Daytime TV Hosting Team category, when a random guy pulled the microphone from Sara Gilbert.
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But he clearly has a Plan B in daytime television.
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"I love being married," the daytime talk show host said.
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When it's daytime inside, it can only be these colors.
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So, if you press daytime, your lotions will contain SPF.
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This daytime date feels like confirmation of their relationship status.
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A soft, daytime appropriate smoky eye that flatters any ensemble.
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This year was balmy, with daytime highs in the 1355s.
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It's almost as if the daytime has turned into night.
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I would like to switch to a daytime job eventually.
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It rose by the maximum 6% in Thursday's daytime session.
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Steve Harvey is saying goodbye to his daytime talk show.
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Dreams are the return of everything our daytime brain has
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We're not perfect, but we're perfectly good during the daytime.
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Wendy Williams' fellow daytime talk show hosts have her back.
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It's a daytime pool party with a "Spring Break" theme.
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Strahan is a former NFL star turned daytime television host.
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The actor remained on the daytime drama for 25 years.
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Now to the good news: Daytime drinking is obviously fun.
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It becomes much more your reality than your daytime life.
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If you do go out in the daytime, cover up.
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Slovenian could only be heard in the daytime, he said.
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My mother hired a physical therapist and a daytime nurse.
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It usually bites indoors, during the daytime, and prefers humans.
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It's dawn and dusk stuck together, skipping the daytime altogether.
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It will be higher in the daytime than at night.
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"It used to go from daytime to night," Gray said.
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Bras, it turns out, are part of her daytime look.
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In the daytime, you can spy on swimming motel guests.
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Daytime talk shows have already done away with them. 4.
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But during those 10 hours, sailors often have daytime duties.
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The streets of Chunian were deserted recently, even during daytime.
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The daytime counter service won't start for a few weeks.
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Nick Cannon has landed his very own daytime talk show!
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There is a lot to be said for daytime celebrations.
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Even in winter, daytime temperatures can exceed 113 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Despite occasional successes, Mr. Dauer struggled to escape daytime television.
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Other robots work during the daytime welding or installing ceilings.
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For daytime boozing, go hangout in Zeitgeist's giant backyard patio.
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Paula and I watch trashy TV. The daytime nurse leaves.
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Multiple reports say the NBC Universal's syndicated daytime talk show, which deals in more salacious content than the typical daytime fare, has stopped production as its repeats move to The CW in the fall.
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Evenings at the bathhouse are for men, daytime hours for women.
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When it's only daytime outside, it needs to be these colors.
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"I haven't watched the show once," the Daytime Emmy winner admits.
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" Earlier in the conversation, Harvey said that "daytime television is dying.
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As for Bootsy Bellows' annual daytime Coachella celebration, it never disappoints.
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The daytime high is forecast to be a frigid -19°F.
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Wendy Williams is taking another hiatus from her daytime talk show.
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"It is basically an insiders look at daytime television," she said.
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Insomnia means negative thoughts unfiltered by friends, family, and daytime tasks.
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Sammi hated walking outside during daytime, but there was no choice.
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The black one could be either a nighttime or daytime look.
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But regardless of your occupation, daytime grogginess can influence your performance.
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Despite some communication mishaps, daytime is best for accomplishing your goals.
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If it was the other way around, you did daytime things.
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She reigned well in this most pressured profession of Daytime. pic.twitter.
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A daytime look can be very masculine or go super cunt.
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The Daytime Emmys were a family affair for Giada De Laurentiis.
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Both the thermal and daytime imagers deliver live video and snapshots.
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" Trump asked in March 2011 on daytime talk show "The View.
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"It might as well have been a daytime scene," she said.
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It added that vessels must conduct transit only during daytime hours.
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In daytime, they can be only seen as four tiny dots.
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Daytime television is teeming with cringe-worthy ads for local attorneys.
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In other words, activities that are generally left to daytime hours.
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I spend about 40 daytime hours a week without my son.
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Doing daytime is far harder than theatre or nighttime or film.
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The show has earned a total of 63 Daytime Emmy Awards.
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Jules draws cloud shapes around her eyes for a daytime look.
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Those headlights are LEDs now, with halo daytime running lights inset.
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After the demonstrations, organizers announce that the daytime protests are over.
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The show ended its original daytime run in 1976 on ABC.
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For Sunday daytime, of course, you may need something for Mom.
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In the daytime, he said, he tried not to bother anyone.
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During summer, daytime temperatures in Lashkar Gah frequently reach 115 degrees.
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Over all, though, the network is still No. 3 in daytime.
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In daytime, Pluto's frozen nitrogen heart warms enough to become vapor.
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The participants also completed sleep diaries and recorded their daytime sleepiness.
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He won a Daytime Emmy as best supporting actor in 1979.
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Daytime parties mean Muslim women" — Ms. Ahmed included — "feel more comfortable.
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Meals during Sydney's daytime hours are spicier and more vibrantly flavored.
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On the airwaves, however, he is daytime television's new big hit.
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CNN and MSNBC have also seen big increases in daytime audiences.
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Its daytime high Wednesday is forecast to be 15 below zero.
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A local children's hospital uses it as a daytime recreation space.
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It had also stopped daytime drinking at its in-house bar.
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It had also stopped daytime drinking at its in-house bar.
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So they&aposre born without a sense of night or daytime.
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The daytime high in the city Wednesday was 453 below zero.
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On Thursday, the singer appeared on Kelly Clarkson's daytime talk show.
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Actor Thom Bierdz's return to reprise his starring role on the daytime soap opera The Young & the Restless sounds like something out of—well, it sounds like something that could only happen on a daytime soap opera.
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There's more to come… There are three types of tickets available • Daytime conference and evening awards tickets (valid all day, June 13th) – this ticket includes the daytime conference and the awards dinner with ceremony and after party.
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"Very warm overnight temperatures limit recovery from daytime heat," the NWS said.
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Days of Our Lives airs Monday through Friday on NBC's daytime lineup.
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When you're a kid, the daytime sky is like a movie screen.
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Turns out, the date night look was also perfected suited for daytime.
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Currently, CBS Daytime shows rack up about 28 million viewers each week.
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However, Braxton told ET that she was eyeing a daytime TV comeback.
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"I can't sleep at night but daytime I have trouble staying awake."
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The story is as convoluted and ridiculous as a Japanese daytime melodrama.
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Days is essentially an American institution when it comes to daytime drama.
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Two lions in the area, however, appeared unperturbed by the daytime darkness.
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The scene allegedly shot in São Paulo takes place in the daytime.
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Read These Stories Next:Why Do I Still Watch Trashy Daytime Talk Shows?
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Sharing your photos of the tower in the daytime is completely legal.
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From the Carolinas to Maine, daytime highs reached the upper 90s Sunday.
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Winfrey dominated daytime TV with a show that ran for 22008 years.
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He appeared to be solo in the vehicle during his daytime outing.
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Their goal was to make $1,000 through combined daytime and evening sales.
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Her last show on the daytime talk program will be Aug. 2.
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McCain said during an October appearance on his daughter's daytime talk show.
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Daytime Adventures Dolly PythonAn aesthetically awesome vintage store that's split in two.
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We're working daytime doing Tracker and we're working nighttime doing the magazine.
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Palace documents have confirmed Hirohito&aposs daytime meeting with Tojo on Dec.
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In the 90s, Oprah Winfrey was the queen of daytime TV giving.
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You can still order a Pink Ombre drink once daytime rolls around.
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One Halloween-themed daytime show started off with a real-life scare.
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Things also go weird when my daytime bosses came into the restaurant.
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That's when she declared her superiority to the former Queen of daytime.
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The daytime parade, once plagued by violence, is now a peaceable event.
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I wear it daytime and nighttime, which I think is really nice.
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And for that reason, I've been photographing [the sites] during the daytime.
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Her face is as calm as a moon in a daytime sky.
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But key to the daytime is all the speakers and invited guests.
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Sativa strains are "more energetic and appropriate for daytime use," Elliott says.
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Despite my daytime viewing with a gaggle of girlfriends, I was terrified.
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I made a promise to myself not to watch any daytime television.
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The development was debated ad nauseam on the "Donahue" daytime talk show.
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Feature Not long ago, politicians didn't take the daytime talk show seriously.
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The pearl tends to replicate a natural-looking bait in the daytime.
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Rain fell hard, the wind howled, and the daytime sky grew dark.
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During the daytime, movement is allowed in groups smaller than three people.
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Something other than bats must have turned the butterflies into daytime fliers.
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"Tomorrow, during the daytime, it's going to be tense," the official said.
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The city's daytime high on Wednesday might only reach 553 below zero.
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Daytime satellite views of the ground are equally, if not more, dramatic.
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The show caught on, winning a Peabody Award and a daytime Emmy.
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Hall's new show will likely provide competition for Kelly's daytime program. TVNewser.
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If you're lucky, it's blue in the daytime and black at night.
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The main wild cards are morning fog and any daytime cloud cover.
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Dayvigo may lead to complex sleep behaviors and can impair daytime wakefulness.
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Dayvigo may lead to complex sleep behaviors and can impair daytime wakefulness.
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Shia LaBeouf won a Daytime Emmy for playing Louis on "Even Stevens."
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Ms. Kelly will have to design her daytime talk show from scratch.
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They formed the audience base of her daytime talk show for decades.
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Surprisingly light and fun, this is what daytime dreams are made of.
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What were the daytime highs and lows two years ago last Tuesday?
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If pajamas in the daytime make you feel better -- have at it.
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It confuses your brain into thinking it's daytime when it's actually bedtime.
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Clarkson, 37, whose new daytime program The Kelly Clarkson Show starts on Sept.
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But the Trump administration can on certain afternoons resemble a daytime soap opera.
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"I was in infatuation," she told Ellen DeGeneres on her daytime show Tuesday.
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" 22017 - Wins the Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Game Show Host for "Jeopardy!
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The winners were announced on Tuesday, June 14, following The Europas daytime conference.
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The menu centers around daytime lunches, sandwiches, and salads, like an American deli.
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Steve Harvey is uncertain about the fate of his popular daytime talk show.
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I can wear it during the day to some sort of daytime event.
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"I am a daytime employee and seldom interact with the guests," Jones said.
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The Kardashian kingdom is indeed impressive, but they've yet to conquer daytime talk.
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Together, they hatched a scheme to bring the late night party to daytime.
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Which brings us to the one-time queen of daytime TV, Star Jones.
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No smoking inside, 18 daytime guests and only 12 can spend the night.
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Her daytime meals include toast with eggs or chicken with rice and beans.
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She doesn't believe that DeGeneres shows her full self on the daytime program.
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I started with some daytime shows like Alex's Day Off, which Bobby produced.
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The test, however, took place during daytime and intercepted a single incoming missile.
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Michael's favorites included British daytime TV shows Loose Women and Richard and Judy.
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"During the daytime everything is rather rigid in the mission architecture," he says.
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However, daytime TV icon Winfrey has another idea in mind for the show.
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His important efforts landed him an appearance on Ellen DeGeneres' daytime talk show.
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Eating and drinking is not permitted in the daytime during the fasting month.
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Keeping down the number of what Schuchat called "aggressive daytime biters" is tough.
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"Like, what's wrong with you?" the daytime talk show host added of Trump.
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He also does this by leaning in for a daytime soap-ready kiss.
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For her first event, Heard's daytime look included a colorful, printed cutout dress.
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Michelle Obama is trying out a new gig: daytime TV talk show host.
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It has been nominated for seven Daytime Emmys and an NAACP Image Award.
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His destination is the daytime disco for the elderly in New Hyundai Core.
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"I haven't watched the show once," the Daytime Emmy winner said in May.
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Don't have one!" she says, adding, "Will probably never get [a Daytime Emmy].
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I try to go out if it's daytime and sleep when it's night.
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It is set to be a politically charged week for the daytime chatfest.
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"Feud" had the easiest transition, since Steve Harvey hosts the daytime version, too.
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ET and run through the daytime, when most Americans have been at work.
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TOCOM's trading day consists of a night session followed by a daytime session.
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These mosquitoes rest in the daytime and bite at dusk or after dark.
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People like Kelly, people like Wendy, they're like the Michael Jordans of daytime.
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My normal "daytime" click is "3," which has a nice thump to it.
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The daytime audience she'll now be courting is housewives who are disproportionately minority.
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Many people think that the worst part of insomnia is the daytime grogginess.
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On Tuesday, Kim Kardashian West appeared on "The Real," a daytime talk show.
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The daytime attack appeared premeditated, with civilians present left unharmed, the statement said.
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In daytime, the protein degrades in accordance with the insects' sleep-wake cycle.
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Walmart employees will keep their regular daytime or evening shifts, the company said.
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Listening to television has becoming her go-to entertainment, particularly daytime courtroom shows.
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For 25 years, in other words, the daytime has been a net loss.
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A cool breeze cut through the thick, balmy air of the waning daytime.
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Cooking, talk shows, painting, '90s daytime cable television, even people just lifting weights.
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And to make it even tougher, the occultations are happening during daytime hours.
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Walking in the daytime and doing rideshares at night worked out for me.
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They surface at daytime, midnight and dawn, the deaths keeping to no clock.
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Baseball has not held a World Series game in the daytime since 1987.
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Beachfront cabanas can be reserved for daytime lounging or private, torch-lit dining.
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The daytime airing prevents many potential viewers from being able to tune in.
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Students in late-starting schools also reported less daytime sleepiness, the authors note.
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Its daytime audience rose by 50%, and its prime-time audience by 70%.
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Up until a few weeks ago, he even had a daytime talk show.
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The FX tally did not include reality shows, daytime dramas or children's series.
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But I prefer Chew-Bose's version: the daytime moon as empowered and impish.
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It is a briefing, not a news event that supplants daytime soap operas.
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Amazon is using six robots to deliver packages on weekdays during daytime hours.
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Batali left his ABC daytime series "The Chew" in light of the allegations.
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"It would be a really bright star visible in the daytime," Guinan said.
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It's not the first time that Lloyd's has cracked down on daytime drinking.
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Dispersion of sunlight by air molecules is why the daytime sky is blue.
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"The Kelly Clarkson Show," a daytime talk show, has also been suspended temporarily.
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While daytime temperatures have been extreme, some nighttime temperatures have also hit records.
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Now he's used daytime TV to release, or say he's released, medical results.
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I've played in the daytime, you know, at 120 (degrees Fahrenheit, 49 Celsius).
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My typical daytime outfit is leggings or jeans and an oversize T-shirt.
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This animation also features OLI daytime information about the location of roads and coastlines.
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" 1989 - Wins his first Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Game Show Host for "Jeopardy!
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LONDON — The world of daytime television in Britain is a strange and wonderful place.
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"The Young and the Restless" actress Eileen Davidson is leaving daytime drama once more.
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The daytime talk show will dedicate two episodes to Avery's case, airing Monday, Oct.
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The daytime host was surprised, but looked at the bright side of the things.
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Zara and Mike Tindall had a daytime date to take in the tennis matches.
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I opted for beach daytime and a guided meditation with tranquil, spa-like music.
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Egan's portrayal earned her nominations for Daytime Emmy Awards in both 2013 and 2014.
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Daytime Megyn isn't here for your pesky divisive politics or West Coast earth tones.
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The daytime playlist kicks off with DC local Wale but also features some surprises.
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Right now, demand peaks during the daytime, far exceeding the supply of baseload power.
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Record low daytime temperatures Friday and Saturday behind the "bomb cyclone" in the Northeast.
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We decided to do a daytime talk show that's high-energy, fun and informative.
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IBWC officials have since ordered the gate be kept open during daytime work hours.
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The exercise helps guarantee sound daytime sleeps, and the movement has improved his digestion.
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Find yourself a pair for the daytime and a pair for a night out.
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Listen to the tracks on the White House Spotify links here: daytime and nighttime.
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Nighttime missions are considered far more difficult and dangerous than those in the daytime.
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Agnes Nixon, the daytime TV titan behind "All My Children," died early Wednesday morning.
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He also left the ABC daytime television show "The Chew" after the allegations surfaced.
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If you have normal light exposure during the daytime, it has very little effect.
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Yep, Raven is leaving daytime TV to star in a That's So Raven reboot.
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Trading runs until 2.30am Chinese time, to overlap with daytime in America and Europe.
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Clearly impressed, Walters invited Behar to join the cast of her daytime talk show.
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Average British daytime demand for electricity is about 32 GW, depending on the season.
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After the 10 minutes of daytime darkness ended, they built the webs back up.
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He watched daytime TV and movies — Back to the Future, Furious 7, anything really.
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Ellen DeGeneres is considering leaving her hit daytime talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
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Two of these, Whoopi Goldberg and songwriter Robert Lopez, have won a daytime Emmy.
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Sunfall, London's newest daytime festival, has just announced its lineup for the July 9.
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I then adjusted the app's "bedtime hours" to limit calls to certain daytime hours.
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Unlike the majority of UK festivals, Fresh Island doesn't have a daytime line-up.
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Eating a high-fat diet may lead to daytime sleepiness, a new study concludes.
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If North Korea is experiencing an economic miracle, it is a purely daytime affair.
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"They are zombified and forced to turn out," he wrote during a daytime message.
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The headlights are high-tech: halogen bi-function projectors with LED daytime running lights.
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And as daytime audiences shrunk, talk grew, while higher-priced soap operas were cancelled.
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The daytime talk-show host will only be hitting three cities this time around.
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Still others take advantage of daytime naps, including a quick rest for the driver.
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He is said to have followed them home, usually attacking them during the daytime.
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The workers in those positions were given the option to switch to daytime shifts.
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The daytime host noted that it seemed like Darden was in love with Clark.
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The gallery is outfitted with blacklight, which alters the paintings even during daytime hours.
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Abuh is often allowed to wander freely around the park grounds during daytime hours.
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It's the "daytime" approach to nighttime, and it's the key to looking effortlessly amazing.
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While watching Fox News, he complimented the appearance of the daytime host Jenna Lee.
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Part of making Valentino a touch more democratic was his renewed focus on daytime.
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Lai recommends light housekeeping, cleaning, and walking as a daytime itinerary for the sleepless.
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Meanwhile, daytime temperatures on the Moon can reach a sweltering 127°C (260°F).
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There are also daytime and evening naturalist-led snowshoe tours (first come, first served).
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Daytime talk show The Ellen DeGeneres Show, which also films on the Warner Bros.
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Shortly after the birth of her daughter, Roberts enrolls in a daytime wellness hospital.
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The attack, conducted in the daytime and on a busy road, was unusually audacious.
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In 2013 he was presented with a lifetime achievement award at the Daytime Emmys.
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The network has been nominated for four International Emmy Awards and one Daytime Emmy.
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The impact: Light pollution is associated with sleep deprivation, impaired daytime functioning and obesity.
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Follow that coffee aroma to Aldo's, a small-batch coffee roaster and daytime hangout.
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Perhaps, like Diogenes the Cynic, you'll find me carrying a lamp in the daytime.
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Showers and thunderstorms are possible through daytime Saturday, and a few could be severe.
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The brazen daytime killing was captured by a school's security camera, drawing national attention.
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It isn't a self-aware riff on the turning, churning worlds of daytime soaps.
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Since at least the 1970s, summer daytime temperatures have reached 100 degrees or higher.
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The daytime co-hosts' heated bipartisan debates are played down as disagreement among friends.
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Barrymore will host a new syndicated daytime talk show, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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The original "American Idol" winner made the announcement Friday on her daytime talk show.
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But were you expecting it in the form of a melodramatic daytime soap opera?
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Alice has moved from self-produced video blogs to hosting a daytime talk show.
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Max and Cuddy are apparently daytime narcoleptics who couldn't care less about a laser.
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Other accountancy firms have suggested holding daytime events rather than after-hours drinks parties.
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She started babysitting to make extra money outside of her daytime job in insurance.
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Julie Chen will be leaving her daytime gig at "The Talk" ... TMZ has confirmed.
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I was in the studio in the daytime, and she was there at night.
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The ports are reopening with a limited capacity, but during the daytime only, Buell says.
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The public face of ICAN, however, is Del Bigtree, a former daytime television show producer.
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For example, junior doctors will no longer be paid extra for daytime work on Saturdays.
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"I worked at night, and so I would go to the daytime games," he says.
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She recently took home a Daytime Emmy for best actress in April for the role.
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If you do go to the beach though, you should probably stick to a daytime.
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Daytime: I was both jumpsuit and turtleneck agnostic until Sarah put me in this outfit.
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Also, it will be nice to swing around a city in the daytime for once.
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Xyrem is an approved treatment for excessive daytime sleepiness and cataplexy in patients with narcolepsy.
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Daytime temperatures in the Eucla district were forecast at up to 42 Celsius (108 Fahrenheit).
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Janitors and cleaning staff, disproportionately women, typically work in an empty buildings, after daytime hours.
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She frequently appeared on Fox's opinion shows with her reporting, as well as daytime newscasts.
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If you hear daytime scratching, you probably have squirrels; most other rodent intruders are nocturnal.
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The militants said that they didn't move in the daytime, when they might be visible.
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Gudetama first appeared on a short televised animation, filling the gap between two daytime programmes.
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Ellen DeGeneres has revealed she's thinking about retiring from her long-running daytime talk show.
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Wendy Williams is apologizing after a "less than stellar" appearance on her daytime talk show.
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All throughout the daytime portion, you will receive mini-bottles of your friend's favorite booze.
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Furthermore, this gravity wave only appeared during the daytime on Venus, generally in the afternoon.
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If that daytime event was about white supremacy, the nighttime event was about white power.
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He wanted her daytime rock-star look, her press-conference look, and her stage look.
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I watch daytime TV, which gives me the nostalgia of staying home sick from school.
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Many North Koreans own solar panels, which power daytime activity not shown in night lights.
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Other notable wins at the Daytime Emmys included General Hospital for outstanding drama and Live!
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During his conversation with DeGeneres, the daytime talk show host recalled her early dating days.
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DeGeneres' Star Is Born trailer came as Gaga paid a visit to the daytime show.
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Check out the four products she swears by for a quick and easy daytime look.
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It was a zany twist, and it was also a first in daytime soap history.
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He says being an educator is not only his daytime job but his life mission.
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For years, I spent my daytime life hustling towards my dream of becoming an actor.
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Baxter herself was interviewed on London's LBC Radio and the daytime television program This Morning.
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The daytime diva's divorce comes after 21 years of marriage — and a particularly trying time.
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Not just "few thousand retweets" viral — I mean invitations to go on daytime television viral.
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"The Oprah Winfrey Show" still remains the highest-rated daytime talk show in American history.
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Meanwhile, the Patterson matriarch, Helen (Margaret Avery) is on a mission at a daytime mixer.
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But the daytime soap opera queen did eventually pick up her Emmy after 18 tries.
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Lorenzo Sciotti, Dayuse's business development manager, says most daytime reservations are now used for business.
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He began calling her late at night, but she wanted to meet in the daytime.
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With a cold six-pack of beers, he finds creative inspiration away from daytime pressures.
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Doctors are advising pregnant women to wear mosquito repellent and long sleeves during daytime hours.
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And it's bold and beautiful, with apologies to the daytime soap of the same name.
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"Tomorrow is Election Day, and everyone must vote," the daytime talk show host tells Sen.
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Demonstrations have generally started with daytime marches that are broken up by National Guard troops.
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Zee has been juggling DWTS, her daytime job at GMA and being a new mother.
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"Co-parenting is good," Chyna told RuPaul Charles on his new Fox daytime talk show.
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During the daytime, they live under their families' thumb, but at night, they become godlike.
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If some light comes in at the end of the tunnel, we know: It's daytime.
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But there are some ways to have fun like locals if you have daytime downtime.
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The show won two Daytime Emmys for outstanding drama series and eight Emmys for writing.
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Daytime temperatures in the hours before the truck arrived had topped 100 Fahrenheit (37.8 Celsius).
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Wednesday on The Talk, host Sara Gilbert announced the nominees for the Daytime Emmy Awards.
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With a cold six-pack of beers, he finds creative inspiration away from daytime pressures.
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Hollywood Nation: The singer is reportedly shooting a pilot for a syndicated daytime talk show.
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What is the impact of streaming head to head against our primetime or daytime telecast?
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Griffin said the daytime change from opinion to more traditional news coverage was an imperative.
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There was a long kiss in the elevator and a view unobstructed by daytime tourists.
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However, daytime sleepiness was tied to lower student-teacher closeness regardless of age and sex.
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But many of the country's favorite daytime and late-night shows are temporarily stopping production.
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The program won some Daytime Emmys but was canceled in 1982 because of low ratings.
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That's because of a gap between daytime and overnight returns in the American stock market.
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All announcements must include daytime, evening and cellphone numbers for the couple and their parents.
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Mr. Felsher testified that "Tic-Tac-Dough," a daytime show appearing weekdays, was relatively honest.
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He began as a daytime anchor alongside Megyn Kelly until she got her own show.
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The Greek government has effectively imposed a daytime curfew within the camps, between 7 a.m.
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But daytime viewing has improved as the ridge has turned bright green with new foliage.
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I went to high school in the daytime, lost myself in Hardy, du Maurier, Donne.
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"Shepard Smith Reporting" and "Special Report" are Fox News' daytime and evening news programs, respectively.
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Both Obamas appeared on the daytime show during their tenures as president and first lady.
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Many cars' daytime running lights switch on automatically as soon as the engine is started.
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Japan scrapped the prohibition on daytime running lights last year, after negotiations with the association.
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Hotel rates drop precipitously, while the average daytime temperatures remain in the 60s and 70s.
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Now, check out Steve's joke, which aired on his eponymous daytime talk show in 2015.
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Little is known about Banksy, whose work is inspired by cannabis resin and daytime television.
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I usually read at night because most of my daytime reading is work-related research.
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I like the daytime classes because it's usually a 17-year-old kid and me.
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"It would be definitely in the daytime and Scarlett will certainly be there," he joked.
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He was a daytime host during the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro last year.
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At one point the daytime version was attracting 78 percent of viewers 18 to 49.
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"We've begun adding daytime programs in response to the interest of this demographic," she said.
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Once it's daytime, "optimize your light exposure to help adjust your body clock," she advises.
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The longtime journalist, who launched the daytime talk show in 1997, turned 90 on Wednesday.
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At one point the daytime version was attracting 21999 percent of viewers 22007 to 49.
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The Star Destroyers above us zipped back into hyperspace, and it became daytime once again.
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Today, millions of people tune in for each episode of her wholesome daytime talk show.
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Some overnight shelters have added daytime hours, and multiple churches are opening up hospitality spaces.
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Ellen DeGeneres tweeted that her daytime talk show would be shot without a studio audience.
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It's 212:216, with no indication of daytime or nighttime, and the circus has arrived.
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It is daytime in the left panel of the diptych and nighttime in the right.
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On busier daytime flights, it can take an hour to get to all the passengers.
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The daytime exterior scenes are beautifully lit, while the dark interior scenes are hauntingly shadowed.
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Wrestling is often linked to daytime soaps as a way to delegitimize both as "low culture," but the comparison is apt; both wrestling and daytime soaps continually weave stories together, rewrite and remix their own histories, and regularly drive their fans mad with bad decisions.
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Normally, the moon shares some time with the daytime sky during June, according to Sky & Telescope.
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The Fox News star says she's headed to NBC, where she'll host a daytime news program.
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Disturbingly, the study also found that disruptions to nocturnal pollination affects the daytime pollinator system, too.
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The journey from Club France to the Athlete's Village takes around 47 minutes in the daytime.
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Though I like to drink at a bar in the daytime because nobody is ever there.
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Eligible daytime conference ticket holders will receive an invite to upgrade their ticket to include PathFounders.
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The result is intentionally matchy-matchy and perfect for office meetings and daytime weekend hangs alike.
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Although scores of Gazans attend, the night protests are not as big as in the daytime.
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The daytime-talk-show-host-turned-media-mogul used Twitter to discuss hanging out with Bush.
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Daytime voting makes for a lot less drama, and a lot less theatrics before happy hour.
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Daytime and primetime soaps had, of course, been telling continuing stories for decades at that point.
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Yet the kitschy daytime clamor works, while Sadelle's stab at evening elegance hasn't come together yet.
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That number grew to 1,620 programs when daytime drama, children's programming, and unscripted shows were included.
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As it ends, our droids have crash-landed in the daytime heat of a desert planet.
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But Wiseman focused on the park during the daytime, capturing the buzz of life it represents.
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That hasn't stopped DeGeneres from poking fun at the KarJenner baby boom on her daytime show.
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Isn't it great when daytime TV gives you a side of striptease with your morning coffee?
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During the daytime, the circadian rhythm in our mouths actually produces saliva that neutralizes that acid.
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The Daytime Emmy Award-winner made a short return in 2015 for the show's 50th anniversary.
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The daytime talk show host filed for divorce after two decades of marriage, a source confirmed.
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The scientists suspect that this particular color scheme allowed the snake to camouflage itself during daytime.
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On a classic daytime soap opera, this storytelling model happens on the week-to-week basis.
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"I'll watch it in the daytime, but I'm not going to be in it," she said.
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And the music stars are teaming up with another daytime bigwig: Oprah production alum Lisa Erspamer.
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Courtney Barnett and Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros are appropriately indie to play some daytime sets.
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The other appreciable Night Sight advantage in daytime will mostly be felt by Pixel 3 owners.
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She now hosts Spanish-language daytime talk shows Un Nuevo Dia (Telemundo) and Despierta America (Univision).
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We can't take away what we said in the light of day just because it's daytime.
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In its place, the network will air Kelly Clarkson's new daytime show, The Kelly Clarkson Show.
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The Wendy Williams Show airs on daytime five days a week, check local listings for times.
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"It doesn't matter if you're super minimal, this is just an easy daytime palette," he says.
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This project creates energy during the daytime to power up the 4,500 houses on quiet name.
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Others turn to self-help books, the arrangement of planets in the cosmos, or daytime television.
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The message is clear: If you're watching CNN's daytime programming, you're probably looking for a savior.
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Such daytime success spurred a rush of big-budget, prime-time soaps, from Dallas to Dynasty.
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I don't drink alone, rarely in the daytime, no blacking out after nights at the pub.
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There is a sly pleasure in sneaking into daytime darkness, pulling a fast one on society.
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The network also announced the end of the daytime cooking show The Chew after seven seasons.
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The downside: Because they are solar powered, the Loon balloons only offer service during the daytime.
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Steve Harvey's daytime talk show has been canceled by NBC after seven years with the network.
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The 63-year-old was cited for her work in ABC daytime television and well beyond.
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That finding lined up with the analysis of healing times in daytime and nighttime burn victims.
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On daytime TV, he called the head of the national assembly, Henry Ramos Allup, a "motherfucker".
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Robinson appeared on Harry Connick Jr.'s daytime talk show Wednesday and talked about slimming down.
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Before my scheduled talk in the evening, I went to my terrible daytime movie ("Jupiter Ascending").
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How it impacts people: If there's enough of it, it could make daytime seem like night.
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Maybe next time the kids should just enjoy their parties in the daytime when it's safe.
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Booker was the first 2020 Democratic White House hopeful to appear on DeGeneres's daytime talk show.
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It was a neat little trick, but it can't be done during a daytime football game.
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Mr. Name spent months afterward in hermetic solitude, rarely emerging from his room during the daytime.
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Dietz suggested turning toward workplaces to implement healthy living strategies and cut down on daytime snacking.
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In 2016, she won a Daytime Emmy when the show was named outstanding entertainment talk show.
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I run a cabinet-making shop [as well], which is my daytime job, if you like.
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Atlanta rappers danced "The Dab" before Hillary Clinton brought the meme to daytime television on Ellen.
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Rome protected its streets by limiting chariot traffic and put a daytime ban on commercial carts.
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You'd woke up and daytime television were these trash talk shows, Jerry Springer and Jenny Jones.
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One occurs within an hour or two after waking, and the other after the daytime dip.
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The small size of the aperture of the eye bones indicates Oculudentavis was active during daytime.
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Mr. Batali was fired from the ABC daytime food show "The Chew," which was subsequently canceled.
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But because Venus is very bright, it is still visible during the daytime without a telescope.
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Outside, lights illuminate the main strip so it almost feels like daytime, or at least, twilight.
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"Daytime protests are peaceful," Ms. Ng, an interior designer, said as the sun began to set.
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Daytime television was introduced on receivers like the Philco Tandem Predicta in the 1950s and '60s.
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Go deeper: Mercury is having a moment This company wants to track satellites during the daytime
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" His mother, Sharon Osbourne, also talked about it Tuesday on her CBS daytime show "The Talk.
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Here you'll find a mirror image of daytime TV as imagined by an online shopping behemoth.
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That comes from the unique place daytime shows like "Judge Judy" have in the media landscape.
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And how she has rebounded, stronger than ever, by creating her own syndicated daytime talk show.
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The daytime moon has always struck me as a little sad: weak, diminished, out of place.
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So, in the daytime, a sloth actually can&apost see anything &aposcause it&aposs too bright.
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The centers will have restrooms, bottled water, battery charging and air-conditioned rooms during daytime hours.
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Daytime running lights, hydraulic brakes, and three-speed electronic predictive shifting just add to the appeal.
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Bailey won three Daytime Emmy Awards for outstanding game show host (in 2010, 2011, and 2013).
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I know to book a window seat on red-eyes and an aisle in the daytime.
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Those products were marketed in health magazines, on daytime and nighttime talk shows and in infomercials.
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And how she has rebounded, stronger than ever, by creating her own syndicated daytime talk show.
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He skimmed it quickly, almost dismissively; it was for the daytime sale, which featured lesser objects.
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And if we're going to include them, we might as well include Leachman's one daytime Emmy.
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In summer, the average daytime population, including renters and day-trippers, can push 50,000, officials say.
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Photos were taken during lunar daytime - and obviously you can't see the stars during the day.
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BPM comes outta the gate strong with a daytime affair at the intimate, beachside Canibal Royal.
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It's not just minors who are forced to eat in the daytime, but college students too.
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There are high schoolers who know her as nothing other than a daytime talk-show host.
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If you work at night and are trying to sleep during the day, or you're jet lagged and trying to sleep at a time when the circadian system thinks it's daytime, melatonin can help blunt that daytime alerting signal from the clock and help you sleep.
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Which is why the tension and awkwardness during the daytime portion of our date really surprised me.
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Daytime temperatures in northwest Libya have been in the mid to high 30s Celsius in recent days.
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The reader can recall how it feels when soil covets the cool night air well into daytime.
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He joined the daytime drama in 1982 and was featured intermittently until his last appearance this year.
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Daytime stargazing isn't usually a thing, and for good reason—the Sun outshines pretty much everything else.
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First, fans of Ellen demanded that the gospel singer not appear on the popular daytime talk show.
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Consider the Today show the coffee of daytime TV: It's here to start your morning off right.
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Joy Villa made a statement on the red carpet at the 227 Daytime Emmy Awards on Sunday.
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I also remember this show as the daytime answer to my obsession with Buffy The Vampire Slayer.
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I worked two customer service jobs, daytime and night, plus lived off the assistance of my parents.
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Scott is also an actor, and has appeared on shows like Daytime Divas and Grace and Frankie.
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Quality food was important, given that the daytime fare involved a lot of Cheetos and M&M's.
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But particularly daytime TV. A lot of people have tried and a lot of people have failed.
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Campos surfaced briefly for a daytime television interivew with talk show host Ellen DeGeneres that aired Oct.
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Broadly speaking, it's how soap operas are structured, particularly daytime ones that inch glacially toward their climaxes.
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While the kids thoroughly enjoyed their floats, total sales fell short of the daytime goal of $300.
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" Meghan McCain is a media personality who co-hosts the popular ABC daytime talk show "The View.
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The end of daytime TV gossip queen Wendy Williams' 21-year marriage hasn't been short on drama.
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In terms of daytime dressing, our top style priorities are pretty obvious: looking cool and feeling comfortable.
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Shanghai nickel, meanwhile, struck a record high overnight and was up more 5% in Thursday's daytime session.
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But I'm a daytime flier who doesn't own a car and enjoys taking my drones on trips.
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But for daytime, especially if you're beach-bound, experiment with neon pins, which can be really cute.
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Kristoff St. John's peers helped preserve his legacy at the 2019 Daytime Emmy Awards on Sunday night.
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October was CNN's most watched month since 2008 in total daytime programming among adults 25 to 54.
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The Clippers began the daytime double with a 1413-104 loss Saturday afternoon to the Memphis Grizzlies.
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So, now that we've seen the awards show-apropos version, how, exactly, could this work for daytime?
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Because daytime routines work their way into dreams, we should pose the same question in our sleep.
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This wouldn't be the first time that Barrymore has considered moving into the daytime television realm, either.
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Incorporate Chill Accessories A few well-played accessories work to keep this maxi-dress look daytime-friendly.
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In the daytime, they would send a woman dressed as a mourner to go through the graveyard.
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That hasn't stopped DeGeneres from poking fun at the KarJenner baby boom on her daytime show, though.
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She was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award at the 42nd annual Daytime Emmy Awards in April 2015.
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Promescent was profiled on the daytime TV show "The Doctors" the same week Duration's launch was announced.
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Austin, Texas (CNN)Daytime turns to dusk as Natalie St. Clair's phone lights up with text messages.
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That same day, Ellen DeGeneres and the staff of her daytime talk show jumped on the bandwagon.
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With four women of color serving as hosts, it's the most diverse talk show on daytime television.
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In Europe, London and Paris stand out—daytime pollution there is consistently higher than the WHO's guidelines.
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But daytime levels of nitrogen dioxide exceed the WHO's one-year limit almost 80% of the time.
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The 46-year-old is also hosting a new daytime show, set to air at 9 a.m.
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There are evening versions, and most of the daytime styles have elastic to keep them in place.
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" From a viewer in North Hollywood, California: "KABC Channel 7 TV Los Angeles was airing Daytime Jeopardy!
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Debate paying for a last-minute upgrade and decide it isn't worth it for a daytime flight.
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The existence of daytime variation in chemotherapy efficiency and toxicity has been well known for many years.
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She went on to host the syndicated daytime show, "The Joan Rivers Show," from 1989 to 1993.
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Teigen discussed her past struggle with infertility in 2015 on her now canceled daytime talk show, FABLife.
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Regis Philbin, 88, the longtime daytime TV personality and host of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
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He staged a daytime explosion event, a circle of black clouds in the desert outside the city.
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The site will also transition from a daytime theme to a nighttime theme as the day progresses.
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Kelly has reportedly become so disengaged that he's taken to making his gym trips a daytime event.
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I stopped eating during the daytime, and, eventually, I stopped shitting (I was a chronically constipated child).
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Daytime winter temperatures average minus 12 Celsius (10.4 Fahrenheit), but can fall as low as minus 13C.
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Last night, she and co-host Michael Strahan won the Daytime Emmy for Best Entertainment Talk Show.
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It was definitely more of a daytime album than Whine of the Mystic, in terms of recording.
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Even the northernmost points of North Dakota, Maine and Michigan will have daytime highs above 50 degrees.
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The LED headlights have an automatic high-beam assist feature, as well as LED daytime running lights.
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There's something punk rock about this daytime playfulness matched with an evening menu that pulls zero punches.
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Mr. Green, 216, is a senior producer for "Rachael Ray," the daytime talk show in New York.
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It's great for daytime coffee and nice at night, except for the lighting that seemed overly bright.
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American soccer moms' favorite daytime talk show host was Ellen DeGeneres, a woman who married a woman.
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Yes, it was politicians ensnared in scandal, but also think about what was going in your daytime.
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I've always liked a daytime party so I was definitely excited to go and check it out.
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Daytime highs (actual occurred near midnight last night) are in the low-to-mid 50s most spots.
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Research shows most viewers of "Judge Judy" and other daytime shows lean Democratic and are overwhelmingly female.
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The no live audience precaution has already been taken by numerous daytime talk shows in the area.
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During the daytime portion of the date, Peter prods 23-year-old Hannah Ann about her age.
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I planned to get there just before sunset, so I could compare both daytime and evening views.
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It was the stuff of daytime talk shows -- but played out in this most formal of settings.
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Each features a relatively neutral color scheme, so all the colors work for daytime or nighttime looks.
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If the O.J. Simpson trial was a long-running daytime soap, this was democracy in binge mode.
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This was a blockbuster week for the White House press briefing, already daytime television's big new hit.
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Typically, the introduction of a Supreme Court nominee occurs during the daytime, when viewership is relatively lower.
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He wanted to break up CNN's daytime programming, which ran together as an endless breaking news cycle.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) announced Monday that she'd be back on ABC's daytime talk show one week later.
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When it comes to extreme heat events, a lot of attention is paid to daytime high temperatures.
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Daytime events include business seminars, as well as three days of clinics in mental and physical health.
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" On Fox News, daytime hosts noted the news conference presented an "opportunity for him to act presidential.
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If they try to start it in the daytime, people will just hang out all night anyway.
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I've had a good run of being awake during the daytime and I'd like to change that.
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EST Friday, allowing Democrats to hold a historic vote in the daytime instead of close to midnight.
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Over all, Fox News is the most popular venue for daytime viewers to watch the congressional hearings.
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Parnas has asked the court to relax his home detention so he can leave during the daytime.
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Skimping on sleep can lead to excessive daytime sleepiness, fatigue, clumsiness and weight gain or weight loss.
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Also coming in 20203 to Facebook Watch is Steve Harvey's new daytime talk show, STEVE on Watch.
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Mr. Green, 37, is a senior producer for "Rachael Ray," the daytime talk show in New York.
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Alex: Again, the daytime-talk format here is making this easier on Biden than a normal interview.
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Charging your devices during the daytime is one thing, but what about when the sun goes down?
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The daytime drowsiness, however, negatively impacted my life too much for me to consider taking it regularly.
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That lag accounts for some of the nighttime sleeplessness and daytime sluggishness we experience while traveling, Zeitzer says.
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It's devastating to not only the cast and crew of Y&R but to the whole daytime industry.
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Normally, throughout the June month, the moon shares some time with the daytime sky, according to Sky & Telescope.
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Every city is quiet in the morning, but not every city has such massive motion in the daytime.
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"GMA" used to be part of ABC Entertainment and "The View" was, until recently, part of ABC Daytime.
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The daytime pollinators can't keep up, resulting in less fruit production and fewer food resources for these insects.
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The White House's official Spotify account wasted no time in compiling the president's daytime hits into a playlist.
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The happy couple later showed off their engagement bling on the Daytime Emmys red carpet that same year.
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Ellen Degeneres responded to irate fans with a tweet regarding Kim Burrell's appearance on the comedian's daytime show.
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Meanwhile, the Chanels gush over a daytime television doctor (and fellow Kappa alumnae), Doctor Scarlett Lovin (Brooke Shields).
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Frank Saunders, Met Office Chief Operational Meteorologist, said daytime temperatures would struggle to rise above freezing this week.
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A self-titled daytime talk show, Bethenny, followed in 2013 — cancelled a year later do to low ratings.
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The daytime TV host was hanging with another host, Andy Cohen, on his SiriusXM show Monday in NYC.
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Bynes' portrayal of the Judge Trudy character was a spinoff of the court daytime TV show "Judge Judy."
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"Turns out, I guess, Orlando had this whole evening planned out," Seacrest said on the daytime talk show.
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That's good enough to put Clarkson in fourth place among syndicated daytime talk shows, according to Nielsen data.
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It'll be the third ground landing attempt for SpaceX, but the first one to occur during they daytime.
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Catering to the needs of daytime drinkers, there are plenty of spots in NYC that offer bottomless deals.
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The premise is a daytime courtroom TV show, "Judge Barry," led by SNL guest host Chance the Rapper.
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The former queen of daytime credits her recent weight loss of more than 20 pounds to Weight Watchers.
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Despite the disorder and the high prices, I'd come back to daytime Sadelle's for fish, bagels and eggs.
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Two days after she was reportedly hospitalized, Williams was on set to host her popular daytime talk show.
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It was styled for daytime, but looks just right for evening wear — and spring, summer and winter too.
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"That's exactly it," affirms Gum, who also works a daytime job at the local Stonewall LGBTQ rights center.
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So, for many of us, buying a daytime moisturizer that also contains SPF is a total no-brainer.
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It's a way to have your daytime outfits give a subtle hat-tip to your evening alter ego.
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As per The Age, the match began just after 12.30am AEDT, thanks to daytime matches which ran overtime.
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Markle, on the other hand, wore Givenchy to the daytime ceremony and Stella McCartney to the evening reception.
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Martin then paired long lashes, dark liner, and a neutral daytime smoky eye with a pale pink lip.
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It's been three years, and they've both quit their daytime jobs to manage event space rentals full-time.
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Earlier in the day, Queen Elizabeth hosted the daytime gathering following the wedding ceremony and procession through Windsor.
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I'm wearing a blazer with pretty much everything these days — casual for daytime and dressed up at night.
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Earlier in the day, Queen Elizabeth hosted the daytime gathering following the wedding ceremony and procession through Windsor.
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Live with Kelly and Michael won Daytime Emmys in both 2015 and 2016 for Outstanding Talk Show Hosts.
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As the default health expert of the group, given my daytime hours spent writing and editing for Health.
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Despite her decades-long status as the Queen of Daytime, it's hard to believe Susan Lucci is 70.
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Maybe we're just so accustomed to the Kardashian-Jenner's daytime Balmain cameos that this styling feels totally feasible.
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The show – held as a daytime luncheon on the beach and airing live on IFC at 5 p.m.
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Earth will pass through the thickest part of the comet&aposs trail during the daytime hours on Aug.
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Trees can lower summer daytime temperatures by as much as 10 degrees Fahrenheit, according to a recent study.
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The researchers analyzed the daytime variations of ultraviolet light reflected by the lunar surface from 2009 to 2016.
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"He's a very fine man," Senator McCain said during an October appearance on his daughter's daytime talk show.
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I came through the ranks, did a training course and within a year I had a daytime show.
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Each mask is optimized for a specific purpose, from hydration to shimmer to an anti-pollution daytime treatment.
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You might also brux during tense daytime events, like while lifting weights, chopping vegetables, or attending stressful meetings.
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Trump had changed from her covered-up daytime suit into a sleeveless dress of red, white and blue.
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It's divided between daytime and nighttime songs, and includes songs by Fiona Apple, D'Angelo, and Chance the Rapper.
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Davidson joined the show in season five while still working on the sets of two daytime television shows.
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Judge Judy Sheindlin shocked fans when she debuted a new hairstyle at the Daytime Emmy Awards on Sunday.
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The show is set in the fictional Midwestern town of Salem and has garnered 43 Daytime Emmy Awards.
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In daytime Paris, at least one of these pollutants exceeded the WHO's limit for 82% of the time.
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The daytime talk show host says she's been "locked out" of the White House after forgetting her identification.
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The queen of daytime comedy takes on Queen Bey in this cute spoof of the "Hold Up" video.
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Islamic State fighters were doing most of their fighting at night and not moving much in the daytime.
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"It's different," Armand Poulhen, a 24-year-old graduate student, said during a recent daytime party in Montreuil.
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In the daytime, Tamu Tamu is a quick-service restaurant that serves everything from Dole Whip to brownies.
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Twice makes two types of toothpaste ($17/2-pack), one for daytime use and one for nighttime use.
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The sobs and drama nonetheless did keep flowing, first in daytime soap operas and later in nighttime soaps.
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The president will make his first in-studio appearance since 2007 on the daytime talk show on Feb.
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But restrictions at its ports, with one closed and another operating only during the daytime, has limited shipping.
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Thousands more from around the world tuned in to livestreams and watched as the distant daytime skies darkened.
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They were styled for daytime, but looked just right for evening wear — and spring, summer and winter too.
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DeGeneres often has celebrities and figures featured in viral videos make guest appearances on her daytime talk show.
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Gina notices socks everywhere she goes, and in winter wears two pairs, one during daytime, another to bed.
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Do you expect to continue to work this shift or would you like to go back to daytime?
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Particularly strict at the Wedge, the ban prohibits using any board during peak daytime hours in the summer.
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I like to think of my experience joining Phi Alpha Tau as some kind of daytime movie special.
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"People respected her and liked her, but she wasn't relatable to the typical daytime audience," Mr. Weisman said.
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The Olympics are, of course, a pretty special case: a huge amount of sports, played during daytime hours.
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Her career is affording her the opportunity to share her brand of politics with viewers of daytime television.
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Other central banks also detailed new plans during daytime hours in Asia, with little effect on stock markets.
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The booth is staffed only during the daytime, according to Andina, and drivers often cut through the plain.
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Even if we resist, dreams have a way of sneaking into conscious territory and influencing our daytime mood.
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Parents reported their children's sleep duration, how often they awoke at night, daytime sleepiness and other sleep patterns.
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He also liked the fact that the U.S.T.A. scheduled three daytime matches there while Ashe only had two.
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Daytime activities such as snorkeling, yoga, dance lessons, mini-golf, tennis, and non-motorized watersports are all free.
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By 1975, NBC's daytime ratings surpassed both CBS and ABC for the first time in a dozen years.
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The flames erupted as daytime temperatures in Santa Clarita climbed into the high-90s Fahrenheit, according to CNS.
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The only thing missing from their daytime date, truth be told, is some Halo Top ice cream ©.
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Some daytime fairgoers will do nearly anything to stay for the after-closing fun, including hiding in outhouses.
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Chester's infidelities were among the more mundane events on "Soap," a prime-time sendup of daytime soap operas.
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Safety-wise, we thought if we're in the daytime, we can control them as long as we're awake.
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That's good news for brunchgoers, and any daytime meal here should include a few of the menu's snacks.
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The displays would vary — a single white circle, an image of the daytime sky, a soft red glow.
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The bidding and the badinage was "his own form of daytime cabaret," said Angus Wilkie, an antiques dealer.
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If your life would suck without Kelly Clarkson's daytime talk show, good news: It's getting a second season!
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The long-running NBC daytime soap will be renewed for a 56th season, Entertainment Weekly reported on Thursday.
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Daytime viewers of Fox News and MSNBC on Friday would have encountered some overlap in the channels' commentary.
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Galleries are plunged into darkness, and the vast entrance foyer that throbs with tourists in daytime is deserted.
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Yung recommends combating these effects by wearing sunscreen and a hat, even using an umbrella during the daytime.
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Classic old Mexico: grand architecture, six guest rooms, daytime meals, an outdoor pool, a winery and equestrian activities.
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This sentence describes a common but slightly disorienting experience: seeing the moon in the still-bright daytime sky.
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