I did stuff after school, tried to stay out late.
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Nightclubs and festivals draw crowds, and people stay out late.
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The Muslims who drink, or stay out late and sleep through morning prayer.
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Don't stay out late tonight: Partying the pain away won't work this time.
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Stay out late, and let your self-obsessed ego dissipate on the dancefloor.
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Muslims often stay out late during Ramadan, which began Friday, after breaking their fast.
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They motivate me to get out early and stay out late on the rock.
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But I didn't stay out late, because the next day I was heading to vampire country.
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After being cold for nine months, everyone is excited to wear less clothes and stay out late.
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I hate to stay out late on a weeknight — even when the date is going well. Why?
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"On the rare occasion they leave to have dinner, they don't stay out late," says a source.
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"On the rare occasion they leave to have dinner, they don't stay out late," another insider said.
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"We cannot stay out late, because we are girls," she said with a shrug, referring to Gaza's conservatism.
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New businesses are open and people stay out late into the evening for the first time in years.
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"My dad always said nothing good ever happens when you stay out late," he wrote on Facebook Friday afternoon.
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Rock 'n' roll has offered plenty of terrible advice: Ignore your homework, stay out late, exceed the speed limit.
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If I do stay out late and I'm partying hard, I will throw up," she says, adding, "Ask Emma Stone.
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New businesses are opening, students gather at the university, and people stay out late for the first time in years.
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The end result being a brilliant excuse for people to stay out late, catch some pokémon, and meet fellow Comic-Con goers.
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First, it makes attendance easier for anyone caring for small children, or elderly relatives, and who thus find it difficult to stay out late.
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Go see a show at Double Door, and stay out late playing pool and smoking in the back at the dive-y Nick's Beer Garden.
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I rarely stay out late at bars anymore, so after two nights of going out, I'm ready for my bed and a relaxing day tomorrow!
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People who love to binge-watch shows before bed, drink coffee, stay out late, or snore are at a disadvantage, according to the job description.
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When I stay out late playing Heads Up at a bar uptown, however, I'm a tad self-conscious when I hold the phone against my forehead.
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The drapes are rebellious and wear leather and ride motorbikes, and the squares are snarky do-gooders who sing in harmonies and never stay out late.
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It just made me realize that I spent a lot of time just chasing the night and just trying to be around and stay out late.
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Mr. Chen uses portable battery packs to power his multiple devices, enabling him to stay out late at night to catch Pokémon in the capital city, Taipei.
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It was the summertime when we were homeless, so it was kind of easy to stay out late and panhandle or go to strip clubs and panhandle.
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In your college years, it might have been easy to stay out late to party on weeknights and drag yourself through a few classes the next day, he said.
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Theoretically, if you only have a drink per hour (which is about how fast the body metabolizes alcohol), you could stay out late and still feel fine the next day.
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According to Coughlin, the rule is usually that after an athlete finishes competing, it's best to vacate the village so that they can party and stay out late without disturbing others.
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The bomber struck just days after the start of the holy Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, during which Iraqis often stay out late shopping or socializing after breaking their daily fast.
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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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I've been working a lot of long days the past couple months and don't want to stay out late tonight, so I convince my friend to meet right after work at 5:30.
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That's one thing in itself, but he then goes on to lay into generation dull hipster for the following: "regulatory pressures," the need to submit coursework, and simply not wanting to stay out late.
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She does something similar on "Comeback Kid," the new record's first single, though now she sounds triumphant and self-possessed, certain of her trajectory: I'm the runaway I'm the stay out late I'm recovering.
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Before we had a kid, we'd still be sleeping at this time (and way later), because we both worked really late hours at different restaurants, and then we'd stay out late drinking with friends and coworkers.
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Deni plans to throw a music festival for the community, but the island boss Red Cargo wants to stop him — if his employees stay out late to party, they might not show up for work the next day.
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" Reflecting on her younger, single years, Rosenbaum says in a PEOPLE exclusive PEN video alongside her fellow Bachelorettes, "I think it's funny that we used to stay out late, like we used to go to the reunions and party.
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Lee and Thomas are a complementary pair: Thomas is willing and eager to stay out late, keeping an eye on the local clubs, while Lee likes to be up by eight, so that he can swim some laps before he starts his day.
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My friends and I all danced hard and dressed well, and thanks to jobs that sometimes had us working until past midnight on the weekends, coupled with our ability to lie to our parents, we had all kinds of reasons why we needed to stay out late alibis.
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Pola Basnikov is an adolescent girl living with her parents. She likes to stay out late and rabblerouse with her friends, to the worry of her parents. One night she and her father get into a fight, so Pola decides to run away. Her boyfriend, Dmitri, helps her get lodging at a hotel.
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She tells Taylor the truck is her boyfriend's. They stay out late and party, and on the way home Ingrid damages the truck while driving under the influence. She returns it the following morning, causing Dan to cancel the table read. Ingrid's friendship with Taylor grows as they begin to regularly hang out at galleries, restaurants and shops.
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Upon graduation, he took a position as a trainee lawyer at an Edinburgh law firm. However, he continued to stay out late drinking and he frequently missed work because of this. One week before he qualified as a lawyer, he was fired. At the age of 25, and an unqualified lawyer, Butler moved to London to pursue his dream of becoming famous.
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Growing up in Sacramento, California, at age nine, Torrence played basketball at Lincoln Christian Center after school. When the other boys went home for dinner, he would stay and practice, and still be there when they came back after eating. He would get back home around 8:00p.m., get in trouble and sometimes be spanked, but continue to stay out late anyway.
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Opening early allowed workers from the night shift to get some drinks before heading home. Commenting on the early closing time Fine said, "If a fellow decides to stay out late, his wife knows he's not here. And this way the bartenders and I get a chance to get home for dinner, too." Fine also provided only a few chairs in the bar, intended for those who were old or infirm.
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This gated community was at the time good quality housing and offered a relief from the poverty around. The gates were designed so the residents could not stay out late at night and get too drunk in local pubs. It was known as "philanthropic housing" as the tenants paid a nominal rent. However not everyone liked this new housing, which was open and airy and very different from the surrounding slums.
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That song was also the first record on Chris Blackwell's newly founded Island Records label in the United Kingdom (Island 001). In 1963, "Don't Stay Out Late", produced by Chin, became a hit in Jamaica. In 1964, he had a further hit with "Big Bamboo", produced by Coxsone Dodd with Tommy McCook on saxophone. After "Little Princess" in 1964, he recorded a calypso album, Jamaica Time, at Studio One.
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Veronica goes on her date with Nick St. Clair where they go to a nightclub, stay out late and kiss when it is over. At school, Ms. Grundy assigns a two- thousand word essay and threatens to fail anyone who does not complete it. Nick strong arms Dilton to write the essay for him, but Archie stops him. When they are just about to fight with one another Coach Clayton arrives before it happens.
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Feeling responsible, Ken gives Wendy a position with the newspaper. Ken and Wendy grow closer and they share a kiss, when she cooks him a meal for his birthday. They eventually begin an affair and Wendy decides to leave the newspaper, so Ken can use the excuse of having to run the office by himself to stay out late. Wendy starts asking Ken to tell Deirdre about their affair and Ken agrees.
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"Dangerous Diana" Medford (Crawford) is outwardly flamboyant and popular but inwardly virtuous and idealistic, patronizing her parents by telling them not to stay out late. Her friend Ann chases boys for their money and is as amoral as her mother. Diana and Ann are both attracted to Ben Blaine (Brown). He takes Diana's flirtatious behavior with other boys as a sign of lack of interest in him and marries Ann, who has lied about her virtues.
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In 2018, Barney gets ready for another night at MacLaren's, even though Ted and Lily, both being parents, aren't intending to stay out late. Marshall arrives and announces he is replacing a retiring judge in Queens, which prompts a celebration. When Barney attempts to score with a young woman, Lily blasts him for fully regressing into his previous self. After Barney defends his behavior by telling her that he will never make it work with anyone except Robin, Lily relents and Barney leaves to enjoy his night.
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439 From 1907 to 1917, a committee of faculty members supervised the publication nominally, by approving the selection of student editors. In 1974, following the merger of Abbot Academy and Phillips Academy, the paper's offices were located at Evans Hall. One privilege of working on The Phillipian during those days was being allowed to stay out late on Wednesday nights: Then-senior Dana Delany wrote an op-ed in 1974 about her experience of being a one-year student during the school's first year of co-education; she went on to a career in acting.
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In 2008 Jimmie Johnson also raced in his first ever truck series race, the O'Reilly 200 at Bristol, where he led 28 laps before spinning out on lap 101. That weekend was the first time he had ever sat in a racing truck. In the Chase for the Championship, he recorded 14 wins, eight more than any other driver. One of those included Phoenix in which he won on low fuel and high tire wear after crew chief Chad Knaus decided to stay out late in the race.
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While Dennis refuses to tell his skeptical parole officer Azenauer the truth, he asks him to "see what Sue Ann is up to" in hopes she will be exposed for what she really is. The film ends with Sue Ann meeting a young man and lamenting to him that the people who took her in after her mother's death won't let her stay out late; it is implied that she will use and destroy him just as she did Dennis. But Dennis's parole officer is indeed watching as she departs with her latest victim.
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In addition, he would often stay out late into the night and wake up at noon, a point that became notorious in the 1965–66 NBA season. When he became a Laker, Chamberlain built a million-dollar mansion he called the "Ursa Major" in Bel-Air, as a play on his nickname "The Big Dipper" (jazz composer Thad Jones also named the music composition Big Dipper after the basketball star). It had a 2,200-pound pivot as a front door and contained great displays of luxury. Robert Allen Cherry, journalist and author of the biography Wilt: Larger than Life, describes his house as a miniature Playboy Mansion, where he regularly held parties and lived out his later-notorious sex life.
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They released "She Made a Monkey Out of Me" for the independent Green Records in August 1981 and followed with "You Shouldn't Stay Out Late" in 1982. Ayers, Betts, Crysell, Fabok, Taylor of The Allniters together with other musicians, Dave Pye on trumpet (Fast Cars), Kirk Pengilly on saxophone (INXS) and Stuart Martin trombone recorded as studio-based band, The Igniters, at Sydney's 2JJJ studio 221, and released a dub reggae EP Igniters in 1982 on Green Records. The Allniters signed with Midnight Oil's label Powderworks and with RCA in 1983. First single for Powderworks was "Hold On" in May, followed by a cover of Bobby Bloom's "Montego Bay" in September, which peaked at No. 19 on the Australian singles charts.
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The lawyer claimed that Blanco would never go willingly with a Moroccan because she harbored neonazi sympathies, as indicated by imagery present in her diaries, and reminded that the investigation had focused early on the neonazi group Bases Autónomas. Blanco's friends denied that she had any relation with neonazis. Chelh's first wife fueled the conspiracy theory in an interview with TVE's La Mañana, where she claimed that there were "several people involved" and that the Chelhs knew who was "behind it all", "more or less." She claimed this time that Chelh came back home between 22:00 and 23:00, that he wouldn't stay out late because she was pregnant, and that he told her that some boys had mugged him, but that he didn't want to denounce it because he was afraid.
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