"Daybreak Game Company has no affiliation with Columbus Nova," Daybreak told MOP.
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According to MOP, Daybreak removed both its old privacy policy and the press release after the site reached out to Daybreak for comment.
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"It was current executive chairman Jason Epstein, former senior managing partner of Columbus Nova that acquired Daybreak, not Columbus Nova itself," a Daybreak rep told MOP.
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For her part, Moore stocks the Year & Day big plates in Daybreak, the serving bowls in Daybreak, and the matte gold flatware set — and you can conveniently shop everything below.
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Here's the statement from Shanks in full: To Our Daybreak Community, I'm writing today to let you know that, after much review and consideration, Daybreak is discontinuing development of EverQuest Next.
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Sam Dean was always going to be queen of Daybreak.
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Warning: There are spoilers for season 1 of Daybreak ahead.
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Daybreak has good reason to distance itself from Columbus Nova.
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Daybreak claims this whole thing was just a confusing mess.
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U.S. stock futures hit their downlimit before daybreak in Singapore.
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A more complete assessment was planned after daybreak, he said.
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Left, Teforia's Daybreak; right, a much stronger cup of Yorkshire Gold.
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Update: This post has been updated with comment from Daybreak Games.
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Our favorite colors are the Daybreak blush and Midnight dark blue.
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A little after daybreak, more than a hundred people had gathered.
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Eventually Daybreak canceled EQ Next, and its ambitious vision was lost.
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At daybreak, protesters remained in control of most of the campus.
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Authorities expect to start assessing storm damage on St. Croix from daybreak.
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Unfortunately, unlike Rachel Berry, the action sequences in Daybreak never quite sing.
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Instead, Daybreak gets mileage out of its willingness to deliver gruesome imagery.
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As Daybreak has proven, not everyone is who they claim to be.
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Daybreak anchors at Buffalo's NBC affiliate, WGRZ, sampled the drink Thursday morning.
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"Daybreak" follows a young man as he treks through a zombie wasteland.
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""Daybreak" the TV show is much more "Mad Max" than "The Road.
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While driving through Colorado before daybreak, Cunningham (despite being rested) began hallucinating.
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And out of some of the darkest hours, there will be daybreak.
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It's at the Daybreak Center inside Discovery Park, only 15 minutes away.
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Confidence: Medium Monday showers taper off fairly quickly, perhaps even by daybreak.
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At daybreak Monday, protesters remained in control of most of the campus.
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Departure times were often set before daybreak to avoid clogging up highways.
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Television images showed police vehicles patrolling the streets near the prison after daybreak.
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The 10-episode first season of Daybreak launches on Netflix on October 24th.
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So, it's newest original Daybreak, based on a graphic novel fits right in.
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My biggest test for the Teforia was tasting the Daybreak, their breakfast tea.
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We are not promising that the Daybreak poll is more accurate than others.
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Brands affected include Country Daybreak, Coburn Farms, Sunshine Farms, Great Value and Glenview.
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Searchers resumed at daybreak Saturday, and located Watts' body shortly after 8 a.m.
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And the less Daybreak Games paid attention to PlanetSide, the more hackers did.
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Lines formed at daybreak outside of blood banks operated by United Blood Services.
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U.S. stock futures plunged 4.8% to hit their downlimit before daybreak in Singapore.
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The team of 85 rescuers and four dogs arrived at daybreak on Thursday.
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U.S. stock futures plunged 4.8% to hit their downlimit before daybreak in Singapore.
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Forecasters said hurricane-force winds would begin hitting the Keys by daybreak Sunday.
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It was just past daybreak, and the sun was creeping over the grandstand.
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"Daybreak (on an Olive Farm/Negev Desert/Israel)," by Jeff Wall, from 2011.
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"Daybreak" is the latest Netflix series to be canceled after just one season.
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Daybreak is at its best when the creators lean into their most absurdist impulses.
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She escaped by jumping off a truck and hiding in nearby forest until daybreak.
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The train left New York in the late afternoon, arriving in Greenville before daybreak.
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The bandit leader of Mexican rebels dashed across the New Mexican border at daybreak.
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If lawmakers reach agreement before daybreak, the government could reopen before the workday begins.
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The second movement retreats from the excitement with a misty opening, like quiet daybreak.
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Mr. Chau waited until the next morning, at daybreak, to try to get ashore.
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Daybreak casts a glow behind the Washington Monument on Tuesday in the nation's capital.
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Daybreak couldn't care less about those very self-conscious Puzzle Box Show-y constraints.
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It was magical, and soon it was gone, fading in the haze of daybreak.
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Amazon will sell Spectacles in three color combos: Onyx Moonlight, Sapphire Twilight and Ruby Daybreak.
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That is the question fueling Daybreak protagonist Josh Wheeler's (Colin Ford) entire post-apocalyptic journey.
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Two of those nights, we even found ourselves wandering back to our rooms at daybreak.
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The eggs were sold under several brands including Country Daybreak, Food Lion and Crystal Farms.
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At daybreak, shimmering, bubblegum pink and saffron-orange rays set the early morning mist aglow.
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One of them has to decide whether he'll be turning the other in by daybreak.
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In Wilmington, the waters of the Cape Fear River were gray and roiling at daybreak.
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J'ouvert, with a French-derived name meaning daybreak and traditionally beginning pre-dawn, is fun.
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They operate along the sidewalks until daybreak and then melt once again into thin air.
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They spend another night at sea and by daybreak are ordered to jog 4 miles.
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But Ghilarducci said the full extent of damage would not be known before daybreak on Saturday.
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The rules change constantly on Daybreak — it is about a world after the apocalypse, after all!
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Daybreak is like Glee turned up to 11, with action scenes in place of musical numbers.
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That "very lucky break," Greene says, led to a two-year consulting gig with Sony/Daybreak.
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I was there too, raising my glass and calling them older brother, friend, lover, until daybreak.
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Separately, Daybreak does right by audiences in creating Wesley as a deep, complex, queer, black lead.
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The "potentially catastrophic" storm is expected to reach the main island of Puerto Rico around daybreak.
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And on Netflix, the comedy DAYBREAK revolves around cliquey teens in a post-apocalyptic Glendale, Calif.
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We started out at daybreak and came back from the front line when it got dark.
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A Reuters witness reported seeing no traffic at the southern mouth of the strait at daybreak.
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Our USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times Daybreak Poll attempts to minimize some of these polling pitfalls.
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The future of the EverQuest franchise as a whole is important to us here at Daybreak.
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Years after that initial phone call, "Daybreak" is a Netflix original series that premiered on Thursday.
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Although there were some strong aftershocks on Thursday, normal life largely resumed at daybreak in Padang.
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Rescue crews set off at daybreak Sunday and crossed four ranches to get there, Gazaway said.
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I was walking in the front yard at daybreak, preparing to end my shift, when Mrs.
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Many of them are players disenfranchised by how Daybreak Games has handled development of PlanetSide 2.
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Authorities said the full extent of devastation would not be known until after daybreak on Thursday.
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Now it is daybreak, and we hope the operation will be concluded in the following hours.
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At daybreak, emergency workers resumed their operations searching for survivors and recovering bodies from the lake.
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The denim is smooth and feels substantial, and the Daybreak Indigo color is the quintessential blue.
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Apocalyptic-comedy fans have Daybreak, an upbeat teen series about navigating the end of the world.
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An visit at daybreak was rewarded by absolute solitude as the wind whistled over the stones.
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News of the discounts spread quickly, leading hundreds to mass in front of stores before daybreak.
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The peacocks likely went to roost for the night, and the search was halted until daybreak Thursday.
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A. Times Daybreak poll predicted what pretty much everyone else saw as a distant and unlikely reality.
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News of the discounts spread like wildfire, leading hundreds to mass in front of stores before daybreak.
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Netflix's original post-apocalyptic series Daybreak ticks off this necessity before the first episode is halfway over.
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If you like zombie-fighting, mutated animals, and dismembered, mutilated limbs, Daybreak might be worth a watch.
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And we arrived in Barcelona and it was just daybreak and I remember walking toward Las Ramblas.
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You forgot to turn it off at daybreak, and now you've burned through all of your oil.
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Udoto said the lions still on the loose would likely return to the park before daybreak Saturday.
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Police said recovery operations with heavy machinery would be suspended overnight and restart at daybreak on Wednesday.
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Cashman then worked through the night to complete the trade, wrapping it up not long after daybreak.
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When Daybreak Games switched that server off, they effectively switched off the entirety of PlanetSide with it.
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There was an alternative: a newer field in Washington, closer and more convenient for practices at daybreak.
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From Amazon, you can get Spectacles in your choice of Onyx Moonlight, Sapphire Twilight, or Ruby Daybreak.
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In other immigration news, federal agents raided nearly 2000 63-Eleven stores across the country before daybreak.
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He's wearing an old windup watch to ensure that he budgets enough time to return before daybreak.
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The pipeline was hit at daybreak on Thursday and repaired, only to suffer another rupture at 11 p.m.
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Daybreak started to try to disabuse Josh of his delusions about Sam as early as its fourth episode.
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I didn't want to be there on Monday morning, so I needed to reach the car by daybreak.
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JUST before daybreak on July 16th 1945 Enrico Fermi lay down in the open desert of New Mexico.
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Tend to your inner light, as Leo would, and keep your faith until Jupiter makes daybreak in November.
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Don't forget to stay for the turnover into Industry Brunch, when fresh fruit is served at daybreak. 24.
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Videos on social media showed an enormous fireball lighting up the sky and continuing to burn after daybreak.
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On this cold winter morning, ISIS were taking advantage of the mist at daybreak to launch a counterattack.
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New York could break 1958 record In New York City, snow will begin to fall by daybreak Wednesday.
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Recovery efforts were suspended late on Friday because of inclement weather, and were set to resume at daybreak.
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The sea search will continue east of Singapore where the McCain and the tanker collided at daybreak Monday.
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By daybreak on the East Coast, condolence statements had begun to roll in from leaders around the world.
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Rain will be moving in from the south and is expected to reach Washington shortly after daybreak on Friday.
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We later see Sam beaming beneath a cardboard homecoming float crown in the finale shot of Daybreak season 1.
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As usual, several hundred lined up before daybreak on Saturday to enter the arena, many to get good seats.
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The Daybreak reminded me more of the utterly depressing tea I'd buy at the cafe in Heathrow bus station.
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We didn't sleep well and stayed awake until daybreak ... no helicopters or government officials have come to our assistance.
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The 2016 Race There's an interesting new entry in political polling: the U.S.C. Dornsife/Los Angeles Times "Daybreak" poll.
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Even shows that seemingly had potential to become blockbuster favorites — like apocalyptic YA dramedy Daybreak — were given the chop.
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Come daybreak, Venezuelan hawkers jostle for hours to get a spot on a bus traveling to the Colombian border.
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No longer must armies of professionals arbitrarily be rousted at daybreak, like groggy recruits heeding a bugle blowing reveille.
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At daybreak, video footage on local television revealed leveled houses and crumbled businesses in Nashville, a city of 691,000.
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At daybreak, towers rising nearly 400 feet peek out high above the canopy of palm trees, like gigantic dandelions.
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Netflix canceled its postapocalyptic comedy "Daybreak" after one season, the series cocreator Aron Coleite announced on Twitter on Monday.
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No longer must armies of professionals arbitrarily be rousted at daybreak, like groggy recruits heeding a bugle blowing reveille.
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The interstate reopened shortly before daybreak Thursday, but officials said traffic was slow-going because some drivers had fallen asleep.
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I got to say "yes" and was treated to a full-screen gif of Shia LaBeouf applauding my daybreak tumescence.
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At daybreak, more than 100,000 customers were without power in the Dallas/Fort Worth metropolitan area, power company Oncor said.
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Like many previous Netflix series, Daybreak strategically ends episodes on cliffhangers to encourage viewers to autoplay into the next one.
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Since, games like PUBG and Fortnite have grown wildly, forcing H1Z1 makers Daybreak to play a bit of catch up.
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He added that a total of between 12 and 16 inches of rainfall was expected in the area by daybreak.
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In Guatemala City, where migrant shelters filled with people, waves of people departed at daybreak on roads leading to Mexico.
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Elkington cited the example of the USC/Los Angeles Times Daybreak poll which accurately called last November's U.S. presidential election.
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It's also important to start early; aggressive shoppers (aka, YOU) start at daybreak, and you'll beat the post-breakfast rush.
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That might be bad news for Daybreak Game Company, the company behind Everquest and H1Z1, formerly Sony Online Entertainment (SOE).
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In a strange twist, and despite a mountain of evidence, Daybreak has denied any connection to the Russian-backed company.
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Mr. Ponnusamy said some fans had resorted to stealing milk before daybreak when dairy workers drop it off outside shops.
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Its impact could be felt up to 30 miles away, and toxic plumes could be seen for miles by daybreak.
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With a 72% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes, "Daybreak" wasn&apost a critical sensation, but it wasn&apost hated, either.
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Our bodies stir at daybreak and slump at nightfall, the light acting like a metronome for our delicate body clocks.
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You, my Albert, on me now like a daybreak inamorato, so unfamiliar I can only just remember your formal name.
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I passed out, mercifully quickly, to the dim roar of Slovenian drinking songs, and left before daybreak the next morning.
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In it, she captured Dondi, spray can in hand, straddling two subway cars at daybreak inside a Brooklyn train yard.
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By daybreak, the bus had arrived in the garbage-strewn Venezuelan town of San Antonio del Tachira, near the Colombian border.
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Yes, Riverdale was very specific in choosing where Moose was heading — because that's the location of Kearsley's new Netflix series, Daybreak.
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Daybreak may reveal the identity of Baron Triumph early on, but the series can't show all of its cards too quickly.
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They set off to return to base at daybreak, pausing briefly to rest in an unnamed village just after dawn broke.
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The best part of Daybreak is its imaginative world-building, which creates an engaging and dynamic survival landscape for the characters.
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He makes reference to voyages undertaken and to midday, daybreak, and other such points of passage in our experience of time.
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Plus, Daybreak has added in a Fortnite-style Battle Pass for the season, letting PS4 players unlock reward levels for $5.49.
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The Daybreak I brewed in my $7 in-cup infuser was better than the one I brewed in the $400 Leaf.
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"We're just waiting for daybreak to do an assessment of the damage," Dominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit told CNN's Rosemary Church.
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Daybreak is already being used at the 548th Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Group (ISRG) at Beale Air Force base in California.
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As rains picked up in Houston before daybreak on Saturday, the lights began to blink and, in some areas, go out.
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The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority and the union representing about 4,700 transit workers announced a tentative agreement before daybreak on Monday.
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After daybreak, others take to the sea in kayaks to face off against wet-suited gangs of security personnel in speedboats.
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Popular Dallas food reporter Stacy Fawcett – known as "Dallas' Favorite Foodie," on Channel 8's News 8 Daybreak – has died, PEOPLE confirms.
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Netflix's Daybreak details what happens after the end of the world if the only remaining sources of intelligent life are unaccompanied minors.
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Based on the first five episodes made available to critics, Daybreak treats important topics cavalierly, which detracts from the show's overall likability.
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Daybreak is relatively easy to follow because of its straight-to-camera monologues that break the fourth wall on a regular basis.
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Both "Daybreak" and "Son of India" have been released on DVD by Warner Archive, as part of a series of Novarro talkies.
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At daybreak Saturday, a gruesome scene was revealed at the raided house -- charred bodies and a roof blown off during three explosions.
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The eggs were sold under numerous brand names including Coburn Farms, Country Daybreak, Food Lion, Glenview, Great Value, Nelms and Sunshine Farms.
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Mr. McNaughton said Mr. Gabay saw the "beauty" of J'ouvert, whose name means daybreak and is meant to evoke a peaceful occasion.
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I asked Tony Jones about Daybreak Games' opinion of PlanetSide Forever in an email, but he elected not to address the question.
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The Search and Rescue team was sent out Thursday morning at daybreak, as it was too dark to find her at night.
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It can only be visited during the hour before nightfall and the hour before daybreak, when the sky is ready to perform.
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Well, Netflix's genre-hopping teen apocalypse adventure Daybreak, premiering Thursday, October 24, is the latest show I felt so very passionate about.
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An early in the series Easter egg confirms Daybreak is aware of how much it owes George Miller's 2015 weirdo dystopian epic.
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Daybreak pulls heavily from the Buffy The Vampire Slayer playbook, using its genre premise to heighten the dynamics of the high school experience.
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Low temperatures may actually be before midnight, in the upper 30s to low 40s, then rising perhaps 5 to 10 degrees before daybreak.
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It was 5 in the morning, daybreak was just happening, and there was a very soft light coming in through the living room.
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The best actress award went to Canadian actress Ornela Kapetani for her role in "Daybreak", a debut feature by Albanian director Gentian Koci.
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That means any lingering connection to Columbus Nova could leave Daybreak Game Company open to fines, prosecution, and jail time for its leadership.
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One player points me to a thread posted on the PlanetSide subreddit by Daybreak Games laying out their roadmap for the next year.
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By daybreak, gunfire and explosions reverberated across the city, as the jihadists fought street battles with security forces and snipers picked off targets.
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In a later video, posted after daybreak, Mr. Pérez turns the camera outside, where government officials can be seen calling up to him.
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The next day the visitor had disappeared, and when the family asked Krug about it he said the man had departed before daybreak.
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Before daybreak, militants had attacked an army unit attached to Afghanistan's main military academy, where the son was studying to be an officer.
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The next stage of product development has resulted in a product called Daybreak, that has been developed specifically for the US Air Force.
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Its ceramics come in four colors inspired by the California coastline: Daybreak (pink), Midnight (deep navy), Fog (light gray) and Moon (off-white).
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Upcoming Netflix drama Daybreak, about a teen outcast searching for his lost love during the zombie apocalypse, hits the streaming service later this year.
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Starting at daybreak on days of fair weather, the researchers walked slowly, carefully noting over 5,500 individual birds living in and around the buildings.
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It was just before daybreak when Goodman got into the water, started paddling out and spotted the top of a white vehicle partially submerged.
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But help never came, they say, so around daybreak the next morning, Thompson and the other 200 or so residents engineered their own rescue.
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For example, typing "/time set 0" instantly changes the time of day inside the game to daybreak; the sun suddenly appears on the horizon.
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That changed on Wednesday, when two women made history by slipping into the shrine before daybreak, flanked by plainclothes police deputed to protect them.
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Dozens of police were involved in the operation and gunfire could be heard in the capital's Ma Campagne district after daybreak, the witness said.
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Called "Kelly's Wave," it showed Slater, warmly dressed in a quilted jacket and a gray wool beanie, arriving at a misty pond at daybreak.
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He's a panelist on the U.S.C. Dornsife/Los Angeles Times Daybreak poll, which has emerged as the biggest polling outlier of the presidential campaign.
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Look, it's daybreak, dear, time to sing continues at the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts (724 South 12th Street, Omaha, Nebraska) through February 15.
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Residents of the Lower Keys and Key West will be allowed to return home on Sunday at daybreak, the officials said in a statement.
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On weekday mornings, soon after daybreak, the men and women of Khayelitsha leave their neighborhoods and walk to the nearest train or bus station.
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For two nights they fought off ferocious assaults but, recognizing that a third would be their last, slipped away in small groups before daybreak.
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Unfortunately, Sony sold off the division that created EverQuest to an investment firm in 2015, which rebranded the property as the Daybreak Game Company.
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Sounds from Lincoln Meadow are included, along with those from daybreak in 1996 on the Zimbabwe savannah, featuring barking baboons and honking Egyptian geese.
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In New York and Philadelphia, the storm will hit around daybreak, with 220-mph winds creating whiteout conditions at times, CNN meteorologist Dave Hennen said.
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Amid that glut, neither "Looking for Alaska" nor "Daybreak" seems destined to resonate much beyond narrow bases, but stranger things -- and "Stranger Things" -- have happened.
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However, both characters' main storylines are tied to their relationship (although it is a very unhealthy version of love in Daybreak) and protecting that person.
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By daybreak, more than 370,000 residents were without power in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania, down from more than 600,000 on Tuesday night.
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In a statement posted on the studio's website, Daybreak Game Company's president, Russell Shanks, said the title just simply didn't live up the franchise's standards.
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The Daybreak poll is weighted to account for that problem and ensure that our sample represents the ethnic and socioeconomic diversity of the U.S. population.
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Like every year, spectators began to gather before daybreak to see the cars creep onto the lawn, as well as a few inevitable sputtering breakdowns.
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This may be partly because astronauts don't have to wake up early to see daybreak; they get a sunrise and a sunset every 24.63 minutes.
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CreditCreditDavid Turnley/Corbis, via Getty Images BEIJING — As daybreak neared on June 4, 33, Zhou Duo walked toward the ranks of soldiers bristling with guns.
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With their exhibition, Look, it's daybreak, dear, time to sing, Richard Ibghy and Marilou Lemmens investigate the complex, cross-species relationship between birds and humans.
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His secret bookstore became a haven for book lovers who knew its address, and it was famed for its blurry salons that lasted until daybreak.
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At daybreak, emergency crews and residents witnessed more of the aftermath that Jones called "catastrophic," and the search was on for survivors and more victims.
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Indonesia's search and rescue agency stopped the search for the day at 9 PM local time, but will resume at daybreak on Monday, its spokesman said.
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Come daybreak, the Michigan student usually has a hard time waking up, which has made him late for school more than once, according to the outlet.
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Authorities started to search for the missing man at daybreak Thursday, searching by foot and also trying to ping the man's cellphone to find his location.
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If the rest of the season leans into that direction, Daybreak could potentially emerge with a comedic voice that feels like something more than a pastiche.
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Winds, rain and storm surge will increase, with the center of Nestor expected to make landfall around daybreak Saturday near Panama City in the Florida Panhandle.
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The waste arrives before daybreak at the plant run by Shandong Qiaobin Agricultural Technology Co, where it is fed through pipes to cockroaches in their cells.
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At daybreak, when Heyward and his wife, Angela Grant Heyward, returned home from the hospital, their six-year-old son Quentin was still in bed sleeping.
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Games studio Daybreak Game Company has canceled EverQuest Next, an upcoming free-to-play MMO that was supposed to be a successor to numerous EverQuest titles.
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The Daybreak poll also is distinct from other polls not just in our inclusivity, but also in our effort to assess voter support for presidential candidates.
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Avoiding the main approach, they used a route that's not open to the public to reach the chamber where Lord Ayyappa is enshrined shortly before daybreak.
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Several rocks fell on Highway 1 south of Big Sur, and the road was closed until it could be assessed at daybreak Monday, according to Caltrans.
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At daybreak, she returned to the house and saw her husband atop a snowbank, stripped of his clothes, bound at the wrists and ankles, lying lifeless.
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People drawn to J'ouvert, a contraction of the French term for daybreak, say it is a tradition they used to celebrate in their native Caribbean countries.
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The List is defined by a series of rituals, which unfold shortly after daybreak every day on the plaza outside the border crossings at El Chaparral.
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The company said today it's planning to release a show called The Only Podcast Left as a fictional companion to its new apocalyptic zombie show Daybreak.
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At daybreak, stalls open to sell pak choi and strings of Chinese sausages, and locals hustle around corners in search of condiments for their siu mai.
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Though if snow is still falling come daybreak on Sunday, then people will have four hours from the time the final flake falls to get to work.
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The approach that Vision Esports is taking to building their league (around the wildly popular battle royale format) alongside game publisher Daybreak Games is a new model.
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Josh's narration lays out the exposition of Daybreak as well as the obstacles he and the rest of the surviving teenagers (who have separated into gangs) face.
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Rose Acre Farms of Seymour, Indiana, recalled eggs under a number of labels including Coburn Farms, Country Daybreak, Food Lion, Glenview, Great Value, Nelms, and Sunshine Farms.
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In Pemba, the provincial capital of Cabo Delgado and an economic hub, residents told CNN they met daybreak with a sense of relief Friday after Kenneth struck.
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Titled "Daybreak," it depicts a group of Bedouin olive pickers sleeping outdoors on the road of a farm, which, according to the catalogue, is near Mitzpe Ramon.
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At daybreak Tuesday, Ambulance Service deputy director Miltiadis Mylonas said the number of casualties was likely to rise as the more gutted homes and cars were checked.
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When a nonprofit, fan-made legacy server called Project 1999 sought to recreate the original experience of the MMORPG EverQuest, Daybreak Game Company gave them their blessing.
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Rescuers stopped their search intermittently because of heavy rain, and the search and rescue operation was suspended at nightfall and will resume at daybreak Monday, Palangdan said.
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Crab noodles were freed from their modest cardboard container and ensconced in a pink Daybreak serving bowl; bok choy was dished with a matte black serving spoon.
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The Flatbush shooting happened just a few hours before J'ouvert, daybreak festivities that take place in Brooklyn to ring in the annual West Indian American Day Parade.
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In October 2014, she decided to force herself to engage New York City during its daybreak hours, before it applied its makeup or donned its power suit.
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I ended up back at her place, and found myself skulking away just before daybreak, retrieving my clothes from a dark dorm room floor and dressing silently.
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By around daybreak on Sunday, the mercury had dipped below zero in Central Park, to minus 222, breaking a century-old record for the date, set on Feb.
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Ira Madison III, a television writer for Netflix's forthcoming postapocalyptic show Daybreak and host of Crooked Media's Keep It, believes DeGeneres may be a bit out of touch.
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Daybreak uses the "schmuck bait" technique — Josh literally calls his own narrative out on this — in episode 2 to fool the viewers into thinking Baron will be unmasked.
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The eggs were sold under at least 10 brand names, including Coburn Farms, Country Daybreak, Crystal Farms, Food Lion, Glenview, Great Value, Nelms, Publix, Sunshine Farms, and Sunups.
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On the evening before his first day at a moving company in July, Carr realized he'd have to walk 0003 miles overnight to reach his job by daybreak.
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Clues of the Day for me were "Creator of plot holes?" for HOE, "Ones helping people up?" for SHERPAS and "One on the web at daybreak?" for DEWDROP.
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Waking up early on a Monday morning isn't easy, especially as the temperatures drop, but there's reason to get out of bed before daybreak this Monday, November 13.
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The alarm bells began ringing louder when Ruth started repeating a "kind of entertaining" story about the neighbors doing Tai Chi in the garden every morning at daybreak.
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We were the only people there at daybreak, but the playground was teeming with birds and squirrels making a meal of the food scraps humans had left behind.
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When I got to the camp early Monday morning, before daybreak, a long line of hundreds of migrants had already filled the industrial road leading from the camp.
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With Daybreak Games seemingly uninterested in stopping them, it wasn't long before the only war being fought in PlanetSide was against its hackers—and no one was winning.
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About 663,000 people had gathered on Waimea Bay, Hawaii, at daybreak last week on Wednesday morning, hoping to see the Quiksilver in Memory of Eddie Aikau surfing competition.
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Today, so many experiences are artificially prepared for consumers; in a polluted world, a phony daybreak could be marketed to substitute for the wonder of a real one.
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Clouds increase overnight with a few light showers possible near daybreak, which could mix with wet snow or sleet in our colder locations if they arrive early enough.
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In Netflix teen dramedy Daybreak, the Los Angeles city is the center of the apocalypse, and it's taking typical high school drama to the most extreme of places.
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But on J'ouvert, the daybreak celebration of Caribbean culture traditionally held in Brooklyn before the West Indian American Day Parade, "I am always a queen," Ms. Herbert declared.
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It's time to see if Daybreak can do the same for Netflix's sprawling teen empire — Josh Wheeler & Co. certainly have the Samurai swords necessary to protect their throne.
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A recent memo Mr. Micklethwait sent to his staff outlined a long list of new endeavors, and achievements, including an opinion site, Gadfly, and a morning news service, Daybreak.
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Figuring out why all the adults are Ghoulies is one of the main concerns in Daybreak because it will help Josh and his group determine why this apocalypse happened.
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The constant switching of tones and perspectives adds a jolt of energy to the series, but Daybreak still ultimately feels like a lot of style with very little substance.
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DAYBREAK on the outskirts of Salla, a town in Lapland, north of the Arctic Circle in Finland, so remote that its slogan is "Salla: In the Middle of Nowhere".
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This makes Josh's "biological" theory more valid, and it also gives them hope that the mutations can be reversed, which separates Daybreak from the countless shows about the undead.
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The retrieval mission, which began at daybreak on Friday, came after the New Zealand authorities had repeatedly delayed it out of concern for the safety of the recovery team.
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Connie Chen, Insider Picks reporter: Skinny in Daybreak Indigo, $79Having learned about Revtown earlier this year from my coworker Amir, I was excited to try these jeans for myself.
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Following an eclectic group of survivors as they navigate this strange and treacherous world, Daybreak is part samurai saga, part endearing coming-of-age story, and part Battle Royale.
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Pyongyang residents have been mobilized before daybreak and after work, as well as during regular work hours, to make preparations, a Western source in Pyongyang told Reuters, requesting anonymity.
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As we traveled with Iraqi special forces deep in western Mosul last week, in the mostly residential Mosul Jidideh neighborhood, we saw desperate families start out right at daybreak.
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Brian Ralph's cult hit comic Daybreak — published in installments throughout the 2000s, then released as a graphic novel in 2001 — is an intimate zombie story told completely in first person.
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Plus, Daybreak showcases a queer, interracial relationship via Wesley and Turbo (Cody Kearsley), who is a former teammate of Wesley's, and the two stay together (however secretly) after the apocalypse.
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Also featured in the show is "Daybreak," a 1923 print not in a calendar series, which was Parrish's most reproduced image of the 1920s era, according to a wall text.
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TODAY the monks of Mount Sinai devoted even longer than usual to their morning prayers, which always start in the middle of the Egyptian night and continue well beyond daybreak.
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Protests erupted on Tuesday in the southern port city of Karachi after electricity was cut during the pre-dawn feast Muslims hold before they begin fasting from daybreak to sunset.
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Revenge of Pontianak Daybreak — NETFLIX ORIGINAL This post-apocolyptic show follows a group of high schoolers as they attempt to survive after a nuclear blast on the night of Homecoming.
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J'ouvert, which draws its name from a French term for daybreak, and the West Indian American Day Carnival, which follows, together make for one of the city's biggest cultural celebrations.
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Enter a pair of series devoted to teen troubles, Hulu's "Looking for Alaska," adapted from a young-adult novel; and Netflix's "Daybreak," a strange construct set in a post-apocalyptic world.
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In fact, Netflix's latest original series Daybreak adds to the streaming giant's lineup of dystopian futures (hi, The Society) while putting a twist on the traditional zombie rules: enter Daybreak's Ghoulies.
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In a corner of the capital on Thursday, workers queued at daybreak to board 14 of around a hundred factory-bound buses, some still emblazoned with advertisements for the Note 7.
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The threats are heard at daybreak in the city centre when Mr López Obrador holds a two-hour press conference above a buried palace where the Aztec emperors once held court.
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When the sun shines, we all shine together -- especially when Rihanna's one of the first people there to greet you at daybreak after a night of celebrating an epic Met Gala.
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Suggestions include starting it at daybreak, not the middle of the night, and screening the crowds, forbidding backpacks and deterring guns, the way Times Square is secured on New Year's Eve.
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Eggs from the North Carolina farm were sold to restaurants and in supermarkets under multiple brand names, including Coburn Farms, Country Daybreak, Food Lion, Glenview, Great Value, Nelms and Sunshine Farms.
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Originals like Jenny Slate's comedy special and the fifth season of Schitt's Creek are coming next month, as well as new shows like Daybreak and the Breaking Bad movie El Camino.
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In the recent post-apocalyptic series "Daybreak," characters comment on the array of products stockpiled in an apartment: Red Bull energy drinks, Settlers of Catan board games, Tide Pods and more.
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They caught the eye of a game developer at Sony Online Entertainment (now called Daybreak Game Company) who saw someone playing Greene's battle royale ARMA mod on streaming video game site Twitch.
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While Greene declines to reveal how much he was compensated by the gaming company, he says "I was looked after by Daybreak," and it was enough to get him off the dole.
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"I must declare a state of lawless violence in this country, it's not martial law," Duterte told a phalanx of reporters on a Davao street at daybreak after visiting the blast site.
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As first reported by Massivelyop (MOP), a site dedicated to reporting on massively multiplayer role-playing games, Renova is the parent company of Columbus Nova, which is allegedly part owner of Daybreak.
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Recalled eggs were sold in grocery stores and to restaurants under multiple brand names, including Coburn Farms, Country Daybreak, Crystal Farms, Food Lion, Glenview, Great Value, Nelms, Publix, Sunshine Farms and Sunups.
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The only genuine moments of peace in the searing documentary "The Seventh Fire" come at the very beginning: lyrical shots of headlights moving forward on a long stretch of road at daybreak.
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Its developer, Daybreak Games, stated that this was "due to evolving business needs and technical requirements," but that's little solace to the players who loved and invested hundreds of hours into it.
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The students who took shelter in the Church of Jesus of the Divine Mercy along with priests and journalists endured a night of gunfire until the bishops won their release at daybreak.
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Based on the graphic novel of the same name by Brian Ralph, Daybreak stars Colin Ford as protagonist Josh Wheeler as he searches for his missing girlfriend amidst the post-apocalyptic rubble.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Nancy Haynes titled her diptych, "Black milk of daybreak we drink it at evening we drink it at midday and morning we drink it at night…" (2016).
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According to Deadline, Daybreak is based on Brian Ralph's graphic novel and about a group of teens who have to navigate life after the end of the world in the Los Angeles city.
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Defaulting to the idea of jocks as bullies is just one of the many places where Daybreak lazily rehashes 1980s tropes, even as it's desperate to be a cutting-edge Gen Z series.
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The biggest problem with Daybreak is that for every solid joke or hilarious visual gag, there's an attempt at irreverent topicality that falls flat, or an homage that feels lazy rather than clever.
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The racing was punctuated by crashes, with Venezuelan former F1 driver Pastor Maldonado hitting the barriers at Tertre Rouge in the number 31 Dragonspeed LMP2 after daybreak and bringing out the safety car.
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These included the star-like paintings "Daybreak" (1977-78), "Tug" (Jul 1978), "With" (1978), "Talk" (1978), "Once" (1978) and "Deliver" (23), which would all demonstrate the first full commitment to this dramatic shift.
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On Monday, the first day of the General Assembly, the girls are up hours before daybreak so they can greet heads of state as they enter the U.N. Summit for Refugees and Migrants.
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Mars will appear to rise in the east at around sunset and set in the west just at daybreak and its sunlit side will be visible all night long to astronomers and stargazers.
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"72 and Sunny" is Day's first release since 2014, when he dropped his third LP Daybreak, a collection of covers and original music that debuted at No. 1 on the iTunes Jazz Chart.
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We have accounted for this with larger-than-usual confidence intervals compared to other polls of similar size, Anyone who refers to the Daybreak poll should pay close attention to the confidence intervals.
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Protesters, who occupied the airport for five days - disrupting flights on Monday and Tuesday - mostly withdrew by daybreak, with several groups issuing statements blending contrition for the chaos with defiance of the authorities.
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So on a rainy day, we walked down a narrow path from daybreak through afternoon, but the soldiers had no radios to call for help when it quickly became flooded for vast stretches.
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Better to be hearing the bullying jays or cardinals singing their vespers, however, than to have a fearsome T-rex peering in at you through your upstairs windows at daybreak, ready for breakfast.
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The Netflix original series, "Daybreak," debuted on Thursday, and while there's no official word on a second season yet, the creator of the show's source material could be cooking up some potential inspiration.
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The NWS stated that "major hurricane force winds" were expected to batter the area at daybreak, with winds speeds well over 100 miles per hour making their way up the state's western coast.
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But the blood in their veinsIs of the people who managed to steal away in the middle of the night, across borders,Swimming oceans and traversing countriesIn the hope of witnessing another daybreak.
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Leaving behind nights of terror and fear I rise Into a daybreak that's wondrously clear I rise Bringing the gifts that my ancestors gave, I am the dream and the hope of the slave.
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Fire crews were planning to use fixed wing aircraft and helicopters to tackle the fire at daybreak Tuesday because the fire's intensity is making it difficult for crew to battle it on the ground.
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Mike North, a co-host of Fox Sports Radio's morning show Daybreak, on Monday shared his thoughts about Jessica Mendoza, an Olympic softball gold medalist and ESPN's newest addition to its baseball broadcasting team.
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In Palembang city on the western island of Sumatra where the total eclipse should have been visible, cloudy skies and smog obscured the view for thousands of people who gathered outside shortly after daybreak.
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The thunderstorms started a few hours before daybreak on Saturday and brought rainfall at rates of up to two inches per hour, said Tim Morrin, an observation program leader with the National Weather Service.
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Flash floods The National Weather Service (NWS) warned that river and flash flooding was possible overnight Monday into Tuesday with rainfall of up to 3 inches possible by daybreak in New York and Pennsylvania.
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Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to flood the streets of central Brooklyn over Labor Day weekend for the J'ouvert parade, a daybreak celebration that marks the start of Carnival in Caribbean cultures.
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Arie Kapteyn, an economist at USC, ran the USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times Presidential Election Daybreak Poll, which consistently said Trump would become president of the United States, even when most other polls did not.
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The sun peaks around the Washington Monument as geese float down the Potomac River at daybreak Sunday, July 1, 2018, in Washington on what is expected to be another hot day in the Nation's Capital.
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Plumes of white smoke still emanated from the charred, 63-storey Address Downtown Dubai hotel and residential block at daybreak, but civil defence crews had mostly extinguished the flames which erupted around 2130 (1730 GMT).
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Plumes of white smoke still emanated from the charred, 63-storey Address Downtown Dubai hotel and residential block at daybreak, but civil defense crews had mostly extinguished the flames which erupted around 2130 (1730 GMT).
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Eventually, it was no longer the genre-defining game it once was, and by the time Daybreak Games released PlanetSide 2 in 2012 for PC and later for Playstation 4, its population had shrunk considerably.
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"Daybreak," which follows a group of teenagers in a post-apocalyptic wasteland where adults have either died or turned into zombies, is based on a 2011 graphic novel of the same name by Brian Ralph.
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New Order's "True Faith" contains the phrase "depend on the morning sun," so we surmise that a wistful daybreak epiphany of self-worth and personal agency is somehow relevant to Copperwhite's motivation for the eponymous painting.
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"Since daybreak today, we have mobilised 7,800 people from police, fire authorities and the Self-Defence Forces to do our utmost in searching and rescuing the affected," Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told a news conference.
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Venus Palermo (aka Venus Angelic) was perhaps the most famous of their first wave, appearing on the UK's Daybreak and My Strange Addiction dressed in full skirts and Mary Janes, accessorised with a preternaturally placid smile.
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Last year Daybreak Games set a major precedent by sanctioning a private server for Everquest, another of their online games—but it remains to be seen whether or not they'll afford PlanetSide Forever the same benefit.
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It's when she ceases strenuously "writing" — cracking awful jokes or remarking on the mosques "blushing" at daybreak — and begins to ask questions of her characters and herself, that we get an entirely original take on Lear.
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The difference here is that while The Society was a thoughtful exploration of the darker side of human nature a la Lord of the Flies, Daybreak relishes in the humor of the whole world going bonkers.
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In the hours following the attack, nurses, doctors, fire personnel, hospital administrators and volunteers rushed to Las Vegas's only trauma center to care for hundreds of victims, and lines formed at daybreak outside of blood banks.
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A few hours before daybreak, the storm was about 75 miles (120 km) east-northeast of the city of Durango, blowing maximum sustained winds of 35 mph (55 kph), the Miami-based U.S. National Hurricane Center said.
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They wear absurd leather outfits and travel in a fleet of souped-up vehicles, but though Daybreak is the first to acknowledge that they're Mad Max wannabes, that doesn't make the cribbing feel any less one-note.
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Carr took him to a hospital in Oak Hill, West Virginia, where, just before daybreak, an intern officially declared Williams dead and placed his time of expiration at about 19000 AM that morning, New Year's Day, 1953.
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EverQuest II developer Sony Online Entertainment (now Daybreak Game Company) and Chevaliers' Romance III developer KingSoft provided the researchers access to gamers' play time and character levels, and measured player performance by how quickly they leveled up.
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A friend of mine recorded sound in Hamburg, and one of his favorite things is to record the dawn chorus, when you get up at daybreak and all the birds wake up and start singing at once.
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She'll also be tasked with helping late-night joints get the licenses and permits they need to open up shop, and drafting new policies to help support the places where New Yorkers rage until daybreak, according to DNAinfo.
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If you want to grab a pair, Snapchat's new Spectacles are priced at $149.99 in the US and are offered in the same three colors you can get from Snap directly: onyx moonlight, sapphire twilight, and ruby daybreak.
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Osan Air Base, South Korea (CNN)The first flight takes off from Osan Air Base just after daybreak, ascending high above the Korean Peninsula to collect and send critical data back to US military headquarters in South Korea.
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Just a few years ago, the hundreds gathered for the event overseen by Cuban President Raul Castro would have been in a celebratory mood, but the brief ceremony at daybreak in Havana's colonial district was a sober affair.
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BRASÍLIA — The mercantile thrum at the Posto da Torre begins at daybreak with a rush of motorcycle deliverymen and taxi drivers who come to fill their tanks with gas, and their bellies with warm puffs of cheesy bread.
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And so began a surreal evening that stretched until daybreak, punctuated by violence that killed at least 265 people, most of them members of the security forces, as various factions fought each other for control of the country.
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Since daybreak, all I had seen were soy fields, most of them reportedly owned by Blairo Maggi, Brazil's "Soy King," who once won Greenpeace's Golden Chainsaw Award for the huge tracts of wilderness he was responsible for destroying.
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Image 26 of 133 RAFAH BORDER CROSSING, Gaza Strip – Just after daybreak, Hamed al-Shaer came down the narrow stairway of his family&aposs home in southern Gaza pulling a black suitcase and said goodbye to his mother.
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When the boats set out in the afternoon from Majuro, the capital of the Marshall Islands, Kelen's plan was to sail through the night and approach Aur at daybreak, to avoid crashing into its reef in the dark.
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One question Tony Jones did respond to was my concern that, in closing down PlanetSide and providing no way for players to experience its unique gameplay, Daybreak Games was essentially erasing a very crucial part of gaming culture.
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By daybreak, they had strung up plastic tarps to shield them from the sun and rain, and they vowed to stay until the asylum seekers among them were permitted to step on American soil and petition for protection.
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At the daybreak ceremony one year later, friends and family members bowed their heads for 58 seconds of silence before a choral group sang "You'll Never Walk Alone" and the air was filled with the mournful strains of bagpipes.
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Over the last few days, the streaming service also debuted Daybreak, a bound-for-social-media-infamy teen apocalypse series, Jenny Slate's emotional special, and a food show that gives you Chrissy Teigen riding a camel through the desert.
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The speech ends in sublime vulnerability: he started looking at me real strange like i waz a woman or somethin/ started talkin real soft in the backseat of that ol buick WOW by daybreak i just cdnt stop grinnin.
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In between, however, Strider wrote, "Again… Very very sorry for the drunk comment… You know how I think you're a radiant daybreak BUT that comment was really out of line… So sorry…" The next night, at 10:22014 p.m.
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"It's like showing up at the nursing home at daybreak to find your elderly uncle running pantsless across the courtyard and cursing loudly about the cafeteria food, as worried attendants tried to catch him," the anonymous author reportedly wrote.
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So that the kids wouldn't run away out of anger or shame, Vanessa learned to park off Route 1, in crevices of the city that were so still and abandoned that no one dared crack a door until daybreak.
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While Netflix's other recent additions to its slate of teen and kids programming — such as Spinning Out, Raising Dion, and Daybreak — have centered narratives around the varying formative experiences of teens of color, Locke & Key is noticeably mum on such themes.
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By daybreak on June 21944, 1944, Allied soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines under the supreme command of General Dwight D. Eisenhower crossed the English Channel and landed on the beaches of Normandy to begin the long-awaited liberation of Europe.
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She touched so many people through her stories, through interviews here at the station on Daybreak and 41Today and through the people she met while working with different volunteer groups as she tried to make a difference in people's lives.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Looking for an escape from the daily realities of crisis-ridden Venezuela, Carmen Borges finds solace receiving visitors on the roof of her Caracas apartment building every morning: groups of blue and gold macaws that arrive at daybreak.
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The Movement Electronic Music Festival had its tenth annual edition here on Memorial Day weekend, attracting a total of more than 100,000 people from Saturday to Monday to Hart Plaza downtown and to after-parties until daybreak around the city.
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Worn by a teenaged Venus, the style elicited the kind of reaction punk did decades ago: The Daily Mail labelled her "freakish," and in her Daybreak interview presenter Helen Fospero says she would be "horrified" if her daughter dressed this way.
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Brian Ralph, a sequential arts professor at Savannah College of Art and Design, posted pages of his comic "Daybreak" to his own blog "for fun" before it grew a fan base and was published as a graphic novel in 2011.
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Chord isn't just another member of the PlanetSide community, he's also the developer of PlanetSide Forever, a project that aims to emulate PlanetSide so that players can continue to play using their own servers instead of relying on Daybreak Games.
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As Chord's curiosity for how PlanetSide was built evolved along with his skill in programming, his focus shifted to the idea of building a perfect recreation of PlanetSide that could exist independent of what Daybreak Games did with the original.
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The constellation Gemini — out of which the Geminids appear to radiate — will rise in the Northeast in the early evening, and then by midnight, will be nearly directly overhead in the Southwestern sky, before setting in the West around daybreak.
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"It's like showing up at the nursing home at daybreak to find your elderly uncle running pantsless across the courtyard and cursing loudly about the cafeteria food, as worried attendants tried to catch him," the author wrote, according to The Post.
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"It's like showing up at the nursing home at daybreak to find your elderly uncle running pantsless across the courtyard and cursing loudly about the cafeteria food, as worried attendants tried to catch him," the author said, according to The Post.
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Federal immigration agents descended on dozens of 227-Eleven convenience stores across the country before daybreak on Wednesday, arresting undocumented workers and demanding paperwork from managers, in what the Trump administration described as its largest enforcement operation against employers so far.
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Live updates: US reels after mass shootings By daybreak Wednesday, Trump was also tweeting about the Dayton shooter "supporting political figures like Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and ANTIFA," despite the fact authorities have not determined a political motivation for the perpetrator.
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DURRES, Albania (Reuters) - Rescuers searching for survivors in the ruins of an Albanian hotel three days after an earthquake destroyed the six-storey building and many others in the Albanian port of Durres will resume their work at daybreak on Saturday.
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The National Weather Service said earlier on Saturday that "major hurricane force winds" were expected to batter the Keys on Sunday at daybreak, with wind speeds still well over 100 miles per hour making their way up the state's western coast.
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Monday's assault started before daybreak when an attacker detonated his suicide vest at the entrance of the military base, near the Marshal Fahim Military Academy in the west of Kabul, Dawlat Waziri, spokesman for the Ministry of Defense told CNN.
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"Daybreak," the first photograph in the exhibition, depicts a group of Bedouin workers wrapped in bright blankets sleeping at the edge of an olive grove during harvest time, while an enormous industrial-looking complex — a prison, it turns out — looms on the horizon.
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"The most appropriate response to the Daybreak poll should not be to dismiss it because it reveals something unfamiliar and potentially disagreeable, but rather to study it and learn from it so the science of public opinion research can move forward," Schnur wrote.
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Crute will next appear in another queer role on the Netflix sci-fi dystopia series Daybreak, and yet there is a vast catalogue of queer actors who've played multiple queer roles who have chosen to remain publicly silent about their own sexuality.
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The Pierce County Sheriff's Department set out to find a 64-year-old man at daybreak Thursday after his wife called and reported that her husband, his car and their dog, Daisy, were missing from their home in the Eatonville area, authorities said.
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NEW YORK — At the head of 500 troopers, General ''Pancho'' Villa, bandit leader of the Mexican rebels, dashed across the New Mexican border at daybreak this morning [March 9] and raided the town of Columbus, sixty miles west of El Paso, Tex.
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At the daybreak ceremony one year later, friends and family members of those slain or wounded bowed their heads for 58 seconds of silence before a choral group sang "You'll Never Walk Alone" and the air filled with the mournful strains of bagpipes.
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"We're not out of the woods totally, but we're looking much better," Calcasieu Parish Sheriff Tony Mancuso said The heaviest overnight rain bands also spared New Orleans, where sun broke through the clouds after daybreak and schools reopened Wednesday after closing a day earlier.
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SAN ANTONIO SECORTEZ, Guatemala (Reuters) - Shortly before daybreak on Christmas Eve, Claudia Maquin wept silently when she was finally reunited with the still body of her daughter Jakelin Caal, two weeks after the Guatemalan girl died in U.S. custody at the age of 7.
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"With the craziness that is going on with the migration, with people pouring in all over the place, I think that Britain will end up separating from the EU, that's my opinion," Trump said in the interview with ITV television program "Daybreak" broadcast on Thursday.
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Columbus Nova is Renova's only American subsidiary and Andrew Intrater, its CEO, donated $250,000 to Trump's election campaign But Daybreak thinks none of this is going to be a problem because it's not actually affiliated with Columbus Nova, despite saying as much in the past.
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But neither Russia nor the Central African Republic have shown much interest in clarifying why the journalists suddenly changed their plans and decided to leave Sibut after sundown to travel north, instead of waiting until daybreak and traveling east as they had originally intended.
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New Star Wars doc unravels the series' funniest and most enduring mystery 'Daybreak' trailer combines Matthew Broderick and a gang of zombie-fighting teens John Oliver breaks down the issues with immigration, shares his own story Beyoncé announces surprise 'Making The Gift' TV special
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CHRIS JENNINGS, who also worked on health care reform in the Obama White House and then advised the Clinton campaign: I walked into the streets of New York about 2:30 am or so and just strolled the alleys for hours by myself until daybreak.
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During a recent "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas" segment last month about Brazil's growth outlook, Bloomberg's Erik Schatzker reported that Brazil's stock market is up 40 percent this year, the Brazilian real is one of the world's best-performing currencies and credit default swap spreads have been narrowing.
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In more recent times, leaders of the democratic world have taken the period of daybreak-to-dusk abstinence, the latest enactment of which began at sunset on May 5th, as a cue to salute and reassure Muslims everywhere, in their own countries and around the world.
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Pining after the brilliant scholar Sarah, a close friend whom he has loved for many years, Ritter sublimates his longing into a vast romantic cartography, retracing the itinerary of their friendship—Paris, Vienna, Damascus, Aleppo, Bandar Abbas, Tehran—in a mental move eastward that ends at daybreak.
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Set in the neighborhood of Shibuya, the Toshihiko Morosawa-directed video begins with Krush setting up his analog turntables and laptop in the quiet calm of midnight, measuring the acoustics of the space and preparing his equipment so that his set can be perfectly timed with daybreak.
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About 100 students along with priests and journalists were holed up in the Church of Jesus of the Divine Mercy, enduring hours of gunfire until church mediators secured their release shortly after daybreak, said Cardinal Leopoldo José Brenes Solórzano, the archbishop of Managua, who confirmed the deaths.
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It's the most normal we've ever seen Lenny behave, and it's particularly nice to see how chagrined he and Andrew both look when Sister Mary confronts them as they return at daybreak, exchanging sideways glances and small smiles like they are little boys caught being naughty by their mother.
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Eat I have three refrigerators in my life: the one you can walk into at the restaurant, with the interior safety-release door clasp and the diamond-plate floor; and the double-door one at home that blooms incandescent light like time-lapse daybreak when you open her.
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Their exhibition, with the buoyant title Look, it's daybreak, dear, time to sing, at the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts (organized by renowned Canadian curator, art writer, and art historian Sylvie Fortin, who is the center's curator-in-residence) is at once playful and political, whimsical and sobering.
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She upstaged him among factory workers in the north on Wednesday, campaigned early Monday at the main market outside Paris to steal the thunder of his victory party at a fashionable Left Bank restaurant, and was on a fishing boat at daybreak Thursday with fishermen, television cameras in tow.
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In the waltz-drenched "Daybreak," adapted from a novella by Arthur Schnitzler, Novarro plays a rakish imperial lieutenant who seduces an innocent music teacher; in "Son of India," he appears à la Rudolph Valentino, as a wealthy princeling who embarks on a forbidden love affair with Madge Evans's naïve American tourist.
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The Airbus A321, operated by Russian airline Kogalymavia under the brand name Metrojet, was flying from the Egyptian Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh when it went down in the central Sinai soon after daybreak, crashing into a mountainous area shortly after losing radar contact while near cruising altitude.
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The Airbus A321, operated by Russian airline Kogalymavia under the brand name Metrojet, was flying from the popular Egyptian Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh when it went down in the central Sinai soon after daybreak, crashing into a mountainous area shortly after losing radar contact while near cruising altitude.
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Others included shifting the start-time of the traditionally pre-dawn (J'ouvert means "daybreak" in some of the French-based Creoloe languages of the Caribbean) festival from 4 AM to 6 AM, increasing the presence of patrolling officers by over 10 percent, and prohibiting revelers from carrying backpacks and large bags.
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The Airbus A321, operated by Russian airline Kogalymavia under the brand name Metrojet, was flying from the popular Egyptian Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh when it went down in the central Sinai area soon after daybreak, crashing into a mountainous area shortly after losing radar contact while near cruising altitude.
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A unanimous three-judge panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said a district judge erred in finding that, because Daybreak Ventures LLC terminated LeAnn Starnes more than a year after she reported a maintenance worker had been paid improperly, she could not link the incident to her 2011 firing.
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The sea search by aircraft and ships from the U.S., Singapore and Malaysian navies will continue east of Singapore where the McCain and the tanker collided at daybreak Monday, the 7th Fleet said, but the shift of focus to the McCain itself is a blow to families still hoping for a miracle.
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"Poems of Paul Celan" From the first lines of Celan's "Todesfuge": Black milk of daybreak we drink it at sundown/ we drink it at noon in the morning we drink it at night/ we drink and we drink it Celan's poems are terrifying and beautiful; many of them reflect his experience of the Holocaust.
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If you need other reasons, he will talk breathlessly about their sophisticated echolocation; or their insect-eating prowess (some can eat as many as 1,000 mosquitoes in a night); or the simple fact of their beauty, especially the sight of them rushing en masse back to their roosts before daybreak, a phenomenon called dawn swarming.
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Researchers believe that light plays the largest role in regulating circadian rhythms related to sleep, and so the idea is that the Re-Timer tricks your brain into thinking it needs to go to sleep earlier or later by mimicking the conditions it's used to in the natural world—sunlight at daybreak, for example.
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All told, the eight-episode limited series is a pretty slim if earnest conceit, although it has more heft than "Daybreak," which exhausts its best joke at the outset, when the camera zooms past Hollywood and Beverly Hills and settles on the unlikely venue for this end-of-the-world dramedy -- namely, drab old Glendale, Cal.
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BALTIMORE — The sky was still dark, and the rain was still pelting Pimlico Race Course, but by daybreak on Sunday, Team Nyquist had made up its mind: Its previously undefeated colt would head to Belmont Park for a rematch with Exaggerator, who a day earlier had vanquished his nemesis in the slop to win the Preakness Stakes.
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Although I have never talked to Haynes about this painting, and have no idea what was on her mind when she started it, I think the various points I have touched upon are among the reasons that Celan's poem spoke to her: she wanted to know if paint could become "black milk of daybreak," and, equally important, if she and the viewer could "drink" it in.
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With daybreak, volunteers used chain saws to clear paths for emergency workers, while at the R&D Grocery, people asked each other if they were OK. "I'm still thanking God I'm among the living," said John Jones, who has lived most of his life in Beauregard, an unincorporated community of roughly 10,000 people about 60 miles east of Montgomery near the Georgia state line.
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