Live by Night – Jess Gonchor, Nancy Haigh BEST EDITING
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Live by Night – Jess Gonchor, Nancy Haigh Best Editing
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It doesn't need to be done by night, through stealth.
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To avoid attention they slept by day, travelled by night.
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The picture painted by night lights, however, is even grimmer.
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Live by Night is slated for release December 31, 2017.
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By night, she freelances in Fiverr's surprisingly lucrative stunt economy.
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Jimmy hurling his father's ashes over a gate by night?
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By night, they'd only have four or five bottles left.
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Because he's fading, day by day and night by night.
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Reforming health care is not a fly by night proposition.
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By night it looked like a "horror movie," he said.
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By night, PK5 hosted vibrant dancing ensembles and music acts.
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In the 230s by day, in the 27s by night.
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By night five, I felt completely comfortable with the blanket.
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He worked various day jobs and pursued acting by night.
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By night they enjoyed "wine-o'clock, without the whining about pills".
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I run my own daycare and I was studying by night.
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BY NIGHT the fires of Tangshan burn and the air stinks.
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They cover 21940km a day, resting by night in isolated cabins.
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By night, she's the PTA president of her oldest daughter's school.
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Helvetia by Night 360 marks his first venture into 360° video.
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Such moments weigh down "Live by Night," making its heaviness ponderous.
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He is a tour guide by day and mixologist by night.
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Tomorrow, we could see afternoon snow turn to rain by night.
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By night, Rokurokubi are women whose necks stretch to incredible lengths.
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But by night, the neighborhood is transformed into a square-mile rave.
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By night, they were served food and drinks and enjoyed live jazz.
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"Live by Night" is screening in America and Britain from January 13th
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It is known and loved by night owls for keeping late hours.
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By night, he is apparently a heartthrob among the moms of Facebook.
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By night, he creates playful electronic "pop ballads" full of synthesized soundscapes.
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By night the capital, Tehran, has the atmosphere of a street carnival.
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This, it turns out, is Fly-by-night, or the Witch's Flower.
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Miley Cyrus by day, Hannah Montana by night — best of both worlds.
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He works as a waiter by night and sleeps during the day.
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Picture it: Sumire, burger flipper by day, supernatural demon fighter by night.
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Here he is being gorgeous at the Live By Night premiere: 14.
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By night, he danced at secret warehouse parties until his feet bled.
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The family resolved to escape by night and loaded up their cars.
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But now grand ideologies clash by night: white nationalism, populism, oppression studies.
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But by night, during the special installation Electric Desert, it's mind-blowing.
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By night, he educates his children on the potential risks of vaping.
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By night it is just as busy as it is by day.
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By night, they'll drape the bus with the camouflaging banners for protection.
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I worked as an office temp by day, and a DJ by night.
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Let us also not forget the joy of fly-by-night website Muxtape.
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He worked in an architecture firm by day and taught lessons by night.
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Sadelle's is one restaurant by day and another, completely different restaurant by night.
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Bradley is an IT support worker by day and a raver by night.
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However, for most of Live by Night, he seems disengaged from the character.
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By night, they sleep in the open, overwhelming the local community's public spaces.
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But night by night, the mood showed at least some signs of shifting.
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A third was a graphic designer by day and a DJ by night.
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Okay, so you wrote software by day and you wrote fiction by night.
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By night, add a windbreaker for the long trudge to the rideshare line.
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By night, they take their creations to the street and begin to play.
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Linda Egbuna is a Nigerian lawyer by day and a writer by night.
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Night by night, hotspot by hotspot, from one gas station to the next.
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Fly-by-night chemical producers were hard to uncover and punish, he added.
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"He was a capitalist by day and a communist by night," he added.
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Fly-by-night mountebanks of the 19th century motivated a change in law.
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What do you like to do more by night than during the day?
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In boasting that he hunted down suspects by night, he offered no specifics.
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We stroked over ancient ruins by day and danced with young Turks by night.
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DJ Khaled: radio personality and record producer by day, skin-care enthusiast by night.
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He last stepped behind the camera for the 2016 gangster film Live By Night.
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We are not a fly by night, business trying to make a quick buck.
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They convert their helipads into squash courts by day and into cinemas by night.
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Millions of people were touched by "Night" and dozens of other works Wiesel produced.
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Heroes of the nation, peddling war bonds by day, drinking like froufrous by night.
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In Atlanta, Juicy is a radio host by day and a socialite by night.
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Expect a bevy of stars to be out by night and day in Cannes.
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Radouan Zeghidour is an art student by day, and a secret detective by night.
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Jakob Weisblat: I'm a software maker by day and a puzzle maker by night.
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The show's critics say "Fly by Night" disregards the growing sentiment against performing animals.
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But by night, there emerge allegations of a different and disturbing picture of Schneiderman.
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By day the room was my office, and by night it was her nursery.
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She's a tech student by day, an enthusiastic burlesque artist and producer by night.
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False news stories posted on fly-by-night websites were prevalent in this election.
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"Those suckers are after me by day and by night," Winston told the audience.
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It soon becomes clear that Barb is a bounty hunter for hire by night.
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Tudor Popescu, 38, is a software engineer by day and an activist by night.
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By night, he is a full-time free spirit, dedicated gambler and generous tipper.
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A refulgent angel descends from the heavens while shepherds tend their flocks by night.
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Have you ever crossed a border In a boat, by night, to another land.
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Of course I have, but only alone, my shame cloaked by night, after cocktails.
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By day, she works in IT, but by night, she's bedazzling PCs on camera.
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By night, under more tolerable weather, the organizers succeed in at least one goal.
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Commentary by Mainak Dhar, managing director at General Mills by day; bestselling author by night.
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She drank it, jumped in the ocean for a swim, and was better by night.
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Affleck's directorial work on Live by Night is the exact opposite of his onscreen performance.
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By night, he fights crime in the Robin costume he once wore as Batman's sidekick.
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By night, police vans had patrolled the streets, with loudspeakers warning residents to stay indoors.
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Half the fun -- maybe more -- is outside the music venues ... by day and by night.
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Kim Kelly is an editor at Noisey by day and a political organizer by night.
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In it, Bell plays Veronica, high school student by day, plucky teen detective by night.
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So, this dude makes spaghetti by day and then is a serious boxer by night!
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The small Milk Room offers cocktails made from vintage spirits by night, coffee by day.
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LIVE BY NIGHT Who knew Ben Affleck could look so dangerous in a white fedora?
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Suddenly, the timorous teach is filled with new life by day and vengeance by night.
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Days later, she crossed the United States border, by night, with her three young children.
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But in this new era, subscriber numbers are more important than fly-by-night readership.
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By night, while working as a waiter of sorts, an occupational hazard upended his routine.
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Despite my worries about the fabric, the blanket was holding up fine by night four.
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There are two faces to the restaurant — one by day and the other by night.
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Then, out of financial necessity, they become bartenders, dog walkers or Uber drivers by night.
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The apparently random attack took place Monday afternoon, and by night, the gunman remained at large.
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While we drive through our glowing cities by night and by day numbing ourselves with Xanax.
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By night Saudi Arabia launches American-made Reaper combat drones from an American base in Djibouti.
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She wrote by night, producing upwards of 25 pages a day in her most prolific periods.
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By night, Mr. Goldman is the bandleader for the Latin soul and boogaloo group Spanglish Fly.
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That means it's probably less fly-by-night than the company behind the ill-fated TEB.
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That hero is Matt Murdock — the blind lawyer who stalks Hell's Kitchen by night as Daredevil.
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So I was a business manager for Apple by day and a barber student by night.
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By night and on weekends, besides being an exercise and outdoors enthusiast, I write running guides.
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At most, the sedate salesclerk who, by night, immobilizes willing women with rope, is a predator.
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They moored the ship near islands by day and moved only by night — and it worked.
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The last time the actor stepped behind the camera was for 2016's Live By Night.
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By night, the beams of an occasional truck carrying coal or palm fruits pierce the darkness.
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Brooklyn has an underground wrestling scene, where teachers by day turn into athletic superstars by night.
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Ms. Lister planned to travel in increments, stopping at different ports along the way by night.
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His recording career with Rush began with the band's second album, "Fly by Night," in 1975.
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Now that's a spin-off I'd like to see: Warrior Queen superhero by night, resident by day.
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Marwyn won't hear of it, so Sam steals into Jorah's room by night to attempt the treatment.
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I want Live By Night to be better than its trailer teases, but I'll see it regardless.
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I miss the "Fly by night" theme songs from the PC games that played when you're traveling.
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"La viejita entambada is the ghost of an old lady who visits us by night," he says.
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By night, more gentiles are invited, and we get Led Zeppelin, the Stones, Eric Clapton, Zeppelin again.
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I nuke it by day with Medik8 Beta Gel, and with Malin + Goetz Sulfur Paste by night.
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Along with working on Nina, Saldana has been filming Live by Night – Ben Affleck's latest directorial effort.
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By night, I train in a sport that's often wrongly seen as just a bloody, knockout fight.
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Because it was too perilous to travel the main roads, they moved by night with incredible stealth.
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Carrie Underwood may be a country music star during the day, but she's a superhero by night.
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Neighbors came to learn of the incident and by night a friend brought Fernandez a used wheelchair.
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Unless they change the title to "Batman: Live by Night" ... this flick probably won't reach blockbuster status.
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She's a professor at University College London by day and, on occasion, a standup comedian by night.
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" An Internet company had tagged them as "All-American girls by day, exorcists by night and – voila!
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You could set up the chicken in the morning and be ready to cook it by night.
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And as recently as December, he was out promoting his film Live By Night, which Warner Bros.
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But this spring, Duke Riley's project "Fly By Night" is fleeting in a rather more literal sense.
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By night, when the beach is dark and nearly deserted, it becomes a critical habitat for turtles.
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They skied by night, rested by day and reached the gorge late on the night of Feb.
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"She was having to be a diva by night and his caregiver by day," Ross Lewis recalled.
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By night, some forced themselves to stay awake lest gangsters snatch their children from inside their tents.
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Bloch, who hadn't heard of Sequoia and thought it sounded fly-by-night, filed the card away.
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Now, Susanna told us that the migrants would usually arrive by night under the cover of dark.
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Now, Susanna told us that the migrants would usually arrive by night under the cover of dark.
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ISIS fighters had attacked by night, and by day they lobbed in mortar rounds and handcrafted missiles.
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The glow of day is dangerous for Alton, and he needs to be moved around by night.
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So while reliable companies patch their wares every few weeks, many fly-by-night companies never do.
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By day they walk about 15 miles, and by night they sleep in rented caravans or hotels.
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By night, her fearless alter ego fights crime on the teeming streets of the United Arab Emirates.
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"They want a company that will help them grow, not the fly-by-night startup," Petersen explains.
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That drove the trade underground, where it continued to flourish, often by night, in basements and apartments.
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The artist Duke Riley sides with ardor in "Fly by Night," his new piece for Creative Time.
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Her metallic gold bolero on the other hand... Best Actress nominee by day, ribbon dancer by night.
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He's not exactly the fly-by-night-type one thinks of as a likely pill-mill operator.
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By day, Woolley works as a software engineer, but by night he is the king of Talossa.
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By night, he was carrying out those murders — and propagating the very crimes his department tried to solve.
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Out of adoration for Nizamuddin, the labourers worked on the fortress by day and the baoli by night.
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Related: 2,000 Glowing Pigeons Illuminate the Brooklyn Waterfront Strapping LEDs to pigeons for Duke Riley's Fly by Night
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Neither gives a date, although "shepherds watching flocks by night" suggests the spring lambing season, not mid-winter.
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By night, she works as a hostess at the restaurant Puritan & Company, across the Charles River in Cambridge.
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The group moved by night to avoid security forces and civilian mobs, stopping at abandoned houses for shelter.
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Drone Sports World will offer drone lessons and flying spaces during the day, and a nightclub by night.
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Suddenly, lighting up entire cities—even entire regions—usually darkened by night had become a palpably valid prospect.
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By day, it has delicious sandwiches and pasta, and by night it's a crazy fun dance party spot.
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By day, Ty is a "fit and handsome firefighter" — but by night, he's sliding down a different pole.
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Meg Lazaros is an art director by day, rock musician by night, and an avid collector of memories.
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"Diss Obama by day, do poor man's imitation of 85033 campaign by night," he said in a tweet.
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Ms. Butcher is the neophyte, telecommuting as a graphic designer by day, working on her act by night.
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I did a crazy year of being a closeted bond trader by day and AIDS activist by night.
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My God, I call out by day and You do not answer, by night—no stillness for me.
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Chase is a white-collar criminal defense lawyer by day and a scholar of frivolous laws by night.
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They cut the ship in half horizontally and transported it by night, an operation requiring a police escort.
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Considering the lofts, "Fly By Night" is as much an architectural project as it is a performative one.
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From Charlie's block-color dresses to sweeping views of the Acropolis by night, every detail tells a tale.
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Eighty-something degrees for most of the day and 268-something degrees by night, with clear skies throughout.
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The Oscar-winner was left licking his wounds after audiences rejected "Live by Night," his expensive passion project.
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I chose to dine at the arrival jetty (pictured in the distance), which was rendered unrecognizable by night.
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"We also wanted to target a different audience of young people, who live more by night," he added.
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Anera has collaborated with Slow Factory since Ms. Semaan originally created the Gaza by Night scarves in 2014.
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By night, Lauren Worsham is a silver-voiced soprano who has sung with the Philharmonic and on Broadway.
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Ms. Guzman came from Mexico to New York at age 4, arriving by night hidden in a van.
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Big Chicks Big Chicks is brunch haven Tweet by day, and a gay dance party bonanza by night.
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As a result, there are a bunch of fly-by-night companies that are hawking R.I.P. Prince gear.
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But by night, you can find Kosta in the back shed, where he moonlights as his neighborhood's rakija distiller.
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Every year, Mashable closes out the Interactive weekend with a double-header — Mashable House by day, MashBash by night.
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By night, it was time for the World Childhood Foundation USA 2018 Thank You Gala in New York City.
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Mr. Haas worked in the technical department there, creating Nazi propaganda by day and his secret art by night.
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Live by Night opens with a zippy card game heist that is shot in a single whirling steadicam take.
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Mr Cantú finds their trucks in the desert and hears their shots ring out across the border by night.
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The Cycladic island is already synonymous with luxury beach clubs by day, wild nightclubs by night, and whitewashed buildings.
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That something is her marriage with Joel, an uptown office drone by day, a downtown aspiring comedian by night.
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The guy is coming off two marvelous Planet of the Apes movies, Affleck is coming off Live By Night.
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From that doc—which was called Pier Kids: The Life—I published a photo book called Bound By Night.
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We should end the fly-by-night for-profits like Trump University that squeeze profits out of vulnerable families.
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By day she teaches your Nana how to use her iPhone; by night she studies history and criminal justice.
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A photo taken by a Japanese spacecraft in orbit around Venus shows details of the mysterious world by night.
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But whether Duke Riley's avian-powered performance piece "Fly by Night" constitutes pigeon abuse is a more complicated question.
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By night, Rich helps his father in the town's main bar, which might as well be the Town Hall.
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By night, somebody kills an American passenger by the name of Ratchett in a frenzy of uneven knife blows.
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For now, as ever, Burnside rants by day and fires bullets by night to draw notice to his cause.
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I list the names to make clear these are large companies with significant budgets, not fly-by-night operations.
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The countertops where bread is made by day are on wheels to open up space for dancing by night.
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Rightly or wrongly, Horobin notes, spelling and grammar errors are often associated with fraudulent or fly-by-night operations.
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Photo by James Holden On Wymond Miles's soon-to-be-released third LP, Call By Night, things feel close.
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All this to say Call by Night is actually my first recording done on the computer rather than tape.
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By night, and weekends too, she manages OPEN Vegan EatsAs bootstrappers, the days are long and nights are tough.
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The wickedly acerbic canvases of Christine Wang (Platform 294, presented by Night Gallery, Pier 123) originated in internet memes.
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Fly-by-night adventure companies are taking up untrained climbers who pose a risk to everyone on the mountain.
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By night, he was a writer whose stories appeared in magazines like Galaxy Science Fiction and Asimov's Science Fiction.
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One leads to Akifumi Kikuchi, 34, who writes advertising copy by day and performs spoken-word poetry by night.
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By night, General Hifter's forces appeared to have advanced slightly on one front while falling back slightly on another.
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The idea was that by day the official authorities were in charge, but by night Barsukov ran Saint Petersburg.
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In New York he worked as a mover and a messenger while putting together a design portfolio by night.
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Match Book Dear Match Book, I am a high school math teacher by day and a reader by night.
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Of course, where permitted, a flashlight and a little fortitude is all it takes to watch ghosts by night.
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By night three I didn't have to watch the instructional videos, and my dizziness subsided as my confidence increased.
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" As the Bishop gang looms, by night, Jane declares, "Whatever happens, I'm going to put my face to it.
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By night, CNBC is an entertainment network with a programming slate that is an extension of CNBC's distinct brand.
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They hide from the light of the sun and emerge by night ... or else night falls when they emerge.
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Whilst the pretty basic pattern activity carried out by Night 19 is coherent with a periodic flight required to maintain currencies and airworthiness certificates, the seemingly more complex stuff conducted by Night 17 after it changed callsign to Dagger 17 seems to suggest there is some more interesting work for Black Jet.
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By night, some of the volunteers and refugees drink together at Steki Metanaston, or join in Athens's near-constant protests.
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The two trucks will travel by night, when traffic is lighter, on an undisclosed route to the Atlanta History Center.
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"Matching by day and by night #upstateofmind," Guthrie captioned the slideshow, which also included a snapshot of the three adults.
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We sang All Saints' "Never Ever" on the ski lift by day and danced on tables in bars by night.
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Anna Faris can focus on her podcast, and The Weeknd can go back to his fly-by-night love life.
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Enter Marielle Wakim, a magazine editor by day and professional event hashtagger (yes, there is such a thing) by night.
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At 25, his credits already include Megyn Kelly's Embeds, Ben Affleck's Live by Night, and Todd Berger's forthcoming Cover Versions.
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It's been four years since Argo, and now Ben Affleck is back behind the camera again for Live by Night.
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"Then, by night, we would sit together and have dinner and usually polish off a bottle of wine," he recalled.
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They credited his survival to the fact that he moved mostly by night, resting in thick bush during the day.
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By night fall, the helicopter would have me back to a semi-decent hotel, hot water and a good bed.
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David Huerta is a developer who visualizes financial data by day and poisons search data by night while developing hayst.ac.
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Scroll through the images to see what this pineapple could look like in your yard by day and by night:
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His Haitian father was a construction worker by day and a D.J. by night, and his mother was a nanny.
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But I think it's difficult to leave "Fly By Night" without at least a sense of respect for their dutifulness.
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By day, orders will be placed and retrieved at the open kitchen counter; by night, there will be waiter service.
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By night, he took off his black tie, went to the bedside of his ailing mother and told her lies.
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Like so many in New York City who garnish cocktails by night, she and Ms. Oliver are actresses by day.
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Visitors come to lay beneath colorful striped parasols by day, and meet for sundowners at Biarritz's hilltop cafes by night.
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Sónar takes place at two decidedly different sites, Sónar by Day and Sónar by Night, both using trade-fair complexes.
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Some live a divided life, working in a West Jerusalem cafe or fixing cars by day, then protesting by night.
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After all, the Journal is not exactly a fly-by-night media company prone to blowing things out of proportion.
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That's more or less what Mr. Affleck is hawking in "Live by Night," a gangster movie set in the 1920s.
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On Wednesday, in Baltimore, four monumental sculptures with Confederate association were hoisted, by night, onto city trucks and driven away.
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In fact, by night he spun electronica in clubs around Melbourne; by day he was a fellow in infectious diseases.
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The Lake of Illusions is a new multimedia tower that, by night, turns into a full-blown audiovisual performance spectacle.
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He's a fly-by-night operation, who can use the cash infusion and reputation boost of a major murder trial.
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With so much cheap virgin polysilicon sloshing about, lean times set in for scrap traders and their fly-by-night suppliers.
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Ben Affleck is taking time off from being sad to promote his latest acting, screenwriting, and directing endeavor, Live by Night.
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In a 2012 photograph by Taggart, the place is eerily seen by night, its spectator benches lined up like waiting specters.
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Gudim works as an IT engineer by day, and picks up inspiration throughout the workday to draw his comics by night.
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Adapted from a novel by Dennis Lehane, "Live by Night" doesn't have the leanness and precision of Mr Affleck's earlier work.
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At the turn of the last century, regulation brought order to the chaos of competing standards and fly-by-night outfits.
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These amazing women — nannies, house cleaners, and home care workers by day — were mobilized to become defenders of democracy by night.
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He said they were mainly "fly-by-night" operations likely to shut down and pop up elsewhere to evade law enforcement.
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His Prohibition-era crime drama "Live by Night" opens on Christmas and he'll return as Batman in "Justice League" on Nov.
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In September 2015, he was focusing on his directorial effort Live By Night and promoting Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
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DJ, journalist and presenter by night, marketing executive and PR twice a week by day, but above all: very happy mother.
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Chuck's wife, Wendy (Maggie Siff), is a steely psychotherapist who wears sculptural sheath dresses by day and dominatrix leather by night.
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Some volunteer firefighters in Bolivia worked by night to keep cool, and to be able to see the fires more clearly.
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In the daytime, it's overloaded with Instagrammers and tourists with Louis Vuitton shopping bags; by night, it's actually a bit dangerous.
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She, too, compartmentalizes her experiences so that she can be a very successful psychiatrist by day and a drunk by night.
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Usually in the past 30 or so games, when Denver meets some fly-by-night "best offensive line," they crush them.
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Faith is the titular hero, a high-flying woman with psionic powers who blogs by day and fights crime by night.
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When Mr. Kilroy's father eventually left the family, his mother worked by night and cared for her young children by day.
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They roost in the river by night and forage in the surrounding fields by day, and it's a sight to behold.
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The neighborhood is home to the Bois de Boulogne, a beautiful public park by day and a prostitution spot by night.
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The Crowd The scene varies by night, and the heavy fog serves as a refreshing equalizer by rendering many nearly faceless.
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"Fly By Night" is site specific, intended to commemorate New York City's own history of rooftop pigeon lofts, which are disappearing.
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Meanwhile, the gigantic Sónar by Night has multiple arena-size spaces side by side, and presents headliners who can pack them.
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"Xoi dau" is Vietnamese for "sticky rice and beans," slang for Saigon government control by day and the N.L.F. by night.
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He got a job working for the New York State Democratic Party in Manhattan by day, taking wine classes by night.
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"They Live by Night" is distinguished both by its innovative aerial tracking shots and the cameraman George E. Diskant's chiaroscuro lighting.
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By day, Chieko is a member of a jazz haiku group, but by night she pours spirits in exchange for verse.
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My father, Walter, also born in Germany, escaped to Palestine, where he spoke Hebrew by day and studied English by night.
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Lee came up with the idea of a blind superhero with enhanced senses, a lawyer by day and a vigilante by night.
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"I was building Trump Towers by day and hunting Bin Laden by night," he told the Los Angeles Times in March 217.
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" The Live By Night star also dished on why she hides her kids' faces on social media, explaining, "It's about respecting them.
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Moviegoers hoping to see a steamy scene with Affleck in his new film Live By Night may get something a little... chillier.
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Just when you think that "Live by Night" is about Cuban politics, it jumps to Graciella's plans to open a women's refuge.
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If Mr Affleck had focused on any one of the film's sections, "Live by Night" might have been as successful as "Argo".
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In "Durch Nacht und Nebel" ("By Night and Fog"), she keeps her audacious reputation intact, as well as her predilection for props.
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But by night, he's a cloaked hero who protects his love Sailor Moon (aka Usagi) from the aliens that continually invade earth.
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Each fight scene is sensory overload — bullets whiz by; night vision is toggled; code words that you don't understand are thrown out.
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SUPER MONSTERS Drac, Cleo, Lobo, Katya, Zoe and Frankie are preschoolers with dual identities: humans by day and magical monsters by night.
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"Where ignorant armies clash by night": 19th century poet Matthew Arnold immortalized the famous White Cliffs of Dover in an 1849 poem.
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He posted four times on Facebook between November and March, each one related to his recent crime noir film Live by Night.
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The "Live by Night" star couldn't escape the handsy TSA folks Tuesday afternoon at LAX as Ben gets the complete pat down.
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" They were notably snubbed in awards season and at the box office, however, as was Ben Affleck's personal project "Live by Night.
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I imagined it as a classic Paris by Night destination—that of scenesters, illicit activities, and brawls on Rue de la Roquette.
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Kylie Jenner's turning into a regular juggling act, taking on stepmom duties by day and her usual red carpet gigs by night.
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I'd listen to compilations of fart-in-a-trash-can mp3's I'd downloaded from Limewire by day and records by night.
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Abouyaaqoub, who had changed clothes, walked by night and hid during the day, the paper said citing sources involved in the investigation.
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He made his pops by night in a shared Atlanta kitchen, lugging a cart to his corner to sell them by day.
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USB-C is an industry standard and, like all industry standards, it sometimes gets implemented by fools and fly-by-night outfits.
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But Grace Lee, a music marketer by day and kimchi-maker by night and weekend, set me straight on kimchi fried rice.
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Antelope is itself patrolled by the Rajneesh Peace Force (police department) by day and by a private Rajneesh security force by night.
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Beginning in 2012, local photographer Miska Draskoczy explored Gowanus's streets and toxic canal by night, capturing the "wilderness" of this urban environment.
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Think of how many times the show has, for good or ill, instantly defined some fly-by-night figure or news event.
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Helvetia by Night 360 is a short film that fully immerses the viewer in the aerial rocky terrain of the Swiss mountains.
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By night, some 12 hours later and two time zones west, Mr. Hale was surveying a community college atrium in Reno, Nev.
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By night, she allows herself to remain anonymous, meeting strangers in bars and on the street, experimenting with closeness without risking intimacy.
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By day this road is home to a huge hardware market, but by night it becomes the capital's largest red light district.
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By night this area will become a wine bar and dining counter with the same menu as the airy dining room beyond.
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In keeping with the cultural mélange, the house at which Sookee arrives, by night, is a blend of English and Japanese styles.
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They get as far as downtown Tirana, where they're soon selling stolen cigarettes by day and sleeping in public toilets by night.
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An orthodontist by day and a cartoonist by night, he clearly understands the promise that lies on the other side of sunset.
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In the morning, said the producer, Mr. Serebrennikov was "not there anymore": he had been arrested and driven to Moscow by night.
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Fifteen years ago the summer landscape was splintered, the exhibition calendar was a hodgepodge and the organizations involved were fly-by-night.
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My mother used to work in a factory that made airplane parts by day and used to sell Home Interior by night.
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Lucy, to put it kindly, is a hands-off kind of mom — hairdresser by day, drinker and world-class flirt by night.
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Some were executed by night, while others died doing heavy labor at the prison's quarry while eating meager rations of rice porridge.
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Zachary Viscidi works as a middle school social studies teacher by day and then drives a pedicab by night here in historic Charleston.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, politician by day and beauty influencer by night, is back at it again with her after-hours makeup lessons.
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But somewhere between Good Will Hunting and his upcoming Live By Night, it's like he's resigned himself to only the harshest of realities.
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Of course, Affleck's drawing power will be tested with Live by Night next month, but we'll worry about that a year from now.
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After three months of working his day-time job and delivering by night, Duchman experienced the frustrations of being a small business owner.
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"I'm an executive by day and a wild man by night," says one in a video cut together by The Found Footage Festival.
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It's not just fly-by-night Kickstarter campaigns making these claims either — big tech companies which do important AI research make similar exaggerations.
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By day, Sebastian laments his parents' fervent search for his bride-to-be, but by night, Sebastian transforms into fashion icon Lady Crystallia!
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It is wild, untamed country where by night agents douse cacti in hand sanitiser and set them alight for the hell of it.
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The story follows Caleb Rooney, a New Orleans police detective by day and food truck chef by night that's been accused of murder.
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By day a good boy, in the International Baccalaureate program, and playing cello in his school, and by night having this other life.
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Rapper's delight A doctor by night, a rapper by day; Umar Malik of New Mexico wants to show his children a better way.
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The two were even seen the following night at an after party following the world premiere of Ben's new film Live by Night.
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My mother told me that to the best of her recollection, neither I nor my siblings had ever been troubled by night waking.
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The CFPB currently has authority to root our devious and deceptive practices by fly-by-night operations (and others) preying upon average consumers.
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By day they set up roadblocks, where they stopped civilians and murdered and raped them in plain view; by night they assailed homes.
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One half of the team moved in on the cartel boss' hideout by night, watched overhead by their partners in an helicopter gunship.
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By night, and weekends too, she manages OPEN Vegan Eats, a Kalamazoo, Michigan food business that she cofounded with her partner, Paul Vugteveen.
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Well, apparently, nothing really good: a deluge of scams, requests, appointments, and more from every professional service and fly-by-night operation imaginable.
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During the civil rights turmoil of the 1960s, she and her family were threatened repeatedly by night riders, according to federal court papers.
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Riley has been working since last July to realize "Fly By Night," and hype has been steadily building over the past few months.
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General admission tickets for Fly By Night are fully reserved, but for a chance to see a performance, you can join the waitlist.
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For those couple of weeks, the Metropolitan Museum of Art was a museum by day, as usual, and a movie studio by night.
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A central figure is the Darter, a man engaged in evidently nefarious activities, usually by night, whom Nathaniel adopts as a father figure.
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By day, women clad in pantsuits strode into executive offices; by night, they danced in discos, confident in body-conscious, body-baring outfits.
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He first drew notice in 2015, when he published "Bound by Night," a photography book that captured the house ballroom scene in Harlem.
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By night, he witnesses a group of costumed men whooping it up in what appears to be some kind of pagan frat ritual.
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Making their way by night across 100 miles of forest, they evaded the North Vietnamese for two weeks with little food or water.
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It's unclear how many conversion therapy clinics exist across Ecuador today, because they're fly-by-night operations, but Maas's study asserts there are hundreds.
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Many of the fly-by-night sellers are ex-drug dealers, and after the law change, it will go back to being drug dealers.
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Its affinity for cute little candies may have you thinking that the AfD is a fly-by-night organization that can just be ignored.
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Now, narcotics and late nights are not a legitimate answer to any anxiety, but communion of a friendship by night is a powerful outlet.
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In this gated islet, Jews lived in lockdown by night but were allowed to trade by day as long as they wore an insignia.
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Many of these people criticized Nepal's government for creating an environment that enabled fly-by-night commercial climbing businesses to take on inexperienced adventurers.
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"It was not quite ballet by day, machinery installation by night, but we sort of worked it in around their schedule," Mr. Mace said.
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A guard at a private beach by night, on weekends he wheels around his boat-shaped snack cart that he built with his father.
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Obviously the distillery owner was quite scared of these people and didn't want to get caught, so he started doing his deliveries by night.
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Yoshiyuki's cultishly popular work sits somewhere between Brassaï's Parisians by night, Weegee's infrared pictures of amorous moviegoers and Sophie Calle's photographic explorations of surveillance.
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The mastermind behind this spectacle is artist and avian aficionado Duke Riley, and his piece, commissioned by Creative Time, is called Fly By Night.
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Boîte The Springs, which opened this spring on a quiet corner in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, is a cafe by day and a lounge by night.
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By day she picks up sporadic work at police headquarters, and by night turns tricks at Moka Efti, a nightclub and temple to hedonism.
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Now 58 and a living legend of the 1970s graffiti wars, Mr. Quiñones is done with slipping into New York train yards by night.
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Diaz noted that you can't complain about problems with these purchases because the dealers are usually fly-by-night operations that will disappear quickly.
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What audience there was for "Live by Night" was older — 69 percent of opening weekend ticket buyers clocked in over the age of 35.
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In "Live by Night," Ben Affleck plays one of those romanticized antiheroes that movie stars love to suit up for, sometimes with a fedora.
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At that moment and elsewhere, Joe scarcely seems the complex, conflicted man who lives by night even as he's increasingly drawn into the day.
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Caroline Dhavernas of "Hannibal" plays Mary Harris, brilliant emergency-room surgeon by day and merciful dispenser of death to the terminally ill by night.
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In contrast, the Rohrabacher/Leahy Amendment runs counter to responsible medicine, enabling fly-by-night operations to sell contaminated products and avoid consumer protections.
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This focus on reputation deters competition, as the market is less likely to trust new, potential "fly-by-night" operators that lack these incentives.
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Their mission took on a steady rhythm: Set up defensive gun positions by day, push forward by night, squeezing the militants house by house.
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His hero, Arnold Beckoff, is a drag performer, lip-syncing fabulousness by night but dreaming of, and eventually achieving, ordinary life pleasures by day.
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He wasn't on Rush's debut record but he joined on for Fly By Night and started contributing most of the lyrics from then on.
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But by night, he got that chance: "This is one of the things that's kind of crazy and surreal about this whole experience," Snowden said.
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At this point, you're still working at a movie studio in Hollywood by day and sewing individual looks and outfits for Hollywood women by night.
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With 19 STIGA tables, two bars, a VIP lounge and an outdoor patio, SPiN is a competitive force by day and bougie club by night.
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Live by Night has some serious flaws, namely the story, which is a mess, and the character of Coughlin, who is far too self-serving.
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The high school becomes an enormous tower by night known as Tartarus, which is overrun by beasts known as Shadows who prey on unfortunate victims.
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But what Iraqi soldiers clear by day, Islamic State (IS) fighters often regain by night, thanks to a warren of tunnels under the front lines.
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But by night you are the leader of the Phantom Thieves, a ragtag troupe of idealistic teenagers that infiltrate a parallel reality called the Metaverse.
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When the two met, he was a vacuum cleaner salesman by day and an aspiring rock singer by night; she was a licensed massage therapist.
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"My daughter is 11, she could probably watch Argo in a year or two, maybe a few more years for Live By Night," he deadpans.
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By night, he goes on the prowl for his own business, Ratingdog, sniffing out data that could bring clarity to China's notoriously opaque bond market.
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"They're concerned about their quality of life being impeded on by night venues, and the noise that it might draw into the neighborhoods," he explained.
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By day, he geeks out as an IT systems architect at an engineering firm, and by night, among other things, he geeks out about astronomy.
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Once the initial shock wears off, the formal economy is likely to expand at the expense of fly-by-night traders who deal in cash.
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According to old Austro-German legend, Perchta is a malevolent pagan goddess who stalks the snowy landscape by night during the Twelve Days of Christmas.
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Lee (Casey Affleck) is a loaf by night, janitor by day in Boston, spending his free time fighting in bars and ignoring would-be suitors.
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In 2014, it was easy to dismiss Rae Sremmurd as a fly-by-night phenomenon whose appeal was more of a novelty than anything else.
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Leigh Barton is a cycling instructor at The Monster Cycle by day and an aspiring DJ by night (or vice versa, depending on her shift).
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With a book every year—57 in all, each permeated by "Night"—with lectures, articles, even cantatas, he rammed the subject of the Holocaust home.
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They marked the observing sites, and this work was critical as NASA participants had to reach the observation sites, often in rural areas, by night.
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This is a slack performance, especially in an age when, thanks to fly-by-night Internet quotation websites, definitive sources are hard to come by.
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They've created a glow-in-the-dark "Smart Highway" that charges during the day to illuminate the road and interact with traffic information by night.
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He did actually co-produce films like He Walked By Night and Canon City later in the 1940s—so his wasn't just a criminal gig.
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Sleep might also increase the risk, along with smoking, exposure to certain chemicals, and hormone changes caused by night shift work, according to the CDC.
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"Fly By Night" continues at the Brooklyn Navy Yard (entrance at the intersection of Sands and Navy Streets) every weekend at dusk through June 19.
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Every autumn, tens of thousands may pass through the city and vicinity in hours if conditions are right – certain birds by day, some by night.
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At Liedy's Shore Inn, many of the guitar aficionados and ex-roadies play the Rolling Stones by night and collect Social Security checks by day.
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For two and a half years, Ms. Blakely sold fax machines by day so that she could build her prototype of footless pantyhose by night.
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A film review on Friday about "Live by Night," which Ben Affleck stars in and directed, misstated the number of features Mr. Affleck previously directed.
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Greene gives only faint recognition to the stark contrast between the austere judge she is by day and the freewheeling player she is by night.
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The first is that these plans won't offer enrollees enough protections from fly-by-night operators who take premiums and don't deliver payouts when needed.
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The show is reminiscent of Duke Riley's Fly By Night, which saw the artist strap LEDs to 3,000 pigeons soaring over the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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Baghdad, Iraq (CNN)By night, Baghdad's streets are eerily quiet, punctuated with smatterings of gunfire -- be it a single shot or something more sustained and intense.
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The Town is a crime picture that, like Live by Night, is marked by taut shootouts and forceful acting, including one of Affleck's own best performances.
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But 3DFS is not a fly-by-night operation, it's a research lab that's been around for 2.23 years and employs well-known and experienced engineers.
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By day, she worked as a family counselor; by night, she was engrossed in her virtual world, leveling up her characters and maxing out their stats.
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There are the people who suspect ColourPop is simply a fly-by-night brand without real owners, and those who say it's owned by the Illuminati.
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Tuza-Ritter asked if she could film Marish's life, factory by day and househelp by night, for a few days to make a five-minute film.
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They are not medically recognized procedures and are considered inherently unsafe, with some fly-by-night operators injecting patients with liquid cement and even tire sealant.
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And if you do decide to stay in this dreamy by day, spooky by night destination, you can also take advantage of the idyllic town below.
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But guys like Rob and Will showed me that sometimes relationships that are purely sexual, totally fly-by-night couplings can be incredibly exciting and fun.
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He works for Uber during the day, and by night he hits the streets slaying these creatures and trying to figure out their purpose on Earth.
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Thanks to area web designer Daniel Box, it's now a self-sustained gallery, complete with lights and a little solar panel to illuminate it by night.
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Live By Night is set in the Prohibition Era and centers on Joe Coughlin (Affleck), the son of a Boston policeman, who joins the criminal world.
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Before "Fly by Night" opened, the nonprofit arts group that organized it, Creative Time, asked the director of the Wild Bird Fund, Rita McMahon, to inspect.
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In the video, k-os preaches in a church by day and serves drinks to his friends by night while singing about a now absent lover.
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He's left Hell's Kitchen for Harlem, where he sweeps floors at Pop's Barbershop by day and washes dishes at a club called Harlem's Paradise by night.
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By night, we parked our sleeping bags alongside the underwater viewing section of the dolphin tank and listened to their whistles as we drifted to sleep.
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She sat with him by day, then sought out the quiet of his law office on the courthouse square to get some work done by night.
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WEEKEND A film review on Friday about "Live by Night," which Ben Affleck stars in and directed, misstated the number of features Mr. Affleck previously directed.
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The ground-floor Libertine, a cavernous restaurant-lounge decked out with comfy sofas and leather armchairs, attracts digital creatives by day and fashionable locals by night.
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The place is called Erv's and it's a bar by night and a coffee place by day, on a little dead end street, funky little place.
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By night, I returned to find one of the most moving of the projections, which depicts the Grey Nuns who took in orphans near the site.
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Lawyers by day, Uber drivers by night: Legal Aid lawyers, who represent poor people in court, often have to work second jobs to make ends meet.
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Fly By Night was partly inspired by the US Navy's historical use of homing pigeons to deliver messages at sea before the widespread use of radio.
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The encounter was captured in a video that was posted on Twitter early Monday morning and had been viewed more than two million times by night.
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In "Live by Night," by contrast, Mr. Affleck grabs the center and doesn't let go, partly, it seems, because he's invested in being a movie star.
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By night, sit among the bar's Oriental rugs, wing chairs and exposed metal ducts while thoughtfully swirling Swiss syrah (not bad) or pinot noir (much better).
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The podcast, produced by Night Vale Presents, is the latest entry in a digital subgenre, where anonymous meanies reveal the complicated dynamics behind their online misbehavior.
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If anything, it has sought to have better employee retention, not the kind of fly-by-night relationships with workers more typical of the gig economy.
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Since June, they have coexisted like this: standing on opposing sides of the barricades by night, and then parenting their two daughters together the next day.
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By night, changing winds had pushed it just 1,000 feet from his home, a 1920s Spanish-style house he's shared with his wife for two decades.
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Heavy rain and thunderstorms will swipe across the Great Plains on Saturday, according to the National Weather Service, passing east of the Mississippi Valley by night.
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Until recently, he remained elusive to residents at an apartment block, who complained someone had been pooping on a path by night several times a week.
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Companies valued at more than $1 billion look more formidable to competitors, customers, and recruits—and less like the fly-by-night startups they may actually be.
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Or more accurately, what does a bookstore clerk by day, serial killer and stalker by night, keep on shuffle when he's not busy killing and stalking people?
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By day, Jamie is a corporate devil in a bobbed wig; by night, she's an assassin in leather pants strangling patsy guards in pursuit of THE TRUTH.
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By night, I was Application Girl, able to send out five cover letters in a single day, willing to scale tall building to get a better salary.
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She looks after her three children by day and works the bar of a downtown disco by night, serving drinks to wasted revelers with cash to burn.
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The actor is currently filming his latest directorial effort in Live By Night and promoting the highly anticipated Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, out March 25.
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Yet, by night we all felt the pangs of tragedy due to the acts of violence that have left several of our past and present students injured.
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The night I signed up, I watched They Live By Night, a fantastic bank-robbers-in-love movie from the same director as Rebel Without a Cause.
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Klein's fellow expat John Abbey plays the title character, a square-jawed, broad-shouldered, POC-harassing sheriff by day and also a POC-harassing superhero by night.
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But Kim believes that Bandi still works within the central committee and lives a double life: propagandist content mule by day, spokesman for the resistance by night.
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By night, though, it moonlights as a party drug, sending users into an intense dissociative state (read: not in touch with reality) known as a K-hole.
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I was excited by Night Sight, which makes low-light photos taken without a flash look better, but that's coming to the whole Pixel line next month.
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Dad would sometimes joke that Mr. McCracken lived a double life, working as a dentist by day and preparing for the end of the world by night.
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He recalls times when he has had to draw his gun, as when helping to check on an empty house by night, as a burglar alarm wailed.
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Mr Rosabal would reply that back home with two jobs—working with computers by day and as a security guard by night—he earned $192014 a month.
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He is a record manager by day for the US District Court of the District of Columbia, and trains the judges up on Capitol Hill by night.
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By day, Griselda Sastrawinata-Lemay and Normand Lemay work at Disney; by night, they whip up illustrations on their own time under the moniker Griz and Norm.
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There's also a problem on the other end as fly-by-night purchasers collect VAT on imports and then disappear before that money gets forwarded to government.
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A: I was working by day as an account executive in radio, and by night as a rapper in a group called Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde.
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Politicians cavort by night, throwing fruit in slow motion at a laughing naked man, cut against shots of Sarah galloping into the woods on a black horse.
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There was a back door: play at the more welcoming Hotel Diplomat courts by day and work for tips as a Cercle Sportif ball boy by night.
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"And don't get me started on that peristalsis," says Andrea (Tina Fey) — the alcoholic who becomes Kimmy's reluctant therapist by day and blackout drunk friend by night.
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One option is the two-hour Beijing by Night that includes more than a dozen stops around the city, including at the gate of the Forbidden City.
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By day, she was helping WASP-y women pick out summer florals, by night, she was training to become a professional dominatrix in a legal fetish dungeon.
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Mr. Liu, a 230-year-old internet tycoon, was a student at the University of Minnesota, taking in lectures by day and enjoying dinner parties by night.
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But by night, he was beginning to rack up hours as a volunteer editor on Wikipedia, and ran workshops training other new editors at a local library.
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The people have slipped out of Boko Haram's control quietly by night or trudged en masse from a large-scale attack to the Borno state capital, Maiduguri.
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A ceramic studio and shop called L&M Studio showcases pieces that are inventive and functional, and 394 Main serves coffee by day and wine by night.
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On the opening track of "Fly by Night" from 290, Rush's first album with Peart, he begins with guns blazing, tick-tacking through a 7/8 riff.
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Over three days they installed four cameras and two small white boxes at the gates of the complex, which hosts cheap hotels and fly-by-night businesses.
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By night she went to clubs in the Stroll, the center of Chicago's black community, where she saw performances by Louis Armstrong, Bessie Smith and other luminaries.
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By day, the alienated junkie genius Elliott Alderson worked as a corporate cyber-security expert; by night, he was part of a radical hacker collective called FSociety.
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A Cocktail Writer's Life: The Pentagon by Day, a Barstool by Night: Philip Greene, a drinks historian and Marine official, stylishly straddles two different worlds in Washington.
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By night, the pedestrian-friendly town offers plenty of diversions, from galleries and boutiques to a cowboy bar and restaurants, including the hotel's own Italian trattoria, Glorietta.
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But it could also end up sending more federal student grants and loans to fly-by-night job training programs without a track record of good results.
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It says the idea is to harness digitally stored information to chivvy everyone into behaving more honestly, whether fly-by-night companies or tax- and fine-dodging individuals.
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Collins — who now lives in NYC — works in a tech startup in Manhattan by day, and by night works on commissioned geofilters, including weddings, college balls and parties.
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Lystable's vision of seamlessly integrating a growing gig economy workforce with workplaces whose legacy software is designed for full-time staff not fly-by-night freelancers, that's what.
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By day, the bikes zip through Jakarta, ferrying residents to and from work—but by night, the roads give way to the underground world of illegal street racing.
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In the 1990s and in the midst of the intifada, Sam* was going to school in Jerusalem by day and meeting men from online chat rooms by night.
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Not that they're criminals, of course, but the project they are currently filming Affleck s latest directorial effort Live by Night is set in the world of crime.
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Played by Bella Thorne, Katie spends her whole life hiding inside from the sun by day and playing music outside by night in the upcoming movie Midnight Sun.
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"Once a settlement exists, the government must provide basic services, but the city can't win the battle as settlements grow by night," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Bound By Night is about families that are bound by the time of day and not by blood—how did these trans women mentor and raise gay children?
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During a recent interview for his new film Live By Night, Affleck was asked by BBC Radio 1 what the process of making Batman v Superman taught him.
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Abdulnasser Gharem is an artist who lives a double life: by day he is a Lieutenant Colonel in the Saudi army, and by night he is visual artist.
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Martian snow by night The Phoenix Mars Lander detected snowfall on the Red Planet in 2009 using a laser instrument to observe how the atmosphere and surface interact.
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Further investigation revealed that the account was "a fictionalized character being used by the marketing arm of a fly-by-night e-commerce operation" selling Trump-related merchandise.
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Snapshot In the Roundabout Theater Company musical "The Robber Bridegroom," Jamie Lockhart is a man with two faces — gentleman by day, bandit by night — that render him unrecognizable.
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By day, drink fresh-squeezed orange juice from one of the many vendors and by night watch some of the most entrancing live music you ever did see.
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In the 50s and 60s, drag artists had to live one identity by day, and another by night, especially because of the threat of police and/or harassment.
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Creative Time's projects during Ms. Hollander's directorship included Duke Riley's "Fly by Night," featuring lighted pigeons, and Pedro Reyes's "Doomocracy," an immersive installation at the Brooklyn Army Terminal.
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I was surprised to learn this wasn't some kind of fly-by-night operation — the church has been offering services from the convenience of your car since 1953.
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Last year, I shook my head at the "Billions" plotline showing a top New York law enforcement official fighting corruption by day and engaging in sadomasochism by night.
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Charmed first aired from 213 to 22013 on The WB, starring three magical sisters who try to live a normal life by day and fight demons by night.
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It was reached through a gate and watched over by four raised bunkers where Marines rotated turns on post, one in each bunker by day, two by night.
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"If states are in charge of authorizing them, it could open up to a bunch of fly-by-night operators," cautions Penn State education policy professor Kevin Kinser.
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"In short, it's a real company with real sales and real earnings, not some fly-by-night speculative biotech that might not make any money for years," Cramer said.
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Ben Affleck says when Leonardo DiCaprio sent him Dennis Lehane's best-selling novel Live By Night, he knew right away it was just what he had been looking for.
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From The Departed and Good Will Hunting to Manchester by the Sea and Live By Night, Hollywood has a love affair with the Boston setting and its local tongue.
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"It's like a whack-a-mole game," Mendoza said, characterizing the effort required to keep up with these fly-by-night websites that are perpetually popping up on Facebook.
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Ashley Sullivan, 29, from Plymouth, MA, a social media strategist by day and bartender by night, is still on the fence about whether she'll be one of these voters.
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Today, Mr. Chen, 22003, works in a Shanghai brokerage firm by day, but by night, he manages China's biggest website for fans of the franchise, Star Wars Fans China.
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Median house price: $449,23 This bustling ZIP encompasses Miami's downtown, midtown and Seaport areas, which have become more lively by night with a recent influx of development and residents.
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"These are fly-by-night companies, you shut down down one and five more pop up," said Natalia Abrams, executive director of Student Debt Crisis, a borrower advocacy group.
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He's taking the "fake news" label, originally used to describe fly-by-night websites that intentionally deceive readers, and slapping it on organizations with long histories of real journalism.
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" They then posted a photo of the man in handcuffs: "This male was detained by night duty C team officers and is now seeing the inside of the station!
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Netflix description: Blinded as a young boy, Matt Murdock fights injustice by day as a lawyer and by night as the superhero Daredevil in Hell's Kitchen, New York City.
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This isn't necessarily a new foray for them and it shows because they totally have the passion and forethought to make sure this isn't a fly by night endeavor.
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On the other side, the mattress' surface layer is extra thick and waterproof to avoid mildew and bacteria caused by night sweats and to prevent punctures, nicks, and tears.
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Samantha Sepulveda has to be NY's hottest cop -- making busts by day, modeling by night -- but she prefers being an ugly Betty on the job ... and for good reason.
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Several fursuit review sites have sprung up to help furries find their ideal style, but also to weed out unoriginal, fly-by-night, or otherwise sub-par suit makers.
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Mail carriers and group-home managers by day, the crew were relentless promoters and fundraisers by night, filling their Instagram accounts with party flyers, 848 merchandise and teaser trailers.
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Once I stumbled upon the song "Call By Night" (which again was accidental singing my son to sleep if you can imagine) I knew I had the album's cornerstone.
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Spider-Man, Firestar, and Iceman are all college students by day — their college fashion sense is actually pretty neat — and costumed superheroes by night (and sometimes also by day).
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In the official trailer Netflix dropped Wednesday, Matt Murdock—blind lawyer by day, Daredevil by night—comes to the legal aid of Jessica Jones, a super strong private detective.
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This series actually begins well before the wide-screen era, with George Raft and Humphrey Bogart as truck-driving brothers in "They Drive by Night" (on Sunday and Tuesday).
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Lamalo is the hotel's on-site restaurant, which is an Israeli-inspired spot by night and an all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet by morning (for an additional $24).
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Possibilities include Dublin by night for after-dark shots, the mountains and lakes along the Ring of Kerry at sunset and the sprawling estates throughout the countryside by day.
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"Live by Night" is a messy, unfocused movie about ambition, lost ideals, corrupt men and a thief whose idea of life on his own terms means pulling the trigger.
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GM has said 27 percent of Chevrolet and GMC trucks - which can haul trailers by day and substitute for a luxury sedan by night - sell for more than $6913,000.
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These piles typically indicate an eviction or fly-by-night exit — of trash left behind that gets pushed to the curb, or else accumulates as the result of collective dumping.
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The three-day festival has a host of empowering panels by day and electrifying music performances by night, and since 1995, has evolved from a destination to an annual tradition.
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In the meantime, we will continue to publicly pressure any company who takes money from marginalized communities by day, while pledging to sponsor hateful, violent rhetoric and policies by night.
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Whether you want to vape plant matter, wax, or…Read more ReadToo many are manufactured by fly-by-night firms and utilize components chosen for discount pricing rather than performance.
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Many women who demand equal pay by day and harder spanks by night wake up feeling conflicted (and a little bruised) about their two favorite F-words: feminism and fucking.
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If that sounds familiar, that's because Gosling starred in a 2011 film titled Drive, where he played a stuntman by day and a (wait for it) getaway driver by night.
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By day, you're a Tokyo high school student — where joining the right clubs, making friends, dating, and socializing all count for something — and by night, you're a dungeon explorer. Sometimes.
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But some naive or desperate performers will associate themselves with fly-by-night individuals or agencies, who ask a much lower rate, often in hopes of earning a quick buck.
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In announcing the cease-and-desist letters on Wednesday, Schneiderman said these primarily "fly-by-night" operations are trying to take advantage of public fear and concerns over Zika transmission.
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"Working on this is what's been keeping me from crawling under a rock," said Gretchen Gehrke, who works at the nonprofit Public Lab by day and for EDGI by night.
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The effectiveness of "Fly by Night" reflected this bond, especially in his ability to keep the birds close to the boat rather than allowing them disperse in the city's immensity.
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This new algae appeared a murky red colour by day, but by night the entire lake would glow blue as the algae bacteria was agitated by movement in the water.
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By night, Playa, as it is called, offers loads of entertainment including open-air restaurants, beachfront dance clubs and shops lining the pedestrian-only Quinta Avenida that stay open late.
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When Lee joined it, the comics industry was the disreputable bottom rung of pulp publishing, with many companies run as fly-by-night operations and mobster-run money laundering schemes.
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A manager at a vegan restaurant on the Upper East Side by day, she recently discussed her second career on the Cuddlist network, plying the world's newest profession by night.
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In countries such as Colombia, Peru and Ecuador, even on a night-by-night basis you can find rates for renting an entire apartment comparable to paying for a hostel.
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To promote "Batman v Superman," Mr. Affleck took a hiatus from postproduction work on "Live by Night," which he directed, stars in and adapted from Dennis Lehane's period crime novel.
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On any one of the tens of thousands of fly-by-night pharmacy websites, a counterfeit (but perfectly safe and effective) Viagra might be indistinguishable from one that's potentially harmful.
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By night, the geodesic domes lit up and so did the party, as the oasis turned into a roaring stonerland complete with walking fire breathers and rap entourages getting loud.
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Graffiti has come a long way since the 2000s when fly-by-night taggers sprayed their work on bridge abutments or subway cars then slipped away before the authorities arrived.
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"By Night in Chile" is narrated by a Jesuit priest, critic and failed poet named Father Sebastián Urrutia Lacroix, who gutlessly lends his learning to the Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet.
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A few years later, he drove a Dodge van to New York and rented an apartment on Ludlow Street, where he moved pianos by day and self-medicated by night.
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"Justice League" (21999) took in $21970 million, a puny sum by superhero standards, and "Live by Night" (225), a period gangster drama that he also directed, flatlined with $23 million.
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He unloaded on Donald J. Trump at the Oscars, but night by night he hasn't bird-dogged politics like Stephen Colbert, or played catch-up on it like Jimmy Fallon.
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By night, he led a life as a gay man, furtively running a website for gay people across China at a time when many were viewed as criminals and deviants.
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Gateway knew that it was in a field where its competitors hadn't gotten past product shots, and there was serious concern about the small guys being fly-by-night companies.
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For 275 years, she was a stockbroker by day (and one of the few women working on Wall Street) and a constant presence at Manhattan restaurants and clubs by night.
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"I'm learning from (Trump's victory) with a lot of humility," Saldana told AFP after discussing the depiction of racism present in the Deep South in her 2016 film, Live by Night.
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Despite my one friend's insistence that, surely, this was a fly-by-night fad that would be gone by next week, the cafe has been doing a brisk business since 2012.
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"I recently turned my Instagram public on my 18th birthday, but I still don't post everything I do, and I'm not on Twitter or Facebook," said the Live By Night star.
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By night, he's creating videos that show Elon Musk as a creepy looking, giggly baby; President Donald Trump as a temperamental pageant contestant on "Toddlers & Tiaras"; and Kim Kardashian freestyle rapping.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "Fly By Night" continues at the Brooklyn Navy Yard (entrance at the intersection of Sands and Navy Streets) every weekend at dusk through June 12.
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Guests were invited to take part in plenty of active adventures during the day, and "by night, they would be treated to entertainment such as poker and karaoke," the suit says.
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Most debt relief scams are fly-by-night businesses, with ever-changing telephone numbers, names, and addresses; once found out, they disappear, then reappear, like a game of whack-a-mole.
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Trip Advisor Rating: 4 out of 5Pros: A Victorian-era resort where pets can explore the Ozark Mountains by day and protect their guardians against the hotel's haunted residents by night.
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He worked in an architecture firm by day and taught lessons by night, eventually turning the lessons into a lucrative mail order magazine business and dance studio franchises around the world.
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In its 60-year history the vast comedy club on Chicago's North Side has, by night, hosted acts by Joan Rivers, John Candy, Bill Murray and other giants of the genre.
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The film, titled They Live By Night and directed by Nicholas Ray, finally came out in 1950 and became an instant classic — as well as a forerunner to Arthur Penn's film.
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Despite her initial hopelessness, Marish grows in confidence through her bond with Tuza-Ritter and the film culminates in her escape by night and an eventual reunion with her young daughter.
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And having a 20th-anniversary screening is Todd Solondz's eviscerating 1995 portrait of adolescent torment, "Welcome to the Dollhouse," accompanied by "Night and Fog," Alain Resnais's 1955 documentary about the Holocaust.
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For Ramirez-Ruiz, this growth since the field's humble beginnings is a natural consequence of modern "celestial cinematography"—telescopes that shoot night-by-night time-lapse video across the entire sky.
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Soon she began Huda Beauty as a blog, working as a makeup artist by day and a blogger by night, growing a following by creating makeup tutorials and sharing expert tips.
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In response to all this digital detritus has risen a cottage industry of recyclers, from multi-million-dollar corporations to local nonprofits to fly-by-night, back-of-the-van scammers.
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Setting you up with another set of pioneers, Sónar by night on Friday plays host to a leg-achingly spectacular six-hour session from New York house bosses, Masters At Work.
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The quintessential Facebook news post is something designed to be shared, whether a positive, Upworthy-type story, or an outrage-baiting partisan blog post on a fly-by-night political site.
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The space is as bright as a research laboratory by day and, thanks to a mélange of light fixtures (which are for sale at ABC), filled with pastel warmth by night.
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"Unless the wars stop, what we build by day will be undone by night," Andre Vornic, a spokesman for the World Food Programme (WFP) in Rome, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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In recreated flashbacks that rely on phrases like "the beast wouldn't rest" and "the monster would gather strength," the authors show him stalking women and breaking into their homes by night.
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A popular technology company that has helped launch thousands of online retail sites has become a favorite tool for fly-by-night businesses looking to cash in on the coronavirus pandemic.
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Another tells the story of an Indonesian girl in the tourist island of Bali who is a student by day and a superheroine by night, tackling social issues like plastic waste.
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In "Live by Night," Joe ends up thriving in a mixed neighborhood and rubbing elbows with people of different hues, yet this is scarcely an advertisement for so-called political correctness.
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Nevertheless, "They Live by Night" is deeply American, informed by Ray's experience in the progressive Popular Front culture of the late 1930s and especially his work with the ethnomusicologist Alan Lomax.
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By day he may look like a low-paid elderly Indian gentleman of no fixed abode, but by night he is "Dorothy contemplating a permanent move to Oz." Quichotte is damaged.
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This year, with the opening of ICA Miami, the relaunch of the Bass and Studio Drift's fleet of 26 drones flying by night, the whole spectacle felt as saturated as ever.
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"By day I was making diamond tiaras, by night I was making skeleton corsets," said Mr. Leane, adding that he was nicknamed the "Jekyll and Hyde of jewelry" by his peers.
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There are dubious organizations dedicated to "repairing" broken ICOs, including CoinJanitor from Cape Town, but the fly-by-night nature of many of these organizations does not bode well for the industry.
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Under that approach, if the contractor or franchisee runs a fly-by-night operation with little or no capital, then the upstream company should be pursued as a joint employer, he argued.
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Facebook says the two situations are "very different," and indeed, sharing personal data with fly-by-night developers or marketing firms is not the same as sharing it with big tech companies.
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The hardest ones to deal with, says George Hamilton, the chief constable, are those in the murky middle ground, who "want to be community workers by day and paramilitary thugs by night".
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While physical retail increases overhead, it does send a message to shoppers that the company is more stable than some other fly-by-night brands found only through Instagram and Facebook ads.
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The move might not be considered so worthy of note, were it not for the fact that these are not a bunch of pie-in-the-sky, fly-by-night crypto cowboys.
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By Monday afternoon, more than half a foot of snow had fallen in parts of New York, and much of New England could pick up 3 inches by night, according to Weather.com.
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I can't help but be really, really impressed by Night Sight, even though it can be hit or miss with photos sometimes coming out completely blurry, soft, or full of image noise.
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A wrestler by day and loving father by night, he has recently been thrust into the center of a narrative on the reality series that he definitely would rather be excluded from.
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The first part of the park to open, in 623, was Pier 262, better known as the Christopher Street Pier, which in summer draws sunbathers by day and salsa dancers by night.
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The troops have been sleeping under open skies by night and enduring the blazing heat by day, jockeying for places to sit in the shade and for some biscuits and water bottles.
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Snow Crashwill be an adaptation of Neal Stephenson's classic cyberpunk novel, which follows Hiro Protagonist, who delivers pizza by day and by night is a warrior in the virtual reality world Metaverse.
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He spoke in Czech, once the language of the surrounding streets, when immigrants from Central Bohemia worked at the local cigar factories by day and staged plays and talked literature by night.
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For the last half-century, its main business has been the study of the tiniest insubstantial bit of matter in the universe, an ephemeral fly-by-night subatomic particle called the neutrino.
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During the long voyage that followed, the pair of fugitives had to stay clear of people: They traveled mostly by night, hitched rides on freight trains, and dodged gunshots and Russian troops.
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Cartels extort indigenous men to cross their shipments; authorities recruit indigenous agents to go undercover; in Tabatinga and Leticia, urbanized, detribalized Indians wander alleyways by night, scrounging up liquor or cocoa paste.
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Footage of the troops' movements was aired on state-run television station CCTV, showing armored carriers, trucks, and a patrol boat crossing the border by night from the neighboring city of Shenzhen.
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"If there is any chance that a site in the county is chosen for this fly-by-night, ill-begotten project, I'll tell you where you can find me," one resident said.
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"They Live by Night" was a favorite of my college film professor, and as a class projectionist I saw it many times — running scenes in slow motion or playing only the soundtrack.
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The day typically began with the "Cantata of the Alley," the sound of night stools (bucket-shape latrines) as they were cleaned with bamboo sticks after being emptied by night soil men.
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Works included Marcel Duchamp's "The Bride Stripped Bare By Her Bachelors, Even (The Large Glass)" (1915–23), Max Ernst's "Pietà or Revolution by Night" (1923), and Wassily Kandinsky's "On White II" (1923).
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Snow Crash will be an adaptation of Neal Stephenson's classic cyberpunk novel, which follows Hiro Protagonist, who delivers pizza by day and by night is a warrior in the virtual reality world Metaverse.
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We have men and women who work so hard in the field offices all across this country, day by day, night by night, to keep Americans safe, and do really great investigative work.
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In fact, the 25-year-old actor, who has had small roles films such as Live by Night and I.T., says it has taught him how to go about creating his own career.
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"Betsy DeVos is bending over backwards to make it easier for fly-by-night schools to cheat students and bury them in mountains of debt," Senator Elizabeth Warren said in a statement Thursday.
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It provides shelter to some 50 women by night and another 75 during the day, giving them a visibility they had lacked and referring them to the health and social workers they need.
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Bennett plays Jules, a sorority girl who stalks bad guys by night, and Dearden plays Ophelia, an off-beat computer expert who is quick to pick up on Jules' not-so-simple life.
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By day they await their legal meetings and decisions, by night they work out to where the trucks line up for the tunnel and the port of Calais and risk their lives again.
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It would have been more believable to the audience if Abby had ever shown a shred of interest in political office, but she hasn't and that's why this feels so fly-by-night.
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Mr. Holland — a vice president for digital marketing by day, a scorpion exterminator by night — assembled his band of hunters, young men in or just out of college, and put them to work.
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Harvests required long days and late nights; cows would have been milked in the very early mornings, and shepherds, as the hymn says, watched their flocks by night, to save them from predators.
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This evening perfume and the vine's pale, tubular flowers are diagnostic of moth-pollinated plants, and in its native home of Japan and Korea, honeysuckle is indeed pollinated by night-flying hawk moths.
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By night, Armitage is on the pass, making Baja-style "to-fish" tacos to order and dishing out jackfruit quesadilla to hungry Londoners who want their Mexican food without a side of murder.
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But the three months that had stitched us together with common purpose — dissecting bodies by day and our souls by night — had somehow fastened us together and given us a sense of direction.
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A PhD student in biology at the University of Washington by day and graphic artist by night, Lutz was inspired to pay tribute to viruses when she realized how "surprisingly symmetrical" they are.
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Instagram also hosts its own sketchy microeconomy — just witness the scourge of Insta-celebrities endorsing dubious health products, or the uptick in fly-by-night consumer brands that market themselves using Instagram ads.
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Developed and published by Night School, Oxenfree is a game about being teenagers on an empty island (Edward's Island, namely), trying to have fun and getting into more paranormal trouble than they expected.
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By night, J. B. Bellone is the tweeter in chief for the Knicks Film School website, which features original content, film breakdowns, curated news and a podcast that began just before the season.
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In the great Washington tradition of conflict by day, conviviality by night, presidents have welcomed their skeptics in the news media to the East Wing for an evening of holiday quaffs and sundries.
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By night, the pool deck becomes a nightclub, often playing host to D.J. sets — like the Float Fridays party, which converts the swimming area into a dance floor from 6 to 6929 p.m.
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"The World by Night" plunges us into a cave beneath a prairie, where Sadie, an abandoned albino bride, finds herself seduced by a dark and glittering world populated by elusive creatures like herself.
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By day, the priests hide in a small, cramped hut near the village; by night, they lead their new flock in dimly lighted rooms, delivering sermons in Latin, baptizing children and taking confession.
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On DVD Nicholas Ray's "They Live by Night" (new on disc from Criterion) is a remarkable debut as well as an agonizingly pure love story — the most lyrical film of the director's career.
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At last night's premiere of her new film, Live By Night, Sienna Miller fully embraced this modern day Gucci-bred fantasy with a gown that felt like it was plucked directly from Cinderella's wardrobe.
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We rotated instruments, we came up with melodies in the morning and finished by night-time, we tried not to dwell on anything, it was just a day, and a thought, and a song.
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But for Affleck — wrote, directed, and starred in his new movie Live by Night and has been in the business for over two decades — finding fame at an older age can have its benefits.
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By day, it's confidence-boosting armor that won't show (unless you want it to); by night, it gets top billing (while still playing a supporting role with its new LYCRA® FitSense™ technology).
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Developed by Night School Studio, creators of the acclaimed Oxenfree, in conjuction with Telltale Games and the Mr. Robot team, this new iOS and Android game goes by the unwieldy title Mr. Robot:1.51exfiltrati0n.apk.
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For the last three years, she has been training intensely to become a geiko (commonly known as a geisha outside of Kyoto), learning the ritual dances and songs by day and performing by night.
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However, it was only recently that he struck out in Hollywood: In 2016, he appeared in the Pierce Brosnan film I.T., and later that same year, in the Ben Affleck drama Live By Night.
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At the premiere for her new movie Live By Night on Monday night at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, the 38-year-old actress had nothing but good things to say about Streep.
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The 21-year old company, founded in Vancouver as a design studio by day and yoga studio by night, further said it would open an experiential store, with meditation, yoga and eateries, in July.
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Indeed, much of the bogus US political items generated during the 2016 election didn't emanate from Russian agents, but fly-by-night operations churning out spurious fodder appealing to biases across the political spectrum.
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By day we climb, by night I fold until the light of the campfire dies - until there is only silence and the sound of my rough fingers against the soft fibers of the paper.
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Judah -- a 4x boxing champ -- is working at an adult day care facility during the day, and helping teach a nurses assistant class by night ... all the while still training as a pro fighter.
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A waitress at a much fancier joint by day, she's a singer by night, and because she used to work at the bar, its proprietors let her have an act in the drag show.
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Gucci's latest mid-season "Cruise" collection presented last month in a Roman necropolis in France featured models in an intricate array of colorful prints making their way down a flamed-filled runway by night.
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Yvonne Meier, a fixture of downtown dance, will also present her prop-rich work "Durch Nacht und Nebel" (in English, "By Night and Fog"), which was included in the American Realness festival in January.
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By day, he's a petty officer and Navy counselor who doles out career advice to people enlisted in the Navy, and by night, he vets new players and plays countless games with his wife.
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Check out the incredible Damnoen Saduak (a floating market) by day, and learn to cook Thai delicacies by night at one of the city's many culinary schools, such as the Blue Elephant Cooking School.
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Earlier in the year, we visited artist Duke Riley as he released thousands of pigeons strapped with LEDs, dazzling the East River with twinkling choreography for his Fly by Night collaboration with Creative Time.
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When the scheduled opponent is injured, the heavyweight boxing world champion Apollo Creed (Carl Weathers) selects Rocky Balboa (Sylvester Stallone), tough guy by day and boxer by night, to step in as his challenger.
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It's worth ordering a side of chuño, potatoes left to bask in the Andean sun by day and freeze by night, over and over until they turn black and hard and can last forever.
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There was a fantastical edge to her double bill of "Durch Nacht und Nebel (By Night and Fog)" and "Durch Dick und Duenn (Through Thick and Thin)," presented by Invisible Dog and Danspace Project.
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By night, this parlor, Victorian in décor with gold wallpaper, purple velvet benches and a stately little library, is Garfunkel's, a speakeasy-style cocktail lounge at 67 Clinton Street on the Lower East Side.
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"What I think is worrisome is a lot of products that are coming in a sort of a fly-by-night operation and you only hear about it because somebody gets burned," he said.
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A large plume of white and grey ash and smoke was visible above Agung after rain lashed the island by night and partially obscured the fiery glow at its peak seen in previous days.
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DISCO RATING 🕺🕺🕺🕺 IN A NUTSHELL A young woman named Cassette sells clothes by day and turns into the queen of a nightclub by night — think "Cinderella" on the dance floor.
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Unscrupulous lawyers, fly-by-night consultants and project developers who either run away with their clients' money or use it for personal use have stained the program, experts on EB-883 visas told CNBC.
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One particularly rich source of fly-by-night legislating is an obscure law called the Congressional Review Act (CRA), the largely overlooked mechanism behind some the most controversial congressional votes these past few weeks.
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The official description makes it sound like a survival game with Tomb Raider twists: Two players must team up to survive the harsh elements by day, as well as lethal threats from enemies by night.
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Standing in his doorway was Steve Tucker, an explorer by night, accountant by day, who along with fellow caver Rick Hunter had managed to pass superman's crawl to make a startling discovery at Rising Star.
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Dog by day, model by night: If you are not generating a regular income and your pet isn't actively doing ongoing influencer activities, the IRS may look at your pet's overnight stardom as a hobby.
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They're a motley crew of transient teens and 20-somethings who travel by van selling magazine subscriptions door-to-door by day and party hard by night, and Lane's character, Star, latches on to them.
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And having a 20th-anniversary screening isTodd Solondz's eviscerating 1995 portrait of adolescent torment, "Welcome to the Dollhouse," is accompanied by "Night and Fog," Alain Resnais's 1955 documentary about the Holocaust, chosen by Mr. Solondz.
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"She got nits for the first time — like head lice," the actress, 34, told PEOPLE Tuesday at an N.Y.C. screening of her new gangster drama Live By Night, which premieres in theaters on Christmas Day.
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But there was, even in the darkest of those hours—which are absolutely as dark as things have ever gotten for a NBA team on a night-by-night basis—the sweet promise of Armageddon.
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Umm Mousa said she, her husband and eight children had slept in their cellar by night to hide from the bombardment and the militants, but that Islamic State was now deliberately avoiding interaction with residents.
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By night, we watch movies from a blanketed pile of man and beast on the ugly red couch that took four separate trips to Ikea to obtain, a few short years and a lifetime ago.
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Latonya Young, a hair stylist by day and an Uber driver by night, told CNN affiliate WSB that she picked up a passenger outside of Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium and the two got to talking.
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"I like how in Vietnam, you want one dish, you go to one place," said the chef An Nguyen Xuan, who works the stoves at both spots, Bep Ga by day and Bep by night.
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Mr. Zafarani — then a bartender by night and working on a technology start-up by day — served her a beer, and then invited her to a Sabbath dinner with about 20 guests at his apartment.
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As a music major at Kenyon College, she inhaled varied forms—musical theatre, classical, folk, world music—and mastered few, instead working through her own experiments with upstart bands and nursing solo material by night.
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This will cast gentle natural light by day and uniform illumination by night for the first time on Mark Rothko's 14 monumental black canvases, faceting the octagonal interior designed as a holistic work of art.
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Odo, which opened in December a few minutes' walk from the Flatiron Building, is entered through a door hidden in the back of a compact den — cafe by day and bar by night — called Hall.
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I lived there for over 50 years, but that early part of my life was a double life: I was a closeted gay professional by day and then a compulsive and promiscuous hedonist by night.
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On the other end of the spectrum, however, are the smaller, fly-by-night brands that care little about editorial content as long as their ads get the desired clicks, according to several ad tech professionals.
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This one really needs no explanation: An awkward nerd who sulks by day, fails to muster up the empathy for a real friendship, and plays make-believe that he's the center of the universe by night.
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Even looking past the vaporware and fly-by-night companies looking to make a quick buck on last year's trends, CES is where every niche consumer technology comes to have its 15 minutes for the year.
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By day it is a coffee bar serving homemade lemonade and strong espresso, and by night, a small, one-room club with a top-notch bar that hosts a rotating crew of visiting and local D.J.s.
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And it's going to be providing two forms of coverage, one during the day of factual news, and one by night, from its opinion hosts like Tucker Carlson, which will likely spin things in Trump's favor.
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Mr. Zabar has another cellar for his Rhônes and Barolos under Eli's Night Shift on East 79th Street, a grab-and-go store that turns into a beer bar by night, run by his son Oliver.
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By night two, the show was leaning into the JoBro's nice guy persona with an opener devoted to how he's instantly won over the crew while the more cutting Blake Shelton doesn't even know their names.
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Mr. Pallone said he feared that the bill could "open up the possibility of some charlatan, fly-by-night, snake-oil drug company or manufacturer" promoting the use of drugs whose safety had not been established.
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He came to the attention of most English readers in 2003, the year he died of liver failure in Barcelona, when his exquisite allegorical fiction "By Night in Chile" was translated into English by Chris Andrews.
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To travel from Urumqi, the capital of Xinjiang, to Altay, it takes about one hour by plane, nine hours by day bus, 12 hours by night bus, and about 14 hours by train, according to Reuters.
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For the last few years, the younger Mr. Zabar, 27, has managed Eli's Night Shift at 79th Street and Third Avenue, a grab-and-go cafe by day and a busy, convivial beer bar by night.
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"Adventures In New America" — created and written by the filmmaker Stephen Winter and his longtime collaborator Tristan Cowen, and produced by Night Vale Presents — is set in a new nation formed after an unidentified cataclysmic event.
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She is borne away, by night, in a military helicopter, introduced on board to Ian Donnelly (Jeremy Renner), a scientist from Los Alamos, and flown to Montana, where one of the spaceships has come to rest.
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Evergrande bought the office tower in Wan Chai, a bustling business district by day and red-light district by night on Hong Kong island, for HK$12.5 billion ($1.6 billion) in 2015 from Chinese Estates Holdings.
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By wielding torches in a protest staged by night, the demonstrators nodded to Nazi rallies held during the 1930s at Nuremberg, where the open flame was revered as a mystical means of purifying the Aryan spirit.
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But the past they summon — a time when, as one of them puts it, they existed at the very "bull's-eye of life" without knowing it — almost blinds in its radiance before being swallowed by night.
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As a child, my wakefulness was a matter of personal pride, a badge of honor signifying a shrewd vigilance (should any ghoul dare intrude upon my bedroom by night, it would meet with a grisly fate).
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The sun shall no longer be your light by day, nor for brightness shall the moon give light to you by night, but the Lord will be your everlasting light and your God will be your glory.
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When the erstwhile prom king and queen aren't taking their kids faux-snow sledding by day, aren't they just secretly slaying vampires by night and basking in a soft '90s glow that has never left their sides?
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Though you'll probably want to stay longer so that by day you can explore the hilly streets, and by night you can drink outside in one of the many back avenues popular amongst locals and tourists alike.
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At twilight in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Duke Riley releases thousands of birds with LED lights strapped to their legs, illuminating the sky in a choreographed flight pattern as a piece of art titled Fly By Night.
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By night, he denied the Holocaust, denounced women and immigrants, and waxed crudely about the superiority of the white race—when he wasn't fomenting a self-sufficient, whites-only economy by way of bitcoins and coffee beans.
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Then I remembered that Julee Cruise, the Twin Peaks songbird, had conjured up Alice by night long before on this record where she plays the ingenue adrift in a dreamscape—when "dog and bird are faraway," beware.
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"Sometimes I like to just go over and over again without cutting and interrupting the flow..." says Affleck in the clip above, when asked about the copious love scenes he wrote into new film Live by Night.
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That world lurks just outside of our everyday perception, in the dark corners of the internet we never visit, the quiet ports where ships slip in by night, the back room of the clinic down the street.
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Mr Isho, 57, runs a company that makes gadgets for "preppers", as survivalists preparing for the possible collapse of Western civilisation are known, but still devotes 300 hours a month to the posse, mostly patrolling by night.
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As evening fell over the Brooklyn Navy Yard, once home to the nation's largest naval fleet of carrier pigeons, artist Duke Riley opened an enormous coop and released the homing pigeons of his "Fly by Night" project.
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In Flora Bar, the pair faces its steepest challenge yet: museum café by day, neighborhood restaurant by night, Mediterranean-Pacific tapas menu at all times—think olives, yogurt, and jamón ibérico, plus daikon, yellowfin, and Szechuan peppercorns.
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Area 8 The office of a video production company by day, Area 8 morphs into a bar serving cocktails and light bites by night, one that attracts lots of locals and a rotating cast of visiting Angelenos.
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"Waning" means the shape of the astronomical body is decreasing in size night by night; "gibbous" refers to the fact that the moon is no longer full, but more than half of its surface is still illuminated.
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It opened last year and first made a splash with a popular party called Sutherland, and has since expanded to include events hosted by night life veterans like Susanne Bartsch, comedy nights and even a flea market.
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Sachs said the 333 process has been a huge waste of time and taxpayer money, and said that the process led to a lot of people being taken advantage of by fly-by-night 333 exemption lawyers.
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Don Cherry, a leading pop singer of the 6583s who performed at clubs and hotels by night while becoming one of America's top amateur golfers by day, died on April 4 at a hospice in Las Vegas.
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The streets are lively during the day with tourists on foot, bikes or in mule-drawn carriages, and musicians play on street corners; by night, revelers crowd the Quarter, including famed Bourbon Street, for late-night partying.
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Our messed-up heroine is Clara (Karla Souza, clearly delighted to escape the constraints of her lugubrious character on "How to Get Away With Murder"), an OB-GYN by day and a drunken karaoke singer by night.
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Augusta homeowners cover their annual mortgage payments and landscaping bills by renting their houses to the out-of-towners, who, in turn, host clients and friends for spectation by day and dinners and other festivities by night.
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Based on the real-life Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling, a fly-by-night promo of all-women wrestlers, GLOW follows Ruth Wilson, a struggling actress-turned-wrestler, and the surprise success and satisfaction she finds in wrestling.
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The municipality then invested $225 million in its downtrodden flea market, which today is a treasure trove of antiques by day and a bustling hub of twinkling lights, al fresco cafes and impossibly trendy bars by night.
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Parts of the media, however, chose to read Gary's tale somewhat differently — as the story of the American public getting duped once again by another fly-by-night internet celebrity who let us down by being imperfect.
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Initially, Ascendance seemed like the sort of fly-by-night operation that would pop up to make a few headline-grabbing claims, maybe raise some Kickstarter funding, and then fade away quietly when it ran out of money.
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When I was in my twenties, I read a lot of art history, and I learned about artists who made beautiful cubist paintings by day but then went to support the Spanish Civil War in meetings by night.
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"The Obama administration is now engaged in a cover-up of their fly-by-night untraceable cash airlift to Iran, the world's leading state-sponsor of terrorism," senior policy adviser Stephen Miller said in a statement late Thursday.
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Mr. Roy worked by day in the biotechnology industry in the United States and by night as a writer of books on science, homosexuality and religion, in addition to founding a website called Mukto-Mona, Bengali for freethinker.
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With Season 903 having its premiere on Wednesday, there's still time to catch up on the first round of this Peabody Award-winning techno-thriller, starring Rami Malek as a programmer by day and hacker vigilante by night.
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As his new movie, Live By Night, heads into theaters, Austin Swift, 24, is busy reminding us all that he not only shares his sister Taylor's performance talent, but also her seemingly endless capacity to look really hot.
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Ms. Zidon, an artist and photographer, opened a small furniture and design studio, and by night, her own refurbished chairs and tables doubled as seating for Thai Machteret (Thai Underground), Mr. Zidon's pint-size Thai street food spot.
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It recently imposed a registration fee to discourage attempts by agencies to change their names frequently to avoid putting workers in full-time jobs once temporary contracts have expired, and to clamp down on fly-by-night operators.
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" In June 1965, a month before Johnson escalated the ground war, McGovern pointed out that the Viet Cong were "a part of the people and terrain" and "in many cases are farmers by day and fighters by night.
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Getting those certifications is a lengthy and expensive process, and the special fabric that filters out tiny particles has been in extremely short supply, so many fly-by-night factories have been pumping out counterfeit or incomplete masks.
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A few years ago, Jaisinghani began scheming about another place, something casual by day and elegant by night, and found herself drawn to New York—her daughter lives here and manages the restaurant while Jaisinghani commutes from Texas.
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Evergrande bought the office tower in Wan Chai, a bustling business district by day and red-light district by night on Hong Kong island, for HK$12.5 billion ($70 billion) in 2015 from Chinese Estates Holdings (0127.HK).
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The Clinton administration tried a similar move in the late 1990s, walling off the president from the impeachment inquiry by day even as, by night, he dialed up friends to privately seethe about what he viewed as persecution.
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By night, when the eggs and other breakfast dishes roll off the menu and the room fills up with people more interested in mezcal and the "overproof margarita" than coffee and agua fresca, the windows become sounding boards.
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The man arrested for renting that fly-by-night flat in Saint Denis, Jawad Bendaoud, had been sentenced to eight years in prison for the accidental killing of a man he described as his "best friend" over a cellphone.
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And for Cristine Rotenberg, who flips through crime reports in a cubicle by day and paints her nails (and sometimes face) with glittery cats and rainbow stripes by night, the moment when her colleagues found her channel was jarring.
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Whether you're a digital nomad lugging your MacBook everywhere you go, a nine-to-fiver by day and photographer by night, or an average commuter just trying to keep your belongings safe and organized, InCase has got you covered.
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It's a world that lurks just outside of our everyday perception, in the dark corners of the internet we never visit, the quiet ports where ships slip in by night, the back room of the clinic down the street.
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The stars, who have spent the last two years in a behind-the-scenes fight with fly-by-night internet companies, filed a lawsuit as part of an effort to stop fake online endorsements, a growing problem for Hollywood.
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Activities throughout the year include exhibitions of contemporary art related to Bosch; an evening light show, "Bosch by Night"; a program of concerts; more parades in June; a theater festival in August; and a Bosch circus in the fall.
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But part of the problem, he explained, was that many hoverboards had been sold by pop-up kiosks such as those in malls or college campuses — fly-by-night retailers that can be harder to track down or contact.
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And she would have been able to make the case the best way possible: debunking the sham legal reasoning that has upheld the putative right for decades by day and blazing an alternative path with her family by night.
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If you put a demographic profile to that person, it's probably a college-educated woman in suburban northern Virginia who has a couple of kids in school, is a professional woman by day and an overworked woman by night.
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In the case of a large company like Dish, a massive judgment like last year's $180 million one may end up being paid in full — but individuals and small, fly-by-night businesses are considerably harder to pin down.
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The 21-year-old works a retail job and studies fashion at a local community college by day, but by night he's part of a subversive group of "Furbymancers" who create, destroy, and modify Furbies for their own gain.
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