It got dark, black as night, and the wind roared like a freight train.
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He's climbed into a dark car, black as night, its lines as hard as stone.
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I know my nose is sharp and my skin is light, but my politics are as black as night.
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He said he was 10 feet and 30 feet from burning buildings, and that it was black as night in the middle of the day.
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Three years later - in 1997 - she released her first novel, Snow White and Rose Red: A Modern Fairy Tale. In 2002, it was republished under the title The Shadow of the Bear. Its sequel, Black as Night, was published in 2004. In 2012, her manga biography of Pope Benedict XVI, Habemus Papem: Pope Benedict XVI, was published by American publisher Manga Hero.
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He tells Nucki that the light-haired Ossi has hair as black as night, to which Nucki shakes his head but who cares when the girl has that much money. Nucki decides that he needs to send his adjutant to look at her. Josef and Nucki can't believe that the matchmaker actually believed them. They fix Josef up in a suit and top hat.
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My One and Only Thrill is the second studio album by American singer and songwriter Melody Gardot. It was released on March 16, 2009, by Verve Records. Three singles were released from the album: "Who Will Comfort Me", "Baby I'm a Fool", and "Your Heart Is as Black as Night". All tracks are original, except "Over the Rainbow" (originally performed by Judy Garland in the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz), which is included as a tribute to her grandmother.
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Her personality changes and she becomes repentant, it appears. Davidson says to the Macphails, "It's a true rebirth. Her soul, which was black as night, is now pure and white.... All day I pray with her...." A few days later Davidson's body is found on the beach; he has cut his throat with a razor. Macphail does not understand what happened until, returning to his lodgings, he finds Sadie Thompson has changed suddenly back to "the flaunting quean they had known at first".
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Her neighborhood was predominantly populated by African Americans and she was one of very few whites in her school. > I saw it from both ends. I was seeing it from the end of all the civil > rights stuff on the television and radio, of white parents being incensed > when their daughters would date black men, and I saw it around me when black > parents were worried about their sons or daughters dating white girls or > boys. I don't think I knew where I was going when I started it, but when I > hit the second line, "face is clean and shining black as night", it was > obvious where the song was going.
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The Times reported: > "Their hair and beards are long and wiry, their skins vary in shades of > blackness, and most of them have broadly expanded nostrils. Having been > brought up in the bush to agricultural pursuits under European settlers, > they are perfectly civilised and are quite familiar with the English > language." The Daily Telegraph wrote: > It is highly interesting and curious, to see mixed in a friendly game on the > most historically Saxon part of our island, representatives of two races so > far removed from each other as the modern Englishman and the Aboriginal > Australian. Although several of them are native bushmen, and all are as > black as night, these Indian fellows are to all intents and purposes, > clothed and in their right minds.
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Hambleton, a Canadian born painter first came to New York City in the early 1980s and gained his initial round of renown for his chalk outline paintings created as if at the scenes of homicides to which he sometimes added a splash of red paint to indicate blood spilled. In his next series he gained even more notoriety for his "Shadowman" paintings of black as night figures in unexpected places seemingly coming right at you from locations everywhere; all once upon a time in downtown Manhattan (especially in the East Village neighborhood where he was a charter member of its famed art gallery scene). Next, Hambleton fell into a spiral of addiction and changed his course of art style veering into almost academic landscapes though at times pastorals which seemed to some as if to have been influenced by rush sensation of oncoming heroin. Later his career took an upswing when he was discovered by two promoters/art dealers who brought in the international fashion legend Giorgio Armani.
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