They worked quickly, eager to complete their mission before dawn.
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She was still scolding just before dawn, five hours later.
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My last day in Maui, we were up before dawn.
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The best time to watch is before dawn on Friday.
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Today (Thursday): Showers exit quickly around or even before dawn.
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Before dawn, he taught himself the logic of the equation.
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Just before dawn, bin Nayef agreed to surrender his position.
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As politicians debated what to do, before dawn on Aug.
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Appointments for the best doctors are snapped up before dawn.
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They said the incident took place before dawn on Thursday.
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One morning, I woke up before dawn and went outside.
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Before dawn, a nurse came in to give her morphine.
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The effort began before dawn the morning after the shooting.
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I cannot tell her that she should leave before dawn arrives.
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The first occurred before dawn near the U.S. Consulate in Jeddah.
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He began getting up before dawn each day to run 10km.
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Unless there was a way to make Kulagin talk before dawn.
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The race starts at the Wrightwood, California, community center before dawn.
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So it's what they always say: It's always darkest before dawn.
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Because of the time difference, Mr. Kelland often imbibed before dawn.
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I broke mine running on a debris-strewn path before dawn.
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After returning late Tuesday, he woke up before dawn to pray.
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Every day they'd start before dawn and work until 7 p.m.
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Before dawn on Monday, it will be removed by a crane.
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Some lined up before dawn on Wednesday to cast their ballots.
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The most devoted of them will join the lines before dawn.
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They had arrived a little before dawn, and they were the latecomers.
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Teague says they almost had to abandon rescue efforts just before dawn.
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My cell phone started ringing before dawn in Las Vegas last Wednesday.
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Four assailants opened fire on a police station before dawn, SPA reported.
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The first of Islam's five daily prayers begins before dawn, noted Col.
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Triggered by heavy rains, the massive slides struck before dawn on Tuesday.
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The showers tend to be most visible after midnight and before dawn.
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When the water started pouring in, fast, just before dawn on Aug.
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They always came before dawn for us chosen to be sold south.
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Not long before dawn, my father began speaking of airplanes, flight plans.
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Same vibe for breakfast tomorrow morning, to eat before dawn: Avocado toast.
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Throughout that basketball season, I rose before dawn to begin my regimen.
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Before dawn Tuesday, a bomb inside a package exploded around 1 a.m.
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After an overnight rain, she was up before dawn, refreshing her work.
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On the second night after I came home, just before dawn prayers.
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Before dawn the next morning, his parents took him to the bus stop.
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Authorities say he initially told investigators that Sherin disappeared before dawn on Oct.
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The best time to look, the website EarthSky recommends, is right before dawn.
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They spotted unusual activity when a vehicle pulled up before dawn on Jan.
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Our plane, a three-seat Cessna, revved up on the tarmac before dawn.
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He has been jolted awake before dawn by jackhammers and screeching delivery trucks.
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Before Dawn orbited Ceres, it visited Vesta, another asteroid, from 2011 to 2013.
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Before dawn, she got her co-worker to bring in the bulky spout.
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This bird would fly on to this ledge approximately an hour before dawn.
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By just before dawn, we may get down to around 40 degrees downtown.
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I worked shifts there in the early 1990s, unloading trucks well before dawn.
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The New Old Age What happened to Beatrice Weisman before dawn on Aug.
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People come before dawn -- seven days a week -- for the pure drinking water.
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ET on November 21 and just before dawn November 22 in Western Europe.
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The fruit needs to be unloaded, sorted, graded and packed - all before dawn.
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And so, one morning before dawn, the day after Ford's letter to Sen.
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One morning before dawn, she entered the guest room where I was sleeping.
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A total of 426 homes were evacuated before dawn Sunday, according to OEM officials.
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Like the light just before dawn—or at sunset—the results are simply magical.
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Shortly before dawn the pile shuddered ominously, prompting those working atop it to evacuate.
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Neighbors said that in the hours before dawn, the rebels had killed a sniper.
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Well before dawn on a weekday morning a fingernail moon hangs over St-Rémy.
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Right now, the five visible-eye planets are all visible from Earth before dawn.
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They drove an hour and a half before dawn to get here from Gilroy.
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Multiple armed FBI agents surround Stone's home in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, just before dawn.
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Apart from having to wake up long before dawn, the work itself wasn't bad.
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The best time to go out and look is Monday morning just before dawn.
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The water was already at his door when his wife woke him before dawn.
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Another quake, with a magnitude of 6.2, shook the coast before dawn on Wednesday.
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For now, it seemed like a prudent move to be in bed before dawn.
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Another crew hikes in during the night and carries out the wood before dawn.
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Before dawn broke the next day, the hostages were freed and the prisoners subdued.
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Footage from the Vietnam Film Institute shows how the Communists, before dawn on Dec.
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It remained in the air a few minutes longer and crashed shortly before dawn.
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The residents rose before dawn and retired after dark, forming surreal lines of order.
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The House narrowly passed the budget bill by 240 to 186 before dawn Friday.
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The space capsule landed gently on the sandy turf just before dawn on Sunday.
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Each day before dawn, farmworkers boarded buses and crossed legally into the United States.
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CreditCreditTom Brenner for The New York Times The email arrived in Washington before dawn.
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Before dawn on Friday morning, SpaceX launched a rocket carrying a Japanese communications satellite.
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Mercury, Venus, Mars, Saturn and Jupiter can be best seen about 45 minutes before dawn.
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A handful were lined up before dawn despite the cold, eager to cast their ballot.
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Some version of her dread visits a lot of Democrats in the hours before dawn.
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From late July through much of August, stargazers will see the brightest meteors before dawn.
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SHORTLY before dawn, a queue has already formed along the pavement outside the immigration office.
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Last week supply doctors trying to sneak into the east before dawn retreated under fire.
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THE MISSILE that was launched shortly before dawn on November 12th was just the beginning.
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A spokesman for the rebel fighters said they entered Afrin before dawn, meeting no resistance.
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So I, too, rose before dawn one day to chase his ghost through the twilight.
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She awoke well before dawn to practice, which she continues to do to this day.
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The Vista and XP years were rough, I'll admit, but it's always darkest before dawn.
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Even still, I wake up every morning before dawn whether I want to or not.
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The line of people waiting to leave Venezuela begins to form an hour before dawn.
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The plane landed before dawn on Tuesday at an Air Force base outside the capital.
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Morgan was in an apartment next door, just before dawn, when he got the news.
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He was on a stage in the village of Sapoá when, before dawn on Feb.
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With the reservoirs at capacity, the Army Corps began releasing water from them before dawn.
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The New York Times reports that queues for specialists in Beijing can start before dawn.
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Temperatures may rise into the low to mid-40s but drop a bit before dawn.
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Videos taken immediately after the crash show blazes lighting up the darkened fields before dawn.
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He went to mosque before dawn every day, and again every night, for last prayers.
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CALAIS, France — It was obvious by the noise that could be heard even before dawn.
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Mercury made its debut mere moments before dawn, when the sun's gaze swallowed the entire show.
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Israeli aircraft struck three Hamas facilities before dawn after the latest rocket salvo, Israel's military said.
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The abduction happened before dawn in the city of Bamenda in the English-speaking Northwest region.
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Playland Miniature Golf course in Guerneville enveloped in floodwaters before dawn from the rising Russian River.
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They would wake before dawn, drink coffee and discuss books about politics, philosophy and quantum mechanics.
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"He's doing great," O'Neill said of Nyquist after checking up on the unbeaten colt before dawn.
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There were no immediate reports of deaths from the 6.4 magnitude tremor, which struck before dawn.
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But the excitement turned to despair before dawn as England emerged winners in a thrilling finish.
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The incident took place before dawn in Jenin refugee camp, and no Israeli casualties were reported.
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Read our full interview with Mark Zuckerberg Zuckerberg arrived at the Yuma Proving Ground before dawn.
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Had he just had an intelligence briefing on a Saturday before dawn at Mar-a-Lago?
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I turned around and began walking back to St.-Laurent-du-Var, arriving shortly before dawn.
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Shortly before dawn prayers on Sunday, someone noticed a fire outside the building, the police said.
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Trooper Nicholas Hopkins, 33, was executing a search warrant shortly before dawn when he was shot.
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NEW DELHI — The phone calls started before dawn, frantic young men dialing relatives in faraway villages.
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MANILA — Every morning before dawn, Rosario Perez checks to make sure her sons are still alive.
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The attack that began before dawn lasted around four hours, witnesses and military sources told Reuters.
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Janis Mackey Frayer of NBC News said she and her colleagues left before dawn on Thursday.
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He'd been standing there since before dawn, on a day when it was 23 degrees outside.
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If spectacle is what you crave, a Trump rally is worth getting up before dawn for.
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Viper 2 waded back across the river before dawn and weaved uphill to the outpost's gate.
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A year ago, I resolved to run before dawn and take a cold shower every morning.
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THE RED-EYE FROM AMMAN touched down just before dawn in Erbil where Mr. Zrar waited.
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Operation Texas Rocker The feds came for El Presidente before dawn on the first Wednesday in January.
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A brush fire broke out just before dawn in the Simi Valley area north of Los Angeles.
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Olivia saves Lem by giving him her blood just before dawn, and everyone is alive...for now.
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Local residents on the Big Island told Fox News they heard a loud explosion just before dawn.
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The warship collided with the Alnic MC tanker, a vessel three times its size, before dawn Monday.
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Worse is that just before dawn, the moon will be near the horizon in the western sky.
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Nights particularly were filled with dread; the enemy preferred sneak attacks, often in the hours before dawn.
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Holston Cole was 3, a boy crackling with energy who would wake before dawn, his pastor said.
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Astronomy photographer Alan Dyer was also up before dawn to see the conjunction over southeastern Alberta, Canada.
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Fiery explosions could be seen inside the campus as riot officers entered before dawn on Monday morning.
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Before dawn on Wednesday the storm had inched to about 75 miles east-northeast of Durango, Mexico.
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Outside the dispensary in Oakland nearly 200 people waited in line before dawn for the 6 a.m.
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Just before dawn, he and his sister Ahmadia, 15, set off to visit relatives in Herat Province.
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She decided to show up at the border before dawn, according to staff in her lawyer's office.
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On Monday before dawn in Vancouver, the police made 33 arrests at the entrance to the port.
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Temperatures dip several degrees into the upper 210s to low 21s but may rise again before dawn.
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Just before dawn, as Mr. Farias was about to roll away, a rattling echoed under the bridge.
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The crash just before dawn scattered flaming debris and passengers' belongings across a wide stretch of farmland.
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The Assistant follows Jane through one long workday, which begins before dawn and ends late at night.
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We woke up before dawn (take a guess why/by whom), and everyone was a little cranky.
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Snow was already on the ground in parts of New Jersey and Connecticut before dawn on Monday.
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The ceremony began before dawn, with priests chanting hymns under a single chandelier in St. George's Cathedral.
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They commuted to work by train, often rising before dawn to meet the contractor at 7 a.m.
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The baby was found alive and safe and the suspect was taken into custody before dawn on Saturday.
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At a gathering in New York, hundreds of women were waiting before dawn for the event to start.
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It's Ramadan, the Islamic month of fasting, and I need to get up and eat something before dawn.
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A group of protesters waving the Catalan flag gathered outside Lledoners prison near Barcelona before dawn on Friday.
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Most had started lining up before dawn after being turned away at the end of the day Tuesday.
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Some time before dawn on January 6 1975, in a squat not far from Euston, he killed himself.
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About 60 to 100 BIFF militants were in the vicinity when the assaults began before dawn, Sobejana said.
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Just before dawn on the first Sunday of 2010, a scooter sped through the streets of Reggio Calabria.
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WASHINGTON — The Islamic State fighters arrived on the outskirts of the northern Iraqi town of Teleskof before dawn.
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Lyft's staff, with family and friends, and Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti gathered before dawn for the kickoff.
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Patrol officers investigated the woman's report, and Nelly was arrested before dawn, Auburn police said in the statement.
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Before dawn, a swarm of police vehicles and ambulances on standby choked the streets of the TriBeCa neighborhood.
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Some reporters had gathered outside the courthouse before dawn in case police tried to rush through the proceedings.
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She woke before dawn, started work at 7 and by noon was on television screens across the state.
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BEFORE DAWN ON BLUFF ROADSelected New Jersey Poems HOLLYHOCKS IN THE FOGSelected San Francisco PoemsBy August Kleinzahler148 pp.
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But the flat ocean also meant they were visible when they arrived early the next morning, before dawn.
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It hit before dawn Tuesday, leaving a man dead and causing dozens of homes and structures to crumble.
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But the delivery crews, workers and early risers navigating the streets before dawn on Tuesday were not fazed.
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Yet about 50 people were waiting for her before dawn in a restaurant in rural Sheldon on Monday.
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Reuters reported that conditions were extremely foggy at the time of the crash, which happened just before dawn.
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GAOSHAN, China — The first earthquake struck this small farming village in Sichuan Province before dawn on Feb. 239.
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He was later promoted to a job turning off streetlights before dawn and digging holes for electric poles.
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Journalists, many of whom had queued in the rain since before dawn, were permitted one mobile phone each.
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Before dawn, dozens of people left the shelter en route to the Mexican border city of Tecun Uman.
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Huge lines snake around most pharmacies from before dawn, with some people staying all night to stake a place.
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He runs into Kim on one of his mornings — is she arriving before dawn, too, to get work done?
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It was to no effect: shortly before dawn on March 31st, Ms Park was arrested at the prosecutors' office.
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Linus believes his faith will be rewarded, in the hours before dawn, by a visit from the Great Pumpkin.
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Hundreds of people gathered outside the palace during the morning and some who had arrived before dawn lit candles.
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Bedolla emerged just before dawn, accompanied by his wife, headed for a grueling day picking grapes for subsistence wages.
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Mr. Trump announced it on Friday night in Washington as the missiles were hitting Syria before dawn on Saturday.
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Before dawn Monday, Iraqi-led forces launched an offensive to reclaim the country's second-largest city from ISIS' grip.
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Food supplies are scarce in the besieged area, and those trapped inside often line up before dawn for food.
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The decrees, issued Wednesday, were made public before dawn Friday in the kingdom's official weekly Um al-Qura gazette.
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Sporadic gunfire was heard overnight in Bouake as well as at military camps in Abidjan and intensified before dawn.
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She plans to work closely with a nutritionist, get up before dawn and often train well into the night.
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The staff did several rounds of drop-offs at the airport before dawn, taking a total of 32 people.
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Barclays' Goldberg said he and three associates would work the DFAST numbers to produce a clean report before dawn.
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But just before dawn, she awoke to find the car was nearly submerged and she was out of gas.
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A 29-year-old gunman slaughtered 49 people at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, before dawn on Sunday.
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One of them was Amadou Boukar, who, in March 2017, awoke before dawn to militants attacking his town, Nzako.
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"No one who can rise before dawn 360 days a year fails to make his family rich," he says.
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Beginning in the summer months just after dark and continuing until just before dawn, the sound drove residents crazy.
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The board members and others authorities could not be immediately reached for comment as the lawsuits landed before dawn.
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They could assess how many lab tests patients actually need, and whether blood needs to be drawn before dawn.
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Fans have been lining up along the five-mile route since before dawn, and they are extremely fired up.
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Instead of working late at night, Berninger now wakes up before dawn, drinks tea, smokes weed and writes lyrics.
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The definition of an immersive experience, "A Prayer Before Dawn" is a survival story whittled to sweat and sinews.
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Winds should also taper slowly but surely — perhaps to around 5 mph before dawn — out of the northwest direction.
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The subsequent Israeli strikes were followed by a final, and risky, salvo of mortar shells and rockets before dawn.
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He also began practicing his Sikh religion more actively, growing his beard and waking up before dawn to meditate.
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He was in Boston for the night and planned to hop another train just before dawn the next morning.
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The House narrowly passed the budget bill by 240 to 186 before dawn Friday, then sent it to Trump.
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Assane Diallo is confident he can evade the coast guard when he leaves before dawn in the coming days.
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Either the protesters hadn't gotten in line before dawn themselves, or it was impossible to tell protesters from supporters.
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A Reuters witness reported initial panic after the latest quake, which struck before dawn and lasted about 30 seconds.
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" August Kleinzahler, "Before Dawn on Bluff Road: Selected New Jersey Poems / Hollyhocks in the Fog: Selected San Francisco Poems.
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Other worshippers who had been praying in the nearby Mina area ascended in buses or on foot from before dawn.
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Before dawn on Sunday, lightning had lit up the sky, and he could see that water had reached his garages.
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Lucas Rodriguez tweeted a video of the Argentine capital in darkness before dawn, saying he'd never seen anything like it.
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The series, titled "It's Always Darkest Before Dawn," seemed to be a relatable reflection on solitary escapism and collective fear.
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Kurdish forces had dislodged the militants from all the police and public buildings they had seized before dawn, they said.
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This meant she had to stay up late or wake before dawn to write the books she wanted to read.
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Bishop often drank herself into a stupor, starting "the hour before dawn" and sometimes continuing even until she was hospitalised.
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When she woke before dawn for a final round of study, all the students in her lodgings were already up.
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They get up before dawn, they spend hours harvesting crops, cooking for their families, and tending to their younger siblings.
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The president was up before dawn this morning watching and tweeting about last night's episode of Fox's Lou Dobbs Tonight.
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A small fleet of ambulances and first responders rushed to the crash site about two hours from Quito before dawn.
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Just before dawn — after the moon sets around 5 am — may be the best, darkest, time of all to watch.
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Hundreds of veterans, foreign defense attaches and politicians gathered before dawn on a big parade field to watch the ceremony.
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They arrived before dawn so they could capture mosquitoes that had preyed on villagers in their homes during the night.
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Lyft's staff, with their family and friends, and Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti gathered before dawn for the kick-off.
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The agents, clad in body armor and helmets, knocked on Stone's door shortly before dawn to rouse and apprehend him.
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MONDAY • Before dawn is not too soon to start tracing the global movements of the North Pole's most famous denizen.
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The three victims were in a boat on the Warunta river before dawn Saturday when the soldiers fired on them.
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Residents at the ashram recall Alice waking them up before dawn, so that they could listen to her newest compositions.
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The first evacuations came before dawn on May 3, when the volcano began its current cycle of eruptions and earthquakes.
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There would be about half a dozen late at night , then another half a dozen or so just before dawn.
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When he staggered onto Springer Mountain in Georgia before dawn Sunday, Meltzer set a record for completing the Appalachian Trail.
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Forty years later, the Ethiopian mother rose before dawn on Wednesday to vote for the referendum her family dreamed of.
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A woman near the front of the line said that she had been waiting since before dawn, nine hours earlier.
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The budget passed before dawn on Saturday morning, just hours after Mr. Cuomo announced an agreement with Albany's legislative leaders.
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The protesters eventually dispersed before dawn on Saturday, and the police began removing the barricades the demonstrators had put up.
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Just before dawn, the Hajar Mountains, about 24 miles east across the Arabian Desert, began to emerge from the darkness.
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Some fishermen and women on Lake Kivu cast their nets at sunset and return before dawn to collect their trappings.
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That's because for reasons that have to do with both logistics and lighting, he often has to rise before dawn.
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Taban said the last of the four attackers were killed nearly 10 hours after the assault begun, just before dawn.
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I spent my days in near-silence, waking before dawn for Mass, working the farm alongside nuns in full habit.
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Starting before dawn, she sells the bread outside her home to neighbors going to work, making about $20 a day.
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It released pictures and footage of armoured personnel carriers moving in convoy in Hong Kong before dawn, their lights flashing.
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After rolling in before dawn, sellers use the next few hours to set up their stations and buy among themselves.
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Mr. Tibbitts said he was awakened before dawn on Friday by gas inspectors, who were checking meters in the neighborhood.
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CAPE TOWN — In the cold hours before dawn this week on a South African game reserve, a dog began barking.
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That was a couple of hours before dawn on Sunday, when the water inside was less than an inch deep.
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Bhavye Suneja and his co-pilot, First Officer Harvino — arrived at the airport before dawn to prepare for the flight.
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Before dawn, we could see the wind shift to the southeast and gust around 35 mph a couple of times.
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James said he had heeded the warning and had been driving around before dawn with his family looking for shelter.
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The McCain, a guided-missile destroyer, collided with an oil tanker in the Strait of Malacca before dawn on Monday.
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James said he had heeded the warning and had been driving around before dawn with his family looking for shelter.
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Chris, it turned out, had been awake before dawn and had followed the ship's coördinates on his cabin's TV screen.
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She woke before dawn to practice — a habit she has never lost — and eventually outjumped the best in the nation.
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During the harvest season, she left home before dawn, one of her children trailing behind and tugging at her burqa.
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Recall the awful events: Just before dawn a firebomb was thrown inside the home of a Palestinian family, the Dawabshehs.
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Before dawn the next day, Mr. Leimdorfer recalled, the farmer led the refugees through a field, careful to avoid detection.
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The UN said armed men, reportedly dressed as hunters, came before dawn and attacked the villagers with guns and machetes.
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Brunson arrived at the court before dawn Friday, while his wife, Norine Brunson, arrived later in a US diplomatic vehicle.
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It will stay near the moon the entire night as it rises and then sets in the Southwest before dawn.
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The very best time to watch, Sky and Telescope magazine reports, will be right before dawn on Friday, December 14.
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Long Beach Fire Chief Mike DuRee announced that the firefighter had died about four hours after the shooting before dawn Monday.
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It struck before dawn on Monday at a depth of 28 kilometers (about 24 miles) in the India-Myanmar border region.
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The coast guard said that 13 people were rescued after the wooden boat sank in mild weather conditions before dawn Friday.
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More than 200 protesters gathered before dawn at Zuccotti Park in New York City's Financial District, banging drums and chanting slogans.
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They would wake up together before dawn, sing the Chinese national anthem, and raise the Chinese flag at 7:30 am.
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Brownsville, Texas (CNN)D'Ann Loop awoke just before dawn to the smell of smoke as flames spread through her ranch home.
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Just before dawn on Tuesday, nine Black Lives Matter UK protesters chained themselves to each other on London City Airport's runway.
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The best way to see these planets will be outside of the light pollution of the city, facing south before dawn.
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Up before dawn, we climbed into the Toyota and headed toward the demilitarized zone, which marks the border with South Korea.
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Do you have what it takes to spend hours a day practicing — sweating it out on the gridiron, sometimes before dawn?
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Others prefer waking before dawn — early enough that children are likely to go back to sleep and stay asleep until breakfast.
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Trump's messages, which began before dawn, came a day after he returned from a peculiar and controversy-laden trip to Paris.
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So she started visiting the Amazon shuttle stop before dawn, greeting bleary-eyed workers as they headed off to the warehouse.
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Cho Nwe Soe said she cannot handle the workload - which means waking up before dawn and working until after sunset - alone.
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I started out that day bright and early, before dawn, grabbing a tea and a scone at the local café/bookstore.
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Governor McCrory, addressing reporters in Raleigh on Monday, said a levee breach before dawn had endangered about 1,500 residents in Lumberton.
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Washington, DC (CNN)Voting hours were extended in Nashville, Tennessee, following a devastating tornado that hit the city before dawn Tuesday.
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Before dawn on April 4, 1994, Abigail Alling and Mark Van Thillo slipped across the foothills of Arizona's Santa Catalina Mountains.
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The best time to spot the Lyrids in the hours before dawn: That's when Lyra will the highest in the sky.
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In one, two brothers were killed as they watered their fields before dawn after receiving permission from the local security outpost.
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Shortly before dawn, homicide investigators took into custody the two former military police officers, Ronnie Lessa and Elcio Vieira de Queiroz.
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Mr. Gouri, who was also a journalist, author and documentary filmmaker, died before dawn on Wednesday at his home in Jerusalem.
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For long Saturday morning runs, I would start before dawn and watch the sunrise along with drinkers and smokers and tourists.
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Given that the flight on Monday morning left before 6:30, this walk-around would most likely have happened before dawn.
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The protesters began gathering before dawn at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church to demonstrate against President Trump's proposed border wall.
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Starting before dawn, the protesters in Amsterdam held pamphlets saying "SORRY that we blocked the road, but this is an emergency".
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Some fans arrived before dawn to claim a spot in line to watch the memorial at the Palace of Fine Arts.
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Some fans arrived before dawn to claim a spot in line to watch the memorial at the Palace of Fine Arts.
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Just before dawn he fell into a near-delirious sleep, his body shockingly embroidered with the experiences of the previous hours.
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Though many top execs wake before dawn to tackle workouts and a flurry of emails, Pichai prefers a low-key start.
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Before dawn on January 28, police raided beauty salons in conservative Aceh province, dragging 12 transgender women out to the streets.
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But just before dawn on November 23rd plainclothes officers arrested one of its editors, Shady Zalat, at his flat in Cairo.
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Every day before dawn we marched in plastic sandals, sometimes stopping to pull inch-long acacia thorns out of our feet.
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Philippines Well before dawn in the United States, about 200 people marched Friday against Trump in the Philippines' capital, Manila, Reuters reported.
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Triggered by heavy rains, the massive mudslides in southern California struck before dawn on Tuesday this week, killing at least 18 people.
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During Ramadan, Muslims wake up well before dawn to eat the first meal of the day, which has to last until sunset.
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Lead actor Winston Duke's character is a proud Howard alum, and excited Howard students lined up before dawn on Monday for tickets.
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The mudslides, which began before dawn on Tuesday, washed out roads and trapped hundreds of people in Santa Barbara County's Romero Canyon.
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Its rise time depends on where exactly you are, but it can be as much as 80 to 120 minutes before dawn.
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On July 12, a few hours before dawn, a man in Chandler, Arizona, was jolted awake by an alert on his phone.
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However, the Yonhap report said seven pirates on a speedboat attacked the CK BlueBell before dawn, leaving some crew with minor injuries.
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Cindy was a tropical storm when it made landfall before dawn just south of Lake Charles, Louisiana, the National Hurricane Center said.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Republican, had made exactly that comment before dawn on Friday morning after the failed healthcare vote.
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Briefly pausing talk of reconstruction and hindering rescuers, another quake, of 6.2 magnitude, shook the coast before dawn on Wednesday, terrifying survivors.
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Earlier this year, more than 100,000 loyal Lilly customers signed up to shop, many logging on before dawn to get a number.
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Four attackers blew themselves up in the town before dawn, killing five people and wounding a dozen others, according to local officials.
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The South Korean military said on Friday that North Korea fired at least two short-range projectiles into east sea before dawn.
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Hours earlier, the tax-writing Ways and Means Committee voted 23-16 before dawn to approve it after working 17 straight hours.
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For billionaire Richard Branson and bestselling author Dan Brown, it's waking before dawn that's the secret to starting the day off right.
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Mr. Santos said he was told of the Nobel committee's decision by his son Martín, who woke him before dawn on Friday.
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The show will continue through Saturday, according to NASA, but tonight and before dawn on Friday should offer the most meteor activity.
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My morning ritual is to get up just before dawn to meditate on the screened-in porch as the birds wake up.
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The strike was set to take place just before dawn Friday in Iran to minimize risk to the Iranian military and civilians.
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It was just before dawn and a cool breeze blew across the Gateway International Bridge, which connects Matamoros in Mexico to Brownsville.
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I focused on the room, which evokes the light before dawn, with a smear of sky painted across the wall and ceiling.
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Everything kept me alert until shortly before dawn, when I slept for a few minutes until the puppy whined and woke me.
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People start lining up well before dawn to spend the day listening to music, drinking free beer and eating Ms. Ray's food.
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They struck a pro-government militia compound in Jawzjan province before dawn on Monday, killing 14 members of the Afghan security forces.
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The strongest and likely most damaging of hundreds of temblors that have struck the island since December 183 hit before dawn Tuesday.
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Washington (CNN)On the day of his expected impeachment, President Donald Trump awoke before dawn, flicked on the television and began tweeting.
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As a child, he would rise before dawn to sneak in nine holes at a local golf club before the clubhouse opened.
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Soon after the article went online before dawn on Monday, editors and reporters began discussing plans for more coverage and more questions.
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I was awakened before dawn the next morning by shouting in Hindi, a language I do not speak, from somewhere within camp.
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Or, at least, well enough for me to go downstairs, a little before dawn, as I sometimes did, to watch him sleep.
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Generations of farm children have woken before dawn to feed livestock and do chores that families call a sacrosanct part of life.
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In Chicago, my grandmother left you before dawn to travel to her job as a domestic in a home in an affluent suburb.
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BEFORE dawn the Dignity 1 has completed her first rescue, scooping 114 migrants without lifejackets from a rubber dinghy adrift in the Mediterranean.
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Jet lag is still on our side so we wake up before dawn and drive down to Hanauma Bay to watch the sunrise.
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Since then, the installation has been put into operation every evening of September 11, and turned off just before dawn the following morning.
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He describes scenes of bafflement when Chinese farmers rent land in the Russian Far East, rising before dawn and working until after dark.
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The first group of bombers attacked before dawn and the second later at night, two of them blowing themselves up near a church.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — The attackers burst into the Kenyan military base in Somalia before dawn, blasting through the gate with a truckload of explosives.
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From waking before dawn to ensure maximum shopping time to nonstop suburban mall-hopping, you can bet we've never come home empty-handed.
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Trump, whose aide Steve Bannon previously ran the right-wing, nationalist Breitbart site, tweeted his response shortly before dawn in Washington on Thursday.
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One of them, filmed before dawn and published on Facebook, shows people pleading with police to stop the demolition of an electronics shop.
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Manchester, N.H. (CNN)We landed in Nashua before dawn, a conquering political army arriving in New Hampshire to negotiate the terms of surrender.
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The 6.4-magnitude earthquake hit southern Taiwan before dawn on Saturday, causing many buildings — including a 17-story residential high-rise — to collapse.
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About a dozen vets are walking to camp before dawn to participate in a water ceremony, which is beautiful and unfamiliar to us.
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A military outpost in Semdinli had come under a PKK attack with mortars, anti-aircraft fire and machine guns before dawn on Friday.
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Try to find an area away from concentrated urban lights with a view of the entire night sky, preferably before dawn on Friday.
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Villagers in the area said they heard a loud explosion before dawn, followed by heavy exchanges of gunfire for at least an hour.
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Despite tonight's poor meteor shower forecast, you can still attempt to see some cosmic fireworks when the moon checks out right before dawn.
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Before dawn the next morning, they pushed through town, using bulldozers to knock down barricades and firing from the backs of their trucks.
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Accompanied by a close friend, she awoke before dawn on Saturday and made her way to Dublin Airport for a 6:30 a.m.
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U.S. officials told Androphy to be at the federal detention center in Houston before dawn for Mechanic's release, scheduled for 5:30 a.m.
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The migrants left Tajoura, in western Libya, before dawn on Wednesday, and the coast guard received a call for help around 3 p.m.
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The coordinated Taliban attack, coming from four directions, began before dawn on Monday, according to Mahfozullah Akbari, a spokesman for the regional police.
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The line to enter had snaked around the corner before dawn, with students awaiting the Kilroy's game-day tradition of a breakfast buffet.
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Frugal Traveler I awoke sometime before dawn to the soft, rhythmic clacking of the train, pacing steadily through the heart of South Africa.
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Sleepless before dawn, she heard Shanghai gradually awaken beginning with a distant bicycle bell and growing to a full crescendo of cycling commuters.
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Every night for a month, Mathias Svalina, a poet from Denver, traces the same delivery route, covering 25 to 45 miles before dawn.
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When I saw flames a few hundred yards away before dawn that day, I was entranced by both their beauty and their power.
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A bare-knuckled fist of a movie, Jean-Stéphane Sauvaire's "A Prayer Before Dawn" is grueling to watch and disorienting to listen to.
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Federal agents raided Mr. Manafort's home before dawn, leaving with binders stuffed with documents and copies of the former campaign chairman's computer files.
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The search-and-rescue team from California had been up since before dawn, packing their gear and checking, again, their dozens of vehicles.
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The Guardian said he appears to have boarded a Bombardier Challenger private jet bound for Lebanon, where he arrived before dawn on Monday.
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When he was indicted in January 2019, CNN filmed a team of armed FBI agents swarming Stone's Florida home, arresting him before dawn.
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CreditCreditGeorge Georgiou for The New York Times Every weekday before dawn, a morning migration takes place near the desert on Africa's southwestern coast.
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Miguna Miguna was taken from his Nairobi home before dawn to a police station, Citizen TV and NTV reported on their Twitter feeds.
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Before dawn one recent morning in Brooklyn, harried garbage crews could be seen careening onto sidewalks, running red lights and backing across intersections.
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It begins: In the pink-walled dormitory of the Julia Tutwiler Prison for Women, nearly all of the inmates had risen before dawn.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Republican, had made exactly that comment before dawn on Friday morning after the failed health-care vote.
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She would worry well past the witching hour, and at some point drift off into her own restless half-sleep, just before dawn.
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The spill occurred before dawn last Saturday after two tankers, one empty and the other carrying petroleum, collided near Chennai, Commandant Sharma said.
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Some of Trump's supporters were so keen to see the president that they began queuing up before dawn for the 7 p.m. rally.
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In Jowzjan Province, the Taliban attacked a security outpost in Faizabad District before dawn on Thursday, killing six police officers and wounding another.
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The volcano generated up to 1,18143 feet of lava fountains before dawn Monday, lighting up the dark sky with an intense crimson glow.
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Hours earlier, the tax-writing Ways and Means Committee similarly voted 23-16 before dawn to approve it after working 17 straight hours.
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She has become a celebrity in her home state, where people have been rising before dawn during the Games to watch her race.
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Hawker stalls continue to operate in those same centers, and some new ones, today, selling local favorites from before dawn until late at night.
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Haiti At least 38 people were killed and 13 others injured in northern Haiti after a bus plowed into a crowd before dawn yesterday.
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Finally, the prosecutor agreed to meet the agent, before dawn, at the Iquitos dock—if Osinfor could provide all the documents from the investigation.
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On the first day of the trial, curious crowds began gathering around the courtroom before dawn and had to be kept back by police.
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We've just entered Dark Before Dawn, a one-night-only funhouse of art and spectacle, filling an entire empty apartment building in Ridgewood, Queens.
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The storm came ashore before dawn just west of Cameron, LA, bringing maximum sustained winds near 45 mph, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said.
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Despite their creator insisting otherwise they WILL be naked eye visible, for at least an hour, more like two, after dark and before dawn.
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The 21 were freed before dawn Thursday in the northeastern Nigerian town of Banki, near the border with Cameroon, the first anonymous source said.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan opposition legislator Sergio Vergara said on Thursday he had not been arrested by intelligence agents who raided his house before dawn.
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They get up before dawn, and spend hours harvesting crops, cooking for their families and tending to their younger siblings before heading to class.
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Two and a half weeks after their initial visit to Wexler's RV, agents armed with a search warrant descended on the location before dawn.
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Chris Stapleton also came to play, offering "Darkest Hour Is Just Before Dawn" in honor of Skaggs' years in Emmylou Harris' groundbreaking Hot Band.
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Most of the cutters are farmers from nearby villages who start work before dawn at bitterly low temperatures to earn about $35 per day.
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Officials said the gunmen, wearing army fatigues, managed to enter the Pathankot air base in India's northwestern state of Punjab before dawn on Saturday.
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Before dawn, the villagers had ordered military vehicles headed toward the border to turn around, citing the tribe's constitutionally guaranteed autonomy over their territory.
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Families will gather around before dawn to share their dreams, right before they go hunting or head off to work in their horticultural plots.
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EST, military and diplomatic officials were expecting the military strike before dawn on Friday on a series of targets including radar and missile batteries.
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Those of us in the north may be able to see about 10 meteors an hour grazing the horizon in the hours before dawn.
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That's how many members of a single family were killed in Yemen when Saudi-led military forces struck their home before dawn Friday morning.
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Over the next five days, we floated four different sections of the Bulkley/Morice, rising before dawn and returning to our domicile after dark.
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Only hours later, a Palestinian faction said Israeli drones had struck a military position it holds in Lebanon's Bekaa valley before dawn on Monday.
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Before dawn on Sunday, two drones, which the Lebanese army and Hezbollah said were Israeli, crashed in the Hezbollah-dominated southern suburbs of Beirut.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Before dawn on Monday, at a military base in northeastern Syria, an American general delivered the bad news to his Syrian counterpart.
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Before dawn on May 6, 2016, a white police officer found himself face-to-face with a young black man holding a silver pistol.
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Authorities lifted rain and flood warnings for the Kanto region around a becalmed Tokyo before dawn as the typhoon ploughed up Japan's northeast coast.
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He looked at least relieved to get a warm drink on arrival before dawn in a former holiday residence on the edge of Champtercier.
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A 2100-magnitude quake struck five miles off the southwestern coast before dawn, the strongest tremor yet in a week of heavy seismic activity.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — The masked assailants crept up to the building hours before dawn on Christmas Eve and lobbed a handful of Molotov cocktails.
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Maybe it was the light seeping into the room he shares with his brother, or the chorus of robins that erupts just before dawn.
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They all get a bag of bread with sausage, yogurt, cheese and jam to eat just before dawn breaks at around 03:30 a.m.
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Riot officers broke into one university entrance before dawn Monday as fires raged inside and outside, but they didn't appear to get very far.
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Nights when the moon was new and the sky was dark, and the hour before dawn stretched out before him, threatening never to end.
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Riot officers broke in one entrance before dawn as fires raged inside and outside the school, but they didn't appear to get very far.
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The strikes were set to take place just before dawn on Friday to minimize risk to the Iranian military or to civilians, it added.
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WASHINGTON — On Christmas Eve in 2009, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was awake before dawn to personally monitor a critical moment in the nation's history.
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But neither one of us got more than an hour of sleep, when the temperature mercifully dipped down to the low 100s just before dawn.
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The fire began before dawn in the Simi Valley, northwest of Los Angeles, and within two hours destroyed at least 250 acres, NBC News reported.
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In the end we made nine reporting trips to the village, staying until late at night — when the whiskey kicked in — and arriving before dawn.
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JUST before dawn on October 28nd, passengers booked to fly on Monarch Airlines began to receive texts informing them that their flights had been cancelled.
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It made for a long day, but it meant they would get another chance to hit the salt before dawn and do it all again.
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"Before Dawn began its intensive observations of Ceres last year, Occator Crater looked to be one large bright area," said Jaumann in a press release.
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Police say Willem Van Spronsen, 69, was armed with a rifle and incendiary devices when he attacked the Northwest Detention Center before dawn on Saturday.
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Runners from around the world were up before dawn to get ready for one of the sport's most prestigious races: the New York City Marathon.
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Almost as rewarding, he will be able to sleep in on Sunday while most of his rivals are up before dawn to finish the round.
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Kolman's death occurred before dawn on November 29, 2011, in the parking lot of a Planet Fitness gym in Ulster, fifteen minutes south of Saugerties.
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For two days, the fishermen formed teams and left before dawn, returning to the weigh-in later that afternoon to have their daily catches judged.
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But he was better known as a workaholic who arrived at his Midtown Manhattan office before dawn and sometimes convened staff meetings at 6 a.m.
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A woman and her daughter were killed in a fire that tore through their two-story Queens house before dawn on Monday, the authorities said.
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Emergency crews found at least 25 bodies after the fire broke out before dawn on Monday, leaving nine people still missing, the Associated Press reported.
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On the F.I.U. website, a time-lapse video shows the intricate raising of the bridge before dawn on Saturday to the accompaniment of triumphant music.
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In Monday's attack, five ISIS insurgents armed with rocket-propelled grenades and rifles raided the outpost near the Marshal Fahim military academy just before dawn.
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They attacked again before dawn the next day, but the SS troops were ready, raking them with machine-gun fire and pounding them with mortars.
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In the somber hours before dawn, a funeral coach could often be seen hitched behind the 71, transporting Vienna's dead to their final resting place.
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Sheriff Dunagan said that before dawn on Saturday, his deputies were informed of the S.O.S. message that the hiker's hand-held GPS device had transmitted.
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Sometime before dawn on April 21987, David Buckel left his small brick house on the edge of Prospect Park in Brooklyn, pulling a shopping cart.
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He stages his own VersaClimber competitions against the group's fitness trainer, Jez Green, and routinely cycles extra miles before dawn, even when he is exhausted.
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Rural women sometimes endure taunts and even sexual assault when they relieve themselves outdoors, so they travel in small groups, often before dawn, for protection.
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The 120-seat gallery will be packed with reporters and news producers who may have to line up before dawn to chronicle the trial firsthand.
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But the trusty man in the yellow rain gear was still out before dawn in Washington on Tuesday, power-washing the sidewalk outside the Capitol.
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The killings occurred before dawn Wednesday in the northern town of Trujillo Alto, which lies south of the capital of San Juan, according to police.
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They started climbing Mt. Ijen in the middle of the night and reached the summit just before dawn in order to see the blue flames.
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A supervisor in Northern California described a typical operation, with teams of at least five members rising before dawn, meeting as early as 4 a.m.
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Before dawn on Tuesday morning in Los Angeles, Kumail Nanjiani and Tracee Ellis Ross will gather to read this year's Oscar nominees in 24 categories.
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The Taliban attacked police and army outposts around the northern city of Kunduz before dawn, killing at least 23 members of the Afghan security forces.
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The attack on the base, which started before dawn on Saturday, is a rare targeting of an Indian military installation outside of the disputed Kashmir region.
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CARACAS, March 21 (Reuters) - Venezuelan opposition legislator Sergio Vergara said on Thursday he had not been arrested by intelligence agents who raided his house before dawn.
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Before dawn on Monday, FBI agents and Elizabeth police reportedly raided multiple homes and small businesses in Elizabeth, including an apartment suspected to belong to Rahami.
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Santa Ana, California (CNN)The inmates are up before dawn, waiting in glass-and-steel holding cells and dressed in yellow-green jumpsuits and plastic slippers.
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Videos posted by area locals online showed raging fire - which broke out at one of Kalamkas wells before dawn - rising about 10 metres from the ground.
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This one, the Eta Aquarid meteor shower, has been active since April 19, but is set to reach its peak before dawn on Saturday, May 6.
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Chinooks deposited us on the outskirts of the village before dawn, and we went in expecting a fight, but the insurgents didn't want to play ball.
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He moved to the U.S. when he was just 12 and says he rose before dawn each morning to learn English before his school day started.
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In Mandalay, a center for Buddhist learning crowded with temples and monasteries, monks in burgundy or orange began filing barefoot into the old airport before dawn.
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Once, a 20-year-old and his 14-year-old sister disappeared before dawn and soon found themselves trapped on the edge of a muddy river.
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A spokesman for Turkish-backed Syrian rebel fighters said earlier that the rebels had entered Afrin before dawn on Sunday, and that YPG forces had withdrawn.
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An EF-210 tornado hit Putnam County, and an EF-26 tornado slammed Davidson and Wilson counties before dawn Tuesday, the National Weather Service confirmed Wednesday.
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As my colleagues Eliza Shapiro and Michael Gold wrote, buses leave depots before dawn and could interfere with the nearly 1,600 snow plows combing the streets.
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The courts ruled against the Miami relatives, and armed federal agents raided their home before dawn on the day before Easter in 2000 and seized Elian.
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To cloak my polio-crippled gait, will I have to arrive at work before dawn and leave long after other workers, as I used to do?
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Mr. Najjar, 44, said his daughter rose before dawn on Friday to eat and pray before the start of the daily, sunrise-to-sunset Ramadan fast.
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Before dawn, the caravan of several hundred people set off from San Pedro Sula in northern Honduras, about 25 miles (40 km) from the Guatemala border.
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The New York Times cited multiple instances of frustration posted to Sina Weibo: "I hope the central government can take over before dawn," one commenter wrote.
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She rose before dawn to churn out pages while her children slept, then car-pooled to Manhattan to work at the Gordon R. Tavistock advertising agency.
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The holiday, which is secular, begins as families come together to count down to the precise moment of the equinox, even if it falls before dawn.
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The 211-seat gallery will be packed with reporters and news producers who may have to line up before dawn to chronicle the trial first-hand.
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An earthquake struck Puerto Rico before dawn Tuesday, killing one man, injuring at least eight others and collapsing buildings in the southern part of the island.
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A neighbor of Hyde told NBC that one FBI agent arrived at Hyde's residence before dawn and parked on the street in front of the home.
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The National Weather Service said the heaviest rain moved east of Los Angeles County before dawn but that showers were expected to continue through the day.
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I got up before dawn to eat a hearty breakfast (called suhur), and each night, I set a sunset-timed alarm to start eating again (iftar).
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Nine busloads of immigrant activists from Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island will depart before dawn for the trip to Washington, intent on making their voices heard.
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Every day I saw single mothers with children waiting at the bus stop before dawn to go to work and to take their kids to school.
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After being attacked in the hours before dawn on Tuesday, Gwala crawled to the road to flag down a car to take him to the hospital.
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A 6.7 magnitude earthquake hit India's remote northeast region before dawn on Monday, killing at least eight people, injuring 100 others and causing damage to several buildings.
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Rocket sirens in southern Israel, which had gone off continuously over the weekend, sending residents running for cover, were quite for a few hours straight before dawn.
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"Look near Orion's club in the hours before dawn and you may see up to 10 to 15 meteors per hour," NASA said in a skywatching video.
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SHORTLY before dawn on October 215nd, startled passengers booked to fly on Monarch Airlines began to get text messages informing them that their flights had been cancelled.
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But for the rest of the northern hemisphere, a special astronomical occurrence will be visible in the hours before dawn on Thursday, March 8: A planet parade.
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Espinosa and another inmate reportedly fired at officers who raided the jail shortly before dawn on Saturday in search of drugs and firearms, police told news outlets.
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An earthquake measuring 6.8 struck northwest of Imphal, the capital of India's Manipur state, near the Myanmar border, before dawn on Monday, the U.S. Geological Survey said.
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In the latest violence in the province, the insurgents assaulted the border post manned by about 50 Afghan government soldiers before dawn, officials in the area said.
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We'd leave the house before dawn, and the night before, I'd stuff my backpack with books and a notepad and my Walkman, a set of clean underwear.
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Crime Scene It arrived in Central Park before dawn that Sunday, an instant attraction before it was quickly hauled away by a team of parks department workers.
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This same scene had unfolded every night for generations: The boats would push off empty in the evening and return before dawn full of whatever was running.
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In Isahaya, Mr. Uchimura's hometown on the island of Kyushu, a crowd of about 250 gathered before dawn on Thursday at a sports center nicknamed Uchimura Arena.
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Compiled before dawn by Mr. Heath and sent out to 50,000 inboxes before the morning commute, Playbook is a briefing delivered in a jocular "Daily Show" style.
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Across the country, people were packing into bars before noon, crowding around office televisions and arriving before dawn outside the hearing to snag a seat to watch.
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A few hours before dawn on May 20016th, Tomic returned to the site, in a hooded sweatshirt, with two suction cups, and silently pulled out the window.
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This year, Ms. Queiroz has often started her morning before dawn scanning reports about gun battles, relying on a series of group chats she monitors on WhatsApp.
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So he boarded a bus in El Salvador before dawn that morning, and a half a day later found himself stepping onto a raft on the Suchiate.
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On Thursday, Kevin Fret, an openly gay musician with a large social media following, was gunned down as he rode a motorbike before dawn in San Juan.
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Most memorably, the Brooklyn Bridge was the scene of a seemingly strange surrender: White flags were mounted before dawn in place of the usual waving U.S. flags.
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The Coast Guard said the vessel was believed to have carried 19813 people, including five crew members who jumped off soon after the fire ignited before dawn.
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President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine arrived in Israel before dawn on Thursday and quickly stirred up dust, announcing that he would not attend the Yad Vashem commemoration.
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The backside before dawn is more than Dr. Ryan Carpenter's office, it is one of his favorite places, especially on mornings of big races like this day.
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That meant lining up before dawn in freezing temperatures to be able to get a glimpse of the man who so few had ever seen in person.
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Before dawn on Wednesday, several people broke into that home, at least one holding a gun and at least one masked, according to the Los Angeles police.
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Eager to avoid fuel shortages, centrist President Emmanuel Macron's government deployed police at some sites before dawn to ensure by force that protesters could not block access.
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You don't even have to be glued to your phone for website deals before dawn — we know from years of experience that it's almost never worth it.
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I had only the haziest idea of what I might find there when I turned up at the Havana airport before dawn to catch a propeller plane.
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Ministry of Defence officials said the five militants, armed with rocket-propelled grenades and automatic rifles, attacked the outpost near the well-defended academy just before dawn.
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Strikingly often, self-made Americans have stories to share about teenage jobs, involving alarm clocks clanging before dawn, aching muscles, stern bosses and soul-fortifying hours of boredom.
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Prosecutors said another white teenager, Deryl Dedmon, was driving the truck that ran over Anderson in a hotel parking lot in Jackson before dawn on June 22028, 2011.
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Residents queued before dawn at polling stations in Monrovia, some bringing small wooden chairs with them, and formed queues as vendors sold them soft drinks and palm wine.
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A public viewing was held at The Pageant, a St. Louis club where Berry performed, with fans beginning to line up before dawn, according to the Associated Press.
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Just before dawn, with the air filled with thick sepia-colored smoke, they crawled into their pick-up truck and turned on the air conditioning, exhausted but alive.
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"Not a breath of it," Pietro Faraguna, 230, said before dawn on race day as he and members of his crew collected their boat in a neighboring town.
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However, if you're not too tired from New Year's festivities, it's still worth heading outside before dawn on the mornings of January 3 and 4 for a look.
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Sirens began before dawn on Sunday, triggered by dangerous water levels at a tailings dam still standing in the Vale SA facility near Brumadinho in Minas Gerais state.
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A tour bus crashed into the back of a tractor-trailer on a Southern California highway before dawn on Sunday, killing 13 people and injuring 31, authorities said.
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The rigmarole began before dawn, but everyone who gathered outside the hotel on the edge of New Orleans' French Quarter was used to waking up at ungodly hours.
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In Muslim communities, an ezan, or "adhan" in Arabic, is heard five times daily: before dawn, at midday, in the afternoon, when the sun sets and at night.
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More from Tonic: I made a concerted effort to pee out the last of the water before I went to bed yet got up three times before dawn.
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Videos on Twitter purportedly of the raid showed soldiers in battle gear brandishing assault rifles alongside armored vehicles and police trucks blocking an intersection and highway before dawn.
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According to the AP, the police report says the girl's parents found her covered in burns after hearing her screaming from the rooftop terrace before dawn on Monday.
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Park was driven to the detention center on the outskirts of Seoul just before dawn on Friday after a district court approved prosecutors' request for an arrest warrant.
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The head-chopping terrorists lost the fortune in an attack that was launched just before dawn Sunday on the ISIS-held Iraqi city of Mosul, the officials said.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - An earthquake shook buildings and woke people in the Chilean capital Santiago before dawn on Wednesday, though there were no initial reports of damage or casualties.
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"Before Dawn began its intensive observations of Ceres last year, Occator Crater looked to be one large bright area," Ralf Jaumann, Dawn co-investigator, said in a statement.
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According to Ms. Johnson's letter, Mr. Jacobs also confirmed a New York Times report that he was first contacted about issuing the statement before dawn on Sept. 6.
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Monday morning I got up well before dawn and saw that Hong Kong was down about 10 percent and other markets were looking equally weak before their openings.
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The market was moved in 2005 up to this cavernous terminal in the Bronx, where the buying begins after midnight each weekday and is largely over before dawn.
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Ahmed Abu Khawla, the commander of the SDF's Deir al-Zor military council, said Russian or Syrian fighter jets flew in from government territory before dawn on Saturday.
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Before dawn on Wednesday, Wajeeh Nusseibeh, who is charge of locking and unlocking the church, climbed a stepladder and turned the key to open its main wooden door.
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The teenagers have a term to describe the controversial way some of them got here, which begins when they're awakened, often before dawn, by a stranger or two.
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Many superyacht crew members wake up before dawn to start their day, which typically involves a lot of cleaning and catering to the requests of owners and guests.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French police swooped before dawn on Friday to clear out around 100 people who had occupied a Paris university premises in protest against student admissions rules.
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Just before dawn, the flames had gotten close enough that they were about to evacuate when the fire changed direction and began burning to the north, he said.
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SULAIMANIYA, Iraq — Before dawn on Monday, Kurdish soldiers noticed a man approaching them near the ancient city of Sinjar, the site of violent clashes with Islamic State fighters.
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"He fell as a hero, giving up his life to halt the murderous enterprise of a jihadist terrorist," Macron said in a statement shortly before dawn on Saturday.
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Even on days of heavy storms or bitter cold, this hardy entrepreneur was always in her shop before dawn, wearing rubber boots and tallying prices with a pencil.
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The first of the buses arrived before dawn on Thursday and took some 70 passengers to Puebla, where Pueblo Sin Fronteras plans to hold know-your-rights workshops.
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I'd arrive before dawn and heat a huge vat of water on the stove, perfume it with peppercorns, then slide five or six chickens into it to poach.
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There were warnings of a surprise attack, but it was expected to be just the usual small guerrilla force striking quickly in the night and disappearing before dawn.
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On the more dramatic days, the FBI team gathers before dawn to swoop in and carry out search warrants, like the one used to raid Manafort's luxury condo.
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The scientists set up a box-shaped net launcher near the bait to catch birds for tagging while they wait in the blind where they hid before dawn.
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And I know that I'll be overcome with jealousy on race day when my dad and husband board the runners' bus before dawn and come home with medals.
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On the boat she got up before dawn every day to mix a batter for beignets, which she fried up and sold for breakfast at five cents each.
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Just hours later, a Ukraine International Airlines flight was taking off from Tehran before dawn on Wednesday, and Iranian forces were on high alert for an American counterattack.
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Relentlessly chirpy, the noisy miner blasts the alarm before dawn alongside the screeching and flapping of rainbow lorikeets, parrots brighter than Magic Markers and that argue like toddlers.
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And then Thursday — before dawn on Friday in Syria — Mr. Trump ordered the attack on the Shayrat air base, from which, he said, the chemical attack was launched.
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Before dawn that day, he had loaded his Renault with five masterpieces from Picasso, Braque, Matisse, Léger and Modigliani, worth over 2000 million euros, or about $112 million.
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Before dawn on Tuesday, police allowed a group of minors to leave the campus after their high school principals secured a promise that they could go home safely.
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The General Commander of Mozambique's police, Bernardino Rafael, said that the insurgents attacked Mocimboa da Praia and its army barracks before dawn on Monday, wounding dozens of people.
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Boeing's new spacecraft, the CST-100 Starliner, safely parachuted to Earth on Sunday, landing atop inflated airbags before dawn at the White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico.
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"He fell as a hero, giving up his life to halt the murderous outfit of a jihadist terrorist," Macron said in a statement shortly before dawn on Saturday.
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The second drone caused some damage when it crashed before dawn close to Hezbollah's media center in the Dahiyeh suburbs of Lebanon's capital Beirut, a Hezbollah official told Reuters.
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He said it broke out around midnight and was over well before dawn, and that one of the factions was headed by a leader of the Zetas drug cartel.
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SpaceX had been due to launch its 20153th Falcon 22015 rocket, which carries a list price of $22018 million, before dawn on Saturday, carrying the Spacecom-owned AMOS-22024.
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On a recent Friday, 33-year-old Diaz arrived before dawn at a public health clinic in the Condesa neighborhood of Mexico City to refill his monthly antiretroviral prescription.
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The 2644 were freed before dawn in the northeastern Nigerian town of Banki, near the border with Cameroon, a source close to the negotiations said on condition of anonymity.
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He recently signed on as president of Kanye West's record label G.O.O.D. Music, and his latest album, "King Push: Darkest Before Dawn — the Prelude," was released on Dec. 18.
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Among believers aged 55 or older, 53% say they perform all five of the mandatory daily prayers—no easy feat, considering that the first must be done before dawn.
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One resident of Toro Canyon described being awakened before dawn Wednesday when his home began shaking and he heard sounds like those of a freight train and snapping wood.
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Video showed the "Iuventa", which is run by Jugend Rettet, arriving at the island of Lampedusa surrounded by several coastguard vessels after it was stopped at sea before dawn.
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Video showed the Iuventa, which is run by Jugend Rettet, arriving at the island of Lampedusa surrounded by several coastguard vessels after it was stopped at sea before dawn.
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When travelling east, the plane can expose passengers to brighter lights before dawn, making it seem as if the day has already begun, as it has in their destination.
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They started arriving before dawn, pulling into the empty, lamp-lit parking lot of the Staten Island Mall, just as they had every year for the past 14 years.
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Photograph courtesy Peter Mallet On a morning in September, before dawn, a tugboat was pushing a loaded barge from Newark Bay to Manhattan, at the pace of a kayak.
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Since before dawn, Terrance Carter was up, first getting a flooded Cadillac out of Zachary, a town where more than two feet of rain had fallen in 72 hours.
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Upon arrival back on the tarmac at White Plains, she was greeted by staff members, supporters and other well-wishers who had shown up for a soiree before dawn.
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When he drives to work each day before dawn, Mr. Roell passes warehouse after warehouse of giants like Walmart and Kohl's with "Help Wanted" signs outside promising jobs within.
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Some could be seen strapping exposed arms and legs with cling wrap to guard against the impact of tear gas as many braced for more police charges before dawn.
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Machine-gun fire could be heard in several clips alongside the day's first Muslim call to prayers, suggesting security forces tried to bring down the drones just before dawn.
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Investigators are trying to determine what caused the seven-storey steel and concrete structure to crumple without warning before dawn, trapping construction workers who were sleeping on the site.
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After conducting some sham experiments, everyone went to bed only to be awakened before dawn by a call from the front desk telling them the building was on fire.
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They were prescient: The address is just a mile from what is today the Honolulu Fish Auction, where the Tamashiro brothers buy seafood before dawn six days a week.
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One Israeli man was killed well before dawn Sunday when he left a safe room for a cigarette break and a rocket exploded in the yard of the house.
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Delegates wrapping up before dawn congratulated themselves on another year of saving the process, if not the planet, and called on countries to be more ambitious in tackling emissions.
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LOS ANGELES — Before dawn on Wednesday, a celebrity news site here published an anonymously sourced article about a kerfuffle involving Scott Disick of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" fame.
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Authorities lifted rain and flood warnings for the Kanto region around a becalmed Tokyo before dawn, and by Sunday morning were starting to lift them on areas further north.
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Witnesses, some with scars from gunshot wounds or beatings, told investigators how security forces swept through their villages, often before dawn, shooting indiscriminately with rocket launchers and from helicopters.
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The kind who wakes before dawn, who battles the A train, who navigates turnstiles with a surfboard, who — when the waves are right — will even surf in a gale.
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Israel had removed the detectors before dawn, along with some surveillance cameras, after a day of intensive talks with Jordan, the custodian of the shrine, and with American mediation.
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Before dawn each day, workers at this caseificio — or dairy producer — combine a skimmed milk that has separated in long trays overnight with fresh milk delivered from nearby farms.
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The assault, which took place before dawn in October 2014, caused an outcry in Hong Kong and revived flagging public support for the protests, known as the Umbrella Movement.
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Erdogan, who had been holidaying on the southwest coast when the coup was launched, flew into Istanbul before dawn on Saturday and was shown on TV outside Ataturk Airport.
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Just before dawn on Sunday, outside a hookah bar in the Richmond Hill neighborhood of Queens, a brutal fight broke out over a prosaic urban commodity: a parking space.
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WEISSENSEE, Austria — A thousand Dutch skaters congregated before dawn on the frozen surface of the Weissensee, the long, slender lake that gives this small Austrian mountain town its name.
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It's hardly a serious ornithological exploration, but there are plenty of birders who will wake before dawn anyway, no matter how late they stayed up on New Year's Eve.
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"This is the One Year Anniversary of my Presidency and the Democrats wanted to give me a nice present," he wrote on Twitter before dawn, appending the hashtag #DemocratShutdown.
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Ten weeks later, before dawn at the piers of Le Havre, sixty-nine Frenchmen filed aboard the Rome, an American-built steamer with three masts of large, square-rigged sails.
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He said that what he called a suicide attack by a self-destructing drone before dawn on Sunday in Beirut's Hezbollah-dominated southern suburbs was intended for a specific target.
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Mourners lit candles and recited prayers before dawn on Saturday outside Bangkok's riverside Grand Palace, where the remains of the king will lie for months before a traditional royal cremation.
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Nexstar stations — which now number nearly 200 after the company acquired Tribune Media Company — and most of the CBS-owned stations also play their version of the anthem before dawn.
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Instead, they fled with the clothes on their back and two backpacks for the Tijuana border before dawn two days before the deadline, and eventually found themselves at the shelter.
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The hijacking, from which all the hostages emerged unharmed, began before dawn when a masked man commandeered a commuter bus on the bridge connecting Rio with the city of Niteroi.
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In a country plagued by sexual assault crimes, the lack of toilets also disproportionately affects women, who have to walk long distances before dawn or after dark to relieve themselves.
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He began a week of morning-to-night campaigning early on Tuesday, stopping at a diner before dawn to work the room, field congratulations and issue a plea for support.
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The experimental solar-powered plane made aviation history when it landed in Abu Dhabi before dawn on Tuesday, after successfully circumnavigating the globe without using a single drop of fuel.
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The incident took place before dawn on the outskirts of San Jose del Cabo, about 20 miles (30 km) northeast of the area's main tourist hub of Cabo San Lucas.
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NEW DELHI — A powerful earthquake of magnitude 6.7 rocked northeastern India before dawn on Monday, sending tremors through neighboring countries and leaving at least six people dead and scores injured.
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The Election Commission announced the result long before dawn and there was some consternation in the capital Kuala Lumpur over the time taken to swear in the new prime minister.
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The migrants had departed before dawn from Tapachula in the southern state of Chiapas near Guatemala despite an ongoing crackdown on migration on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border.
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For years, he regularly rose before dawn to paint watercolors in response to the character of the sunrise that day and was attentive to sunsets with equal regularity and sensitivity.
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It's been less than a week since PUSHA-T released DAYTONA, his highly anticipated followup to 2015's Darkest Before Dawn and he is showing no signs of slowing down.
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Under an African moon a few hours before dawn, the 32-year-old Ali sent his 33-year-old rival crashing to the floor with a left and chopping right.
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While it may have been overkill to send twelve armed and armored federal agents to arrest the 66-year-old Stone before dawn, it's certainly not extraordinary under American standards.
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I met them before dawn at their hotel, where a driver arrived to take us around Nairobi National Park, on the outskirts of the city, next to the international airport.
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Before dawn, a fishing trawler carrying more than five hundred East African migrants from Libya had stalled a quarter of a mile from Lampedusa, a tiny island halfway to Sicily.
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During Ramadan many Muslims stay up until the early hours, going out to spend time with their families, shop and eat before dawn breaks and the next day's fast begins.
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And before dawn on Thursday, investigators discovered that another package had been sent to Robert De Niro, the actor and filmmaker who has been an outspoken critic of President Trump.
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They awoke next to the remains of a campfire or, occasionally, in a roadside motel, and in the darkness before dawn they began unloading poisoned sausage from their refrigerated truck.
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The soldiers were checking on reports of guerrilla activity before dawn in the central island province of Samar when they struck an improvised land mine planted by rebels, said Col.
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When immigrants show up at the border before dawn for their hearings, they are put in CBP holding cells and then bussed to courtrooms, conditions that could spread the virus.
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Then things boiled over as they stood on opposite sides of a clothing rack, just before dawn, arguing over who first reached the black, white and pink skeleton-print shirt.
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I resigned myself to a dozen mornings of waking up before dawn and just as many afternoons of finding myself fuzzy-headed at 4 and ready for bed soon after.
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When I was 23, a fledgling gay man testing the waters in New York, one morning, just before dawn, my father picked up a rifle in Vermont and shot himself.
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The Mid-Week Pictorial also featured some startlingly candid views of war, like the photograph below, showing German soldiers who had been taken prisoner by the French just before dawn.
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Many Romans remember the local folk hero known as D'Artagnan, who for decades waded into the fountain before dawn to fish for the coins that wishful tourists had tossed behind.
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The Dutch queen, Wilhelmina, was stuck in a little air-raid shelter in her palace garden while thousands of Nazi paratroopers arrived before dawn as she had predicted they would.
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The Saudi Interior Ministry reported fires at the two processing centers — in Abqaiq and also in Khurais — before dawn on Saturday, and later said they had been attacked with drones.
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Authorities lifted rain and flood warnings for the Kanto region around a becalmed Tokyo before dawn but imposed them on areas further north after Typhoon Hagibis blasted through the capital.
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The aftershock came as the Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA, is making aid available and assisting with damage assessment after the quake rocked the island before dawn on Tuesday.
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Otis was captured on video in a hard hat and reflective vest as he hacked at the star before dawn on a sidewalk in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Hollywood.
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Ms. Ashburn, a postal clerk who graduated last year with a business degree from Monroe College in the Bronx, left before dawn for work on the first day of camp.
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As the only "legally recognised" haunted place in India according to the Times of India, a government permit is required to be able to enter before dawn or after sundown.
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For the TV appearance, he was wearing a tight black T-shirt, which showed off his physique—he works out every weekday before dawn, prior to going to the office.
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Image 2 of 2 PARIS – Lined up before dawn, dozens of migrants outside a government office in Italy jostled to be one of the handful allowed inside to request asylum Wednesday.
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DAMASCUS (Reuters) - Damascus residents were woken before dawn on Saturday by a series of explosions resounding across the city, very loud even for people used to the sound of heavy bombardment.
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The unknown assailants came before dawn and surrounded the post in the town of Menaka in Mali's remote desert near the border with Niger, killing three soldiers, a security source said.
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People lined up before dawn to pay respects to the 41st president, a son and father of privilege now celebrated by everyday citizens for his common courtesies and depth of experience.
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Lawhorn called the East Ridge police from Mississippi before dawn on Sunday to report that he had committed murder and was going to a remote area to kill himself, Allen said.
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Justin Montano of the Orange County Sheriff's Office says in an exclusive clip of the upcoming episode of People Magazine Investigates, titled "Death Before Dawn," which airs tonight at 9 p.m.
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The first victim, who worked as a prostitute, was attacked late at night; the second, a mother in her 2400s who was assaulted as she was walking to work before dawn.
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A Kid From Somewhere follows Bee from prep — she awakes before dawn for most shoots — to filming, all the way to the darkroom, where she develops and almost "discovers" the photos.
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Before dawn on July 26, agents showed up at Manafort's home without warning, presented a search warrant, and gathered many documents, per Post reporters Carol Leonnig, Tom Hamburger, and Rosalind Helderman.
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Jerusalem (AFP) - Israel removed metal detectors from a highly sensitive Jerusalem holy site before dawn on Tuesday and said they would no longer be used after their installation triggered deadly violence.
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In the most deadly single attack, two women and a 12-year-old girl were shot to death in front of a home before dawn on June 12, 2016, police said.
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Some have broken out in the long lines that start forming long before dawn in the hope of getting subsidized goods that are always in short supply and often non-existent.
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On this island where two-lane roads twist around cedar-shingled houses and the rocky shore, lobstermen set the rhythm, often rising hours before dawn and resting not long after sunset.
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Having got up before dawn to gain access into the hearing, Fairooz was reluctant to give up her seat, and asked the officer why she was being removed from the hearing.
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On the morning after Memorial Day, she and Williams woke up before dawn and drove to an unmarked beach so that they could take paddleboards out to an island they like.
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The following day before dawn, a 61-year-old homeless man was discovered bleeding, with trauma to his upper body, less than 4 miles south of the first attack, police said.
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Before dawn, someone tossed a similarly crude grenade at a window, but it bounced off and landed on an awning, burning the structure and scorching an exterior wall, the police said.
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It's a daily ritual: checking my email before dawn to see whether I need to do a legal review of any stories heading toward deadline at our newsroom in Hong Kong.
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Shortly before dawn on the morning of January 25th, F.B.I. agents pounded on the door of Stone's house and arrested him, following an indictment obtained by Robert Mueller , the special counsel.
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"That looks good, eh?" he said, but he was talking about the numbers, straight in their slots, not the complaints he knew he would hear when the station reopened before dawn.
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Fears of another dam burst in Brumadinho on Sunday triggered evacuation sirens in the town before dawn, adding to the anxiety of residents waiting for word about lost relatives and friends.
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She chose to enter insane online sweepstakes to pay for medicine and wake up before dawn to ride multiple buses to get to work on time and to act in plays.
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They walk into the forest before dawn, returning late in the afternoon with baskets full of the leaves, which they then sort and pack in bundles of about 70 leaves each.
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He arrived before dawn outside the La Carlota airbase, in Caracas, and recorded a video declaring that the time had come to force out the country's increasingly tyrannical ruler, Nicolás Maduro .
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The first of the president's partisan jabs came before dawn on Thursday morning and had nothing to do with the coronavirus or anything that had happened in the last few days.
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Last Friday, with the locks' annual closing looming and temperatures hovering in the single digits, the crew members of the United States Coast Guard Cutter Mackinaw were at work before dawn.
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Rather than rise hours before dawn, some Americans, on average, slept in longer on Friday than they did a week earlier, according to data from the Sleep Cycle snooze-tracking app.
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The Cusco office of the Ministry of Culture said in a statement Wednesday that Mr. Gómez had admitted causing damage to the temple wall and entering the park illegally before dawn.
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The 6.4-magnitude quake happened just before dawn, and sent apartment buildings, hotels and more tumbling to the ground, largely in the towns of Durres and Thumane, the Associated Press reported.
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Before dawn the same day a 34-year-old Pakistani driver had blown himself up in a car park outside the U.S. consulate in Jeddah but only injured two security guards.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - One Friday morning before dawn, a half-empty Volvo coach slipped out of New Delhi's Ambedkar bus terminal under armed guard, the sirens of a police convoy wailing.
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Mr. Carroll was that kind of Texas boot maker — the kind who went to work before dawn with a bag of donuts in his hand and a pistol in his pocket.
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Read more>>> By Jane E. Brody Early to bed, early to rise — a fine plan for a dairy farmer who has to get up long before dawn to milk the cows.
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He clapped and grinned widely, channeling a child on Christmas morning, although he had seen the bus the previous night and taped a TV hit in front of it before dawn.
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In September, I recalled that feeling as I waited bleary-eyed on a platform before dawn for the first of four trains that would carry me across Scandinavia and western Europe.
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The city's authorities partially lifted a curfew declared after the militants stormed police stations and other buildings on Friday before dawn, the TV channel added, citing its own correspondent in Kirkuk.
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The former military officer returned to Suriname on Sunday before dawn and was greeted by a crowd of some 1,500 supporters dressed in purple, the color of his National Democratic Party.
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Indian officials said troops had killed militants numbering in the double digits and that its soldiers had returned safely to base before dawn, but declined to provide more evidence of the operation.
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Cars lined up by the dozen at stations throughout the capital on Friday, many before dawn, fearing that the shortages that fanned into the megacity this week from nearby states could persist.
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Video released by the immigration institute showed Couch wearing a bluish camouflage-print hoodie, being escorted out of the detention center before dawn, and being escorted onto the plane by four agents.
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On Monday before dawn, a 61-year-old homeless man was discovered bleeding, with trauma to his upper body, less than 4 miles (6 km) south of the first attack, police said.
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It is a long way from 1994, when turnout was near universal, with millions of non-white South Africans waking up before dawn to line up for their first opportunity to vote.
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Dozens of Park's supporters lined up outside the court for Lee's trial many days, often from before dawn and in sweltering summer heat, to secure seats to show their support for him.
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The seizure before dawn Friday came hours after a photo of Mahathir reportedly wearing what appeared to be $3 Bata sandals went viral on social media, drawing comparisons between the two leaders.
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For more than ten years, Felton woke up before dawn every Tuesday and every Friday to help prepare a food pantry at the church in the Southeast Seminole Heights neighborhood of Tampa.
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The last time a planetary party like this happened was in 2005 While the full planetary alignment will only show up just before dawn, the event will get started long before that.
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From now to February 20, you can see five planets spanning the sky together just before dawn: Mercury, Venus, Saturn, Mars and Jupiter will all be visible about 45 minutes before sunrise.
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On July 22nd just before dawn, his well-wishers flocked to a temple in Mumbai to pray for the success of his new film, "Kabali", a Tamil-language thriller set in Malaysia.
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She awoke well before dawn to take first one bus and then another, which ferried her across the Detroit River and deposited her at the Anna Scripps Whitcomb Conservatory on Belle Isle.
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The brush fire broke out before dawn between the cities of Simi Valley and Moorpark north of Los Angeles and exploded to more than 1,300 acres (2000 hectares), Ventura County officials said.
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LA CHAPELLE-EN-JUGER, France — The lights inside the village bakery used to come on before dawn, an hour or so before the smell of baking bread would waft into neighbors' homes.
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They woke well before dawn to prepare themselves for their first day of work, leaning over one another's faces in silence to shape the edges of each eyebrow with a razor blade.
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He has to read things repeatedly to make sense of them, and has trouble sleeping—drifting off in the middle of the night, waking up before dawn, unable to nap in between.
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It has condemned much of the country to getting out of bed long before dawn and then wait for hours outside supermarkets in the often futile hope of obtaining subsidized basic goods.
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But she has seen dogs who don't just compulsively chase light and shadows: they even get up before dawn and wait for the sun to cast shadows that they can then chase.
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Because of those relationships, Mr. Diaz was the only photographer to capture the moment when immigration agents ended the dispute with a raid before dawn on the day before Easter in 2000.
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Last February, while you were cozy in bed, choreographer Jennifer Monson and her collaborators met once a week before dawn to examine how movement and music were affected by the changing light.
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"State legislators are the closest to those we represent," Scott Fitzgerald, the majority leader in the Wisconsin Senate, said in a statement after Republicans voted on the changes before dawn on Wednesday.
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In Kandahar Province, 12 police officers were killed in a Taliban attack before dawn Monday on a police outpost in the district of Khakrez, according to Malim Mir Hamza, the district governor.
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The confrontations, which threaten to draw Israel more directly into the conflict, began before dawn when Israel intercepted what it said was an Iranian drone that had penetrated its airspace from Syria.
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Waving black and Chilean flags, a caravan of workers traveled the dusty desert roads before dawn from the regional hub of Calama to the doorstep of the mine to initiate the strike.
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Before dawn on Tuesday, workers coming off a shift at Tesla's factory in the Silicon Valley city of Fremont boarded buses to return to the offsite lots where they'd parked their cars.
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But the 28-year-old South Korean, the first alternate in the event, still rose before dawn on Thursday and headed out to the course in Orlando in case someone pulled out.
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At least 29 people died in the southern city of Nassiriya when troops opened fire on demonstrators who blocked a bridge before dawn on Thursday and later gathered outside a police station.
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Long before dawn, on dark streets jangling with wake-up music piped through outdoor speakers, I boarded a bus full of sleepy locals on their way, I assumed, to do agricultural work.
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Before dawn on December 21, 1919, the prisoners were roused from their bunks to be packed onto a barge and transported to a waiting vessel, the Buford, which was berthed in Brooklyn.
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ROME — A high-speed train derailed before dawn on Thursday in northern Italy, killing two railroad employees, injuring at least 31 other people and prompting renewed concerns about the country's transportation infrastructure.
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He said around 20 armed men had entered the Fort of Paramacay near Valencia, about two hours west of capital Caracas, before dawn, surprising guards and making straight for the weapons cache.
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She spent months with the baby on her back, shovelling snow from horse stalls and tending to the hogs and cows before dawn, continuing her job search when the sun came up.
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It's not for the faint of heart: They get up before dawn and practice for hours with swords and sticks, take long runs and even learn to break bricks with their hands.
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D. and her son now live at her sister's house, and early Saturday morning before dawn, relatives crowded the living room in their pajamas and slippers as cellphones rang every few minutes.
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From then, he's gone on to have a prolific solo career, releasing two critically acclaimed records in My Name Is My Name and The Darkest Before Dawn among an assortment of mixtapes.
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The Saturday Profile BANGKOK — The rhymes came to Nutthapong Srimuong before dawn, when Bangkok is as still as it can be and the night jasmine overpowers the Thai capital with its perfume.
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Police said they chased the mysterious marsupial on foot and in a car over the bridge before dawn before catching it in a downtown park and taking it to the city's Taronga Zoo.
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"You can go into your backyard with some binoculars or even the naked eye, and you can see plenty of satellites whizzing around a few hours past dusk or before dawn," says Bull.
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Families were also forced to wake up hours before dawn for a head count, with agents rousing children who managed to get a coveted space inside the tent to wait outside, they said.
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The violence abated before dawn, after Palestinian officials said Egypt, Qatar and the United Nations had mediated a truce, and just as Gazans were preparing to begin the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
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Storm Lake, Iowa (CNN)The Mexican bakery in this lakeside northwestern Iowa town opens before dawn, serving coffee and breakfast to immigrants embarking on grueling shifts at local pork and turkey processing plants.
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A few hours before dawn in January 2015, a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket departed from a launch pad at the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station on a mission to the International Space Station.
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From January 20 to February 20, you can see five planets spanning the sky together just before dawn: Mercury, Venus, Saturn, Mars and Jupiter will all be visible about 45 minutes before sunrise.
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One U.S. CEO went to bed on Thursday night thinking Britons would vote to stay in the EU. He awoke before dawn on Friday to find out it had swung the other way.
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Alex Cervenak, a history educator at the Plimoth Plantation, had told me that the settlers divided their nights into first and second sleeps, which led to a flurry of activity well before dawn.
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Think of it this way: In northern US cities that have to deal with snow and ice for several months of the year, city trucks are dependably clearing and salting roads before dawn.
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Over three decades, she has risen before dawn seven days a week, loaded up her vehicle with coffee and doughnuts and trekked to camps up and down the coast where homeless people congregate.
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Volunteers stewed the red meat in cauldrons and served it in a chickpea curry to more than 500 residents before dawn broke on Tuesday, when Pakistani Muslims began their month-long Ramadan fast.
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Early Monday morning, before dawn, a miscommunication inspires inner growth—and weird dreams—as retrograde Mercury squares off with your planetary ruler Mars, which is currently in the subconscious sector of your chart.
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Before dawn on the bitterest of winter mornings, vintners harvest grapes that are frozen on the vine, pressing them before they thaw to produce a small quantity of exquisitely concentrated sweet white wine.
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Hordes lined up before dawn for limited-batch runs that vanished within the hour, to be resold on the black market by scalpers at a 1,900-percent markup (as much as $100 each).
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Kurdish fighters, who had held Sinjar since recapturing it from Islamic State in November 2015, withdrew before dawn, local militia commander Masloum Shingali told AP. Kurdish militia "didn't want to fight," he said.
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Before dawn on Tuesday, Mr. Guaidó posted a video statement calling for citizens to rise up against Mr. Maduro's government as part of a "final phase" in the campaign against the socialist leader.
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"I don't have SAD, but I did manage to shift my circadian rhythm a bit just from waking up early and taking in small doses of the light before dawn," Mr. Dillon said.
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"He is a hero in my books," said Brennan McMurry, 28, a friend who was with him at the Waffle House when the gunman burst in before dawn, according to the Tennessean newspaper.
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Rising before dawn on Wednesday, Shiffrin was on the racecourse for more than an hour, inspecting and memorizing the intricate pattern of slalom gates to better her chances at defending her Olympic title.
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The crowd assembled before dawn on Friday morning to await the opening four-ball matches in a 20143,22014-seat temporary grandstand — a fine spot to watch the sunrise as well as some golf.
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Residents in Halgan, which lies in a region about 300 km (around 190 miles) north of the capital Mogadishu, said they heard a huge explosion and heavy exchanges of gunfire shortly before dawn.
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BAGHDAD — Over an intense half-hour before dawn on Wednesday, Iran bombed targets in Iraq, striking in and around two large military bases that house thousands of Iraqi and American servicemen and women.
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Three Americans were killed and two others wounded when al-Shabaab militants stormed a military base in Kenya before dawn Sunday, marking the jihadist group's first attack on U.S. forces in the country.
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AGUAS BUENAS, P.R. — Natalia Hernández stood before dawn with a bullhorn in her hand in front of the mountainside elementary school that four generations of her family attended, rattling off its academic accomplishments.
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The spacecraft, a cone-shaped pod with seats for seven astronauts, lifted off from Cape Canaveral before dawn Friday atop an Atlas V rocket supplied by Boeing-Lockheed Martin Corp's United Launch Alliance.
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The last time I'd spoken with PUSHA-T, he'd just announced 2015's Darkest Before Dawn, suggesting that it was a prelude for King Push, a teaser for something much bigger, stranger, better.
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They entered the town of Kolofata, around 0003 km (6 miles) from the border with Nigeria, before dawn, posing as refugees looking for food before the start of the daytime fast for Ramadan.
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The gunbattle ended before dawn, and as troops moved in on the ruined house they found the bodies of 15 people, including six children and three suspected suicide bombers, a military spokesman said.
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Television images showed armed police in riot gear storming the apartment building before dawn and men dressed in white robes and motorcycle helmets being grappled to the ground and handcuffed outside the apartment block.
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His father, who had fled military threats in Mexico, woke before dawn each day to sell tamales on the streets of Los Angeles and later to work 12-hour shifts in Indiana dairy farms.
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"You'll see fewer in the Northern Hemisphere because the shower's point of origin, called the radiant, doesn't rise until well after midnight, and won't get too high in the sky before dawn," NASA says.
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The 17-year veteran of the Long Beach Fire Department was one of two firefighters hit by gunfire before dawn as they responded to an explosion and fire at a senior living apartment tower.
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At first, she found the work hard on her body, and finishing work before dawn on Sunday, then going to work at the county Monday, then returning to Amazon that night was particularly punishing.
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The mammoth transfer between the two hubs, described by Turkish authorities as unprecedented in scale and speed, was already largely complete a little more than 24 hours after it began before dawn on Friday.
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"The sell-off in Shenzhen is testing the grit and patience of investors, many of whom will collapse before dawn," Zhang Mingyu, fund manager of Shanghai JY Investment, wrote in a note to clients.
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Explosions and a blaze at the largest oil refinery on the East Coast shook homes before dawn Friday, though authorities reported only a few minor injuries and said the air was safe to breathe.
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Volunteers loading the aircraft before dawn had lifted a 2,000-pound (907 kg) pallet of water into the back of the plane, causing it to tip backward and scrape its tail on the asphalt.
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The Sun has been flaring up this week, which means skywatchers as far south as Vancouver, Halifax, or New York City may get a glimpse of the Northern Lights before dawn breaks on Saturday.
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"It is quite intimidating to come here before dawn and to find, with the first rays of sun, another big ship has been parked here," he added, with his line dangling in the river.
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At one point, Mr. Trump dissembled when he was pressed by a moderator about why he had posted on Twitter before dawn to accuse the beauty queen, Alicia Machado, of recording a sex tape.
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Two years earlier, I had hiked for three months through Spain: I would wait until dusk each evening to wild-camp illegally, sleep little and move on before dawn, worried I would get caught.
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For the last several weeks, the epic legal drama has been drawing crowds of curious narco-tourists who show up, often before dawn, hoping for a glimpse of the world's most famous drug dealer.
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Presented with an agitated camera and a bare minimum of subtitles, "A Prayer Before Dawn" adheres to neither the familiar beats of the boxing movie nor the claustrophobic machinations of the typical prison drama.
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Kleinzahler could be the poet laureate of American pollution, singing in "Before Dawn on Bluff Road" of: the chemical ghost of old factories,the rotted piers and warehouses:lye, pig fat, copra from Lever Bros.
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Floodwaters began filling up the basement of the building the next morning before dawn, according to Ms. Renick's sister, Pam Eslinger, who said she had spoken about the matter with the Omni hotel management.
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Agents must wait for their targets to leave their homes voluntarily in order to arrest them, and so they often wait near a residence before dawn to make sure they don't miss the person.
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Agents must wait for their targets to leave their homes voluntarily in order to arrest them, and so they often wait near a residence before dawn to make sure they don't miss the person.
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Rescuers were scrambling Saturday to find more than 100 people they believe remain buried beneath the rubble of a high-rise residential building that collapsed after a powerful earthquake struck southern Taiwan before dawn.
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Before dawn the next morning, I approached my assigned F-2500 all decked out in a G-suit, parachute, helmet and pistol, ready to go on my first combat mission in my own plane.
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Just before dawn on Friday, few people were sleeping at the evacuation center, instead crowding around a television showing local news, with images of flames juxtaposed with names of the dead from Wednesday's shooting.
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According to NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, in the hours just before dawn throughout the first weeks of January, you may be able to see a comet, near the horizon, heralding in the new year.
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Neighbors were shocked when F.B.I. agents surrounded Heinel's house on a narrow, quiet side street just before dawn 2110 days ago to arrest her, instructing an inquisitive neighbor to go back in his house.
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The killer covered the faces of his victims after the murders were committed, and later sat down at the kitchen table for a bite to eat before slipping out the door just before dawn.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Peter Wang was asleep at his home in Beijing last Monday when police officers arrived before dawn to detain him, saying he had helped organize a protest planned for later that day.
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Secession supporters used tyres and rubbish to barricade highways from before dawn, and thronged the streets of Barcelona in their thousands, many flying the striped Estelada, the Catalan independence flag that bears a lone star.
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They said the Zhenjiang protest dispersed after police entered the city square before dawn on Sunday, detained protesters and held them in empty schools until authorities from their home counties arrived to take them back.
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Better known by his nickname El Conejo, or The Rabbit, Rodríguez was shot dead inside his vehicle before dawn on Sunday outside a nightclub in Porlamar, the biggest city on the tourist island of Margarita.
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The fire in Sunshine Canyon, just outside the university town, started before dawn on Sunday, with no injuries or damage to structures reported, said Commander Mike Wagner, a spokesman for the Boulder County Sheriff's Office.
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They ended their speeches before dawn, citing a Republican pledge to hold votes soon on measures to expand background checks on gun buyers and to prevent people on U.S. terrorism watch lists from buying guns.
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They worked on a device that, just before dawn on July 16, 1945, in New Mexico, set off a nuclear chain reaction lasting a fraction of a second and altering the course of human history.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Fire tore through a hot springs hotel in the northeastern Chinese city of Harbin before dawn on Saturday, killing 19 people and causing 23 others to be taken to hospital, city officials said.
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Before dawn yesterday, more than 1 million people began streaming into the city to bear witness to the event, brushing aside the frigid temperatures and travel problems… Obama looked out at a sea of admirers….
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KABUL, Afghanistan — When the Taliban's attack on central parts of Kunduz began before dawn on Monday, the doctors and nurses at the northern Afghan city's only government hospital knew they were going to be needed.
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Emergency officials said chances of finding more survivors in the ravaged landscape of hardened muck, boulders and other debris had waned considerably since heavy rains unleashed torrents of mud down hillsides before dawn last Tuesday.
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The port was shut soon after the blaze began before dawn on the MV Iron Chieftain as it unloaded dolomite, a mineral used in steelmaking which was destined for BlueScope Steel Ltd's nearby blast furnace.
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He expressed confidence that people from all over the world would continue to wake up before dawn, just as they have for years, to catch a glimpse of the tomb blanketed in soft, golden light.
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Before dawn on Monday, Mr. Abdeslam, who is French, and Mr. Ayari, a Tunisian, were removed from a high-security prison at Fleury-Mérogis, just south of Paris, and transported by police convoy to Brussels.
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After cycling back home well into the evening from the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, Quebec, home of the debates, I was up before dawn the next morning for a very particular election experience.
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Traffic resumed before dawn at the second crossing, but the Gateway bridge remained closed in both directions until late afternoon on Thursday, the spokesman said, with all vehicle traffic diverted to other ports of entry.
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Then just before dawn, a 4.5-magnitude earthquake struck southern Iran at a depth of about six miles, the United States Geological Survey reported, in the same region as the troubled Bushehr nuclear power plant.
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Then one hot September morning before dawn they were both awakened by crackling heat, no dream but a firestorm raging above them on Vedders Hill, which was as dry as tinder after weeks of drought.
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Tahir Saleem Khan, the police chief of the Shopian district, where the attack took place, said militants had ambushed a group of soldiers and police officers before dawn as they returned from a search operation.
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The gunmen raided the base just before dawn, firing at officers before entering the officers' mess, where they took security men, women and children hostage for several hours, Jammu-based army spokesman Manish Mehta said.
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Williams was arrested near his home before dawn in Frisco, Texas and charged with public intoxication — a Class C misdemeanor in Texas — after police found his car wrecked at an intersection near the Cowboys' training complex.
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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, accompanied by leaders of the union and the Los Angeles Unified School District, announced the agreement at City Hall a few hours after a 21-hour bargaining session ended before dawn.
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Before dawn on April 30th Juan Guaidó, Venezuela's rival young president, had launched what he billed as the final push to end this "usurpation" (on the basis that Mr Maduro rigged the presidential election in 2018).
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The media wing of ISIS, Amaq, said online that ISIS fighters had attacked Kirkuk before dawn and taken control of 10 neighborhoods as well as carried out attacks to the north and south of the city.
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The cohort crossed into southern Chiapas state before dawn without needing wrist bands that migration officials the day before told migrants to wear until they could register with authorities, several migrants and an official told Reuters.
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Central Maine Power, the state's largest electricity utility, said crews and contractors had started clearing roads before dawn on Friday, and restored power to more than 100,000 customers throughout the day, according to a news release.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May will meet European Union chief executive Jean-Claude Juncker before dawn in Brussels on Friday as the two sides seek to clinch a deal to open talks on post-Brexit trade.
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The search, an unusually hard-nosed tactic in a probe that centers on possible tax and financial crimes, began before dawn as Manafort and his wife lay in bed, according to sources briefed on the matter.
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Two hours before dawn on the first Sunday in September, a group of 212- and 240-year-old boys have piled into a van outside their coach's house in London to start their 22005-hour workday.
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ESSEN, Germany — Jörg Sartor does not like to turn newcomers away from his food bank, especially single mothers like the young Syrian woman with her 2930-year-old son who had waited outside since before dawn.
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Before dawn, Greg wakes and drives to the place where the people seek treatment and solace, sick not only from the coronavirus but from the gamut of ailments, ordinary and rare, that plague our frail bodies.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea — Nathan Chen reeled off four quadruple jumps in a practice before dawn Friday, so he couldn't blame the unusually early start time for the men's figure skating team event for what happened next.
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Before dawn, National Guard troops and Orange County Fire Rescue crews worked to rescue nearly 153 people and an unknown number of family pets, in some cases from water that had reached three to six feet.
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On June 23, Miller and Dietz woke before dawn, as they frequently did, and began driving north up the peninsula, possibly from the tourist town of Long Beach, where they often overnighted at the Best Western.
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Oumar always leaves Qatrun shortly after two o'clock in the morning, because Sebha is the site of unpredictable conflict among militias, proxy forces, and jihadis, and the safest time to get there is just before dawn.
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Now living in a tent under a bridge, Lindsey wakes up before dawn to walk to the Pope Francis Center, where he can get a hot meal, a warm shower, and today, an unexpected new coat.
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In a farming village newly encroached upon by New Delhi's sprawl, a teenage boy wakes up in his family's one-room apartment before dawn and turns the television on to an N.B.A. game broadcast in Hindi.
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It was the strongest shake yet since a magnitude 6.4 quake — the strongest to hit the island in a century — struck before dawn on Tuesday, knocking out power across Puerto Rico and leaving many without water.
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Heavy downpours struck before dawn on Tuesday after 7,000 residents in Santa Barbara County were ordered to evacuate and another 23,000 were urged to do so voluntarily, some of them for a second time since December.
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SANTIAGO, Chile — Firebombs exploded before dawn on Friday at three churches in Santiago, Chile's capital, an act of violence aimed at Pope Francis, who is to begin a weeklong visit to Chile and Peru on Monday.
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He recalls making "To My Grave" in Calabasas just before dawn with engineer Pro Logic, "Snap" around Coachella 2018 with Trouble Trouble and Money Musik, and "Hold Your Breath" (drunkenly) during a French Montana studio session.
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"I've never experienced anything like this, in all the time I have worked here," said truck driver Juan Sandoval, who joined the line before dawn on Thursday, the fourth day of huge truck lines at the border.
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When Prince William and Princess Kate were in Canberra on the last day of their tour of Australia in April 2014, they rose before dawn to take part in the service at the country's national war memorial.
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He slipped out of a heavily defended compound as Mexican soldiers barreled in before dawn, ducking into an escape route hidden behind a closet and sneaking into the sewers before he was finally caught, officials said Monday.
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From dairy farms to abattoirs, employers say not enough Britons have an appetite for milking cows before dawn or disembowelling pig carcasses - jobs often performed by workers from the poorer, eastern member states of the European Union.
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ALALE, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Most days Kenyan teenager Andrew Taimoi leaves his village on the Ugandan border before dawn and takes his family's livestock in search of food and water, risking his life on the way.
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Mourners lit candles and recited prayers before dawn on Saturday outside Bangkok's riverside Grand Palace, where the remains of the king will lie for months before a traditional royal cremation, and thousands joined them during the morning.
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The island's meteorological services said Berguitta, a category three cyclone, was centered 340 km (210 miles) northeast of Mauritius before dawn on Wednesday and was moving in a southwesterly direction at a 7 km/h (4 mph).
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In Seattle, Brown initially scheduled her get-together to start before dawn, but too many of her friends had schedule conflicts, so she changed the party time for noon, when guests will watch the festivities on delay.
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Indian officials said that ground troops crossed the de facto border shortly after midnight and destroyed a handful of terrorist camps in Pakistani-controlled territory, inflicting "significant casualties" and returning across the Line of Control before dawn.
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They got up before dawn to drive two and a half hours to a county-commission meeting to voice support for the monument, only to have the commissioners unanimously pass a resolution in favor of shrinking it.
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Chief Slabinski's plan was to land by helicopter near the base of the 25,225-foot mountain around midnight and climb up stealthily, but a series of delays involving aircraft left no time to do that before dawn.
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Justice did make efforts to protect them from publicity, and from harassment, decreeing that the proceeding would start before dawn, to keep the press and the public at bay, and that the plaintiffs' names would be withheld.
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Johnson rose before dawn each day to travel more than 60 miles between the Los Angeles home he shared with his girlfriend and his San Bernardino office, according to a statement from the Los Angeles mayor's office.
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Being a world-class photographer requires waking before dawn to be at a special spot before the sun rises when the huge flocks of wood storks take off from their night roosts and return again at sunset.
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GUANGZHOU, China — For nearly seven years, Li Wei rose before dawn for his 10-hour shift at the steel plant, returning home each night soaked in sweat, the clank of heavy machinery still ringing in his ears.
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The dream deliverer's workday begins somewhere between 2 and 3 AM. He rises, gets dressed in bike gear (including a headlamp for the darkness), and begins traveling to his subscribers' homes to make a delivery before dawn.
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Beginning before dawn on Saturday mornings, residents gather in a parking lot to sell and barter a range of products, from herbs (shiso, cilantro) and vegetables (kohlrabi, wax gourd, green onions, eggplant) to fish, shrimp and poultry.
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Before dawn queues had begun to form outside the bars and restaurants that line the streets around the iconic stadium, some establishments demanding hundreds of dollars cover charge from those eager to be part of the excitement.
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Here along Newfoundland's treeless, surf-pounded coast, hardy men (and some women) rise before dawn and motor their boats out into the open sea in search of the birds that come to feed on small forage fish.
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Other than the fact that we arrived before dawn, the day felt exactly like hanging out with friends in the park, which is likely what I would have done had I not committed to attending the show.
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The extension of exceptional search-and-arrest powers for police was approved by 489 votes to 26 shortly before dawn in France's National Assembly, the lower house of parliament, but not without renewed calls for an inquest.
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Clinton took separate charter flights from Iowa to New Hampshire before dawn on Tuesday, Mr. Sanders and his team were making plans to spend more than $1 million on television commercials in an attempt to solidify his advantage.
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The White House also will amend the budget plan to take into account the higher spending levels in the budget deal passed just before dawn on Friday, a senior official in the Office of Management and Budget said.
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The single-seat aircraft dubbed Solar Impulse 22015 departed Phoenix Goodyear Airport before dawn on an 22013-hour flight scheduled to arrive at Tulsa International Airport in Oklahoma, 1,000 miles (1,609 km) to the east, at 11 p.m.
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Mexican police in riot gear briefly blocked the march of men, women and children as they neared Oaxaca state before dawn, to relay the offer of temporary identification papers, jobs or education for those seeking asylum in Mexico.
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Betsy DeVos getting confirmed as the new Secretary of Education lies in direct conflict with these two reasons I get up before dawn 180 days out of the year: my passion for public education and for teaching science.
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In the Nathan Road area away from the campus, black-clad protesters roamed streets before dawn, many carrying petrol bombs, while three young women pushed a trolley of petrol bombs down one of the city's busiest tourist districts.
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No matter how early you plan to rise tomorrow, or how long you'll wait in a parking lot before dawn for the mall to open, shoppers this year won't beat the best Black Friday deal of the season.
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His team's trainers worried about him going 16 hours without food or water on game days, and so before dawn and twice after dark he partook of carbohydrate feasts: pasta, quesadillas, burritos, sandwiches, sports drinks and nutrition bars.
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MANILA — A grenade was lobbed into a mosque in the southern Philippines before dawn on Wednesday, killing two Muslim religious leaders, in the second attack in days on a place of worship in the restive south, officials said.
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I stood next to my father in the wheat field before dawn while he peered at a laminated map using a flashlight, on the 100th anniversary of when Lieutenant McCoy's unit launched their attack, down to the minute.
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About 20 dissident soldiers and civilians, led by a former National Guard captain, entered a military base near Valencia (roughly 120 kilometers west of the capital Caracas) before dawn, making a beeline for a weapons cache, authorities said.
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A few weeks after that, I sat in a tiny storefront bar festooned with Christmas lights and watched a television news report showing that, just before dawn, armored personnel carriers brought Chinese troops over the border from Shenzhen.
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Back then, he told me, the fishermen had names for every dolphin, and the dolphins were so enthusiastic that they would spit water on fishermen sleeping in their boats at night to wake them to fish before dawn.
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Just before dawn broke on Tuesday, Alameda County law enforcement officers arrived at a single-family residence in Oakland, California, armed with riot gear, a ballistic vehicle, and a robot to evict two homeless mothers and two activists.
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Inside a nearby house, Lee Baez had heard the gunshots in the darkness and got up to move his car so his fiancée would not have to walk past the body as she left for work before dawn.
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Gemmell said he had scared some of the parents, who had not considered having to rise before dawn to shuttle their children to morning practices or to forgo leisurely family vacations in favor of getaways tied to competitions.
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Erdogan, who had been holidaying on the southwest coast when the coup was launched, flew into Istanbul before dawn on Saturday and told thousands of flag-waving supporters at the airport that the government remained at the helm.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan intelligence agents detained before dawn on Friday an 85-year-old activist who is the sole survivor of a clandestine group that fought against a 1950s military dictatorship, according to his family and Twitter feed.
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The cohort crossed the Guatemalan border into Chiapas state before dawn without needing the wrist bands that Mexican officials on Thursday gave migrants to wear until they could register with authorities, several migrants and an official told Reuters.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian police on Friday said they had detained eight people before dawn, thwarting a plot hatched to take advantage of a demonstration by tens of thousands of Muslims and lead an uprising against President Joko Widodo's government.
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In the first such incident in more than a decade, one drone fell and second exploded before dawn near the ground and caused some damage to Hezbollah's media centre in the southern Dahiyeh suburbs, a Hezbollah official told Reuters.
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One drone fell and second exploded before dawn and caused some damage to Hezbollah's media centre in the southern Dahiyeh suburbs, a Hezbollah official told Reuters, in the first such incident since the two sides waged war in 2006.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Vandals in Santiago attacked four churches before dawn on Friday, throwing homemade bombs that caused minor damage and leaving notes threatening Pope Francis just three days ahead of the pontiff's visit to Chile next week, police said.
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The Iraqi army dropped tens of thousands of leaflets on Mosul before dawn on Sunday, warning residents the offensive was imminent, assuring them it "will not target civilians" and telling them to avoid known locations of Islamic State fighters.
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Her only time to work was before dawn, "that still, blue, almost eternal hour…before the baby's cry, before the glassy music of the milkman, settling his bottles," as she put it for a BBC programme that never aired.
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The location of the bag was not far from where the Rahami family ran a restaurant, and before dawn on Monday, federal agents and local police officers were swarming a neighborhood of low-rise apartment buildings and small businesses.
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Though from the outside, Ramadan might seem to be a hardship — rising before dawn to eat, then going back to sleep before getting up again for school — Muhammad and his friends say it is more like a sweet respite.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The Windy City was abuzz Friday ahead of the Chicago Cubs' first World Series home game in 13 years and nowhere more than in the neighborhood around iconic Wrigley Field where media helicopters hovered well before dawn.
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Police in the eastern canton of the Grisons, where Giger was born, said pieces worth nearly 18,000 Swiss francs ($18,450) were taken from the shop window of a gallery in the provincial capital of Chur before dawn on Thursday.
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A tugboat with three crew members aboard struck a construction barge moored beneath the Tappan Zee Bridge and sank into the Hudson River before dawn on Saturday, killing one crew member and leaving the other two missing, officials said.
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The crops were sowed by hand, the harvest cut with a sickle and the wheat separated from the chaff — the grain from the straw — with the help of a cool wind that arrived, when it arrived, just before dawn.
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The two women — 19 and 21, according to local news media reports — have accused the two police officers of raping them in the entrance and elevator of their apartment building in the center of Florence before dawn on Thursday.
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Other than the fact that we arrived before dawn, the day felt exactly like hanging out with friends in the park, which is likely the same activity I would have done had I not committed to attending the show.
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For lovers of the dark skies, Dr. Faherty said that even after the occultation ends, "the action keeps going," because the crescent moon will swing near Jupiter on Wednesday before dawn and then mosey up to Saturn on Thursday.
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For a chunk of her high school career, Emily was one of those who "isolated for academics," working into the early morning hours on homework and waking up, sometimes before dawn, after only five or so hours of sleep.
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When they are stopped just before dawn by a Syrian Army patrol, their reflective responses to its taunts lead to a terrible end and a realization that Daesh sometimes dresses up as its enemies to weed out false believers.
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The fire erupted before dawn on the second floor of the three-story Francis Drake Hotel before spreading to the third floor and attic area of the brick building, city Fire Chief John Fruetel told reporters outside the complex.
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According to the legend, the Devil offered a deal to a young girl who was tired of dragging water through the city's steep streets: He would get the water to her home before dawn, in return for her soul.
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But the former oil minister, detained by police before dawn on Nov 30, was reluctant to believe he could soon be among those targeted in what President Nicolas Maduro has characterized as a cleanup of the all-important sector.
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Every morning before dawn, Diabate hitches his donkey to a cart and sets off on his rounds, going door-to-door to collect household garbage which he delivers to a local waste transfer station for a monthly salary of around $35.
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The book looks at her year of "biblical womanhood" in which she participated in acts such as growing out her hair, making her own clothes, obeying her husband, waking up before dawn and camping in the front yard during her period.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - An armed group broke into a club in the southern Brazilian city of Mostardas before dawn on Saturday and shot at employees and customers, killing five people and leaving four others severely injured, according to local media reports.
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Josue, a Staten Island teenager who arrived from a Central American country one year ago and was applying for legal relief, said he still went to school, despite having been woken up by pounding on his door before dawn on Monday.
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PAKISJAYA, Indonesia (Reuters) - Fishermen Budi and Gauk left home an hour before dawn on Monday and, with prawn nets stowed on their shallow teak boat, they headed out in a becalmed sea off the coast northeast of Jakarta in clear weather.
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MAYAPUR, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - For Hira Kanjarya, a 163 hour day is the norm as she gets up before dawn to cook for her five children, do the washing, milk her two buffalos, and also run the family's cotton farm.
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Such efforts were clearly behind the planned demolition of the mosque in Weizhou, where dozens of men, women and children milled about on the mosque steps, on plastic chairs and in the large dirt parking lot early Saturday before dawn prayers.
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But on those days when I woke up before dawn, too anxious to sleep but too fried to work, I would grab a sports bra from the pile of unfolded laundry on the floor and stumble over to the gym.
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The attack occurred before dawn in the Bani Matar region on the main road linking Sanaa with the port city of Hodeida, a senior Houthi defense ministry official in Sanaa, who is not authorized to speak to the media, told CNN.
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Zaragoza is charged with fatally shooting his 56-year-old father, Carlos Ignacio, and 33-year-old brother, Carlos Pierre, before dawn on Thursday at a home in the San Fernando Valley, the District Attorney's Office said in a statement.
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President Emmanuel Macron, keen to show he will not be thrown off course as he seeks to re-shape France's economy, deployed riot police before dawn at some sites to ensure protesters could not cause disruption for a prolonged period.
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When the 69-year-old walked out of a Houston detention center on Sunday before dawn, it was with a pardon from President Barack Obama that was negotiated secretly with Iran over months in exchange for the release of four Americans.
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GUANGZHOU, China — For nearly seven years, Li Wei rose before dawn seven days a week for his 10-hour shift at the steel plant, returning home each night soaked in sweat, the clank of heavy machinery still ringing in his ears.
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This is something I have thought about a lot this year when I wake before dawn for my long commute outside this bubble, to the public hospital in the outer suburbs of Western Sydney where I work as a doctor.
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At the time, he would begin his days before dawn and, once he finished hauling garbage to the dump, would shower and spend the rest of the day meeting with business owners and homeowners in an effort to win contracts.
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CHAPARHAR, Afghanistan — There was no military curfew in the villages, but, as a precaution, the farmers still informed the local police outpost that they would be in their fields before dawn, with lanterns and shovels, to channel water to their crops.
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Every day, he wakes before dawn and works for hours on an elaborate model ship made from scavenged materials — one of dozens of sculptures he has created since he was first detained at the Guantánamo Bay military prison in 2002.
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"The drum, the beat, everything, it's just the rhythm, it takes over," said Andrew Jones, 20, who stood bare-chested on Flatbush Avenue before dawn on Monday, waiting for the drumming to start, his torso and face black with oil.
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My parents shook me awake before dawn, wished me a happy birthday, and told me I needed to get out of my room in case the old gum tree in the backyard fell to the force of Category 4 winds.
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CreditCreditTodd Heisler/The New York Times LAS VEGAS — She begins her day in black, the natural black before dawn and the requisite black of her uniform: the T-shirt, the pants, the socks, the shoes with slip-resistant treads, all black.
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"I consider witnessing this day as if I were born again," said Yerusalem Kawiso, 48, who stood in a queue before dawn in Hawassa, the lakeside provincial city the Sidama hope to make their capital, waiting in a pink dressing gown.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Hundreds of Indonesians queued from before dawn on Friday at Indonesia's main tax office in the capital, seeking to join the final day of a government tax amnesty that has already seen nearly $360 billion of assets declared.
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The researchers called this phenomenon the "poorly sleeping grandparent hypothesis," suggesting that an older member of a community who woke before dawn might have been crucial to spotting the threat of a hungry predator while younger people were still asleep.
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JERUSALEM — Throngs of Muslims resumed praying at the Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem on Thursday after Israel, seeking to reduce tensions in an explosive atmosphere, removed the last traces of security structures near the entrances to the holy site before dawn.
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And in the hours before dawn on Monday, two men riding along an expressway here were shot and wounded by gunfire from another vehicle — a pattern the police have seen rise in recent years along some of the city's busiest thoroughfares.
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The man set fire to his apartment before dawn in the city of Jinju, southeast of Seoul, then attacked other residents of the building who fled down a staircase to escape the flames, a police officer in the city told Reuters.
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Voters formed long lines at many polling stations before dawn, waiting for the chance to cast ballots in the tightly contested race for the presidency as well as for more than 220,240 elected positions, including governors, legislative representatives and county officials.
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WIJINT, Peru (Reuters) - Just before dawn, Shainkiam Yampik beats a drum carved from a tree trunk at the start of a Roman Catholic prayer service in Wijint, a hamlet of thatched-roof huts in the heart of the Peruvian Amazon.
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Some were allowed to stay in their homes but were confined to one room with darkened windows; others were forced to spend their days in nearby forests, permitted to return home only after darkness and required to depart before dawn.
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Heavy downpours struck before dawn on Tuesday after thousands of residents in Santa Barbara County along the Pacific coast north of Los Angeles were ordered to evacuate or urged to do so voluntarily, some of them for a second time since December.
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The strike had been scheduled for just before dawn on Friday in Iran to minimize the risk to civilians and the Iranian military, and military officials received word shortly after then that the strike was off, at least temporarily, the Times reported.
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The night manager of a McDonald's in the Bronx was stabbed to death outside the restaurant before dawn on Monday and the suspect in the killing fled, leading to a hunt for a man the police described as homeless and mentally unbalanced.
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Ellen Hsueh, a city official, said a digging team had excavated on Thursday the body of a homeless woman, Lin Han-fei, who appeared to have been sleeping next to a column of the building when the 6.4-magnitude quake struck before dawn.
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For more than two years, he has donated his $60,000 salary to charity and made the commute from the country home he shares in Norfolk with wife Kate and their children Prince George, 4, and Princess Charlotte, 2 — often well before dawn.
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Mateen was shot dead by police who stormed the Pulse nightclub in Orlando before dawn on Sunday, ending a bloody three-hour siege that began when the killer burst into the venue and opened fire with an assault-style rifle and handgun.
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At least eight deaths were linked to the system, including an elderly Illinois man who was found several hours after he fell trying to get into his home and a University of Iowa student found behind an academic hall several hours before dawn.
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JERUSALEM — In a surprise airstrike before dawn on Tuesday, Israeli forces killed a senior commander of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad militant group in the Gaza Strip, setting off waves of retaliatory rocket attacks that immediately raised fears of an escalating new conflict.
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The most destructive among several new fires in the region erupted hours before dawn in the rugged slopes of the San Bernardino National Forest above the city of San Bernardino and roared into a foothill neighborhood at the north end of town.
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In addition to the attack that killed Mr. Abu al-Ata, the group also blamed Israel for the attempted assassination of Akram al-Ajouri, an Islamic Jihad leader whose home in Damascus, Syria was also hit by an airstrike before dawn on Tuesday.
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The protest, which began before dawn, is the latest in a series of demonstrations across Britain by the group against social injustices like police brutality and reported increases in discrimination against migrants since the country's vote to withdraw from the European Union.
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The used Falcon rocket blasted off before dawn, hauling nearly 6,000 pounds (2,700 kilograms) of cargo, including the first robot with artificial intelligence bound for space, genetically identical mice, or mousetronauts, and super-caffeinated coffee for the crew of the International Space Station.
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Five times a day, starting well before dawn, these loudspeakers broadcast the muezzin's call to prayer in Lod, a city of Arabs and Jews near Ben-Gurion International Airport, and therein lies one more friction point in a country full of them.
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To Westerners, Panjwai, about an hour's drive from the city of Kandahar, is most closely associated with a gruesome atrocity: the massacre of 16 civilians by an American Army sergeant who walked off his base before dawn one morning in March 2012.
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The walls of fast-moving mud and debris that tore through hillside communities before dawn on Tuesday took the lives of three children, at least one married couple and two people in their 1003s, officials said in releasing the names of the dead.
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Typhoon Faxai, a Laotian woman's name, slammed ashore in the city of Chiba, just east of Tokyo, a little before dawn, bringing with it wind gusts of 207 kilometres per hour (128 mph) in Chiba, the strongest ever recorded there, NHK said.
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Each dive began in the same way: Vescovo would wake before dawn, don his blue flight suit, pack his usual lunch—a tuna sandwich, a Coke and crisps—and climb down the narrow chute into the cockpit, before launching into the darkness.
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Andrew M. Cuomo awoke before dawn on Tuesday, emerging after a few hours' sleep to board a helicopter to New York City for the coronavirus briefing that has become a daily ritual for him and for the millions of people now watching.
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Wearing a blue apron with her name, Tamara Harris, a social worker and former financial analyst who is running against Ms. Sherrill, has been getting up before dawn to canvass at train and bus stations, making 20 early-morning visits in recent weeks.
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We are still a city where you can spend the house note on dinner at Red the Steakhouse, and where working folks line up before dawn at Slyman's restaurant for the corned beef they must serve the righteous in the Great Hereafter.
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Francis also met with survivors of the 2011 Fukushima nuclear accident, comforting one teenager who had to flee his home due to high radiation, and said two Masses packed with faithful who lined up before dawn for the chance to take part.
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If anyone froze to death, if anyone died silently before dawn while hidden beneath their blankets, it was on me to call their time of death; it was my name on the death certificate and my conscience I had to live with.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — Al-Shabab extremists overran a key military base used by U.S. counterterror forces in Kenya before dawn Sunday, killing three American Department of Defense personnel and destroying several U.S. aircraft and vehicles before they were repelled, U.S. and Kenyan authorities said.
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PARAÍSO, Mexico — Every day before dawn, a knot of unemployed men gather at the gate of a construction site, hoping to land a job building a new oil refinery that Mexico's president promises will bring riches to this forgotten corner of southeastern Mexico.
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For Wang Zixing and Xiao Shen, game day meant waking before dawn and driving to the Beijing studio where they host a four-hour live streamed broadcast of NFL games for Chinese commuters - one of the fastest-growing fanbases of American football.
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CHICAGO — A procession of police cars snaked through this city's streets before dawn on Tuesday, guiding to the morgue the bodies of two Chicago police officers who were struck and killed by a train while chasing someone believed to have fired a gun.
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Here are the latest developments: • At least 21 deaths are believed to be related to the bitter weather system, government officials say, including that of a University of Iowa student who was found behind an academic hall several hours before dawn on Wednesday.
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Some 47 migrants were brought to shore before dawn by an Italian police patrol vessel, while a charity ship rebuffed by Italy picked up 44 people in the central Mediterranean and said they would be transferred to Malta later in the day.
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" Semple usually works in a separate apartment just a few steps away from her home in Seattle, often getting started right before dawn—"just early enough," she says, "that I can go out in my pajamas, and no one's gonna see me in the hallways.
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MOSCOW — Moscow met the limited American-led airstrikes against Syria before dawn on Saturday with plenty of bluster and heated rhetoric, starting with an uncharacteristically quick response from President Vladimir V. Putin condemning the attack and accusing the United States of aggravating the humanitarian situation.
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In the first such incident in more than a decade, one drone fell and second exploded before dawn near the ground and caused some damage to Hezbollah's media centre in the southern suburbs of the capital which it dominates, a Hezbollah official told Reuters.
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In the first such incident in more than a decade, one drone fell and second exploded before dawn near the ground and caused some damage to Hezbollah's media center in the southern suburbs of the capital which it dominates, a Hezbollah official told Reuters.
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Accounts from three sources with knowledge of the matter - speaking just days before the central bank's next rate decision - offer fresh details of a fraught relationship which finally ended when Cetinkaya's sacking was announced shortly before dawn on a Saturday morning two weeks ago.
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Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN)Afghan Taliban fighters killed 17 Afghan police officers in an attack on a police base before dawn Saturday, just hours before the militant group called for a three-day ceasefire with Afghan forces over the Eid al-Fitr holiday in mid-June.
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"I try to get people to form a sort of community," he explains, whether that means recruiting a workout buddy to meet you at the gym before dawn, or finding a friend on a similar path, who you can share your plans and progress with.
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The two victims were leading oxen to be sold at an animal fair before dawn on Friday when they were spotted by Awadhesh Sahu, a Hindu man, said Purushottam Singh, a police officer in Latehar, a district in the eastern India state of Jharkhand.
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But then the music's pulse quickens again and their latched arms and high-energy kicks transform them into something like the four cygnets from "Swan Lake" — only more louche, and instead of an chilly pond, the setting is a beach house just before dawn.
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Alexandria, Virginia (CNN)Congressional Republicans hit the dugout before dawn Wednesday morning for their first baseball practice of the season, returning to Simpson Field together for the first time since the tragic June shooting that left six people hospitalized, including House majority whip Steve Scalise.
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Ms. Park, who was jailed before dawn Friday on charges stemming from the corruption scandal that ended her presidency three weeks ago, now lives alone in a cell, eating $1.30 meals, washing her own tray and sleeping on a foldable mattress on the floor.
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PAMPLONA, Colombia — The walking began before dawn: before the clouds broke against the mountaintops, before the trucks took over the highway, even before anyone in the town woke up to check the vacant lot where scores of Venezuelan refugees had been huddling through the night.
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