It departed for Miami shortly before noon, the airline said.
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The blackout began just before noon local time (0500 GMT).
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At some polling locations, the stickers were gone before noon.
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"Where are the police?" shouted a man shortly before noon.
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Authorities responded to the Burlington office just before noon Thursday.
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Shortly before noon, members of the 116th Congress began filing in.
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When we present it before noon, my CEO loves it, too.
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Just before noon the Euro STOXX 297.845 was down 20193 percent.
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Until, that is, they reached the Tappan Zee, just before noon.
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He wasn't going to call anybody about overdues before noon, anyway.
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DOCTOR'S ORDERS I make coffee and drink three cups before noon.
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He then fired at the door shortly before noon on Wednesday.
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The shooting occurred in front of police headquarters before noon, McManus said.
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Just before noon, we headed back to our cameras to get started.
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The confrontation that precipitated the fallout occurred shortly before noon on Saturday.
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Trader Joe's is packed, even though it's before noon on a Sunday.
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It's several minutes before noon on a Thursday afternoon at Huawei's headquarters.
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The fire chief said almost 200 houses had been searched before noon.
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It reopened shortly before noon local time, per the airport's Twitter page.
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Peter, this statement came just before noon, seemingly out of the blue.
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I'm hoping to get this new recipe on the site before noon.
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Airport Traffic You'll hit less traffic before noon or after 4 p.m.
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And unless some time traveler shows up before noon, this is really happening.
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The first attack occurred just before noon Friday at the 125 Street station.
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Orders placed before noon Monday through Saturday, as well as before 10 a.m.
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Which brings us to Durbin's questioning of Nielsen just before noon on Tuesday.
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The legislators began discussing the budget in a plenary session shortly before noon.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I had four cups of coffee before noon today.
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Can they really afford to miss out on everything that happens before noon?
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Richard Rojas, 26, lost control of his vehicle just before noon on Thursday.
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No, insisted House Speaker Paul Ryan shortly before noon at his weekly press conference.
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Several sources told El Nuevo Día that Rosselló would resign before noon on Wednesday.
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" DeGeneres then prods her guests with, "Never have I ever been drunk before noon.
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Trump's running mate, Mike Pence, cast his vote just before noon in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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After a couple of witnesses testified, the case was adjourned a little before noon.
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So, other than a morning cup of coffee, I don't eat much before noon.
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Franken announced his resignation just before noon in a speech on the Senate floor.
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But if I make it out of my bedroom before noon, that's a miracle.
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Marathon watchers should pack a plastic poncho: There's a chance of rain before noon.
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Carnival has gained 8.8% for the day after being down 7.6% shortly before noon.
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If the House cannot agree on a choice for president before noon on Jan.
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The intense activity began on Sunday morning, with a strong explosion shortly before noon.
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At the lows before noon, the Dow was off 184 points, not even 1 percent.
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I've tried all the things — saying no meetings on Mondays, not checking email before noon.
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The final results weren't called until slightly before noon on Wednesday, The Washington Post reports.
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Trump made no mention of politics in a brief statement just before noon eastern time.
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Queen hit streaming services before noon, an hour after she sat down for her interview.
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Before noon, a shouting match broke out between two men waiting for their barbecue plates.
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Before noon she was already apologizing to "all Americans" for her bizarre and racist tweets.
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Just before noon, witnesses saw the man clinging to the structure and heard his shouts.
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It was well before noon, but both Desch and I had been awake for hours.
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According to ESPN, Hollywood police were expected to brief local media before noon ET Wednesday.
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The order book had hit over US$7bn for the three-tranche offering before noon.
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Trump took the oath of office just before noon Friday and then gave his inaugural address.
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That first bout was resolved after about two hours; a second attack began just before noon.
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Members of a local fire department delivered bottles of water to the bus shortly before noon.
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Two days later, on October 28, Cohen and Trump spoke just before noon for five minutes.
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He came home at two o'clock in the morning and slept until a little before noon.
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As soon as I crashed, I headed for the nearest bar and drank whiskey before noon.
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For Americans, it's a fantastic excuse to wear a funny hat and drink alcohol before noon.
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And on Thursday, New York State's Department of Labor had received 159,000 calls, all before noon.
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One House Republican said he'd been instructed to stay in Washington just before noon on Friday.
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Before noon, he tweeted or retweeted well over a dozen posts about matters big and small.
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And for certain items available with same-day delivery, you can order before noon local time.
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If you got to the movies during a weekday before noon, tickets at this theater are $6.
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You should also ask when they prefer to be contacted — before noon or after 3 p.m. EST?
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EVERY working day, shortly before noon, British time, the London Interbank Offered Rate, or LIBOR, is published.
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He was taken to a hospital and pronounced dead shortly before noon, according to the coroner's office.
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"The king will be showered with holy waters and crowned before noon on May 4," Wissanu said.
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It was a few minutes before noon on February 25, 13, when Kerri Rawson's life changed forever.
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He dispatched his three-paragraph letter to 53 congressional leaders shortly before noon on Friday, Oct. 28.
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Slick roads in Northampton, Massachusetts, resulted in five accidents before noon, leaving three people hurt, police said.
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They must rely solely on alms from the faithful and must consume them before noon each day.
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Most of mine were pitiful (is it still before noon, Mister?) and forced (you look tan, Bill!).
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He said six other individuals were arrested Monday before noon, which is moderately busy for federal courts.
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And before noon on Tuesday, a Chicago police officer was shot while exchanging gunfire with a suspect.
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When it took off just before noon in Daytona Beach, it never got far from the airport.
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But then came Mr. Trump's tweet two minutes before noon, and Mr. Bolton left the White House.
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McDonald's will release third-quarter earnings before the market opens followed by a conference call before noon.
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Shortly before noon on Wednesday, the post of the public letter on Weibo had about 70,000 comments.
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Also unlike a lot of them, the former president got dismissed before noon, reports the Chicago Tribune.
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In fact, The Cut reports that he chews — and swallows — 35 pieces of gum every day before noon.
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He saw the email a little before noon at his home in the southeastern Indian city of Chennai.
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Just before noon, the plane's engine lost oil and stalled, according to the San Bernardino County Fire Department.
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Around 30 SUVs belonging to the security forces had surrounded the square outside the building before noon prayers.
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On July 18th just before noon, Hawaii responded to this plea with a sharply worded, 38-page brief.
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Not letting myself take lunch before noon though, or I'll be starving by the time I get home!
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" • Police began to break up crowds shortly before noon, after city officials declared the gathering an "unlawful assembly.
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I drink two more cups of coffee, an espresso shot and a 5-hour energy, all before noon.
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They can get to work on Monday, and before noon, someone brings them a week's worth of lunches.
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How does one turn a light-filled, cement-floored, 347,000-square-foot hall into a party before noon?
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Just before noon, searchers aboard a boat smelled gas coming from the water below, according to the statement.
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Bloody Marys are served with a generous beer chaser, and ordering one before noon won't prompt any judgment.
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I arrived before Noon on a Monday and only had to wait for one person ahead of me.
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After the 15-minute pause, stocks trimmed their losses, and the index was down 0.593%, shortly before noon.
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Stuffed animal, Godiva chocolate, delivery before noon, a $260 bouquet of roses can easily turn into $100 order.
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The fire started shortly before noon in a heavy oil tank at Valero's 335,000 barrel per day refinery.
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Cries from a cub were heard shortly before noon and it was seen on a monitor soon after.
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Police said in a statement obtained by the newspaper that the first call was reported before noon Tuesday.
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But the day took a tragic turn sometime before noon, when somebody bludgeoned and stabbed Black to death.
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The plan would be scrapped before noon, a pair of tweets from President-elect Donald Trump sealing its fate.
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At the event's conclusion, shortly before noon, he and the first lady walked back together to the Oval Office.
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Her husband last spoke to her before noon Tuesday and the family reported her missing about 8:20 p.m.
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The downward reversal in crude oil before noon took a lot of the oomph out of the morning rally.
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It's also a place where a shop can charge sixteen dollars for a chocolate bar and sellout before noon.
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Upon arriving Thursday shortly before noon, the President emerged from Air Force One and was met by Midway residents.
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The idea was to bake breakfast with the women after I stripped, so I'd mostly get booked before noon.
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" The ceremony was performed by the village mayor and "occurred just before noon and lasted only about 30 minutes.
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One Saturday last month, June 11, a customer at the restaurant reached for her purse a little before noon.
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Those who consistently hit the gym before noon lost more weight than people who worked out after 3 p.m.
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There was a heavy police response following reports of a shooting not far from City Hall shortly before noon.
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There's a slight chance of rain before noon, and those of you on the road may find it foggy.
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Battery life was also a problem for Goode, who said the watch fell below 30 percent battery before noon.
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Before noon on Friday, Trump had sent 54 tweets (including retweets), mostly about Democrats and ... of course ... the impeachment.
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Before noon on a weekday, you could hear Snoop Dogg advertising the health-giving properties of gin and juice.
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In any case, Lucy hasn't tweeted since before noon, and Kirsten wonders if she's gone on a Twitter hiatus.
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Treasury yields, which move opposite prices, had been higher on the day but were slightly lower just before noon.
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It was summer and you could never call him before noon, or you could but would get no answer.
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According to WVLT, police said the call came in before noon on Tuesday and that no one else was hurt.
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It's just before noon on Schermerhorn Street, and a woman rushing down the street is stopped cold in her tracks.
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Shares in WH Group were flat at the open, though moved higher to 0.4% just before noon in Hong Kong.
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Hutchens said Duong approached a citizen on the street just before noon and said he wanted to turn himself in.
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Shortly before noon, Dariani pulled up in front of the Viejas Casino & Resort and handed his keys to a valet.
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But just before noon, the court amended its orders, limiting its review of the case solely to the medical standards.
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It wasn't until a second spotting that occurred just before noon that the school needed to be placed on lockdown.
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He gave himself an extra 12 hours to make his choice, telling reporters it would come before noon on Monday.
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Burke cut the proceedings short before noon because the lead prosecutor, Assistant District Attorney Joan Illuzzi, had a medical issue.
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If you're going to schedule something before noon, do it when your colleagues are more settled in at their desks.
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The crash happened before noon as major winter weather barreled through the region, said Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Lynn Lunsford.
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Snow has returned to the city: It may affect your morning commute, with most of the flakes falling before noon.
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Kasich was scheduled to host a press conference at the Dulles airport, just outside of Washington, DC, just before noon.
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"This is a crazed lunatic full of hate," Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman said at a news conference shortly before noon.
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Before noon, I had done the calculations and figured out I would be ovulating on about day four of Peter's visit.
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We got into a routine where every day before noon, I'd bring them fresh toilet paper, paper towels, and clean towels.
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He was killed on February 8, 2017, just before noon, as he walked down the sidewalk with a group of men.
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Tackle projects of priority You'll want to do this before noon so you can — you guessed it — go out and play!
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The storm is expected to expected to pass over the Florida Keys before noon Monday as it heads into the Gulf.
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House GOP leaders called an emergency conference meeting shortly before noon to discuss the blowback to the proposed changes to OCE.
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Trump arrived to the West Wing just before noon on Tuesday for talks with business leaders about the tax reform plan.
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Jurors sent a note to Walls shortly before noon on Thursday, explaining that they remained unable to agree on a verdict.
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Dear Diary: Most Tuesdays, I pull into a spot on Riverside Drive at the corner of 116th Street just before noon.
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Corbyn learned of his victory just before noon on Saturday, September 22013, 21975, in a small conference room overlooking Parliament Square * .
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The mountain regularly advises carloads of skiers to turn around on weekend days when the parking lots fill up before noon.
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It was only a little past nine, and Lino never got up before noon—he could even go until 3 p .
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Bingochea's shift officially ends when we deplane in Denver just before noon, but the journey's not over for him quite yet.
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You may have to just turn on your radio just before noon Thursday and start dialing around — and how throwbacky is that?
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The two left just before noon, stopping at the top of the steps of the Supreme Court building to smile for cameras.
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"Yesterday I was sitting in front of the family home just before noon and I heard two consecutive mine explosions," Ruwayi said.
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A large number of police outside the building dispersed just before noon as the protesters were taken away in a paddy wagon.
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Just before noon, U.S. crude broke through a major support zone at $45.90 flagged by Seaport Global Securities earlier in the day.
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The two groups began fighting shortly before noon on Sunday, just as the rally had been scheduled to begin, Mr. Harvey said.
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Just before noon on Sunday, a blaze broke out in the large peat bog, which is outside of Vancouver, and quickly spread.
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Later, just before noon, a second fight broke out near the courthouse, a modern glass-and-steel structure at 26 Central Avenue.
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CNBC searched "David Hogg" in Google News just before noon Wednesday, and found false reports listed as "Related Coverage" alongside legitimate reports.
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The Florida Department of Law Enforcement announced in a statement just before noon on Monday that Madeline was safely rescued by authorities.
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Just before noon, 103 black students from Alabama State College strolled into the Montgomery County Courthouse and into the basement snack room.
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Two classes were outside in the school&aposs playground when the liquid "rained down" just before noon, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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Books for the five-year benchmark built steadily through the morning, ending before noon at a final £880m (including £25m JLM interest).
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A senior administration official had said Trump would sign the bill before noon but was unlikely to do so before 9 a.m.
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Cheng, who has been on the force for five years, arrived before noon, redeployed by his superiors from a smaller protest nearby.
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Today's announcement formalizes that same-day delivery service with a promise that if you order before noon your items will arrive by 5pm.
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" Says Jung: "Just before noon they had gathered enough evidence to take her in and hold her on the charge of sexual battery.
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"With one last smile on his handsome face, Dan drove off into the unknown just before noon today, January 212, 21961," it said.
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The mag ran a cover story in September 2015 declaring the country star had hit "rock bottom" and was drinking vodka before noon.
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His supporters began lining up in front of the Century Centre in South Bend, where Mr Trump was scheduled to appear, before noon.
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London City Airport tweeted shortly before noon EST that all 100 staff members who had been evacuated had returned to their posts safely.
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By this point in the day, I was already significantly over-caffeinated (if you've lost count, this was my fourth coffee before noon).
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Mr. Newsom stepped into the national spotlight as he took the oath just before noon from Tani Cantil-Sakauye, the state's chief justice.
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UPSCALE One of the most luxe dining experiences a Cape Towner can have before noon is Sunday brunch at The Pot Luck Club.
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The park was crowded with visitors and had closed shortly before noon because the carparks were full to capacity, local media outlet news.
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Trump was clear in his first spoken remarks, broadcast from the White House before noon Thursday, that any action must actually be effective.
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Washington (CNN)The Cannon House office building in Washington was briefly evacuated on Thursday after a fire alarm went off just before noon.
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Andy Warhol would arrive at the flea markets on the West Side of Manhattan before noon on Sundays in an old Dodge convertible.
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Trump's motorcade arrived at the Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach before noon, according to a White House press pool report.
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"I am closing my shop before noon because it is too hot," said Tulu Sahu, a small grocery seller in Bhubaneshwar city in Odisha.
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The written threat was received shortly before noon, and all guests were evacuated in less than an hour, the Winter Haven Police Department said.
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"Our prayers are with Las Vegas and all of those affected by last night's devastating attack," Tennessee's Lamar Alexander wrote a little before noon.
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Just before noon, the flock walked in an orderly line across a side street, forcing a truck and a car to stop and wait.
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The retailer announced before noon it was cutting off lines and not accepting more customers "due to crowds and safety concerns" from local authorities.
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Her drinking day followed accounts that detailed a series of eye-openers that included whiskey, hard cider and a hot toddy all before noon.
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During a press conference Friday, Constable David Hopkinson said police, fire units and ambulance responded to a "medical complaint" just before noon on Friday.
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" According to CNBC, Hopkinson added that the police were called to their home just before noon on Friday to respond to a "medical complaint.
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Our sources say when first responders arrived at Demi's Hollywood Hills home Tuesday just before noon, they were told there had been a party.
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If you defy the masses to rise before noon, however, don't despair: At Retro, a paradise for bread-lovers that opens at 9 a.m.
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Just before noon on Monday, Justice Biben announced that she had found Mr. Davenport not guilty of murder but guilty of first-degree manslaughter.
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In a phone call just before noon, a short-tempered Yugoslav colonel told Merriman that the Spanish troops were far ahead, waiting for him.
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Trump announced at a press conference before noon that Hodgkinson had died from his injuries after a shootout with security personnel and Capitol Police.
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Our sources say Demi was transported by ambulance from a home in the Hollywood Hills just before noon Tuesday, and is currently being treated.
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It was well before noon, but many of the community members were dressed in soiled work clothes, having already put in a full day's work.
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Around 10 minutes before noon — the busiest part of my day — I get a notification from the same app telling me it's time to meditate.
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After exiting a black SUV, Cohen took off his suit jacket and left it in the vehicle before walking into the facility shortly before noon.
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CT. They arrived at the two-year community college before noon and found the victim in one building and the suspect in another, officials said.
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But she says her mother, former First Lady Laura Bush, is not a fan of the show's tradition of serving wine and cocktails before noon.
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If they had not been confirmed before noon Thursday, when the 85033th Congress adjourns, both nominees would have to go through the confirmation process again.
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Claye said it was a hard adjustment for him because he does not normally wake up before 9 or hit the track much before noon.
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Balilo said a distress call had been issued before noon after the ferry capsized about 9 miles off the town of Real, in Quezon province.
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At Da Claudio, an Italian restaurant that opened near City Hall in 13, meat, fish, vegetables and wine are supposed to be delivered before noon.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Al Franken walked onto the Senate floor just before noon Thursday and anxiously scanned the spectator galleries above to find his family.
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Track the storm here >>> What to expect in the major Northeastern metropolitan areas: Washington could pick up 1 to 2 inches of rain before noon.
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Trump lands in Ahmedabad, the largest city in Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state of Gujarat, a little before noon local time (0630 GMT).
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Shortly before noon Monday, the aviation unit located him and provided his location to a Marine Unit along with officers from the National Park Service.
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Those people who usually worked out before noon had lost more weight, on average, than the men and women who typically exercised after 3 p.m.
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Those people who usually worked out before noon had lost more weight, on average, than the men and women who typically exercised after 3 p.m.
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" "Then a couple minutes before noon, Treasury yields spiked lower and that's when the selling in the stock market seemed to move to the downside.
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The boat, known for now as Hull 200, left Atlantic City early in the morning and passed under the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge just before noon.
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North Dakota prohibits retail before noon on Sundays, although voters may get a chance to repeal the statewide restriction in a ballot measure in November.
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Just before noon today, he'll raise his hand and take the oath of office on the Capitol steps, swearing to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution.
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Shortly before noon, police assembled at the rally site and declared the assembly "unlawful" before the rally actually began, then moved immediately to disperse the crowd.
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This Aperol Betty is basically a mimosa, what with all the fresh grapefruit and orange juice, so it is hereby deemed acceptable to drink before noon.
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On August 1, 1966, Charles Whitman, an engineering student and former Marine, scaled the University's clock tower and went on a shooting rampage just before noon.
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Lyft shares began trading just before noon on Friday at $87.24 per share, or 21% higher than their $72 per share IPO price, according to CNBC.
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Passengers in the three cars that derailed were moved from those cars to another part of the train and arrived at the station just before noon.
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It's been 10 years since Don Draper first waltzed onto our TV screens, drinking a glass of whiskey in his high-rise office well before noon.
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There is no indication that the incident in Times Square, which unfolded just before noon, was an act of terrorism, de Blasio and other officials said.
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Red Hat also surpassed its 30-day average trading volume of 1.83 million shares on Tuesday — with more than 82.203 million shares changing hands before noon.
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The Obamas departed for their family vacation to Carlsbad Caverns National Park and Yosemite National Park on Friday morning, leaving the White House shortly before noon.
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There is no indication the incident, which unfolded just before noon, was an act of terrorism, New York Mayor Bill de Blasio and other officials said.
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The Volcan de Fuego, or "Volcano of Fire," exploded in a hail of ash and molten rock shortly before noon, blanketing nearby villages in heavy ash.
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Politico's Jake Sherman tweeted just before noon that Ryan had remarked that he heard "Laurel" in the audio clip, which went viral Tuesday night on Twitter.
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Even if you're a complete makeup junkie, there are some looks you probably steer clear of in order to make it out the door before noon.
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According to People, 30-year-old Craig Bonello attempted to abduct a 13-year-old girl from a Dollar General Store just before noon on Tuesday.
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Anybody returning tapes before mid-afternoon just used the slot in the door, and hardly anybody ever came in to rent before noon at the earliest.
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Representatives for the Los Angeles Police and Fire Departments said that officers responded just before noon local time to a medical emergency in the Hollywood Hills.
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And sure enough, though negotiations resumed Friday, they ended without any deal shortly before noon — leaving the prospect for any US-China breakthrough even farther away.
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The Secret Service said the man approached the White House fence along Pennsylvania Avenue shortly before noon EST, pulled out a handgun and fired several shots.
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FAIRFAX Gabriel Stulman wasted no time in turning Perla into an all-day cafe that starts with breakfast and becomes a wine bar just before noon.
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Shortly before noon that day, a wall of the adjacent building gave way, sending a cascade of masonry blocks and debris onto three of his workers.
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It was before noon, and four older fellows — three white guys, one African-American — and a dealer were waiting for enough players to make a game.
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Three people survived the crash, which happened just before noon local time outside Chamberlain, S.D., according to information from local officials and the Federal Aviation Administration.
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According to the popular cryptocurrency app Coinbase, the price of Bitcoin slumped to $2100,540 on Friday morning before picking up to around $9,000 a little before noon.
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"These days I seldom crawl out of bed before noon," Howard Chu, a software engineer who created the world's smallest, fastest, most reliable embedded transactional database, said.
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A Portland police press release said a male student armed with a shotgun entered a classroom just before noon Friday and a staff member confronted the gunman.
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The group started reading in the Rules Committee room on Capitol Hill shortly before noon ET and anticipate it will take them about 12 hours to finish.
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The Volcan de Fuego, or "volcano of fire," exploded in a hail of ash and molten rock shortly before noon Sunday, blanketing nearby villages in heavy ash.
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Kushner, President Donald Trump's son-in-law and a senior White House adviser, exited the committee's secure space just before noon Thursday and did not answer questions.
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" The Iowa Democratic Party is reviewing reported inconsistencies in 2628 precincts and said any corrections will be released before noon CST on Monday in "a single update.
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TMZ broke the story ... paramedics found Demi unconscious when they arrived at her Hollywood Hills home just before noon Tuesday and was taken to an L.A. hospital.
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Smith and Wesson shares surged more than 6% before noon while Sturm Ruger shares were up well over 2% before the halfway mark in the trading day.
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But where anyone else might have seen a random muddle of junk, Natasha Pickowicz saw tarts — big, beautiful tarts that would feed the whole kitchen before noon.
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NBC reporter and MSNBC anchor Ayman Mohyeldin had reported that Kelly was seen entering Trump Tower shortly before noon Wednesday, according to two tweets from network employees.
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For the day, the S&P 500 Index is down more than 1 percent, the most in three weeks, though it rebounded a bit shortly before noon.
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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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I am a little embarrassed about being back at the pool and already drinking before noon until I witness a man ordering a full glass of tequila.
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The meeting on Wednesday for members of the Renault Nissan Alliance, which also includes Mitsubishi, took place at Nissan's headquarters in Yokohama and ended shortly before noon.
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Declaring the gathering an unlawful assembly, the police had cleared the area before noon, and the Virginia National Guard arrived as officers began arresting some who remained.
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In Ramallah, a small crowd gathered before noon and marched south toward the Qalandiya checkpoint into Jerusalem, a longstanding hot spot for clashes with Israeli security forces.
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It reached the trillion-dollar milestone just before noon ET with a share price of $207.05, based on a recently adjusted outstanding share count of 4,829,303,000 shares.
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Running more than an hour late, the president emerged from the White House shortly before noon, carrying a few notes he jotted down on White House stationary.
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It was there for me as I descended into a pit of depression, unable to entice myself to finish assignments, or to roll out of bed before noon.
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One death was confirmed just before noon, while the second victim died later that afternoon, a spokesperson for the DeKalb County Fire Rescue told PEOPLE in a statement.
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Just before noon on Monday, every person in the Theodore von Kármán Auditorium at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in California sat on the cusps of their seats.
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By the time the governor showed up--before noon--the streets were clear and people were out in force cleaning yards and policing up the debris around town.
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Pitchers of beer are $6, the bathrooms look like a postcard from Chernobyl, and there's a good chance someone will be passed out in their seat before noon.
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If it's before noon and you're cracking open a beer, no reason you can't enjoy some light stripping too—and from the comfort of your couch no less.
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His greeting to the group is liable to be his first substantial utterance of the day, as Friston prefers not to speak with other human beings before noon.
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The north fence of the White House along Pennsylvania Avenue NW and Lafayette Park were closed just before noon on Thursday due to a suspicious vehicle, authorities said.
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He added that firefighters had to dig through rubble, broken concrete blocks and building material to locate the person after the collapse, which took place shortly before noon.
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It is difficult enough to get one overscheduled rap star in a room during business hours; it's a herculean task to get ten of them there before noon.
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The judge released Patten on Friday morning shortly before noon but directed him to hand over his passports and report by phone weekly to the Pretrial Services Agency.
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But the Counterpart International compound, in the Shahr-e-Naw neighborhood of Kabul, was filled with dozens of civilian employees when the car bomb exploded shortly before noon.
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Shortly before noon on Tuesday, the police announced that they had arrested a 2000-year-old man in the Chorlton-cum-Hardy neighborhood, southwest of the city center.
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McKenzie said officers conducted a well-being check at his house on Tuesday just before noon after Dulos did not appear in court for an emergency bond hearing.
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Rainfall expected: 210 to 26 inches Storm surge expected: 210 to 8 feet Panama City Beach Hurricane force winds (75 mph+): Just before noon Worst conditions: 12 p.m.
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But Grisham had told CNBC shortly before noon ET that Ricardel was "still there to my knowledge" and appeared to deny the report that there had been a dispute.
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San Antonio Marconi, 50, pulled over a driver outside police headquarters just before noon Sunday and, after addressing the driver, returned to his patrol car to write a ticket.
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Just before noon local time, officials announced that 64 people had been taken to six hospitals across the city — another 10 people went to the hospital on their own.
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Piro Funeral Home has a longstanding relationship with Turkish Airlines, and Kargi is confident he can book a flight for a funeral before 9 am and ship before noon.
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Here is a quick retrospective of Sean's time in office: Remember when it was revealed that Sean Spicer chewed and swallowed 35 sticks of Orbit cinnamon gum before noon?
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Just before noon on April 25, the earthquake, with a magnitude of 7.8, sent century-old brick buildings crashing into the streets, crushing 45 people and destroying 1,363 homes.
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Pawnee County Emergency Management posted photos on Facebook just before noon of a pile of rubble, noting that three buildings had moderate damage, while several others had minor damage.
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The school said shortly before noon that it "is safe to stay where you are at this time" for those not in one of the buildings that were evacuated.
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The Marine Corps tweeted shortly before noon Eastern Time on Friday that the Marines remained unaccounted for as the Coast Guard searched for the two CH-53 transport helicopters.
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When the bridge fell shortly before noon on Tuesday, Genoa lost a major artery that crosses the Polcevera River and connects the eastern and western parts of the city.
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Nonetheless, three maintenance workers shortly before noon on Tuesday thought they could rouse the raccoon from its stupor and offered it a ladder to climb down from the ledge.
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Just before noon on Saturday, the officer and his partner, whom it did not name, were on patrol when they encountered the man, the department said in a statement.
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They said that he appeared to have locked the door to his classroom at Dalton High School and was alone there when students tried to enter shortly before noon.
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Twitter said before noon on Friday that there had been more than 810,000 posts about Jay-Z and his album since it was released, plus another 230,000 about Beyoncé.
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The Los Angeles Police Department told CNN that officers responded to a call for a death investigation at the 11600 block of Valleycrest Road just before noon local time.
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When the stations opened shortly before noon, they were quickly filled with giddy riders both young and old, and strollers, suitcases and dogs — all familiar sights across the system.
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And while Ms. Nixon dropped in here on Wednesday — shaking hands, doing interviews, and leaving before noon — the moment undeniably belonged to Mr. Cuomo, with an assist from Mrs.
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A bit before noon, a truck packed full of Lovesac products headed to a port in Ho Chi Minh City — its first transfer before continuing on to the US.
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One of her most notable endeavors was drinking like a man in colonial America following accounts that had her slugging whiskey, hard cider and a hot toddy before noon.
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"This is the longest queue I've ever seen," Kim Won-seok, a regular customer at the restaurant, said of the customers lined up 40 meters (130 feet) just before noon.
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In a televised statement from the White House shortly before noon, Trump praised the "heroic actions" of the Capitol Police at the scene and announced that the suspect was dead.
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Trump arrived in Puerto Rico just before noon ET on Tuesday, and Air Force One was in the air back to Washington, D.C. a little more than four hours later.
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Truth time: It was pretty hard to focus on this while thinking about pizza, and it's a snow day, so we decided to order some even though it's before noon.
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The tacro is a mash-up made of a flaky laminated croissant shell and your favorite taco fillings, and it's no wonder these beauties have been selling out before noon.
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Earlier on Sunday, the mass rapid transit (MRT) system in Jakarta had to evacuate passengers from trains after the power outage that began just before noon local time (0500 GMT).
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Members of Switzerland's Tibetan community and supporters can demonstrate for two hours before noon on Sunday in the capital's city center, Bern municipal security director Reto Nause said on Friday.
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Whaley held two press conferences before noon in Dayton to confirm 10 deaths, including the shooter, and 27 injuries, from the 30-second attack that occurred at 1:07 a.m.
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It's well before noon on a Tuesday and I'm sitting on a high, slightly wobbly barstool, pondering a mysterious shot of booze that the bartender has just placed before me.
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Republicans, the majority in the chamber, lost control of the House for much of Wednesday after Democrats launched the sit-in before noon to demand votes on gun control legislation.
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The crash occurred before noon while Mr. Reyes was traveling on a road linking Utrera, his hometown, and Seville, the regional capital of Andalusia, the Spanish news agency EFE reported.
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The Afghan intelligence agency said it was carried out at night, the American military said its strike was in the early afternoon, and local officials said it happened before noon.
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Hundreds of motorists were stranded behind the crash for about four hours, as the northbound lanes of I-95 were closed until shortly before noon, according to CNN affiliate WABI.
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Tonya Edwards, a spokeswoman for the Broward County elections supervisor, confirmed that two clerks had been removed from their duties before noon, and had been replaced by other poll workers.
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" ROBERT PAVLIK, CHIEF INVESTMENT STRATEGIST, SENIOR PORTFOLIO MANAGER, SLATESTONE WEALTH LLC, NEW YORK: "It started a little bit before noon, that's when the market started to expand to the downside.
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Stocks started coming off their highs, and many of the big industrial stocks like Caterpillar and Boeing were flat to down just before noon, as were energy, bank and technology stocks.
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"Police were called shortly before noon today following an incident at Warner Bros Studios in Leavesden, Hertfordshire," a spokeswoman for the Hetrfordshire Police told U.K. outlet The Sun in a statement.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a British-based organization that monitors the war, said a Syrian government or Russian warplane hit Khan Sheikhoun in rebel-held Idlib province before noon.
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We hung around the machine for around ten minutes Tuesday and saw exactly one successful attempt (granted, it was before noon and the crowd didn't appear in a drinking mood yet).
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I've never attempted to participate in the New York City Marathon because, well, I'm told that doing so entails running 26.2 miles and waking up well before noon on a Sunday.
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You arrive early enough to have a few drinks, catch the headliner (usually), and then cab it home early enough so that you can wake up before noon feeling relatively refreshed.
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Mr. Kulp and his business partner, Ellen Yin, understand that coffee and a great pastry can be just as meaningful before noon as an artfully plated duck breast is after dark.
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Expect some ups and downs to take place: The Moon's meeting with Mars finds you full of energy, but an emotional vibe takes over when it meets with Neptune before noon.
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After leaving his Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida, at just before noon, the President tweeted about Barbara Bush along with a photo of her White House portrait.
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Police in Mexicali said that the portion of the wall, which is 130 feet long, fell over the border and onto some trees shortly before noon PT Wednesday, according to KYMA.
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But he'd be willing to go to the veteran center if Joseph came back in the white minivan and picked him up after the Point-in-Time count ended before noon.
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We putz around quite a bit and I have to locate a receipt that I thought I had lost and so we don't leave the house until a little before noon.
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Shortly before noon on Sunday, a flood of New Yorkers streamed into the new 96th Street station, swiping their MetroCards and boarding the first Second Avenue subway train leaving the station.
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Despite my aversion to life before noon, I did manage to find myself, a coffee gripped firmly in my hand, at my neighborhood Whole Foods on a Monday morning in early August.
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I'd planned to pick up Veuve champagne since her birthday was last week, but I forgot about Texas's law banning alcohol sales before noon on Sundays, so I show up empty-handed.
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I am also getting great work — thank you forever to Taylor Swift and the reputation tour for giving this reptile a salary and a reason to get out of bed before noon!
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I had conceived of him as a Socratic, high-culture grandfather who wouldn't likely be cruising at the museum before noon, and he had envisaged me as a bushy-tailed audio tramp.
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The staged sit-in began just before noon on June 22nd as a way to, according to one party insider, "seize the opportunity" created by the recent shooting carnage in Orlando, Fla.
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Democratic lawmakers staged a sit-in in the well of the House just before noon on Wednesday in an attempt to force votes on a bill that would strengthen firearms background checks.
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The unusual events were set off with the sit-in before noon when Democrats insisted on taking votes on gun measures before Congress began its weeklong recess for the Fourth of July.
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Just before noon, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer of New York and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi of California released a statement announcing that they wouldn't attend the planned White House meeting.
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The police say a 63-year-old man armed with an AR-15-style gun stormed into the Chabad of Poway synagogue a little before noon on Saturday, yelling anti-Semitic slurs.
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Just before noon, ministers and public health officials clustered together on a stage in the National Press Theatre, telling Canadians to stand two meters apart and not to gather in large groups.
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Before noon today, you can register to attend a State of the State address at any of the specified locations — simply submit your information here to be entered into the ticket lottery.
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A spokesperson for the Los Angeles Unified School District said that just before noon, a plane discharged fuel "while flying over our schools" but could not confirm how many campuses were impacted.
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Just before noon local time on Wednesday, the attackers detonated an explosive-laden vehicle at the gates of non-governmental organization Counterpart International in the Afghan capital, said Interior Ministry spokesman Nasrat Rahimy.
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Dramatic footage showed Mike Bonin, a fierce critic of President Trump, being led away in plastic zip-tie handcuffs shortly before noon, after police informed protesters they were engaged in an unlawful assembly.
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Like most of his phone calls that occur before noon, Trump conducted the conversation from the third-floor White House residence, where he spends most mornings watching television and consulting advisers by phone.
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On Tuesday, Jefferson City Police Lt. David Williams announced that the body of Darnell Gray was found by a search party shortly before noon in an area that had not previously been searched.
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And just like the many others, they had arrived at the AC boardwalk each morning before noon, standing in a line of mohawks, dyed hair, and band shirts that snaked to the sea.
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The storm - previously dubbed a "bomb cyclone" for its quick, late season punch - was still expected to prompt warnings of blizzards and snow before noon in north central Kansas and Nebraska, Hurley said.
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Related: These are the Central American migrants crossing Mexico in a caravan April 7: Puebla Just before noon, the migrants line up under a striped, circus-like tent in front of the church.
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"This hearing only confirms the facts: Trump invited an attack on our democracy, obstructed the investigation into it, & made clear there won't be consequences for launching another," O'Rourke tweeted a little before noon.
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The increase averaged 9 percent in the hours before noon, which the investigators suggest may be connected to fatigue combined with the darker morning hours of the first week of daylight saving time.
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The highway bridge fell by as much as 148 feet just before noon, taking about three dozen cars and three trucks with it, according to Angelo Borrelli, chief of the Civil Protection Department.
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A fourth man armed with a pistol opened fire before noon Thursday on Israeli border police officers outside the Aqsa Mosque compound in the Old City of Jerusalem, wounding one in the arm.
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But looking back at our contract I discovered that guests were subject to a $25 early arrival fee if they wanted to check in before noon, which is something we could have negotiated.
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On Wednesday, hundreds of students from the D.C. area gathered for a rally on the lawn in front of the Capitol just before noon, where they were joined by dozens of Democratic lawmakers.
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"It's shocking how many places I run into that have Sunday brunches with Mimosas before noon," Scott Wexler of the Empire State Restaurant and Tavern Association and a member of Cuomo's panel said.
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The March for Life will kick off with a rally that is scheduled to take place at the Washington Monument shortly before noon on Friday, near the corner of 15th Street and Constitution Ave.
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And while we love nothing more than an excuse to have a cocktail or three in the sun before noon, this does inevitably lead to one major problem: melting ice, which means watery drinks.
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The outlet spoke to law enforcement and determined that just before noon PST on Tuesday, the singer was transported from a house in the Hollywood Hills to a hospital and is currently being treated.
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On Thursday morning, just before noon, the boy's grandmother raced to a nearby house in west Louisville, banging on the door and screaming for help, neighbor Shelby Chadwell told local stations WLKY and WDRB.
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A prototype of the E195-E2 began its first flight shortly before noon Brazil local time (1500 GMT), the company said on Twitter, celebrating a milestone originally programmed for the second half of 2017.
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After talks lasting more than an hour and a half behind closed doors, Kim was driven back to the North side just before noon in a black limousine flanked by guards who ran alongside.
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Dining | New Jersey Even before noon on a recent Friday, every table at Squirrel & the Bee, a gluten- and grain-free cafe and bakery that opened in Short Hills, N.J., in 2014, was occupied.
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SANA, Yemen — Dozens of people were killed when warplanes from a military coalition led by Saudi Arabia bombed a restaurant and crowded market in northern Yemen shortly before noon on Tuesday, medical workers said.
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What officials know A fellow fraternity member took Gruver to Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center's emergency department Thursday, where he was pronounced dead shortly before noon, according to the coroner's office.
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They were up late last night making the restaurant thousands of dollars and are still sleeping soundly on their bags of tips, when you come stumbling in before noon, smelling like a donkey's ass.
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Check your zip code here to see if same-day and one-day options are available near youSame-day shipping: Order over $35 of eligible items before noon and get them by 9 p.m.
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But on Monday, shortly before noon, investigators from the Suffolk County Police Department's Homicide Squad uncovered skeletal remains buried near the basement of a home in Southold, on the northern tip of Long Island.
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Mr. Pompeo and Mr. Zelensky met before noon in the president's office in central Kyiv, and the Ukrainian leader said they had talked about new steps to strengthen the partnership between the two nations.
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The South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the avalanche hit at an altitude of 10,20143 feet before noon on Friday along the popular Annapurna circuit trekking route, which encircles Mount Annapurna in Nepal.
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The man approached the area shortly before noon and removed a handgun before firing several rounds, which did not appear to be directed at the White House, the Secret Service said in a statement.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Attackers entered the grounds of the Iraqi Embassy in Kabul, the Afghan capital, after a suicide bomber blew himself up at an entrance gate shortly before noon Monday, an Afghan official said.
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"We don't encourage or discourage chairs," said the brewer and owner, Jean Broillet IV. But the brewery forbids chairs before noon and polices the lines, 800-strong during the frenzy for its Milkshake I.P.A.s.
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It's not clear what possessed him to do it, but on one Tuesday, shortly before noon, Seeber connected a radio transceiver to his laptop and prepared to scan the airwaves for the siren system's signal.
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The violence unfolded Sunday just before noon when a woman came running into a Starbucks in Bakersfield, screaming for help because a man with a machete was chasing her, local station KGET and CNN report.
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Colker, 39, was killed Sunday after being attacked by a man with a machete while walking with her husband along the beach just before noon, Sylvan McIntyre, assistant superintendent with the police force, told CNN.
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Grenada police have said Colker, 39, of Atlanta, was found dead after she was attacked by a man with a machete while she was walking with her husband along a beach just before noon Sunday.
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CreditCreditRichard Burbridge for The New York Times It was just before noon on a swampy July morning when Nick Kyrgios came walking through the parking lot of the Evert Tennis Academy in Boca Raton, Fla.
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About New York Just before noon on Thursday, James Browar pushed out of a Starbucks on Eighth Avenue near Times Square, laden with news that was simultaneously getting worse and more urgent by the minute.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On a blustery Sunday just before noon, the first visitors to MoMA PS21 in Long Island City were greeted by a giant, grey inflatable rat with sinister pink eyes.
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The Twitter assault that began over Labor Day weekend and consisted of more than 100 tweets targeting the media and his critics spilled into Tuesday, when Trump fired off about a dozen messages before noon.
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" Shortly before noon on Tuesday, national security adviser H.R. McMaster held a media briefing at the White House, in which he asserted that Trump's conduct of the meeting with Lavrov and Kislyak was "wholly appropriate.
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The three-man, five-woman U.S. District Court jury will likely get the case before noon on Friday, after a federal judge instructs them on the law and attorneys for both men deliver closing statements.
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He arrives at seven in the morning, and marinates the pork and chicken for three hours before throwing them into a tiny oven, on very low heat, until the lunch rush starts, just before noon.
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Before noon, Axios would cite "West Wing confidants" in a report floating former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani -- who subsequently backed Sessions' recusal decision and denied the story -- as a possible replacement for Sessions.
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Alyssa Elsman of Michigan was killed when Mr. Rojas, a Navy veteran with a history of drunken driving arrests, drove his Honda Accord the wrong way up Seventh Avenue shortly before noon on May 18.
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Governor Andrew Cuomo of New York announced this week that he is supporting legislation that will finally allow New Yorkers to have a completely legal boozy brunch in bars and restaurants before noon on Sundays.
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The snowstorm, which began before noon and was expected to drop several inches through Tuesday morning, had all the campaigns talking to their field organizers to ensure they were prepared for get-out-the-vote complications.
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It was freezing outside, and we were sitting in the tour bus outside Elsewhere in Brooklyn, where a gaggle of teenage fans had been gathering since before the band arrived at the venue just before noon.
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Mehle typically worked from her palatial Manhattan apartments, first on Park Avenue and later in an Upper East Side townhouse, preferring not to be disturbed before noon and delivering her columns to downtown newsrooms by messenger.
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A spokesperson for Hyde-Smith told Business Insider that the Republican senator learned of the shooting in California just before noon and that she wasn't aware of it when she cast her objection to Murphy's request.
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The bus was carrying 57 passengers to Lima, Peru's capital, when it was struck by a tractor-trailer shortly before noon and plunged down the slope, said Claudia Espinoza, who is with Peru's voluntary firefighter brigade.
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The harrowing video allegedly showed 30-year-old Craig Bonello calmly pushing a shopping cart before grabbing the 13-year-old girl and attempting to drag her out of the Dollar General in Hernando just before noon.
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With Popular Times, I can see that this Red Lobster is not as busy on Thursdays compared to Fridays and Saturdays, and the best time with the least amount of people seems to be right before noon.
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The 22-year-old musical theater major, known to friends as "Ellie," and four others were ejected from the boat on Saturday just before noon, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission spokesman Rob Klepper confirmed to PEOPLE.
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The suspect died from injuries sustained when he was taken into custody, said President Donald Trump, in a brief address shortly before noon ET. DeSantis told CNBC he saw the individual probably five minutes before the shooting.
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The high tide in Boston is expected to hit just before noon on Friday, and the National Weather Service warns that the tides in Boston Harbor could rise 5.03 feet higher than the average high-tide mark.
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The Ivy League became the first NCAA conference to cancel its men's and women's basketball tournaments, a decision it announced just before noon — to a mixture of bewilderment, frustration and vitriol, particularly from affected athletes and coaches.
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WASHINGTON — It was just before noon, in the last hours of a half-century wait for government documents about the assassination of John F. Kennedy, that the octogenarian Secret Service retiree shuffled into his first TMZ moment.
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The President struck a more sober tone about the coronavirus threat, and the scale of fiscal response it requires to protect the economy, when he spoke in the Brady press briefing room just before noon on Tuesday.
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Typically, she leaves CBS before noon to head to what is essentially a second full-time job, at O magazine, where she writes her column and is responsible for making sure each issue reflects Ms. Winfrey's tastes.
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Just before noon, she left the station house in Flushing, Queens, escorted by security guards, waved at fans who had gathered outside, and made her way through a throng of photographers and camera operators to a car.
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The day after House Democrats unveiled two articles of impeachment this month — one charged the president with abuse of power, and the other charged him with obstruction of Congress — Trump posted 60 tweets and retweets before noon.
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John Lewis (D-Ga.), the civil rights icon, and John Larson (D-Conn.), more than 40 Democrats walked into the chamber just before noon and pledged to "occupy" the House floor until GOP leadership allowed a vote.
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In an emergency meeting just before noon Tuesday, House Republican lawmakers voted to strip the move on the ethics agency from a package of rules that is due to be voted upon later in the House of Representatives.
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That changed just before noon Wednesday when Democrats -- led by civil rights icon and Atlanta congressman John Lewis -- went to the House floor and launched a sit-in that harkened back to the 1960s protests against southern segregation.
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Four students were injured at an Ohio high school before noon on Monday when a 14-year-old male student allegedly shot two students during lunch time, according to a news release from the Butler County Sheriff's Office.
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Shortly before noon, the mostly residential streets around the courthouse in this community of less than 3,000 had swelled with protesters - about 300 opposed to the occupiers and 200, some of them from out of town, in favor.
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Though my initial conversation with Darnielle takes place before noon, he spends much of our interview munching on Bottle Caps hard candy, yielding a charming incongruity once he starts extolling the virtues of the French "New Novel" movement.
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Weibo users offered encouragement and support to the cargo, which left Seattle on June 8, as it became uncertain whether the ship would dock and unload its cargo before noon on Friday when the new tariffs took effect.
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CreditCreditAndrew Moore for The New York Times It was a few minutes before noon on Tangier Island in Virginia, just about high tide, when David Schulte pushed the toe of his red sneaker into Marilyn Pruitt's soggy backyard.
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Flanked by his wife, Karen, and his daughter, Charlotte, the Republican vice-presidential candidate walked across the street from the governor's mansion here to the voting station at St. Thomas Aquinas Church, shortly before noon on Tuesday morning.
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Shares gained after being temporarily halted just before noon ET. Source: FactSet No TNT data was breached, and FedEx's other operations were not affected, but the attack could have a material financial impact, according to a press release.
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A spokesperson for Hyde-Smith told Business Insider that the Republican senator learned of the shooting in California just before noon Eastern time, and that she wasn't aware of it when she cast her objection to Murphy's request.
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Though it was not clear if the crash was related to weather, the plane went down before noon Saturday amid a major winter storm, with snow falling at a rate of about an inch an hour, officials said.
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It rises in the morning to a little hump before noon, levels out over midday, and then rises to a higher hump in the evening, when everyone gets home from work and turns on their TVs and stoves.
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Nine teenagers and an infant were packed inside the Chevy Trailblazer as it erratically sped and swerved in and out of traffic on Long Island's Meadowbrook Parkway just before noon, New York State Police said at a news conference.
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The 7.8-magnitude quake struck high in the Himalayas minutes before noon on a sunny Saturday, toppling one million houses, upending roads and turning hundreds of mountain villages into ruins that left about 9,000 people dead and 22,000 injured.
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Two weeks after the shooting in Parkland and one day after the Norfolk and Mississippi State shootings, Jesse Randal Davidson, a social studies teacher at Dalton High School in Dalton, Georgia, barricaded himself in his classroom right before noon.
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Then, just before noon on July 3, a single level 1 zombie counter reaches the General Mitchell airbase in Ouisconsin—only to be met by 20 counters' worth of the 82nd Airborne which have just dropped into the state.
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The chaotic scene unfolded on the House floor shortly before noon, and comes less than a day after the chamber passed a defense authorization bill that includes a Republican provision protecting federal contractors from discrimination based on religious beliefs.
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Najib said the decision was made before noon on Monday after discussions between top executives from Saudi Aramco and Malaysia's state-owned energy company Petroliam Nasional (Petronas), the sponsor of the $27 billion Refinery and Petrochemical Integrated Development (RAPID) project.
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This is still Outlander, so the specter of Claire and Jamie's eventual copulation hangs heavily over the print shop sequence — in particular when Geordie barges in screaming about what he perceives to be "an orgy," and before noon at that.
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Shortly before noon Ecuadorean food carts show up where Roosevelt Avenue meets Junction Boulevard, piled with trays of steamed maize, fried chicken, squash and, at the centre of each cart, a massive, deep-fried pork shoulder, equal parts delicious and intimidating.
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Every day right before noon, hoards of people gather in front of the clock and wait for it to strike, at which time sculptures of the Twelve Apostles take turns peeking through two windows at the top of the clock.
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SACRAMENTO — Just before noon on Friday, Kim Chambers, 39, stood on a floating dock at the Sacramento Yacht Club as Kala Sherman-Presser, a member of her support team, rubbed lanolin under Chambers's arms and the seams of her swimsuit.
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A few minutes before noon, he asked non-Muslims and women to move toward the back of the room to make space for the Muslim men who were present, who then proceeded to form long rows about five feet apart.
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Just before noon Tuesday, three members of the Texas Department of Public Safety in a powerboat spotted the men and pulled them to safety, making them among the lucky few who came face to face with Hurricane Harvey's wrath and survived.
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By the time the Paraguayan president arrived at the White House just before noon, Mr. Trump was flanked by several additional advisers, including Vice President Mike Pence, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Robert C. O'Brien, his national security adviser.
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Michel Cadot, the Paris police chief, told reporters at the scene that the explosion at the monetary fund occurred just before noon when a secretary, who has not been identified, opened an envelope addressed to the fund's representative in France.
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The situation began shortly before noon Sunday when one of the suspects allegedly pointed a gun at a person who tried to stop them from robbing a business and police tracked their getaway car to the home, where they barricaded themselves inside.
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Two sources familiar with plant operations said the fire broke out shortly before noon on the 45,000 bpd heavy oil hydrocracker, called the H-Oil Unit, which was being restarted to full production for the first time since a fire last August.
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The US House of Representatives' Democrats have taken the floor, quite literally — since Wednesday just before noon, they've been staging a sit-in on the House floor in an attempt to get the chamber's Republicans to hold a vote on gun control legislation.
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The White House press pool was called into the Oval Office just before noon eastern time for what they expected to be a photo op between Trump and Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov since the two men were scheduled to huddle earlier today.
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Indi's recovery following his surgery progressed extremely well and the expert staff at the hospital felt confident enough in his recovery that it was determined he could be released to go home with his handler just before noon on December 15, 2018.
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A crew of an MH-65 Dolphin helicopter rescued them about 1-1/2 miles (2.4 km) offshore just before noon on Friday, flying them to Kona International Airport where they were treated for minor injuries, the Coast Guard said in a statement.
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Trump replied via Twitter: Here is part of the building manager's email, which was sent just before noon today: A Boston Police Department spokesman confirmed that it increased patrols around the Globe building, but said to call the FBI about any possible threat.
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Starting a little before noon, and running as long as an hour, the New York governor offers something simple and, to many viewers, deeply necessary: a sense that someone is in charge, even if the news is bad -- and consistently getting worse.
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This is lunch and event at once, and may explain the crowd that forms before noon on the rainbow-planked porch outside Ajo y Orégano, a tiny gasp of a restaurant in Parkchester, the Bronx, between a tire shop and a barber's.
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Selfridges just announced that it has opened its Christmas shop, and Rent the Runway introduced a pilot program for same-day delivery of items in New York if ordered before noon, joining Gucci and Net-a-Porter in the almost-instant-gratification game.
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Shortly before noon, a vintage Rolls-Royce containing Ms. Markle and her mother Doria Ragland flew past the crowds gathered on the Long Walk so quickly that the only claim anyone could make about her dress was that it appeared to be white.
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As mentioned above, the level of high school cafeteria food fight is off the charts, with Republicans seeking to contest absolutely every element of the hearing -- up to and including Nadler's request for a 15-minute recess just before noon eastern time.
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Shares of Caterpillar, which have risen 35 percent over the past year, went into steep decline just before noon as word of the raid on company headquarters and other facilities began to spread, falling almost 5 percent before recovering slightly to close at $94.36.
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Its software can tell clients what hours are best for them to stream (Twitch's viewership peaks before noon, when the North American and European crowds intersect), what their audiences' viewing habits are, and what their sponsorship time is worth (1.1 cents per viewer per minute).
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Fortunately for me, I am an extremely organized, type-A person, so I don't mind being the left brain for chefs during these times—even if that means knowing that most email exchanges will happen after midnight and before noon, or else nothing gets done.
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Just before noon, Governor Andrew Cuomo, who in recent months had made its completion an obsession and a point of pride, spoke briefly, and then the barricades came down, a cheer went up, and the crowd, phones aloft, streamed onto an escalator and a stairway.
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Altschul, 78, has emerged as a tart-tongued matriarch doing the work of a Greek chorus for a cast in which half the members can barely figure out how to get out of bed before noon (and once there, how to proceed without a beer).
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Altschul, 78, has emerged as a tart-tongued matriarch doing the work of a Greek chorus for a cast in which half the members can barely figure out how to get out of bed before noon (and once there, how to proceed without a beer).
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A representative for the Los Angeles Fire Department tells PEOPLE they "transported a 25-year-old female patient to a local hospital," while the Los Angeles Police Department confirms both departments "responded to a medical emergency" in the area of her Hollywood Hills home just before noon.
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On Thursday, he had instant recall of the name of a Republican senator who had cast key swing votes on health care and would do so again early the next morning — Lisa Murkowski of Alaska — while nursing a 16-ounce mojito just before noon during lunch.
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Attendees, most of them women in their 20s, 30s, and 40s, look not unlike "Bravolebrities" themselves: They have perfect TV blowouts and wear leopard print and are drinking wine before noon; in an alternate timeline they could have been the ones onstage throwing ham at people.
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It was just before noon on a Thursday, and as part of the Comic-Con International panel for 20th Century Fox, the entire cast of the upcoming movie Kingsman: The Golden Circle had poured themselves a shot of whiskey (part of the sequel takes place at a distillery).
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Per KCEN, the Axe explosion did not result in hordes of women in bikinis converging on the area as advertised, but it did shut down part of Interstate 35 from shortly after the Bell County Sheriff's Department received a call around 3:39am local time to just before noon.
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Washington (CNN)One minute before noon Thursday, just as the FBI director he fired was imploring him on national television to release secret tapes of their White House meetings, President Donald Trump strode from the Oval Office to his idling car and was whisked from the South Lawn.
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Just before noon on Saturday, an explosion tore through the Market on University shopping center in Plantation, Florida—a blast that was powerful enough to shatter windows throughout the complex, damage cars in the parking lot, and send chunks of concrete flying more than 50 meters through the air.
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He's been leading the charge in implementing changes suggested by Jongjit and her team, including finding a way around the exercise restrictions and healthier menu options for the novice monks' midday meal, as the novices get one meal prepared by the temple before noon in addition to the morning alms.
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Shortly before noon, power will ramp back up to 9,046 MW. On a typical day, downward ramping rates can reach 29 MW/minute, but on August 21st, CAISO is expecting a ramp-down rate of 70 MW/minute once the eclipse starts, and a ramp-up rate of 98 MW/minute as the eclipse passes.
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Nicole, the strongest hurricane to sweep the subtropical British territory in more than a decade, made landfall before noon, packing sustained winds of up to 22003 miles per hour (2300 kph) and ranking as a fierce Category 23 storm on the five-level Saffir-Simpson scale, according to the U.S. National Hurricane Center in Miami.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 600 people are killed every year due to heat-related illnesses in the U.S. Details: Shortly before noon on Monday, the heat index — which is a combination of the air temperature and humidity — in Washington, D.C. had already surged past 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
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You're tired in the morning, so you add a little definition around your eyes with what seems like a touch of liner, and the next thing you know, you're staring into the mirror, horrified at your reflection, wiping away the black, sooty color that has migrated across your oily eyelids and well under your lower lash line all before noon.
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The President publicly fumed on Tuesday morning about a host of topics, sending a dozen tweets before noon about everything from his "very weak" attorney general to an open question about whether Republicans are "willing to step up to the plate" and make good on seven years of health care promises by starting debate on the Republican health care bill in the Senate.
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If these gridlock warnings are not scary enough, they will be accompanied by new incentives to try other ways of getting around: a half-priced, three-day pass for Citi Bike; discounts on shared car pool rides with Via; and $5 flat-rate parking at Citi Field before noon in lots that are adjacent to the No. 7 subway line.
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CreditCreditKarsten Moran for The New York Times The sports agent Tony Godsick pulled into the parking lot of the U.S. Open a little before noon last Saturday, jumped out of the Mercedes S.U.V. he had been lent for the tournament, threw a blazer over his blue-and-white striped shirt and made his way through the V.I.P. entrance of Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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The Highlands County Sheriff's Office in Florida said that while a final determination as to cause of death will be made following toxicology reports, there were no wounds other than that of dog bites found on the body of Melvin Olds Jr. Olds was found in a wooded area behind a home in Lake Placid just before noon, authorities said, hours after he was last seen alive.
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The last eight hours or so began before noon on the day of Game 3 of the 2015 World Series, when Wright arrived at Citi Field to begin going through the long process of preparing himself to play in a baseball game that would start at 8:08 PM. Sterling, who carves filet mignon at the Pat LaFrieda steak sandwich station in left center and who I talked to much later that night, told me that Wright beat the concession workers to the stadium by over an hour.
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