Yet, Night Time, My Time is like a proto- Melodrama.
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Still, at night time we're quiet and no one talks.
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I take my pup out for his night time pee.
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You want to be watching TV in the night time.
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The sky is overcast, making it feel like night time.
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The ShFE exchange has suspended night-time trading until further notice.
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Once he's done his business, I do my night time routine.
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NASA just released some stunning night-time photographs of the Earth.
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So, what was the reason for the night-time dance party??
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Both platforms reserve their harshest punishments for night time phone use.
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It's sad Sunday night time, so I want to my nostalgia playlist.
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I've been a steady advocate of night time tea for a while.
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There was a median of 8 individuals awake throughout night-time periods.
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TfL figures show demand for night-time travel is on the rise.
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The site claims that's a 70 percent saving on night time use.
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It gave no details about the circumstances of the night-time shooting.
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There is no battery system to store energy for night-time distribution.
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Essentially, the group have offered up a night time joyride through London.
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Without it, even decently lit night-time photos will look very dark.
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Except for Minneapolis, the cities already had night-time flights to Haneda.
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"We feel like completely strangers," Paz said during a night-time stroll.
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"At night time, you feel like you're at the Hollywood Bowl," Makowsky says.
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A thicker layer is great at night time to hydrate when I'm sleeping.
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The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time by Mark Haddon.
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We of course followed this up with a night time zip line ride.
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"I like oatmeal, train stations, night-time and chamomile tea," one poster read.
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We're at the other side of the world, it's night-time where we live.
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Now, you might want to consider a night time visit to look *up* instead.
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Come night time, Walter and the guys have a new prank up their sleeve.
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On that particular run, I began to fantasise about a night-time male curfew.
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At the same time, many local municipalities have imposed night-time curfews on Syrians.
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The night time low was expected to be around 90 degrees, the NWS said.
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And, in typical Winfrey-fashion, her night-time routine includes a little self-reflection.
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But local activists have accused Museveni of blaming female victims of night-time violence.
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A night-time curfew has been imposed in the territory amid ongoing security concerns.
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It was night time, there was a smoke machine, and he was wearing sunglasses.
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It gets pretty slow in the night time, especially when it's cool like this.
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I started using any free time—meal hours, bathroom breaks, night time just to read.
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"Reputation for me was city scape-night time-darkness … like full swamp witch," she said.
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Yet that night-time scene in the harem reflects some bleak realities of court life.
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Cameroon (the team pictured) lost a third of its delegation in three night-time absconsions.
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They need a suction cup glass holder that'll vastly improve their night time bath ritual!
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Kem Sokha was taken from his home in handcuffs after a night-time police raid.
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He suffered injuries during night-time operations and his death is under an accident investigation.
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I start my night time skincare routine and throw some food together for tomorrow's lunch.
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After our walk, I snack on a banana, do my night time routine, and PTFO.
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Survivor has been on since 13 and still regularly wins its Wednesday night time period.
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As good as the iPhone camera is, its night-time shooting doesn't quite hold up.
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We don't just go out and get drunk at night time, sleep all day—no.
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They can also opt to only have the feature kick in during night-time rides.
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"Prime time baby," screamed Sharapova, now 18-0 in night time matches on Arthur Ashe.
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" The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time " also had an unconventional narrator.
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In the torrential night-time rain, the sheets that covered them clung to the bodies.
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"We are reviewing our policy of evacuating the wounded in night time," Mr. Panic said.
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FX has given "The Weekly" a 30-week commitment and a Sunday night time slot.
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"Night time culture has always been a really important part of Dalston's fabric," he says.
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Asked if anything interrupted his sleep, he said it was night-time forays to the fridge.
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Discs wider than that distorted under their own weight and the variations of night-time temperature.
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Officers need thermal-imaging cameras for night-time patrols, and vehicles that can go off-road.
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You'll survive without it, but this is not the best phone for taking night-time photos.
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Plus, they also counter night-time perspiration, so you can wake up each morning feeling refreshed.
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This year the city's bad-air index did indeed shoot up during the night-time revelry.
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In fact, Rouleau includes it in her Night Time Spot Lotion to dry out pustular blemishes.
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Ultimately though, the night time is the best time because it cultivates an entirely different energy.
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In Rovaniemi, Northern Finland, people have lately been treated to night time dances in the sky.
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These night-time champions may be able to achieve better relations between governments, neighbourhoods and clubs.
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In theory, night workers could avoid health problems by completely switching to a night-time schedule.
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A night time practice of meditation might make you feel better rested in the morning too.
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This eventually subsided, although the prickliness still returns for occasional night-time cameos in his feet.
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Every night, her special time is for cuddles and a night-time story with her Mum.
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Kolvin is the head of Cornerstone Barristers and on the board of the Night Time Industries Association.
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Interestingly, we found that the fungus especially activates genes encoding for secreted proteins during the night-time.
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Hunters have also this week been given new options to hunt the nocturnal animals at night time.
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One of the rubber boats broke apart in the middle of the night-time rescue, Avis said.
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It was for his track "Night Time Love", and the grainy clip amassed just under 2,000 views.
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And after a night-time encounter at a Red Army checkpoint, Mathilde realises she is vulnerable too.
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In the night time, no children are allowed and then the customers can do anything they want.
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It could thus add £77m ($100m) a year to the night-time economy by 2029, he reckons.
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The machine also features a sleep timer and a quiet night-time mode with a dimmed display.
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When night time rolls around, you simply pull the couch "back" forward to create a bed again.
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And word to the wise, night time is when we're most susceptible to persuasion, so be careful.
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A: In general, 21 percent of deaths happen during just three hours of the day — night time.
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Unknown attackers set fire to her home during a night time raid, killing five of her children.
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The weekday lunch crowd may be bigger, but the night time dinner crowd may be smaller, obviously.
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It's also introduced a night-time look to make the app easier on the eyes in the dark.
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Still, there is one person who won't be embarking on any more night-time trading adventures anytime soon.
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Another continued a dangerous night-time mission deep in enemy territory despite sustaining extensive damage to his aircraft.
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After washing with Proactive, John begins his night-time moisturizing with his favorite line of products, Natura Bissé.
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This instalment focuses on a night-time ride through San Francisco, and covers an entire hour of driving.
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" Essentially, lights could be driving away night-time pollinators, which "could lead to less fruit and fewer plants.
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All of the paid volunteers were asked to measure their night time movements with specialist equipment each evening.
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And it achieved this success while occupying a Friday night time slot, where shows typically have fewer viewers.
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Rice yields may decline by an average of 10% for every 1ºC rise in average night-time temperatures.
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Yet, in brief conversation with THUMP, Alan Miller, who chairs the Night Time Industries Association, was resolutely upbeat.
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At night time, the city hums with jazz music by the park and chattering by the movie theater.
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An Iranian state television report showed a missile being fired from a fortified underground silo at night time.
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"So it may mean that they don't have as good a quality of sleep at night time but if they're able to supplement that with a nap during the day that is timed to be aligned with the Australian night time, they can actually help to supplement their sleep," she said.
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Night Time, My Time is awash in grunge and industrial-lite influences with some glittery 80s pop peaking through.
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Sanders only has one event on his schedule Tuesday: a night-time rally in Manchester after the polls close.
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There is no weekend or night time production for those cars today, according to the current and former employees.
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Others include humidity, air pollution, wind conditions, the minimum night-time temperature and how long the hot spell lasts.
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James Corden is laying to rest rumors that he will be taking over Stephen Colbert's late-night time slot.
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With the eclipsed sun high over ahead, Turcat switched on the night-time navigation lights in the midday darkness.
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Nigerian sailors rescued the hijacked oil tanker in a dramatic night-time rescue in which they killed one pirate.
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The final two scenes show a night-time archaeological dig around Anubis, Egypt, home to heroes Ana and Pharah.
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" When the inspector objects, "The dog did nothing in the night-time," Holmes replies, "That was the curious incident.
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Under ISWA, men must wear long beards, night-time movements are restricted, and prayers are compulsory, the herder said.
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"It felt like I was living in a movie, especially at night time — it's a totally glamorous environment," he said.
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I make a cup of Pukka Night Time tea (THE BEST tea for falling asleep!) and am out by 229.
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Unbeknownst of Hermione, Veronica burns all the drugs and the equipment in a night time bonfire with her not-boyfriend.
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Onto these flashy frames it fixed glow-in-the-dark wheels, hoping perhaps for a night-time edge over competitors.
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Autonomous cars use a wide range of sensors to navigate, including cameras—which are obviously pretty useless at night time.
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I shower, complete my night time skin care with the addition of the Aztec clay mask, and head to bed.
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"At night time, when the wind is blowing, the bamboo makes its own music," Khaled explains of the zen vibe.
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This is often a patient movie, given an edge by pointedly oppressive night-time cinematography and a murky underwater score.
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"The team seems to be determined to work during night time to release the remaining whales," Whale Stranding Indonesia reported.
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Forestburgh Playhouse, in the town of Forestburgh, will host a late-night "Time of My Life!" cabaret show on Aug.
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During the night time portion of the group date, Peter tries to kiss the Hannah away with Sydney and Mykenna.
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Mandated night time deliveries could have a similar impact, reducing congestion by 15 percent and cutting delivery costs by 28%.
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Forty-nine people died in 2016 when another building collapsed during a heavy night-time downpour in a poor neighborhood.
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He pointed out that night-time spending is primarily driven by Broadway shows and other cultural activities in those places.
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Most of her experience comes from stage roles, including one in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time.
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Sadiq Khan, the Mayor of London, is poised to hire a "Night Czar" to further boost the city's night-time economy.
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And then, afterwards, with Carrie, where we would go down the hill and pull pranks on ms Reynolds come night time.
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I would be like, 'I can't wait until night time, so I can go back to bed and just lay there.
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Night-time tornadoes can be dangerous events, as it's hard to see where the storms are and which way they're heading.
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Alan Miller of the Night Time Industries Association, a lobby group, argues that the police crack down on clubs too readily.
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The visionary Marianne Elliott ("The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time") directs, with Andrew Garfield as Prior Walter.
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While conventional wisdom indicates that "Jack" was a pastiche of many different night-time attackers, nobody's been able to prove it.
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This week, it said it would resume night-time rides but only for drivers picking up passengers of the same sex.
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I let my dogs out and let my four rescue kittens out of their night time prison of the guest bedroom.
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" He walked a similar tightrope in his other recent Broadway outing, "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.
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Those who received the oral insulin had a mean night-time glucose reduction of nearly 6.5 percent compared with a placebo.
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But because of the lack of visibility during night time, they have to search huge areas of water, looking for food.
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"At night time I had to take out all the things, the packs of rice, to make a bed," she says.
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"Come autumn, there's a lot of illegal trading that goes on at night time," said Li Peng, an electrician in Linjiang.
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After the violence, police set up checkpoints across the city, and imposed a night-time curfew Tuesday to prevent further clashes.
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The Deuce premieres on September 10th, taking over the Sunday night time slot Game of Thrones will leave open after August 27th.
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The announcements drew the ire of Lebanese social media users during the day, and may have helped bolster the night-time protests.
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We will be assessing the Citymapper service to see what lessons might be drawn for night-time transport provision in the future.
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In the beginning these included a night-time football league in Glasgow's east end, held during the peak hours for gang violence.
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It turns out that sharing your own pictures of the iconic structure at night-time is a violation of the artist's copyright.
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Meet Rose who just made her debut as Toby in the play The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.
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No light came in at all, and the only way you knew it was night time was because it got really cold.
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About 80% of ASMR fans watch the videos at night time to prepare to go to bed, according to the same survey.
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Frederick paints photorealist settings within rural settings at night time, giving us cityfolk an intimate view of the rest of the country.
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Organizations such as the Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) were created to monitor the shutdowns and help offer or enact new initiatives.
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The couple saw the hit play The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time at the Gielgud Theatre, PEOPLE confirms.
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I feel like this record really captures the hollow bravado that can come with trying to find love in the night time.
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By way of serene contrast, the ad shows Mrs Clinton reading briefing books in what looks like a night-time White House.
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Subrahmanyam said 12 of 22 districts in Jammu and Kashmir were functioning normally, with night time restrictions in five of the 12.
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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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"I finally felt safe," said the 238-year-old mother of her family's night-time trek to the city in April 210.
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On Thursday, Night Time Industries Association deputy chair Alexander Proud claimed fabric would appeal the Islington Council's decision to revoke its license.
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NBC announced in March 2019 that Singh would be taking over the network's late-night time slot previously filled by Carson Daly.
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Sanders had initially planned to hold a night-time rally Wednesday in Iowa, but it was cancelled due to the impeachment schedule.
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Other camera improvements include 26K video recording at 220FPS, implode super-steady zoom and the addition of night time hyper-lapse shooting.
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It isn't just your health that suffers from the night-time restlessness; you can end up completely sabotaging your social life too.
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"The government must take responsibility for the night-time swearing-in, which was carried out secretly from the public," he told Reuters.
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Lanzon also pointed out the sign encourages previously unconcerned residents to complain, potentially killing off the night time industry in the area.
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Rejoice night-owls and homebodies alike, for Tuesday night is the last moment where night time will be longer than day time.
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"The night-time economy has increased foot traffic for these commercial properties," Wei said, noting that major consumption occurs between 6 p.m.
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" Children who fell ill were twice as likely to have skipped dinner, which, according to the researchers, probably resulted in "night-time hypoglycaemia.
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It's the first street circuit in Asia for the F1, and was the first night-time race for the high-end motor sport.
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The issue also serves as a visual introduction to Masochism, the follow up to her excellent debut, 207's Night Time, My Time.
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The regulator came to the decision after an Instagram user with 32,000 followers, ThisMamaLife, posted an ad for Phenergan Night Time sleeping tablets.
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Instead, passengers were subject to bogus surcharges (a fee for airport pickup, for example) or charged the night-time fare in the daytime.
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So they were subject to bogus surcharges (a fee for airport pickup, for example), or charged the night-time fare in the daytime.
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As his photos show, Wilson's now an experienced urban explorer, having climbed cathedrals, towers and cranes in the name of night-time photography.
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Singapore hosts the Formula One Grand Prix night time motorsport event in September yearly and concerns have surfaced in previous years over visibility.
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The regulator came to the decision after an Instagram user with 28,000 followers, ThisMamaLife, posted an ad for Phenergan Night Time sleeping tablets.
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Roofs made of concrete, the most common material in Pakistan, elevate night-time temperatures indoors by approximately 3 degrees Celsius, ISET-Pakistan found.
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As a teenager she invented a brightly-colored flea collar for pets that would make them visible to cars at night, Time reports.
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She started by skipping breakfast and night-time snacks, and later moved on to a 60-day challenge of fasting every other day.
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Between Ghost and Night Time, My Time, Ferreira's work remains true to a feeling that pop music doesn't have to be pure, pleasant escapism.
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Fink's version, on the other hand, is nearly indistinguishable from standard, athleisure-style leggings—except they can light up for a night-time jog.
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Chile's military has taken over security in Santiago, a city of 6 million people now under a state of emergency with night-time curfews.
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Chile's military has since taken over security in Santiago, a city of 833 million now under a state of emergency with night-time curfews.
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On Wednesday night, the singer showed fans another side of himself by posting an unexpected tutorial detailing his night-time beauty regimen to Snapchat.
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They study data on wave quality, crowdsourced from picky surfers, and satellite images of night-time light intensity, a handy proxy for economic activity.
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Then the production company Renegade 83 conceived of "Naked and Afraid" and Discovery gave it the green light and a Sunday night time slot.
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So I'd hold your aunt tightly onto my back and keep her quiet as we made our way across the mountains at night time.
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"Two women were victims of snake bites last time they went to collect water at night time," Changla Mro told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The Tony-winning "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" will end its run this September after opening in fall 2014.
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On the less extreme end of the spectrum, those left untreated can look forward to seriously disturbed night-time sleep and excessive daytime sleepiness.
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Being surrounded by quietude, night-time listening to what they call bush babies … that's kind of a primate … listening to these sounds at night.
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For instance, Las Vegas has reversible lanes, complex pick-up and drop-off zones, high temperatures and more night-time activity, the company said.
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Image quality from the 360 camera is comparable to the Insta360's One X, but with slightly better night time stabilization and HDR video.
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It was here, last month, that 17 Syrians froze to death in a night-time snowstorm while trying to cross the mountains into Lebanon.
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You dread the night time, when your brain coagulates around the nadir of your emotions, yet you embrace the darkness because it hides you.
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The night-time economy is a garden that needs to be tended and nourished, rather than grown wild, as it has been to date.
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"Humans are now this ubiquitous terrifying force on the planet and we are driving all the other mammals back into the night-time," she says.
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It's also possible that alcohol played a part in helping my brain relax, when it wanted to be at its most alert at night-time.
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Only Magnum, asked to compete in a tough Monday night time slot without much lead-in support, seems like it's being thrown to the wolves.
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It turns out to be a surprisingly excellent read, and reminds me a lot of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time.
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Night time in the ocean really should make you feel this small and insignificant in the face of these beautiful, svelte, but wicked-grinned animals.
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To conclude his night-time regimen, John sprays this finishing mist in the air in front of his face, and then headbutts it...totally normal.
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The company website adds that it won't hire women who smoke, or have previously worked in night-time work establishments such as nightclubs or cabarets.
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The pop star opened up about the former friends' famous falling-out during her appearance on the Carpool Karaoke primetime special last night, Time reports.
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The campaign will be backed by the Night Time Industries Association, who are hoping to raise £500,000 in order to support the club's legal fees.
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On a night-time visit business-school students surrounded his tomb, as Franciscans in black robes charmed them with stories of their austere daily lives.
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She had some success acting, landing a role on Broadway in "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," but also kept writing.
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HBO may be making a case for subtitled appointment television with My Brilliant Friend, whose first season aired in the coveted Sunday night time slot.
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The night time stabilization is a big improvement for steadying shots, but it doesn't reduce the amount of noise you can see in the blacks.
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Shopping malls are among some ways that businesses are adapting to the promotion of night-time economy, and it's not just by extending operating hours.
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Meituan said other cities, such as Hangzhou and Shaoxing, saw more than 40% growth in night-time orders during the first half of the year.
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One hospital in the eastern suburb of Beijing announced in August that it would open a night-time clinic on weekdays from 4:50 p.m.
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Last December, they were spotted in the West End after taking in a performance of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time together.
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These people also said that Tesla has suspended night time production of its Model S sedans and Model X SUVs at its Fremont, California car plant.
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Now, with more than four years since Night Time, My Time was released, nearing every day to five years, Ferreira's return is that much more necessary.
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But the night-time transformation of the moon into a bloody-red orb can be seen by anyone on the Earth below while it is night.
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There's also a beta version of Sleep Score, which is designed to give you more insight into your night-time habits and, I suppose, gamify sleep.
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For night time, Vanngo recommends a heavier cream, like Colbert MD Soothe Night Moisturizer or La Mer Crème de la Mer (if you can find the $$).
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I made it through 9 books that month, including one of my favorites, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time by Mark Haddon.
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In a space that could accommodate several thousand spectators, only about 200 people showed up, huddled together wearing scarves and hats against the night-time cold.
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Sub Chroma is meant to be a hybridization of a night time dance party, a physical art gallery, and a generative display of street art live.
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Now that Google has proven you can take excellent night-time photos with just software improvements, it's time for Apple to step up its game too.
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According to the job posting, the night czar will "shape London's future as a 225-hour city" and "champion the value of London's night time culture".
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Likewise, bednets helped bring night-time transmission under control—but mosquitoes have adapted their behavior, starting to bite at dusk and dawn, when people aren't protected.
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Haddon remains best known as the author of "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," but that book's playfulness eludes this dark collection.
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Although one interesting study did show honey was more effective than cough medicine for reducing night time coughs of children, improving their sleep (and their parents').
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In response, the government deployed paramilitary soldiers on night-time patrols in the diplomatic quarter and a number of companies stepped up security for visiting executives.
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The first entry, Tram Stop, features an anxiety-producing oscillations between day and night time, as seen from the back of a tram in Poznan, Poland.
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Dar Youssef's uncle, Khaled Abu Ayyoush, said the youth's parents, two brothers and two sisters had lived in the house razed in the night-time operation.
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The Congolese government has blamed the ADF for attacks going back years, including dozens of night-time massacres since 2014 that have killed hundreds of civilians.
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" The results said that children who fell ill were twice as likely to have skipped dinner, which, according to the researchers probably resulted in "night-time hypoglycaemia.
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At night time when they should be asleep but they're addicted to the light, you can turn their phones off – you can turn off Instagram or Twitter.
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The moment of totality, according to Dr Diego, is its own phenomenon, similar to night-time but different, with the landscape bathed in the corona's faint light.
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If you turn it on, you'll see a bright, daylight-time photo on your desktop during the day, and a soothing, night-time photo in the evening.
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Night-time footage later posted on social media, purporting to show victims, revealed bodies piled in the back of pickup trucks, with more scattered along a road.
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Schettino was lambasted by the Italian media and branded "Captain Coward" for leaving the stricken ship while a chaotic night-time rescue operation was in full flow.
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Businesses and London's mayor, Sadiq Khan, argue that the night-time Tube will give a welcome boost to an economy still anxious about the consequences of Brexit.
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The council's decision is final, but Alan Miller, Chair of the Night Time Industries Association, has said the NTIA would start a fund to fight the decision.
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London's current mayor, Boris Johnson, is also seeking to appoint a "night-time commissioner" to the city, who would act on behalf on clubs and bars rights.
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The video is essentially five straight minutes of summer worship, capturing everything that's great about the season—sunkissed shoulders, dripping ice cream cones, night time mini-golf.
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It combines calming sounds, bedtime stories, breathing techniques, guided meditations, and body-mind exercises to help you overcome insomnia, tinnitus, night-time anxiety, and lower everyday stress.
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As in "Wild Things" and "Night Kitchen," a child embarks on a night-time journey, has a strange, dreamlike adventure, and returns safely home in the end.
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The previous record-holders were "Matilda the Musical" and "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," both hits in London before opening on Broadway.
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I used to have a great night time routine full of retinoids and elixirs but since becoming pregnant I gotta be on that no harsh chemicals grind.
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At a meeting this week, the Economic Development Committee heard from business owners and the public about the benefits and disadvantages of fostering a night-time economy.
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In a statement released yesterday by the London Assembly, Boris, and his crack squad of whoever the fuck it is that actually works for him in that sliced-gherkin of a tower on the Southbank, confirmed that they'll be launching a "six month investigation into what should be done to protect and manage the night time economy," as part of a scheme they've imaginatively titled the Night Time Commission.
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Doreen Pollack fled Chicago cold for Phoenix more than two decades ago, but in the past 30 years night time summer heat has increased almost 63 degrees there.
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It took the US another 10 years before American Special Forces soldiers killed the Al Qaeda leader during a night-time raid in the Pakistani city of Abbottabad.
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In his continued efforts to support the nightlife community in London, mayor Sadiq Khan has appointed lawyer Philip Kolvin QC to chair of the revamped Night Time Commission.
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White nights are a boon for tour operators like Alexei Filippov, who runs night-time boat cruises through the city&aposs canals, past imperial palaces in the twilight.
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Come night time, the streets were deserted as the workforce, from industries as varied as finance and retail, made its escape to greener pastures such as Orange County.
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Greaves' perceptions and behaviors are very close to those of protagonist Christopher Boone in Mark Haddon's 2003 bestseller The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.
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Well here's a list of stuff that's ruined for us: parking, and walking, and Uber, and ponytails, and bathrobes, and night time, and drinking, and hotels, and vans.
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The service will play a key role in opening up London's night-time economy to new opportunities, supporting around 2,000 permanent jobs and boosting London's economy by £360m.
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A 64-year-old Indonesian metalworker, who has lived illegally in Malaysia for nine years, said that on a night-time journey home last year, his boat capsized.
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So iOS 13 would be the perfect time for Apple to introduce a quality night-time shooting mode (and flex some of its AI muscle in the process).
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"I had to change my camera settings from night-time to daylight ones quickly as I shifted from shooting the launch pad to the flying spacecraft," Shamil says.
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Most warnings about heat stress focus on peak temperatures during the day, but rising night-time temperatures are adding to the indirect effects, said NCAR scientist Caspar Ammann.
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Coupled with our findings, I think we would suggest that altering the mix of venues, that is bring more sober people into the night time environment, might help.
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Virgin Group CEO and founder Richard Branson might be known for his adventurous attitude, but he has a tame night-time routine, as well as a reasonable bedtime.
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Wong and Chow were released on bail and the case was adjourned until November 8, but they will be subject to travel restrictions and a night-time curfew.
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Unlike tightly controlled Singapore, where Kim took a surprise night time stroll before his summit with U.S. President Donald Trump in June, Seoul is routinely roiled by protests.
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I always find it incredible when you have these crazy parties, and you see the sun rising, and you see day and night, time and space melt together.
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While I'm personally not a devout night-time runner, Adidas releasing an all-new Boost silhouette for $130 was reason enough for me to show interest in them.
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With everything from night time shooting, photo editing in Lightroom, and drone shots, the world of cameras is constantly expanding and there is always something new to learn.
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The military and police used tear gas and a water cannon against protesters over the weekend, with a night-time curfew also placed on residents in major cities.
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I guess i think of it as kind of more of a night-time mood album, dark imagery that is still vivid, not washed out or too aggressive.
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"I like beer, but in my opinion beer is only for the afternoon, not for the night time—I drink wine during this time, no matter what," Renaud says.
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For example, Las Vegas provides interesting scenarios for our vehicles to encounter, like reversible lanes, complex pick-up and drop-off zones, high temperatures and more night-time activity.
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"And I thought that night time is so intimate and so special, so the book is really just about saying thank you for the little, tiny things," she added.
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Night-time helicopters were assisting efforts to control the blaze, it said, continuing the work of 10 air tankers that doused the area fire retardant earlier in the day.
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Like, at night-time that's when I get [post traumatic stress disorder] from what happened and almost every single night I get terrified that I'm gonna lose this baby.
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Click here to view original GIFHere's a wonderful video by Franck Matellini showing daytime and night time in London right next to each other, all at the same time.
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"The problem with wind in this region is it tends to be night-time wind, so we do need something to balance that mix," said Chief Executive Emma Collins.
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Ms. DesRoche is the trainer for the Broadway hit "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," which features a rat, played by an albino named Toby.
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If anyone can pull off an ode to David Lynch it's Sky, whose dreamy 2013 masterpiece "Night Time, My Time" is practically Fire Walk With Me liquidated and bottled.
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"When the police come now, they know exactly who they are looking for," says one young man in Cibitoke, who has been dodging night-time patrols for months now.
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After a stop-and-start year of delays, Londoners will at last be able to board a night-time Tube service beginning in the early hours of August 20th.
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Marianne Elliott is a theater director whose productions of "War Horse" and "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" have won Tony Awards for best director.
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FUNDAMENTALS * ALUMINIUM: The most-traded February aluminum contract on the ShFE fell as much as 2030% in night-time trading to 210,211 yuan a tonne, its lowest since Dec.
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FUNDAMENTALS * ALUMINIUM: The most-traded February aluminium contract on the ShFE fell as much as 2030% in night-time trading to 210,211 yuan a tonne, its lowest since Dec.
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LAS VEGAS — When Elaine and Robert Jacobs of Mansfield, Ohio, checked in for their three-night time-share vacation on Monday, the receptionist told them to expect tight security.
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NIGHT-TIME VIGIL In a 2013 meeting filmed by investors, Byrne described himself as acting as CEO of EuroFX, which claimed to have special techniques to trade foreign exchange.
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In Beijing, the Forbidden City held a light show in February that was part of its first night-time opening since it became a museum nearly a century ago.
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Participants increasingly use social media to organize, with dozens of groups containing thousands of members dedicated to hare coursing and night-time hunting — known as "lamping" — found on Facebook.
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Organizers say the intention of the night-time events is to fray the nerves of Israeli military lookouts and to lower morale in Israeli villages along the 30-mile frontier.
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Chile's military has taken over security in Santiago, a city of 2760 million people now under a state of emergency with night-time curfews as 272.5,000 soldiers patrol the streets.
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Alex Sharp: British stage actor who landed the lead in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time and appeared in How to Talk to Girls at Parties.
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With a delayed premiere and a weekly Friday night time slot, The Amber Rose Show wasn't put in a position to rake in the same viewership as Kimmel and Fallon.
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Kunasek, 41, called for a night-time curfew for asylum seekers in 2016 and curbing asylum seekers' access to health services in 2015, according to human rights group SOS Mitmensch.
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Imagine learning that your nerdy friend is probably an Avenger but also still terrified of his aunt walking in at any moment and grounding him from night-time vigilante activity.
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" The child details many frightening specifics about her so-called friend: "Her yellow eyelashes mean she can see in the dark — she only comes to see me at night-time.
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It's eight years since Wild Beasts first record, and eight years since my first nights out, and it seems like both of our relationships with the night time has changed.
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IT HAS taken an age to leave the platform, but on August 20th, shortly after midnight, London's first night-time Tube train will at last pull out of Brixton station.
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Apart from holding back the onset of winter rains across Pakistan, El Niño is also causing large fluctuations between day and night-time temperatures, Rasul added – another headache for farmers.
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Central and southeastern Europe have been gripped by freezing weather and snowstorms for days, with night-time temperatures dropping below minus 20 degrees Celsius (minus 4 Fahrenheit) in some areas.
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"We have a battery bank that, during the day, when the sun is a lot, some of the energy is… stored for night time use by the customers," he added.
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Things that come along with children — like night-time feedings, diaper changes and mountains of laundry — are time-consuming to do yourself and expensive to pay someone else to do.
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We didn't really realize how noisy it was until night time when all the trucks are going down it [...] These curtains reduced the interstate noise to just a low hum.
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FUNDAMENTALS * ALUMINIUM: The most-traded February aluminum contract on the ShFE fell as much as 1.1% in night-time trading to 13,960 yuan ($2,004.57) a tonne, its lowest since Dec.
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There's Philips AVENT BPA Free Night Time Pacifier, which is affordable, but parents say that the glow-in-the-dark functionality barely works and runs out of charge very quickly.
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Frequently No. 1 in the overnight ratings in its Tuesday night time slot, the most recent episode of "This Is Us" drew 9.7 million viewers, according to overnight Nielsen ratings.
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Sensor fusion technology which merges the capabilities of sensors of varied attributes to enable early and accurate recognition, even in challenging conditions such as fog, backlight and night-time driving.
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We ask the city to explore ways to enhance our night time economy, including ways to improve and update late liquor licensing, licensing types, transportation, community safety, and special events.
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The song's desperate night-time loneliness—"Cathy, I'm lost, I said though I knew she was sleeping / I'm empty and aching and I don't know why"—is Mr Simon's default setting.
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Such a state of being is conjured with dazzling effectiveness in "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," which opened on Sunday night at the Ethel Barrymore Theater.
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Overstimulated by the cafeteria and the food, Aza goes into a "thought spiral," stream-of-conscious concerns reminiscent of Mark Haddon's The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time.
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Keep things casual during the day with a pair of cute sneakers, then elevate your look by slipping into a pair of strappy heels for a more formal night time affair.
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The scene: a busy street at night time, cars cruise through a green light on the intersection in the background, there's a chain link fence in shot: it's a rough neighbourhood.
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Other moves include the possibility of night-time doping controls and the detection of micro doses of drugs, making the three-week race one of the most scrutinized ever sporting events.
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There are actually cricket sounds in the song in the middle break which, to me, give the track a bit of a night time vibe—right before the sun comes up.
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It features the eclectic, shapeshifting artist engaging in hilltop ceremonies involving dentist's tools, then itinerantly yet purposefully roaming through a baron land, and culminates in an ecstatic night time dance performance.
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This is something that will require extensive night-time and low light environment testing to test in full, but early results (visible below) show plenty of detail retained and bright scenes.
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Night-time burns - sustained between 8pm to 8am - were 95 percent healed after an average of 28 days, compared with only 17 days if the burn happened between 8am and 8pm.
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For Ramirez-Ruiz, this growth since the field's humble beginnings is a natural consequence of modern "celestial cinematography"—telescopes that shoot night-by-night time-lapse video across the entire sky.
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Back then it was all lust and alcopops, but we grow up; and as we grow up, the night time stops being an adventure playground and brings with it new dangers.
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The exercises included a repeated three-aircraft attack on a target at sea, combined fire-and-manoeuvre tactics, and night-time operations, the magazine said without revealing details of the drills.
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As he toured the streets on a night-time walkabout and posed for selfies with the Singaporean foreign minister, he was treated more like a rock star than a pariah autocrat.
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Citizen scientists in Arizona monitored the bat's night-time use of hummingbird feeders, providing biologists with a better understanding of the elusive creature's migratory and other habits, U.S. wildlife managers said.
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"We are ready (even) for night-time attacks, and the enemy is closely monitored, but our intelligence does not point to war," General Abdolrahim Mousavi was quoted as saying by Fars.
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Mr. Stephens is best known here for his Tony-winning adaptation of Mark Haddon's novel, "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," which opened on Broadway in 2014.
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The pants have new pockets that better fit necessary tools, more colorful gear for safety reasons during the day and night time and are stitched with a new type of fabric.
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"In a night-time conversation, under the influence of alcohol, I said nasty things about women and other things that should not have been said," Yair Netanyahu said in an apology.
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ACCOMPANIED ONLY by the night-time striddling of cicadas and the squeaky pedal on your borrowed bicycle, you head west through cabbage and sugarcane towards red neon signage on the horizon.
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The revival, directed by Marianne Elliott ("The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time"), was created by the National Theater in London, and was staged there earlier this year.
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That said, melatonin is something I will have around for special circumstances such as jet lag, unexpected interruptions to my regular sleep cycle, and particularly bad occurrences of night-time anxiety.
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We went in search of the city's best street stalls and small shops that serve up night-time garnachas—so you'll always have a reason to stay out late in the CDMX.
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" MCDONALD&aposS CUSTOMER ARRESTED FOR TAKING GOLF CART TO DRIVE-THRU WHILE DRUNK "Her yellow eyelashes mean she can see in the dark — she only comes to see me at night-time.
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Even in bad weather, night-time conditions or other issues like smoke that could impact visibility, these missiles are so smart they will still identify the target by themselves and strike accurately.
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If a client asks for a night time version of a photo that doesn't exist, a photographer could quickly make an altered version without losing an hour making manual tweaks in Photoshop.
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The Nova features an impressive 445ppi, along with improved color over past models and an Eye Protection mode for that filters out blue light and auto adjusts brightness for night time viewing.
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But he said Palestinian factions in Gaza were committed to maintaining calm by stopping the balloon launchings and night-time demonstrations along the border that have led to clashes with Israeli forces.
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Ms. Elliott — a two-time Tony winner for her productions of "War Horse" and "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" — has always been at home with vast canvases.
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Research has also linked traffic proximity to atherosclerosis, where plaque builds up inside your arteries; there, too, researchers found both air pollution and night-time traffic noise to have independent, negative effects.
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The second helicopter crew reported that they had lost radio and visual contact with the missing helicopter about a half hour after they started the night time flight training exercise, Lt. Col.
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In 2010, the Transportation Department selected Delta's Detroit-Haneda service proposal for night-time service, but after less than two years in operation it was canceled in 2012 and moved to Seattle.
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"We show that such snowstorms—or ice microbursts—can explain deep night-time mixing layers detected from orbit and precipitation signatures detected below water-ice clouds by [NASA's] Phoenix lander," the researchers wrote.
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And if you didn't pay to see it in IMAX, then you probably still know it's not great because you've seen, well, any of its production stills and/or Friday night time slot.
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For Israel's part, though residents in the south have raised a clamour for harsh retaliation, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government has counselled caution and targeted mostly unmanned Hamas facilities in night-time airstrikes.
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Meet The Communities Fighting to Bring Back Their StarsIllustration: Chelsea Beck (Gizmodo Media)Those who live in urban areas inhabit a radically different night-time reality than those living far from city lights.
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Yet at a center in Lenoir, N.C., the total is 67%, due to drawing on a night-time power mix in which energy from their local solar purchase deal has, of course, waned.
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This way, you can have a lighter theme during the day when you're in brightly lit areas and then an easier-on-the-eyes dark theme for the evening and night time use.
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Recognising that fabric can't disappear without a fight, streaming giants Boiler Room today assembled a panel of some of the biggest names in contemporary club culture, the night-time economy and British politics.
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In 2002, after a stricter pole-dancing law was introduced in Amsterdam, the post of a voluntary "night mayor" was created to lobby on behalf of the night-time club and entertainment industry.
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And with the 600's evening start time, Keselowski was pretty sure Saturday's Kansas night-time thriller would also be a good indicator of where things may stand for the Coca-Cola 600.
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I welcome your call for us all to work together – City Hall, London's music venues, local authorities, the police and others – to make our clubs safer while also protecting our night time economy.
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Sleep timing on its own could predict worse academic performance, even if students made up for lost night-time sleep with naps during the day, according to the results published in Scientific Reports.
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This collection of stories is the first from the expert and innovative world-builder Mark Haddon, best known for his debut novel, "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" (2003).
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With high winds expected to worsen, throwing hot embers over containment lines, "we could continue to see those conditions pose difficulty for us into the night-time hours," he told Reuters by telephone.
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We rotated instruments, we came up with melodies in the morning and finished by night-time, we tried not to dwell on anything, it was just a day, and a thought, and a song.
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Since then, ratings haven't just improved, they've surged, with the show becoming the number one non-sports cable program among the coveted 18- to 49-year-old demographic during its Friday night time slot.
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" As for night-time, James suggests I should create a "proper routine that is focused on dropping heart rate and core temperature—maybe take a bath with magnesium flakes, do some yoga, or meditation.
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There's basic but functional search across multiple apps (and that includes voice search too), the option to plug headphones into the remote (for private night-time listening), and of course that familiar, chunky remote.
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He had also helped to produce some of modern theatre's triumphs: "War Horse", "One Man, Two Guvnors", "The History Boys", "His Dark Materials" and "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time".
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But the sector's growth could be hindered by policy risks, including higher special consumption tax and plans to limit alcohol use at night time, Saigon Securities said in a Monday report on Sabeco's listing.
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The U.S. military said in a separate statement Japanese fighters had also joined the drill, making it the first night-time combined exercise for the U.S. bombers with fighters from Japan and South Korea.
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Referring to allegations of night-time door-to-door searches against demonstrators and beatings by police, U.N. human rights spokeswoman Ravina Shamdasani said hospital medics had treated more than 60 people for gunshot wounds.
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She will also work with the Night Time Commission, a group formed by the previous mayor of London, Boris Johnson, to balance the needs of the nighttime economy and those of the city's residents.
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Starring as Christopher Boone in Simon Stephens's "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," he had a matinee to perform in a couple of hours, and an interview to give first.
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More recently, "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" featured a hero on the spectrum — a role now being played, in a regional production, by Mickey Rowe, an actor with autism.
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The new dark theme is now ready for your night-time viewing, with the promise of improved battery life for your OLED phone and support from a number of apps like Photos and Calendar.
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Trump brought Van Drew up only 10 minutes into the Tuesday rally to help him kick off the night — time the president usually reserves to dish out whatever has been most occupying his mind.
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The Chilean military declared another night-time curfew in the capital Santiago on Sunday as the government struggled to contain violent protests which began two weeks ago over hikes in fares on public transport.
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After a long day surrounded by family, it feels nice to take the time to do my night time ritual before being tucked into bed by an angel sent from heaven — AKA my boyfriend.
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The southern African nation has been on edge since the crackdown, during which residents and other witnesses say police and soldiers conducted night-time raids on many homes and forcibly removed and beat alleged protesters.
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Actually it's much better: There's a cooking class that teaches you how to bake with bacon, a night-time pig roast, restaurant tours in Detroit, and a free street fair on the camp's last day.
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MANAMA, March 18 (Reuters) - As the weekend kicks off in Bahrain, Saudi Arabian and Kuwaiti cars jam the capital's roads and hotel lobbies fill with visitors looking for bars, restaurants and other night-time entertainment.
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It was during those games, according to an interview Rodchenkov gave to the New York Times, that Russian anti-doping officials ran a clandestine night-time operation to cover up Russian competitors' positive test results.
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Bystanders and police watched as the 54-year-old climbed up and then descended the Torre Agbar, a glass-covered office building known for its night-time illuminations, completing the feat in around one hour.
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Cultural representations of autism recall geeky men, or boys lining up toy trains—think of characters like Raymond Babbitt in Rain Man and Christopher in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time.
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Ludwig's novel recalls Mark Haddon's "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" in the singular way it filters domestic tensions through the hyper-alert yet skewed viewpoint of a special-needs child.
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Ms. Elliott, a two-time Tony winner for "War Horse" and "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," both shows that use spectacle, has opted for the National's 900-seater, the Lyttelton.
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"The fatal air accident ... occurred during the second go-around, due to an incorrect aircraft configuration and crew piloting (and) the subsequent loss of the (commanding pilots) situational awareness at night-time," the report said.
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It's why we heard a lot about night time photography and sat through an entire video shot on the Pro's three cameras, plus another demo that showed off shooting with all three cameras at once.
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"The fatal air accident...occurred during the second go-around, due to an incorrect aircraft configuration and crew piloting (and) the subsequent loss of the (commanding pilots) situational awareness at night-time," the report said.
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"With the (growing) abundance of popular night life, 'night economy' in many large cities is in full swing, 'night-time health care' should not fall behind," the Chinese-language article said, according to CNBC's translation.
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Watch: British Comedy's Rising Star Michaela Coel on Swapping God for Filthy Jokes Concealing her worries with tank-tops, toughness, metal jewelry, and night-time make-up, Faith arrives in Season 3 doing whatever she likes.
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That tone is kept up throughout the statement, with the actuality of what they're talking about when they talk about the night time industry sliding into the background, receding out of sight as much as possible.
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Harris County, the state's most populous county and home to Houston, is expected to begin night-time spraying soon, said Dr. Mustapha Debboun, director of the Mosquito and Vector Control division of Harris County Public Health.
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Valentino Rossi, the Italian great starting his 23rd grand prix season at the age of 39 and with a new two-year Yamaha contract freshly signed, joined them on the podium after the night-time race.
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They must register all their drones and are banned from conducting night-time operations (unless they have a special waiver) or missions where the operator loses sight of the drone that he or she is controlling.
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According to Celtic lore, a faerie gift is an uncertain blessing, a cool blast of air on a hot day, a particularly bright moon on a night time walk, or beautiful smooth stone on a beach.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - The Chilean military declared another night-time curfew in the capital on Sunday as the government struggled to contain violent protests, looting and arson in the streets over recent fare hikes in public transportation.
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Studies say that blue light disturbs sleep cycles and keeps people up at night, so Kobo has followed in the footsteps of phone makers like Apple by adding a night-time mode that yellows the screen.
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"The Crucible" did better than any other play currently on Broadway, including the long-running hit "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," which has softened significantly at the box office over time.
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His flock includes Tipplers, extremely athletic birds known for their ability to fly for 18 hours straight; Damascenes, particularly skilled at night-time flights; and Rollers, which turn in the air when they're happy and relaxed.
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"Sea Wall" is written by Simon Stephens ("The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time") and performed by Mr. Sturridge, while "A Life" is written by Nick Payne ("Constellations") and performed by Mr. Gyllenhaal.
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In 2015, "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," about a boy with autism coming of age, was deemed unsuitable by a school in Florida because of cursing and its presentation of atheism.
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This time, the new runway is accompanied by a number of conditions governing expansion, such as a 6.5-hour night flight ban, compared to a current restriction on the number of flights during night time hours.
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To break the record for most Olivier wins by a play, "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" would have to beat "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," which won seven in 2013.
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"Our priority is to keep Londoners safe and support a vibrant night-time economy, and this means ensuring that all performances have the most appropriate security and safety plans in place," said the London mayor's office.
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It could also open more avenues for pilot-less, night-time commercial drone use in fields like emergency response and precision agriculture, according to the White House, which estimates a fivefold increase in such craft by 2021.
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" A spokesperson for TfL commented: "The service will link a string of venues across east London and will operate ahead of the launch of the Night Overground in December, transforming night-time connections across the local area.
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The Emiratis have attempted to give the city a facelift, but while schoolgirls welcome their new computers and freshly painted classrooms, they worry about getting to school safely: kidnappings, night-time gunfire and explosions cause their trepidation.
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Google is bringing a system-wide dark mode to Android Q. It's called Dark Theme and it's exactly what you would expect, changing white page elements to solid black across the OS for friendlier night-time viewing.
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"The Night Tube is absolutely vital to my plans to support and grow London's night-time economy, creating more jobs and opportunities for all Londoners," Khan, who was elected mayor earlier this month, said in a statement.
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After the killings last year, Dhaka deployed paramilitary soldiers on night-time patrols in the diplomatic quarter and issued a nationwide ban on people riding pillion after two attacks were carried out by masked men riding motorbikes.
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When the full night-time Tube service is running, an extra 100 police officers will be deployed on the transport network each night, at an annual cost of £3.4m; more coppers will patrol around the main stations.
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Recommended by doctors and neuropsychologists and rated an impressive 4.8 stars on the App Store and 4.6 stars on Google Play, it can also help you combat issues like insomnia, tinnitus, night-time anxiety, and everyday stress.
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Later, after hearing speculation that Katie might be on the move at night time, the couple acquired night-vision goggles and spent hours out in the cold, hoping to catch a glimpse of Katie traversing a field.
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In some districts, control has changed hands three or four times as the militants, using tunnels and exploiting the presence of civilians as cover, have launched night-time attacks and reversed military gains of the previous day.
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In recent years, some hospitals have been experimenting with night-time clinics, or extending their operating hours, according to an opinion piece carried in August by the Shaanxi Province branch of People's Daily, the Communist Party newspaper.
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Such waivers impose additional safety requirements on drone operators: getting a waiver for night-time operation, for example, requires mounting a light on the drone that is visible three miles away, and providing night-flight training for operators.
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"Number A-4127, with electric core, three aluminium rotors each stamped WaA69, raised 'QWERTZ' keyboard with crackle black painted metal case, plugboard in the front with six patch leads and green night-time filter, in wooden carrying case."
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As well as snatching off each other's players in the night time, clubs can also launch a transfer 'raid' against their foes, 'plundering' smaller and less illustrious teams like marauding vikings dicking on a dark-age monastery somewhere.
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The battle to save London's nightlife gained ground today, as London Mayor Sadiq Khan appointed a Night Czar, a position aimed at solidifying night time economy and culture amid an increase in closing venues in the British capital.
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I shower and do my night time skincare (Fresh Soy face cleanser, Gardiner micellar water with a cotton pad, The Ordinary retinol, The Ordinary AHA, and The Ordinary moisturizer) as it bakes in the oven for 30 minutes.
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Goings-on in the world of yakuza gangsters, the night-time wanderings by torchlight of a member of the imperial family, corruption in sumo wrestling and the grisly doings of child murderers: all are staples for the shukanshi.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French commandos rescued four foreign hostages including two French citizens from a militant group in Burkina Faso, France's military said on Friday, adding that two of the elite soldiers were killed in the night-time operation.
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"We live in quite large cities sometimes with tall buildings so we don't see so much of the sky, and at night-time there is lots of light pollution, so we are losing that access," said Aderin-Pocock.
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DENVER, Jan 6 (Reuters) - The night-time drone flights over parts of rural Colorado and Nebraska that have baffled investigators will now be the subject of a multi-agency task force, federal and state authorities announced on Monday.
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SANTIAGO, Oct 20 (Reuters) - The Chilean military declared another night-time curfew in the capital on Sunday as the government struggled to contain violent protests, looting and arson in the streets over recent fare hikes in public transportation.
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A state of emergency already in place in Santiago since Friday was expanded to other cities to the north and south of the capital, and the government imposed a night-time curfew to keep people off the streets.
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ROME (Reuters) - At least 17 migrants are missing after a night-time rescue of more than 100 others from a partially submerged rubber boat off the coast of Libya, the Migrant Offshore Aid Station (MOAS) said on Thursday.
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Takahata takes his time to really show these characters going through the mundaneness of life — going to work, cooking food at night time, watching TV. We really wanted to capture those slice-of-life moments in the same way.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Israel's TriEye, whose short-wave-infra-red sensing technology enables vision in adverse weather and night-time conditions, has expanded its funding round to $19 million with an investment from German sports car manufacturer Porsche (PSHG_p.DE).
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In some districts, control has changed hands three or four times as the militants, using a tunnel network and exploiting the presence of civilians as cover, have launched night-time attacks and reversed military gains of the previous day.
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Or if you're a musician and not some entry-level hippy who has bought too many incense sticks from Urban Outfitters and studied a life-threatening amount of horoscopes, night time is when all the best music gets made.
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He has also supported London's initiative for 24-public transit and the appointment of a "night-time commissioner" to act on behalf of clubs and bars rights, mimicking similar positions created in cities such as Paris and Buenos Aires.
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How many will die, crushed or asphyxiated, running the night-time gamble to truck-jump their way to the country they have already risked their lives for many times over in the front lines of the long Afghan war?
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Mr. Stephens, a British playwright best known for his Tony-winning adaptation of Mark Haddon's novel "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," is an uncannily subtle dramatist who never wears his depths on the surface.
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"Luckily the FAA rules do allow for a waiver process that will open the door to some more advanced operations, such as flights directly over people, night time flights, and allowing one pilot to operate multiple drones," said Ellman.
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As George and Martha's victims, the young marrieds Nick and Honey — Luke Treadaway (who won the Olivier Award for "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time") and Imogen Poots — are full of their own sly surprises.
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While Vettel was just 0.167 seconds off pace-setter Max Verstappen's Red Bull over the first 90 minutes, he was nearly a second off the pace set by Mercedes' championship leader Lewis Hamilton in the floodlit night-time running.
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When the show returned in the spring of 2016, it received slightly more promotion, but NBC also stuck it in an unforgiving Sunday night time slot, where it held its own but didn't exactly light the world on fire.
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"We were on the Zambezi river — it's right above Victoria Falls [between Zambia and Zimbabwe] — we took a night time raft dinner, just the four of us out on the river, there was like a hippopotamus in the background," he detailed.
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Though to the casual observer her career may seem slight, she's been releasing music since 2011, and her output has only widened in every way, peaking (so far!) with her first and only album Night Time, My Time back in 2013.
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The night time footage, from what appeared to be a closed circuit TV camera across the street from a side entrance into the embassy compound, showed a yellow taxi pulling up and a man jumping out of the front passenger door.
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Archaeological sites such as this one in the region of Kasserine are often looted or damaged during illegal night-time excavations by people looking for goods to sell on, said Karim, a local historian from the nearby town of Foussana.
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On the day of the summit Rodong Sinmun, North Korea's official party newspaper, splashed on a night-time jaunt Mr Kim took around Singapore, admiring the glittering skyline and saying he had learnt much about economic development in the city state.
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It has launched an "anti-addiction" measure for "Honour of Kings", one of its blockbusters, to limit the play time of under-12s to one hour a day (with a night-time curfew), and that of teens to two hours.
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As a note, you will never see this airglow unless you live in a fairly remote place, because humans beam enough light into the sky to more or less drown out most of the interesting night time atmospheric phenomena. Sorry!
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Users can used an "advanced manual mode" allowing them to make adjustments on an image such as the exposure or shutter speed, as well as selecting scenes like "night-time" or "sports" just as they would on a conventional digital camera.
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Rodchenkov spoke of a clandestine night-time operation in which staff secretly took samples from the lab via a "mouse hole" cut into a wall, and replaced them with clean samples taken from the same athlete months earlier and sometimes manipulated.
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Singapore's home affairs minister, K. Shanmugam, said the men had plans to hit Marina Bay, the state's glittering downtown waterfront, where night-time Formula One Grand Prix Races are held alongside a giant ferris wheel and a swanky casino resort.
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Uber had argued that its app, which began as a night-time service and expanded to day-time operation this month, should be categorised differently as passengers' payment was designed to cover car-maintenance expenses and not to profit the drivers.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - PBS said Monday that a current affairs show by CNN journalist Christiane Amanpour will temporarily fill the weekly night-time slot left vacant after the network cut ties with journalist Charlie Rose following sexual harassment allegations against him.
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Playing like the 'In Loving Memory' packages they roll out during awards season, the video depicts some of Sydney's most prominent night-time establishments as they stand now: empty, destitute and as lifeless as your creepy aunt's collection of taxidermied animals.
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As Nevada voters head to what are expected to be low turnout GOP caucuses Tuesday night, time is running out for Wall Street and the rest of the establishment Republican Party to stop Donald Trump's inexorable march to the nomination.
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"We did night time maneuvers, scout, messenger, break away man, learn how to bayonet dummies, really good training that time for one year, then we were transferred to Hammond Island," Mebai Warusam, one of the last surviving members, told CNN.
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This is true, but the condition is so much more disabling, often accompanied by cataplexy (where a strong emotion causes loss of muscle tone and a ragdoll-like collapse), trippy dreams, sleep paralysis, frightening hallucinations and, paradoxically, fractured night-time sleep.
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In order to aid this process, the Night Time Industries Association have put together a video appeal, hosted by Artwork and featuring a slew of DJs who have been affected or influenced by the club in some way or another.
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SANTIAGO, March 22 (Reuters) - Chile announced on Sunday a nationwide, night-time curfew to keep people off the streets and away from one another as the number of cases of coronavirus continued to creep upwards in the South American nation.
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But in a way, it's a segue from that record's ominous (and atypical) title song, "Night Time, My Time," by way of the latter-day "Twin Peaks"; she produced the song with the music supervisor for "Twin Peaks," Dean Hurley.
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Basic Care, which markets a variety of over-the-counter medications, is only available on Amazon; on the product page for "Basic Care Night Time Cold & Flu, Cherry Flavor, 12 Fluid Ounce," Amazon's relationship to the product is not so obvious.
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The fresh batch of cookies must have proven to be quite the distraction, however, as Gaines share one final glimpse at her decorating progress: a night-time shot showing the fir in the same state as she left it hours earlier.
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Luke — a child of devout small-town Christians who is portrayed with fully committed anguish by the appealing newcomer Brandon Flynn — has problems that the lads of "Night-Time" and "Evan Hansen" couldn't dream of, or not without having nervous breakdowns.
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When an author gets it right, as did Mark Twain in "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," Margaret Atwood in sections of "Cat's Eye" or Mark Haddon in "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," the payoff is outsize.
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This season there will be 12 more, still enough to put it at the top of the list, tied with "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," a Tony-winning adaptation by the British playwright Simon Stephens.
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It makes sense that Ms. Elliott, the much-laureled director of "War Horse" and "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," has transformed the New York City of three decades ago into a land of endless night.
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But a WADA-commissioned report this year described how, in a clandestine night-time operation, positive samples from athletes who had cheated were smuggled out of a lab through a hole drilled in the wall, and then replaced with clean samples.
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A 2013 Olivier Award winner for "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," Mr. Treadaway is more physically slight than most Nicks, and one can't quite imagine him as the football-playing jock indicated in the text.
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This so-called "other 9-5" is also forcing these urban areas to consider what impact each of their night-time economies have on not only their revenue streams, but their transportation networks, public health resources, and most importantly, their citizens.
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The couple, who were wed in a civil service on Thursday, departed the historic church in a red silk-lined carriage setting off for the first of two celebrations: a luncheon at historic Herrenhauser Gardens and night time event at Marienburg Castle.
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The duo's sweet send-off capped a festive week that included shopping for their first Christmas tree together and a date night in London's West End to see The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time at the Gielgud Theatre.
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The two have previously sported the same beaded bracelets, and in their first public photograph together — walking around London after taking in a performance of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time — they were bundled up in matching beanies, too!
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LONDON (Reuters) - Trains will run all night at the weekend from August 19 on two lines of the London Underground metro network in what new Mayor Sadiq Khan said on Monday would be a boost to the British capital's night-time economy.
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VENICE, Italy (Reuters) - Venice kicked off its annual Carnival festivities on Saturday with a floating, night-time parade down the Rio di Cannaregio, one of the city's famed canals, starting more than two weeks of celebrations that draw flocks of masked revelers.
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In a speech in April Mr Trump insinuated that, as secretary of state, Mrs Clinton had failed to protect the four Americans killed by Jihadists in Benghazi in 2012 because she lacked the physical vigour necessary to deal with a night-time emergency.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Some fish may cope with the changing chemistry of the oceans linked to global warming by permanently setting their body defenses to night-time levels, the time of day when they find sea water least hospitable, a study said on Monday.
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HEISENBERG A woman kisses a stranger on the neck in a strange, seemingly small moment that turns out to be the impetus for a complicated relationship in this two-hander by Simon Stephens ("The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time").
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Plenty of books have been turned into captivating theater: Alison Bechdel's "Fun Home," Mark Haddon's "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," Hilary Mantel's "Wolf Hall," Alice Walker's "The Color Purple" and Roald Dahl's "Matilda," to name a few.
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During the fatal night-time flight, a "stick shaker" was vibrating the captain's controls, warning of a stall throughout most of the 13 minutes aloft based on what investigators believe to have been erroneous data on its angle to the oncoming air.
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The moment that Americans would probably cite as peak "Cosby Show" bliss happened in 1985, during the second season, when the Huxtable family lip-synced to Ray Charles's "Night Time Is the Right Time," for the 49th wedding anniversary of Cliff Huxtable's parents.
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"Without this night time pollinator, our eucalyptus forests are going to suffer and ultimately die," Davies, the coordinator for Shoalhaven Bat Clinic and Sanctuary, told Reuters before placing one of the youngest of her brood into a hospital-grade incubator in her kitchen.
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Islamabad (CNN)The captured Indian pilot at the center of one of the gravest military crises in South Asia in years was released from Pakistani custody in a dramatic night-time handover at a border post between the two countries on Friday.
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The company expects to change the treatment paradigm for depression with SAGE-217, a once-daily night time pill, that is taken for a course of 14 days, unlike currently available antidepressants that are required to be taken for months, even years.
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And as designed by Bunny Christie — who collaborated to dazzling effect with Ms. Elliott on the Tony-winning "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" — the latter-day Manhattan of this "Company" bears a tickling resemblance to Lewis Carroll's Wonderland.
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The state-run newspaper Rodong Sinmun dedicated its front page to pictures of Kim's night-time stroll through Singapore the evening before the summit, with other reports focusing on his meeting with the Singapore prime minister as well as mentioning his meeting with Trump.
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Saudi's entire installed power capacity is currently around 23 GW. Adding 200 GW would create enormous excess capacity that could be exported to neighbors or used by industry, although the kingdom will still require other forms of power generation for night-time back-up.
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Patients' "marked increase in self-monitoring frequency" after they started using the Freestyle Libre device "resulted in an almost immediate reduction in hypoglycemia both during day- and night-time," Dr. Jan Bolinder from Karolinska University Hospital in Stockholm, Sweden told Reuters Health by email.
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In Australia the frequency of extreme weather events has been increasing, and since 2001 the number of extreme heat records has outnumbered extreme cool records by almost three to one for daytime maximum temperatures, and around five to one for night-time minimum temperatures.
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Buy it here >>In this unusual murder mystery, reminiscent of Mark Haddon's "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," young, disarmingly sweet Aoife decides that the only way to get his distraught mother back is to find out who murdered his brother.
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That installation is based on the 1713 law enacted in New York City titled A Law for Regulating Negro and Indian Slaves in the Night Time, requiring black and indigenous slaves to carry torches after dark if a white person did not accompany them.
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The trailer opens with a rider's silhouette against the sunset, and for the next 30 seconds, stays focused on other independent figures, changing shots along with piano chords: a solitary camper by night-time fire, a hunter with his kill across the back of his steed.
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Some member countries that contributed troops — not all did — to Afghanistan placed caveats on their operations, such as "refusal to conduct night-time combat, refusal to transport Afghan personnel via helicopter, and refusal to fight after snowfall," as the Institute for the Study of War noted.
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David Leam of London First, an umbrella group for businesses in the capital, argues that the night-time Tube will help London evolve further as a 24-hour city, creating jobs everywhere from banks to burger bars (half of McDonald's outlets are already open around the clock).
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During the 24-month Broadway run of "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," 21 puppies — golden retrievers and others that look goldenish — have cycled through the show's cast, appearing in a brief but reliably crowd-pleasing scene toward the end of the show.
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"We have been able to show that whales spend a great deal of time during the days socializing and resting, and then feeding largely throughout the evening and night time," said Ari Friedlander, lead scientist on the whale study and an associate professor from Oregon State University.
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"Different from the exercises conducted last year on early warning reconnaissance, this drill was much longer in time span, put in a confrontational mode from the start and had an emphasis on night-time training," said Yan Liang, commander of an unspecified division, according to the report.
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Most utilities have long offered cheaper night-time tariffs, but new EU rules expected in 2020 will require them to provide more flexible options that encourage customers to use power during sunny or windy periods, at varied times of day or when businesses are shut at weekends.
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When she made Ghost and "Everything Is Embarrassing," co-written by Dev Hynes of Blood Orange with Ariel Rechtshaid as producer, the L.A. ingenue found her springboard into success, giving way for her to release the fuller and more cohesive debut album, Night Time, My Time, in 2013.
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In 2014 we were blessed with an air safety reminder with a Hobbit twist and this latest video is equally determined to get your attention, plus remind you to switch your phone to flight mode and instruct you to refrain from swimming near a creepy swamp at night time.
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" ON GANGS IN MELBOURNE, RADIO 2GB, Jan 2018 "The reality is people (in Melbourne) are scared to go out at restaurants of a night time because they're followed home by these gangs, home invasions, and cars are stolen and we just need to call it for what it is.
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So it seemed to Keren Dukes, 27, who plays several roles in "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," the night she worked as cater-waiter at a party for the musical "Spider Man: Turn Off the Dark" at the Foxwoods (now the Lyric) Theater.
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The Game Is Afoot Mark Haddon's "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," a book written for adults that features a 15-year-old narrator with Asperger's syndrome, could work for all three of you, as long as you can roll with a smattering of swears.
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"It will support thousands of workers who have to travel to or from work at night, it will provide huge economic benefits to our vital night-time economy and it will help Londoner's get home quickly and safely after a night out," said Mayor of London Sadiq Khan.
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There are times my schedule is, I get in, I sleep at night, I have all day in Vegas, then I fly out of Vegas at 1 AM. So I have to try to sleep in the night time but wake up in the middle of the night to work.
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The Anakonda-16 exercise, which includes maneuvers such as a night-time helicopter assault and the dropping of U.S. paratroopers to build a temporary bridge over the Vistula river, is being held one month before a NATO summit in Warsaw that will approve more troops to be stationed in eastern Europe.
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She is a production coordinator in New York for NT America, the United States producing office for the National Theater of Great Britain, and an associate producer for the Broadway and touring productions of "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" and "The Effect," an Off Broadway show.
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The show has taken in 140 million pounds ($200 million) at the British box office — £300 million ($430 million) worldwide — and left the National equipped to move subsequent successes like "One Man, Two Guv'nors" and "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" into the West End and beyond.
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The attack on the soldiers, one of the worst incidents of violence perpetrated against the army in years, prompted lawmakers to authorize a 30-day emergency decree on Saturday that imposes a night-time curfew in the northeastern provinces of Alta Verapaz, El Progreso, Izabal, Peten, Zacapa and Baja Verapaz.
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In the moments before Ms. Wintour's speech, the designer Carolina Herrera was talking to a small group that included the Tony winner Alex Sharp ("The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time"), and the subject of Prince Harry's increasingly public romance with the American actress Meghan Markle came up.
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"The failure of the Iranian [unmanned aerial vehicle] to utilize standard, internationally mandated navigation lights during a night time approach of a U.S. aircraft carrier engaged in flight operations created a dangerous situation with the potential for collision and is not in keeping with international maritime customs and laws," McConnaughey said.
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Establishments of the night-time industry have been hungrily importing cultures from around the world into our streets, creating an understanding of the 'other' that may not seem as obvious in the post-Brexit era but has shaped us by osmosis into part of what makes London so special - a truly international city.
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Other plays that made the most-produced top ten include Lisa Kron's "Fun Home" (12 productions); Simon Stephens's "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" (9); and two Jane Austen entries, "Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley," by Ms. Gunderson and Margot Melcon (8), as well as "Sense and Sensibility" (8).
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There's a long history of Olivier-winning shows that went on to enjoy good fortune at Broadway's equivalent prizes, the Tony Awards: Four years ago, "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," scooped a record-setting seven Oliviers before cleaning up with five Tonys when it transferred to New York.
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"As the capital grows, we must plan for a growing night-time economy for the whole of Greater London – something that can only be achieved through proper partnerships with stakeholders, strategic planning, and investment in infrastructure," Kolvin said to City A.M. In May, we reported on how mayors like Khan help nourish their cities' nightlife.
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Certainly, the video for "Home Sweet Home" captures a slice of London that is slowly seeping through the cracks of time, with images of bygone night-time locations like London's People's Club combining with the greyscale imagery of London's bridges – which, as we all know, are some of the most evocative in the world.
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The band played tracks from their self-titled debut album ("The Prawn Song," during which Noguchi read aloud from a copy of "Self-Reliance and Other Essays" by Ralph Waldo Emerson, "Night Time," and "Something For Your M.I.N.D."), and they sound even better here than they do on record – or at least I think so.
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It's attractive and compact enough to keep in a main area, evenly circulates heat, removes 99.97% of pollutants and allergens according to the company, and can operate via voice control and a seven-day schedule (complete with night-time mode) so you can walk in the door to a toasty warm living room in December.
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After storming a French village, he merely says he's been coddling them, and now they have to really prove themselves… by going on a shopworn commando mission with British special forces that culminates in one of the game's few genuinely impressive set-pieces: a preposterous but undeniably breathtaking night-time street battle in Paris.
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Faridany (who portrayed the teacher in "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time") pulls off a hybrid Polish-French accent that is miraculously unobtrusive, and she looks convincingly haunted as Marie fingers her radium pendant, glowing green with menace as the ominous rattle of a Geiger counter echoes in the background.
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People don't realize we have shoes and they don't, so they're out running their dogs on the hot concrete and at the time the dogs don't feel it but later they will develop large burns and blisters on their feet — so it's very important that they're running on gravel or grass or in the morning or at night time.
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What we have here, with this statement and the creation of the Night Time Commission itself, is a final throw of the dice from a mayor who seems to have understood that his time in power is one during which London stopped being a city for the young, for the creative, for the non-independently wealthy.
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Russia lavished some $50 billion on the Games and finished top of the medals table but a WADA-commissioned report this year described how, in a clandestine night-time operation, positive samples from athletes who had cheated were smuggled out of a lab through a hole drilled in the wall, and then replaced with clean samples.
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LONDON — A stage adaptation of "The Kid Stays in the Picture," about the tumultuous career of the movie producer Robert Evans, and "Nuclear War," by the "Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" playwright Simon Stephens are among the plays that will have their world premieres at the Royal Court Theater in 2017, the company announced Monday.
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In a modern conflict scenario most of the operations, especially the initial attack missions and special operations, are conducted during night time to reduce the exposure of friendly assets and to exploit surprise effect and night vision technologies, so it is very important that pilots and support personnel can perform their missions confidently also at night.
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She had never seen "Angels," except in the 2003 HBO version, directed by Mike Nichols, but fell in love with the text, and cashing in on the clout she had earned with her acclaimed productions of "War Horse" and "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," talked the National into letting her revive it.
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The three men were Simon Stephens, the playwright best known for adapting the novel "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" into a stage hit on both sides of the Atlantic; Karl Hyde, singer of the pioneering electronic music group Underworld; and Scott Graham, co-founder of the influential theater company Frantic Assembly.
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COMPANY The Tony-winning director Marianne Elliott ("The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time") swapped the central character of Bobby, the bachelor with commitment issues in this Stephen Sondheim/George Furth musical, for a female Bobbie, giving the 1970 musical a jolt that excited critics in London where it opened — and quickly extended — last fall.
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