Seen in the dead of night, they look haunted, even apocalyptic.
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Democrats accused McConnell of pushing testimony to the dead of night.
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First came the anonymous phone calls in the dead of night.
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The best ideas come to me in the dead of night.
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Some require immediate action and can arrive in the dead of night.
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And they'll try to do it by dead of night, of course.
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It was added to the NDAA as amendment in the dead of night.
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You can't figure out why, but the dead of night feels like another world.
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Be'er Sheva, Israel (CNN)The flight landed in Israel in the dead of night.
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And it had come out of nowhere, without warning, in the dead of night.
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In the dead of night, he left home without saying goodbye to his family.
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Were they married in all black in the dead of night aboard a Blackhawk helicopter?
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Yet, the encounter happened in the dead of night and McDonald was multiple feet away.
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The nature of the burglary — executed in the dead of night, between 3:20 a.m.
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Those arriving in Emerson come on foot in the dead of night, unnerving its 210 residents.
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The body snatching happened in the dead of night, so there wasn't a lot of light.
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The episode, called "The Long Night," takes place in the dead of night during a blizzard.
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"They paid it until the dead of night in November, then took it off," he said.
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Inside the chapel, a heavenly light shines, in sharp contrast to the dead of night outside.
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Soon, I'm following a Nightshade Paolumu's tracks through the Wildspire Wastes in the dead of night.
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The dancer Robert Fairchild probably hasn't taken to scavenging from graveyards in the dead of night.
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I'll get a ski mask and some gloves and handle this sumbitch in the dead of night.
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It looked like Negan left Alexandria in the dead of night, but he actually escaped at dawn.
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To explore the city by bicycle in the dead of night, when nobody was around, was awesome.
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Smuggled in a truck and dodging bullets and checkpoints in the dead of night Hasna barely survived.
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ET on Saturday, ironically launching to the sun in the dead of night from Cape Canaveral Florida.
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Alice wastes no time going to the Blossoms in the dead of night to bring Polly home.
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There, a mudflow entombed the town of Armero, killing roughly 2000,219 people in the dead of night.
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Still, Ryan was able to swiftly usher his plan through three committees, sometimes in the dead of night.
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In the dead of night, with no one around to witness the act, I don't feel any shame.
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Later in the episode, the two best friends go to the beach together in the dead of night.
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Throughout the fall, thousands of migrant teenagers were transferred to the tent city in the dead of night.
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Then, earlier this week, they hauled off the chief justice and two associates in the dead of night.
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The all-electric solar-powered airplane successfully flew from Phoenix to Tulsa, landing in the dead of night.
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He stalks women he'd like to sleep with, throwing stones at their windows in the dead of night.
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McCabe's dismissal in the dead of night is a disgrace to this country and our law enforcement community.
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The other performances included one at dusk and one at the dead of night in almost total darkness.
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It happened in the dead of night, amid a din of wailing sirens and the pounding of rock.
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In the dead of night, Kriangkrai climbed a wall, slipped into a bedroom, and opened the family safe.
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He shot the footage in a rural area in the dead of night and it's beautiful yet terrifying.
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We bicycled down thrilling back roads in the dead of night and walked the beach in the rain.
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The whole accounting, released in the dead of night in Riyadh, lacks even the remotest hint of sincerity.
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Bereft of a plan, Republicans were left to secretly concoct half-baked bills in the dead of night.
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Awakened by wailing sirens, people fled homes and campsites in the dead of night and throughout the next day.
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But, being scared isn't always fun, say, when you hear something outside your window in the dead of night.
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Four statues at the University of Texas in Austin were removed in the dead of night over the weekend.
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IRGC speedboats were deployed from Iran's Farsi Island to launch rockets at oil tankers in the dead of night.
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The truck driver picks up Pee-wee on the side of an abandoned highway in the dead of night.
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It operates 24 hours a day, its lights blazing and towering stacks steaming even in the dead of night.
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A lot of the storylines take place at night, which means we&aposre shooting in the dead of night.
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On Tuesday, he performed a U-turn by backing a similar deal after all - again at dead of night.
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JACOB ZUMA waited until the dead of night to tell South Africans that he had fired their respected finance minister.
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The idea was to covertly "whisk" Gulen away from his home in Pennsylvania "in the dead of night," Woolsey said.
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In that classic RPG opening, a meteor crashes in the dead of night, awakening a small town in their pajamas.
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Last time he was gone for nearly two days and returned starving, cold, and mucky in the dead of night.
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Many hours after putting to sea, these two vessels met up in the dead of night, probably on April 13.
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Mr. Trump hired a crew to discard the letters in the dead of night when there would be few witnesses.
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But the group of friends sneaked into Fordham University's most recognizable building in the dead of night anyway early Sunday.
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The removal was discussed as "a covert step in the dead of night to whisk this guy away," Woolsey said.
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In August, China moved thousands of troops into Hong Kong in the dead of night, calling it a routine rotation.
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Think about that for a bit in the dead of night, and about how fragile that makes us as a society.
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The news came from a press release put out in the dead of night — but it didn't stay quiet for long.
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MO CAY, Vietnam (Reuters) - In the dead of night, the entire front half of shopkeeper Ta Thi Kim Anh's house collapsed.
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I shot the below photos in the dead of night, and you can easily see how the camera feature brightens images.
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However, one plan was "a covert step in the dead of night to whisk this guy away," Woolsey told the Journal.
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Ryan should be ashamed of himself for forcing Republicans to strip out my bipartisan AUMF amdt in the dead of night.
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Then they held a vote in the dead of night and adjourned the House for its entirely undeserved July 4 break.
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Starting in the mid 1980s, he began to broadcast Coast to Coast AM in the dead of night, from his home.
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Basil E. Frankweiler: camping out in the museum until it was closed and jacking the photos in the dead of night.
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The Ku Klux Klan had visited their street in the dead of night and left neatly folded fliers on people's lawns.
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In a flurry of coordinated statements, issued in the dead of night in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia claimed Khashoggi's death was accidental.
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In the dead of night, Kim Kardashian released a series of videos on Snapchat that threatened to harm Taylor Swift's career.
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As a result, they judge him as they would judge themselves, should they hear window-glass shattering in the dead of night.
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Last year, a Chinese tycoon who held Canadian citizenship was abducted in the dead of night from the luxury Four Seasons hotel.
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Without knowing their speed, and with no horizon visible in a storm in the dead of night, the crew struggled to cope.
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This security tape from inside Sumo Steakhouse and Sushi Bar shows the moment the tempura batter combusted in the dead of night.
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The Republican tax reform plan that was passed in the dead of night last weekend is not really a tax reform plan.
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A man was wielding a knife in the dead of night, yelling about deities and demons as he repeatedly stabbed a woman.
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The internet is a logical landing place for questions about our bodies (Who hasn't manically consulted WebMD in the dead of night?).
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His sleep apnea keeps him awake, he said, and he has seen taxis creeping up the road in the dead of night.
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Or will he take his cue from Carlos Ghosn and make a hasty getaway from Silicon Valley in the dead of night?
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Two years ago, Boko Haram kidnapped 2202 Nigerian girls from their school dormitory in the dead of night, setting off international outrage.
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CreditCreditVincent Tullo for The New York Times A lot of people associate graffiti with covert spray-painting in the dead of night.
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Imagine going to the kitchen in the dead of night to investigate a scratching noise, and finding one sat there on your sofa.
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They have always been bigots, but they've had to literally convene in corn fields in the dead of night like in rural Iowa.
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But to vote "yes" under these circumstances - dead of night vote for a bill with no scrutiny that nobody wants - is just disgraceful.
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Later Jacob, on the outs with his father-in-law, snuck away in the dead of night with the wives, maids and kids.
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But maneuvering a small, fast ship in the dead of night was hard as it sounds, and many of them didn't make it.
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Similarly, we're introduced to Jin the way Casey first sees him: in the dead of night, from a distance, his face partially obscured.
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WASHINGTON — The easiest way to gain entry into the United States is not to walk across the border in the dead of night.
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In the dead of night on June 215, 1988, Paula said, she heard the woman pleading for her life, followed by more screams.
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Poor people who have lived in their homes for generations are served eviction notices and visited by bulldozers in the dead of night.
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They said, 'We realize doing this in the dead of night makes us look sneaky, corrupt and dishonest — anyway, have a great weekend.
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They did the same with last year's tax bill, rushing it through in the dead of night with virtually no debate or review.
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Even if it meant taking both his and her ashes on a plane, then digging up a field in the dead of night?
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Some senators argued that the two-day limit would have helped Democrats cast Republicans as squeezing testimony through in the dead of night.
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That would be trying to hide the President's misconduct in the dead of night rather than putting it in the light of day.
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In my latest, I was stumbling through an eternal field in the dead of night, fog so thick I couldn't see two inches.
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To make matters worse, nearly all of the action on this bill was in the dead of night with a government shutdown looming.
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Many are arriving on foot in the dead of night across a lightly guarded border crossing in a small Manitoba town called Emerson.
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"If the people who wrote this bill were proud of it, they wouldn't be forcing this vote in the dead of night," Sen.
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One mentioned that a missing belonging turned up in an odd location, and other's describe hearing a woman's voice in the dead of night.
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A confidential internal report found that such missions, frequently conducted in the dead of night with the help of police units, were often violent.
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IN THE dead of night workers prised the statue off its base, raised it onto the back of a truck and hauled it away.
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Congressmen have been working for months to undermine the Car Wash investigation, Lima said, trying to pass amnesty measures during the dead of night.
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"The internet is an elephant graveyard of dead YouTube channels and forgotten websites that true believers worship in the dead of night," said Rosen.
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They all include special provisions, often added in the dead of night, that are bereft of economic rationales but loaded with powerful political ones.
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Dreamlike and hazy, Krule walks alone in the dead of night and looks up to see a woman swimming in a pool of moonlight.
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Screenshot: CNNIn the dead of night this weekend, someone or something left dozens of ageing TVs on the porches and lawns of Virginia homes.
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They were passed literally in the dead of night, at the very end of the legislative session, by lawmakers who did not read them.
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Both of those extraordinary moves, announced in the dead of night on Sunday and Tuesday, were made in the name of combating the coronavirus.
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Both of those extraordinary moves, announced in the dead of night on Sunday and Tuesday, were made in the name of combating the coronavirus.
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Democrats also charged McConnell with trying to bury the trial in the dead of night, long past when most Americans would have stopped watching.
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The next day, with government officials still on the line, the family was taken by surprise with a raid in the dead of night.
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In the dead of night, every commercial except If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with mesothelioma is a self-help commercial.
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There was a rich irony in it, after Republicans slammed Democrats for years for, as they put it, passing Obamacare in the dead of night.
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The Ellie that returns in the dead of night is not Ellie — because none of the beings resurrected from the graveyard are their past selves.
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But with a little over of a third of the Hundred Days almost over, Capitol Hill sounds like crickets chirping in the dead of night.
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The group set to work making posters and stickers, venturing out into the dead of night with their buckets of wheat paste and Xeroxed art.
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These roundups have increased in frequency and force since late August, taking place in the dead of night and during morning commutes in broad daylight.
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The middle sequence has a child walking downstairs in the dead of night, her father behind her, baseball bat in hand, preparing for an intruder.
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As we reported ... cops hauled Mathews out of the family home early Friday morning per a restraining order JWoww got in the dead of night.
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" Mr. Wayne and Mr. Radford also played the characters on radio, and variations of the fellows in pictures such as 22's "Dead of Night.
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Keast said the dead-of-night release from the prison about 90 miles (19943 kilometers) east of Reno, Nevada, was conducted to avoid media attention.
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He would then encourage (and possibly even hire) the local poor to "steal" potatoes in the dead of night, contributing to their rise in popularity.
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In the dead of night, about three weeks after we became parents, I waddled to the bathroom clutching our wailing son to my leaking breast.
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If history is any indication, the final budget agreement will arrive on lawmakers' desks in the dead of night, or on a sleep-deprived morning.
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The Last Guardian isn't sad or lonely because you, a young boy stolen away from his village in the dead of night, are imprisoned here.
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In addition, it allows color night vision — so, in theory, you'll be able to make out colors and other details in the dead of night.
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However, emotional truth does not provide a stable basis for collective action: that's how you get lynchings of black people in the dead of night.
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The first presidential debate took place during primetime on America's eastern seaboard, but in London, where I watched it, it was the dead of night.
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On August 248, the Muthanya family of six awoke in the dead of night to the familiar sound of fighter jets roaring over rebel-held Sana'a.
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Quickly, the situation spirals out of control, as the wounded Hilltop fighters succumb to their infections and start attacking their own in the dead of night.
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Because of Tyler's dead-of-night construction, the road couldn't be paved, and the home he built is still called the Frederick-Tyler Spite House today.
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She had arrived hours earlier, after fleeing her village in the dead of night, clinging with her five grandchildren behind her son on a single motorcycle.
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On August 25, the Muthanya family of six awoke in the dead of night to the familiar sound of fighter jets roaring over rebel-held Sana'a.
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In a stunning turn, Senate Republicans — in the dead of night, on their last hope of passing any kind of Obamacare repeal bill — came up short.
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The biggest ocean sequence is set in the dead of night, presumably to hide the fact that that's not really Depp doing all the running and jumping.
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In an email to Gizmodo, Kordan detailed some of the journey, including the risky drive up to the salt flats, which occurred in the dead of night.
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What if, just work with me here, instead of passing a hugely unpopular HC bill in the dead of night, the GOP tried to do something popular?
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They were spotted hanging out in cemeteries and were caught in the headlights of cars as they appeared alongside desolate country roads in the dead of night.
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In the dead of night, Republican senators unveiled and voted on the Health Care Freedom Act, the so-called "skinny repeal" bill that was anything but skinny.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. It's the dead of night, with the hum of six pints bouncing around my skull, and I'm on the prowl.
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A cassette comprised of loosies dropped online in the dead of night and highlights from previous projects, its 19 tracks serve as a reintroduction for the uninitiated.
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It happened in a dead-of-night extradition that stunned Colombia, where the men stood accused of atrocities in a transitional justice process that was abruptly interrupted.
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Through pirate radio, cold calls, messages on banknotes and posters put up in the dead of night, dissidents find ways to generate the only resistance they can.
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The devil winds might have blown in a reminder that what life asks of us sometimes comes out of nowhere, without warning, in the dead of night.
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North Korea's spy agency decided Kim was ready for her deadly mission -- an assignment she received in the dead of night from the agency's highest ranking officer.
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I'm pretty sure no one thinks I did it on purpose; that I slipped under their car in the dead of night and severed the brake lines.
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Image: APStaring at your computer screen in the dead of night can be bad for you, if only because it can also keep you up later than expected.
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In some cases, the fire spread so fast that terrified residents were forced to evacuate without their possessions in the dead of night as smoke surrounded their homes.
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But, maybe due to all the extra thinkin' time kids provide to new dads in the dead of night, Kool A.D.'s output has remained prolific in 2016.
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MADE-FOR-TV MOMENT The arrival of the released prisoners in the dead of night created a made-for-TV moment for Trump, a former reality television host.
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Saul, meanwhile, uses a trip to visit his sister in the West Bank as cover to sneak off in the dead of night with a Palestinian police officer.
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" Key provisions of the new ballot measure, he added, will help shield CCPA from "someone coming along in the dead of night and sticking a knife in it.
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Only Mr Uematsu knows what was going through his mind when he drove to the care home in the dead of night, armed with a bag of knives.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Streaming down from hilltop slums in the dead of night, hundreds of Venezuelans join an ever-growing line that circles the vast "Bicentennial" state-run supermarket.
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The sun is still shining outside, but when I make my way up to the candlelit space on the ninth floor, it feels like the dead of night.
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MADE-FOR-TV MOMENT The arrival of the released prisoners in the dead of night created a made-for-TV moment for Trump, a former reality television host.
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But then, the trolly magic happened, in the dead of night the horn was picked up on the live stream and the troll posted his location to 4Chan.
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Rather than making the world more knowable, they seem to make it more extraordinary, filled with more life and movement than seems possible in the dead of night.
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Among the many who flocked to Pine Ridge to sneak past FBI lines in the dead of night and join the occupiers was Mikmaq citizen Anna Mae Aquash.
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This makes it easy for his media enemies to portray him (unfairly) as a hypersensitive egotist lurching about in the dead of night tweeting from the White House.
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Russia, reeling from the previous year's revolution, endured a vicious civil war, punctuated by the execution of Czar Nicholas II and his family in the dead of night.
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In the dead of night Leopoldo López, the country's most prominent political prisoner, was transferred from the Ramo Verde military prison to his house, where he will remain confined.
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The fear-mongers would have you believe 11 million people swam the Rio Grande, burrowed under a fence or otherwise sneaked into our communities in the dead of night.
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Not long after, the local police show up in the dead of night to Mildred's house, where the couple is asleep, and drag them off to the local jail.
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Some supporters of the hashtag even went as far as accusing Twitter of nefarious shenanigans, claiming the company changed the spelling of the hashtag in the dead of night.
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Charities and migrants said local police would slash tents and forcibly evict migrants in the dead of night using teargas and dogs to prevent a new "jungle" from forming.
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Earlier, the U.S. Navy said one of its destroyers, the USS Fitzgerald, had collided with a Philippine-flagged merchant vessel southwest of Yokosuka, Japan, in the dead of night.
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They've been spotted hanging out in cemeteries and they have been caught in the headlights of cars as they appear alongside desolate country roads in the dead of night.
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Michael Taylor is suing Samsung over its new Galaxy Note 7, which blew up and caught fire on his bed in the dead of night ... according to the docs.
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My mother as a teenager crossed the border in the dead of night into South Korea during the Korean War to secure her safety, her freedom, and her future.
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We also have these special cameras that are going to be able to film at the dead of night and make it look like the middle of the day.
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Directed by Sidney Lumet, the film takes place on a crowded train in the 553s, where an American tycoon has been stabbed to death in the dead of night.
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We first meet Cecilia tiptoeing around her own house in the dead of night, carefully gathering her things so she can escape through the front door before Adrian wakes.
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The company repeatedly mandates that its 193 local broadcast stations air the segments, though some Sinclair stations (like Seattle's KOMO) have protested by airing them in the dead of night.
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Traditionally, the canonical hours fell between sunrise and nightfall, and skipped over the dead of night, leading some to believe that this time wasn't fit for moral, God-fearing people.
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In the dead of night he sneaked into his mother's room, stole his passport and was whisked away by taxi to the embassy, which eventually returned him safely to America.
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It's telling that Selina only feels comfortable speaking so pointedly about her gender in a dimly lit room, in the dead of night, with only a single other woman present.
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Democrats, enraged that votes took place in the dead of night, castigated Republicans for taking up measures they said went counter to the wishes voters expressed in November's midterm elections.
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Nunes made a dead-of-night visit to the White House complex and then announced he had seen documents supporting the idea that Obama officials had spied on Trump folks.
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"In the dead of night I howl/We all have our evils," Mr. Marshall snarls in his harsh, accented baritone on the new King Krule album, "The Ooz," out Oct.
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Hundreds of thousands of bodies were exhumed and taken by cart and boat to new final resting places, sometimes in the dead of night, to limit the number of onlookers.
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This is no spoiler: Samantha perishes in what has to be among the most heavily foreshadowed car accidents in recent movies, on a misty road in the dead of night.
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It's also a textbook example of how a measure that won't withstand scrutiny in the light of day can become law in the dead of night unless someone stops it.
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The preferred method for theft is in the dead of night, with the crop pilfered from the tree and sold on the black market to independent food markets in south Auckland.
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They face deportation—usually on chartered planes in the dead of night—if they have been found to have overstayed their visa or if their claim for asylum has been rejected.
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Three rare otters were stolen from an animal sanctuary in North Carolina last month, taken in the dead of night as one employee heard a "high-pitched scream" from the enclosure.
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Two years later, Sofia Fernandez fled home in the dead of night, capitalizing on a brief lull in fighting between the warring forces who had foisted her farm into the crossfire.
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Still, lawmakers in both houses expressed more chagrin than usual with the shotgun, dead-of-night budget votes — those in the majority in whispers, those in the minority in near shouts.
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Her 193-year-old cousin, Zain, was slashed on his shin last summer as he was being passed over the razor wire at the Hungarian border in the dead of night.
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When I first read about a certain non-word that the president tweeted out in the dead of night, I spouted some choice words myself — mostly of the four-letter variety.
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If I were six years old, I'd crouch under my seat at the sight of them, although, as viewers of "Dead of Night" (1945) can tell you, automatonophobia is nothing new.
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Then, one day in the dead of night, a truck carrying a tarpaulin-wrapped, 50-foot-wide disk left the laboratory, surrounded by a heavy police escort, with lights a-flashing.
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SANNCE Home Security IP Wireless Camera With Night Vision Engineered with night vision and motion detection, this camera will keep an eye on your home even in the dead of night.
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Senate Republicans at least acknowledge the absurdity, if you ask them — this, coming from a party that spent seven years eviscerating Democrats for passing Obamacare in the quote-unquote dead of night.
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Drake, the rapper known for visiting universities in the dead of night and spraining his ankle, just reached a milestone in his career with a record number of American Music Award nominations.
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This first pitched ACA battle was conducted in the dead of night during a busy news week—expect the next rounds to be fought when a lot more people are paying attention.
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The book reminds me of the time that Bart Giamatti and I wandered the streets of New York in the dead of night reliving those wonderful days of the summer of 1949.
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I'm not keen on having to run to the pharmacy in the dead of night to try to persuade the pharmacist to overlook the fact that my prescription is out-of-date.
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The test came in the dead of night, a little after 3 am local time, with the missile eventually landing in the Sea of Japan about 600 miles away from the launch site.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - In the dead of night, Thai firefighter Pinyo Pukpinyo stealthily approaches a python coiled around the rafters of a home in Bangkok, and quickly grabs its head with his bare hands.
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After spending some weeks conducting services in the farmers' village in the dead of night, and then hiding in a tiny mountain shack, Rodrigues goes off on his own in search of Ferreira.
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It's the dead of night on the farm and Daryl, who up until now was merely a bystander in a sheep rustling case, has a somewhat unexpected yet wholly anticlimactic confession to make.
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Instead it creates a narrative by impressionistically—almost forensically—compiling images of the desert, a busy highway, burning, smoke, a cemetery, and someone brutally disposing of a body in the dead of night.
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It is sometimes noted that segmented sleep fits snugly within the Christian Liturgy of the Hours, which obligated the faithful to rise at dawn for Lauds and pray in the dead of night.
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Schiff assailed Nunes's contacts with a source outside the committee confines as "a dead-of-night excursion" and said it called into question the impartiality of the inquiry because the committee wasn't informed.
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She posted hundreds of leaflets to people in Augsburg, stuck leaflets in post boxes around Stuttgart, and travelled by train in the dead of night to distribute copies in her hometown of Ulm.
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The authority's new chairman, Patrick J. Foye, was approved by the State Senate in the dead of night after hastily called hearings on Sunday, leaving virtually no chance for any significant public input.
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But there was more: I could blissfully ignore snow emergencies and street sweeping days that would have sent me scurrying to move my car in the dead of night through cold Boston winters.
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A thing that I know about American Ninja Warrior, which is not really important but which I think is useful to mention here, is that the shows are shot in the dead of night.
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Last September, at least two decades after Crupi began working at the flower market, police swooped while the Italian was on a trip home, arresting him in the dead of night south of Rome.
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Every year of my childhood, my mother celebrated Valentine's Day by making an acrostic poem about how great I am and hanging it in the door of my bedroom in the dead of night.
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Montes had claimed in the lawsuit that he attempted to cross into the US because he was assaulted and feared for his life after being deported in the dead of night the day before.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Once surreptitiously dumped down drains in the dead of night, Asia's used cooking oil is fast becoming one of the most sought-after commodities in Europe - as a feedstock for biodiesel.
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With the lights constantly on, the women lost track of the hour, Ms. González said, and would often be startled to learn it was the middle of the day, not the dead of night.
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"(Amaro) held meetings in the dead of night, encouraging people to invade land and then had an illegal trade in these invaded lands," Silverio Albano Fernandes, head of Anapu's ranchers union, said by phone.
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Fast-forward 13 years, and Morales found himself sneaking out of Bolivia in the dead of night, pleading with other leaders to allow the borrowed plane he was fleeing in to use their airspace.
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The good news is that in "Wheelbarrow of Fortune," Americans actually get to see the cash that Obama sends Iran, instead of the whole thing happening in the dead of night with no congressional oversight.
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"There's very little more annoying to New Yorkers than being woken up in the dead of night by automated calls trying to scam them out of their hard-earned money," the New York Democrat said.
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As the new service starts, The Economist's picture desk looks back at the services that so many Londoners have come to rely upon to get them home or to work in the dead of night.
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Burial, from that moment on, was a staple of my musical diet, but like a six BBQ wings and chips meal from a knock-off Morleys, he was best enjoyed in the dead of night.
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Just the other day, my son crept downstairs in the dead of night while I was working to ask if Trump supporters would be coming to our house again after the candidate's latest scandal broke.
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BEIJING — The last time Abdulhamid Tursun spoke to his wife, she was huddled in a Beijing hotel room with their four children, frightened after being evicted from the Belgian Embassy in the dead of night.
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It's not uncommon for rescue groups to take animals to neighboring states to make the handoff or to coordinate adoptions online, animal control officials say, making drops in parking lots in the dead of night.
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One of the first stories I debunked was that UPS was flying Muslims in on its planes in the dead of night into the United States for—I don't know—some kind of Muslim takeover.
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North Korea fired a ballistic missile in the dead of night Friday that landed in the waters off the coast of Japan, days after a Pentagon report revealed Pyongyang's missile capability is way ahead of schedule.
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But federal officials got wind of the scheme, so on their return Foster towed the Clotilda up Mobile Bay in the dead of night, offloaded the 110 captives aboard onto a steamer, and torched the ship.
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VICE caught up with Rolston to find out what it was like photographing corpses inside the catacombs in the dead of night and what Italian mummies could possibly have to do with artificial intelligence and evolution.
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We talked for hours about Banksy and street art, the philosophy of street art, our favorite styles of street art-ing, and the craziest street arts we had ever pulled off in the dead of night.
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Duolingo, thankfully, will not come to my house in the dead of night to torture me into memorizing vocabulary, but I keep the app around as a self-flagellating reminder to try it again one day.
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Tipped off that the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), at the direction of the Trump administration, was about to raid the facility, the Puerto Rican government moved the bodies in the dead of night.
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Smuggling along the nearly 900-mile border, perfected through methods ranging from tucking wads of cash into truck drivers' seats to operating small boats in the dead of night, is winked at for the same reason.
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I found it hard to get through the piece without getting tripped up on a series of "whys": Why do our apps hoover up our personal information and funnel it out in the dead of night?
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After that rally, Confederate symbols on public lands across the country faced a new reckoning, attracting impassioned protesters calling for them to be removed and pushing cities to dismantle them, even in the dead of night.
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In the dead of night, the squad of outlaws set cars ablaze on the streets of Ciudad del Este, the Paraguayan city on the so-called Triple Frontier where Paraguay, Brazil and Argentina share a border.
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Second, that moderation won out, and this largely empty signal -- hitting military targets in the dead of night with a small number of missiles -- provides the off-ramp both sides might ultimately have been looking for.
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"The test is unusual in that it was conducted in the dead of night, perhaps reflecting North Korean concerns about avoiding a U.S. ballistic missile defence intercept," the U.S.-based Centre for Strategic and International Studies said.
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The actor and entrepreneur's official Twitter account was taken over by some bottom-feeding Internet troll in the dead of night early Sunday morning, and lo and behold ... they took advantage of the platform with sickening messages.
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He said he had created a special cocktail for Russian athletes and described an elaborate scheme by Russia's intelligence agency, the F.S.B., to tamper with urine samples in the dead of night in Sochi to avoid detection.
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In Wegscheid, where in the summer of 2015 residents grew used to being awakened by migrants rapping on windows asking for directions in the dead of night, the mayor, Lothar Venus, doubts the answer is so simple.
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In the dead of night, often accompanied by television cameras, officers would batter down the doors of ramshackle houses in marginalized communities and then arrest and put on display a cluster of tattooed and half-naked men.
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In April, after signing a record contract — $249 million for four years, with a $65 million signing bonus — he popped up on Twitter in the dead of night, barechested, cuddling next to his music superstar wife, Ciara.
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Mariah wore a strappy lace bra underneath a very low cut black jumpsuit, paired with staggeringly high-heeled booties, an oversized pink Birkin bag, and in a true diva move, sunglasses despite it being the dead of night.
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After creating the 3.5-ton bronze bull, he and a friend trucked the beast to the front of the New York Stock Exchange in December 1989, putting it next to a Christmas tree in the dead of night.
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There are shots of workers picking fruit in fields, Riz MC rapping his verse on a barely-lit New York City subway car and, eventually, immigrants being dragged away in the dead of night by border patrol agents.
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Despite what #wanderlust boards on Pinterest may want you to believe, it does not feel glamorous to arrive in a foreign country, in the dead of night, bedraggled from a long flight and in need of a cab.
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Camden Council's extraordinary evacuation of thousands of people, who had to grab clothes and whatever else they could find and leave quickly in the dead of night, is a jarring example of a gathering political and social crisis.
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On the darker side, the 1945 British horror anthology film Dead of Night is best remembered for its final segment, "The Ventriloquist's Dummy," in which Michael Redgrave plays an unhinged music hall entertainer who doesn't trust his own puppet.
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In 2013, a self-titled album that was released in the dead of night — with no marketing or advance warning — immediately skyrocketed to the top of the charts, moving nearly 1 million units in a little over a week.
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"When you see Yanela's face, and she is more than two years old now, you really see the humanity and the fear of making such a long journey and crossing a border in the dead of night," he said.
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Recorded on Western Canada's picturesque Gabriola Island, far away from the Nashville buzz and din, the singles "Dead Of Night" and "Turn To Hate" place his voice on a singer-songwriter spectrum somewhere between Glenn Danzig and Roy Orbison.
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According to the Roanoke Times, nearly two-and-a-half tons of grapes had been cut straight from the vine at Firefly Hill Vineyards in the dead of night, pilfered by a crack team of highly-skilled wine thieves, Dunkenberger suspects.
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TOKYO, June 17 (Reuters) - Japan's Coast Guard confirmed on Saturday that seven crew members of the USS Fitzgerald naval destroyer were missing after it collided with a Philippine-flagged merchant vessel in the dead of night southwest of Yokosuka, Japan.
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In the midst of the fad, people reported odd and wonderful behaviour: strangers gathering in dark parks in the dead of night, for instance, playing the game and interacting in positive fashion with others in places that would normally be threatening.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - Asylum seekers crossing in the dead of night into Canada from the United States may face a new danger in coming weeks, as heavy snowpack melts in the flood-prone U.S. northern plains and province of Manitoba.
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Only later would David discover that the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) was moving him across the country to a higher-security facility for youths with behavioral issues or a history of violence -- without explanation, in the dead of night.
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That's why at 4 AM, he finds himself in the park with his laptop, taking advantage of the dead of night when fewer users are slowing down the already creaky connection there, reminiscent of the dial-up days of the 90s.
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I doubt any of them had ever done anything like this before — flee their home countries with their children, traveling thousands of miles through dangerous conditions to seek political asylum in the United States, many arriving in the dead of night.
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The vandals who broke into the Conte Vistarino vineyard in the dead of night last week dumped wine from a variety of white grapes, including pinot grigio, riesling, and chardonnay, according to the UK's Telegraph via Italian paper Corriere Della Sera.
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The Times found that, since 2015, at least 21 Vietnamese children joined private schools on the visa, but vanished from boarding houses or homes without trace, some in the dead of night, after as little as one semester of study.
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France's political magazines are full of snippets every week about the inner workings of Macron's Elysee, whether the comings and goings of his rescue dog Nemo or details of messages sent to the foreign minister in the dead of night.
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And what would furthermore happen, I may as well warn you now, is that I would personally dig up those bones in the dead of night, haul them into eternity along Sandymount strand, and heave them into the snot-green, scrotum-tightening sea.
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REUTERS/Kaori Kaneko Bakeries in Japan deploy cash registers that ring up pastries by reading their shape and color, construction robots scurry to lay out the next day's building materials in the dead of night and machines churn out sushi rice balls.
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"The DA will be demanding an immediate parliamentary inquiry into (the) government's complicity in allowing Zimbabwean First Lady Grace Mugabe to flee the country in the dead of night to avoid criminal prosecution," John Steenhuisen of the DA said in a statement.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - PASTRY SCANNER: Bakeries in Japan deploy cash registers that ring up pastries by reading their shape and color, construction robots scurry to lay out the next day's building materials in the dead of night and machines churn out sushi rice balls.
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Many fans already had little love for the show's treatment of Brienne in "The Last of the Starks," in which Jaime cruelly dumped her in the dead of night to leave Winterfell for King's Landing, not long after they'd finally slept together.
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The fact that Confederate statues in New Orleans and Baltimore had to be taken down in the dead of night and amid threats of violence also shows that white supremacists and neo-Confederates have been quite successful at sowing discord and intimidation.
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SEOUL, South Korea — In the dead of night on Saturday, American B-1B long-range bombers, escorted by F-15 fighter jets, prowled along North Korea's east coast, in one of the United States military's most daring maneuvers on the peninsula in decades.
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" When lynching increased in the 2628s, the vice-president of the National Colored Press Association, John R. Mitchell, Jr., encouraged blacks to buy Winchesters to protect their families from "the two-legged animals … growling around your home in the dead of night.
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After another dead-of-night van ride to Recife and hours of waiting on hard plastic chairs, Sophia, in a ruffled top with pink hearts and "Love" spelled in rhinestones, was placed on an elevated mat at the Altino Ventura Foundation clinic.
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REUTERS/Kaori Kaneko Bakeries in Japan deploy cash registers that ring up pastries by reading their shape and color, construction robots scurry to lay out the next day's building materials in the dead of night and machines churn out sushi rice balls.
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Escaping Raqqa — the de facto capital of Islamic State (IS) — in the dead of night, the 10-person family crammed into a truck with 30 more people, all laying one on top of the other, praying they wouldn't be caught and killed.
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I've had in the dead of night, when the bus on a class trip broke down in the middle of the rain-drenched nowhere; I've had it in the bitterly cold mountains up north, from stalls set up in ankle-length snow.
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Being accused of scheming to whisk away a would-be political prisoner in the dead of night would dramatically raise the stakes, however, and could make it easier for Mueller to lean on Flynn in hopes he might flip on the president who hired him.
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Shot on 16mm over a hectic three days for less than $20,000 — not cheap, but not nearly as expensive as many shorts produced by USC film students — 2007's Eater follows a cannibal on the loose at a police station in the dead of night.
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Dead of Night has been hugely influential on the horror genre, with its basic themes and ideas repeated in the 1978 thriller Magic as well as countless episodes of TV anthology series like The Twilight Zone, Night Gallery, and Alfred Hitchcock Presents, among others.
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Like any good mystery, Taffy Brodesser-Akner's Fleishman Is In Trouble begins with a missing woman: Toby Fleishman's wife, Rachel, has apparently — in the midst of their contentious divorce proceedings — dropped their kids off at his apartment in the dead of night and disappeared.
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The new law was passed in the dead of night and rushed to a vote with no public hearings let alone congressional debate — this despite the fact that millions of households, most of which are low-and middle-income, were having their retirement plans upended.
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How crushing it was to see enemy troops shrugging off submachine gun rounds at range because of body armor, or to have one of your best troopers drilled in the head, in the dead of night, by an enemy you could not even see.
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Democrats are already seizing on what they see as an attempt by Republicans to speed through a trial — that includes the increasing likelihood that a vote for acquittal could happen in the dead of night Friday after senators vote on whether to call additional witnesses.
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HERAT, Afghanistan (Reuters) - Taliban fighters emerged from hiding in the dead of night to launch attacks in the Afghan city of Farah, battling government forces who thought they had cleared out the insurgents following heavy clashes earlier in the week, residents and officials said.
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AMMAN (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - It was in the dead of night when Nagham and her three young sons crept out of the Jordanian refugee camp and set off on a long walk that brought them to the capital Amman just as the sun came up.
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Yet Republican legislators were so set on overturning Barack Obama's signature achievement that "skinny" repeal, as a last-gasp version became known, nearly became law anyway—it took three GOP senators voting against their own party in the dead of night to kill it.
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"The government approved in the dead of night the emergency regulations, even though the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee began to discuss the issue yesterday -- without being given the opportunity to implement it in a serious and complete way," Ashkenazi said on Twitter Tuesday.
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A few days before Yoselyn Ortega plunged a knife into two young children she had been hired to babysit, she woke in the dead of night and started throwing pots and pans at the walls of the kitchen in her family's Upper Manhattan apartment.
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Uh-uh. Anyways, it got even more hazy after that, on account of the pipe, but as I recall, me and Christopher Biggins escaped by abseiling down the side of Television Centre in the dead of night, and, well, failing ratings did the rest.
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Nunes entered this episode with a reputation tarnished by a misadventure that found him racing to the White House last March, in the dead of night, to supposedly "confirm what I already knew" about the supposed "wiretapping" of Trump's phone by the previous administration.
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But Republicans rammed Trumpcare through key committees, literally in the dead of night, without waiting for the C.B.O. score — and they have been pre-emptively denouncing the budget office, which is likely to find that the bill would cause millions to lose health coverage.
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Nowhere were the retrograde forces more brazen than in Maine, which passed its ranked choice voting initiative by referendum in 2017, only to see the Republican governor and legislature, backed by a number of Democratic state lawmakers, repeal the initiative literally in the dead of night.
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It looks like a scene straight out of a horror movie — a person in a blue jumpsuit with a television for a head leaves an old TV set on the front porch of a stranger's home, waves at the camera, then disappears into the dead of night.
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If the defector is successfully brought out of their home country, often in the dead of night, he or she and their family will be given new names, English lessons, some money, a house, and words of advice: don't use social media, don't contact anyone back home.
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"When you schedule a trial as Mitch McConnell did, that's designed to be hidden in the dead of night, where you require litigants who are going at it for the entire day to go into the wee hours, you're going to have tempers flare," Schiff said.
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"We do feel the need to act quickly, because, again, this thing is collapsing," said Ryan, a Republican congressman from Wisconsin, hours after the Senate voted in the dead of night 51-48 to approve a budget resolution that is being used to gut the Affordable Care Act.
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TIJUANA, Mexico – The MS-13 gang made Jose Osmin Aparicio&aposs life so miserable in his native El Salvador that he had no choice but to flee in the dead of night with his wife and four children, leaving behind all their belongings and paying a smuggler $8,123.
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Indigenous people living near one park in southeast Cameroon described a litany of horrors in interviews and documents obtained by BuzzFeed News: dead-of-night break-ins by men wielding machetes, rifle butt bludgeonings, burn torture involving chilis ground into paste, and homes and camps torched to the ground.
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Write loyal cantons of contented love, And sing them loud even in the dead of night … There is nothing, and I mean nothing, that I like more after a long day at the office than to sit down to a delicious bowl of rocks and some moldy Dairylea Triangles.
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After the execution, corpses would be transported in the dead-of-night to one of the numerous mass graves, which came in the form of deeply dug channels, secretly excavated in various isolated locations across the country, areas dubbed by their executioners as The Place of the Damned.
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The filmmakers Tina Brown and Dyana Winkler went to shoot a piece about the death of roller-skating culture and instead were introduced to a whole new side to the sport: a thriving community of black skaters who flock to rinks across the country in the dead of night.
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Senators say they aren't supposed to disclose the details of what was discussed, and they've already made clear they won't be going through the usual committee process — despite those years of protestations that Democrats passed the Affordable Care Act in the dead of night without any public debate.
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I admittedly gave up on my first Garfield Go run after a few blocks because I didn't want to wander Los Angeles with my phone out in the dead of night, but I haven't yet found a gift card, and I'm not sure what I'd need to do to get one.
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There is the unverifiable rumor of an African-American sex worker who allegedly escaped from Oak Beach in the dead of night sometime before 2010, and ran semi-naked along the parkway, screaming, "They're trying to kill me" in the same manner that Shannan Gilbert did on the morning she vanished.
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Scores of Russian athletes, coaches and officials were barred after an investigation into the yearslong conspiracy that peaked at the 2014 Olympics in Sochi, Russia, when the state security apparatus colluded with sports officials to swap drug-tainted urine samples with clean ones in a clandestine, dead-of-night operation.
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Every time he enters a space, whether it be a rowdy basketball locker room to coach, his empty living room to brood or through his estranged brother's window in the dead of night during a torrential storm with a torch, he acts constantly like a shark who has tasted blood.
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One person who was at that meeting, former CIA Director James Woolsey, who has said he was asked to attend by an associate of Flynn, has described the alleged plot as "a covert step in the dead of night to whisk this guy away," according to The Wall Street Journal.
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" But Sopko has publicly brushed off — even relished — the criticism, arguing that it's his job to shine a light on mistakes made by "bureaucrats" who would prefer that his reports "be slipped in a sealed envelope in the dead of night under the door — never to see the light of day.
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Between the controversial bill itself, the numerous last-minute amendments added to appease different GOP interests, the hasty and one-sided process that brought it together, and the dead-of-night approval, it's clear that some not-small portion of the American public is feeling betrayed by their elected officials this morning. Shocker.
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What was unclear, and what the company statements did not address, was what, exactly, had caused them to mass-deliver in the dead of night, which and how many people were affected, and why, without their authors' consent, the content of private messages appeared to have been stored in the ether for months.
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When asked by police why he had been heading around the city mutilating the boxes in the dead of night, after being caught doing so on CCTV, he said that he had been concerned that photos and videos of him dancing in the street may go online and cause him to lose face.
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It seems like the opening of a techno-thriller novel or (spoiler alert!) a scene from the latest Gerard Butler movie: In the dead of night, a swarm of robotic planes sneaks past a billion-dollar defense system and then takes out one of the world's most valuable targets in a fiery blast.
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Some years ago, when Dr. Abi-Said, a conservation biologist and striped hyena expert at Lebanese University in Beirut, was conducting his Ph.D. research, he developed a trap that, in the dead of night, as he waited alone in his tent, caused a dangling red light to shake and swing when a hyena was caught.
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Because the budgetary process has become so mucked up and irrational, lurching from one continuing resolution to the next with the possibility of the government shutting down or the U.S. careening through its debt limit, it's hard for the public to keep track of what's frequently a rushed and closed door dead of night process.
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Senate Republicans voted to consider a wildly unpopular health care bill without knowing what was in it, tried to pass it in the dead of night without holding any committee hearings about the bill, and made House Speaker Paul Ryan promise not to pass the Senate's version, knowing it would be a disaster if it became law.
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Trump also got cheers when he said he would "get tough" with Pakistan, a country that has given birth to many terrorists and has been criticized for being less than wholeheartedly supportive when it comes to finding extremists within its borders — Pakistan is, after all, the country U.S. special forces infiltrated in the dead of night to kill Osama bin Laden.
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Here's what has grabbed the neighborhood's attention: In addition to traffic noises from trucks coming in and out at all hours, there are also strange thumps and banging in the dead of night, a mysterious "whine or hum that rises in pitch" and a sound like someone "waving around a large piece of sheet metal," writes SJMN reporter Ethan Baron.
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In the early hours he was out at Joint Base Andrews outside Washington, choreographing a dead-of-night television show to welcome three American prisoners home from North Korea and predicting huge success for his summit with leader Kim Jong Un. By Thursday night, he was in Elkhart, Indiana, celebrating his dismissal of the Iran nuclear deal and drawing huge cheers from his crowd.
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Designed principally by the French-born architect Ollivier J. Vinour, it is a quarter-million-square-foot profusion of domes, turrets, minarets, Moorish archways, Oriental carpets, lush draperies, Egyptian bas-relief, trompe l'oeil paintings, fountains, elaborate lighting fixtures, stained glass, gold leaf, tile and gracious banisters, which Mr. Patten, in the dead of night, would occasionally slide down for the sheer joy of it.
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A half-century after the slow killing of Ms. Genovese, which began in the dead of night on a deserted street in Kew Gardens, Queens, and ended half an hour later in the vestibule of her building, the case still resonates with terror and collective regret in the popular imagination, sustained by films, books, behavioral studies, psychology classes and endless debates over the responsibilities of citizens who witness a crime.
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First, George W. Meyer and Arthur Johnston's plaintive 1926 ballad "I'm a Little Blackbird Looking for a Bluebird": Never had no happiness Never had no fun caress I'm just a little o' beat up humanity ... Blue as anyone can be Then the Beatles' 1968 rendition of "Blackbird": Blackbird singing in the dead of night Take these broken wings and learn to fly All your life You were only waiting for this moment to arise.
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Jerky moves are not uncommon in the dead of night, and sterling was on a fragile footing with support undermined by the impact of the vote to leave the EU. But people involved in the investigation said the second stage of the slide coincided with a large number of rapid-fire sell orders placed in Tokyo by a Citi trader using an electronic tool known as "Aggregator", which sends trade instructions into a range of trading venues.
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In perhaps the most bewildering image in the gallery, the artist has painted, in another instance of indirect self-portraiture, an arm jutting into the frame at an upward angle (we can tell it's the chain-smoking Guston from the spatters of paint on his sleeve and the two cigarettes, one smoked down to the butt and the other burning like a volcano, clasped between his fingers) against a black background, suggesting that it is the dead of night (the 1988 memoir written by Musa Mayer, the artist's daughter, about her father was called Night Studio).
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCollins reacts to angry voicemails in response to acquittal vote What the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Collins: It's 'very sexist' to assume I asked McConnell's permission in witness vote MORE (R-Maine) and Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiWhat the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Romney shocks GOP with vote to convict GOP senators reject punishing Romney for impeachment vote MORE (R-Alaska) wanted a chance to speak on the floor to explain their vote and sought to avoid, if possible, a final up-or-down vote on the articles of impeachment in the dead of night.
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