This led to other shared evenings for Ms. Gill, then to evenings all her own.
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Treat yourself to scheduling your evenings of drinking, and saving some other evenings for not drinking.
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Some evenings he wore the Red Sox cap, some evenings he wore the brown fedora, and some evenings he went back and forth, more or less rapidly, between the cap and the fedora.
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Friday evenings, $5; Saturday evenings, $21; Wednesday matinees, $2516; all other performances, $2484; children 3007 to 230, $266; children under 2631 not permitted.
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"You do see a big jump in pedestrian fatalities and injuries in the evenings in the fall when the change back to standard time makes the evenings suddenly darker," he said.
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Front Burner Beecher's Handmade Cheese in the Flatiron district — the Seattle-based cheesemaker, shop and restaurant — has introduced cheese and beer pairing sessions on Monday evenings, and cheese and wine on Tuesday evenings.
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They also allegedly provided false timelines when detailing their evenings.
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Taxify will collect the scooters in the evenings for recharging.
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Weekends and evenings, people are contacting you at all hours.
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From Workaholics: Niçoise Salad Is Made For Hot Summer Evenings
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The public projections occur only during the evenings on weekends.
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We recommend visiting the island during the mornings or evenings.
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Shooting was heard all over the city during the evenings.
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"For Diana the long royal evenings were agony," he explained.
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Dark evenings call for staying in, with no shame attached.
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I've learned how to fit my schooling in – weekends, evenings.
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Working long days, evenings, weekends, to make a certain deadline.
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Evenings are for music, more food and ouzo. 19. Lisbon.
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Most evenings, he'll play some ping pong with his sons
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We spent many evenings answering emails and responding to texts.
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Her evenings were packed with secret meetings and political rallies.
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In Florida, the event runs on 31 evenings through Oct.
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And Lee's evenings with bohemian friends in 1950s Greenwich Village?
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In the evenings, they trudge to buy pastries or vegetables.
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The level of technical accomplishment was high during both evenings.
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She spends some evenings and weekends doing her consulting work.
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Linking the two evenings was a sense of place: Vienna.
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As the evenings got colder, our nightly ritual became excruciating.
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The club's programming includes evenings devoted to individual Bunnies' passions.
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It bothered her son mostly in the evenings, she reported.
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His life here includes mandatory Mandarin classes in the evenings.
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Universal Studios Hollywood Halloween Horror Nights runs select evenings Sept.
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Another thing I loved were the evenings with my daughter.
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The tree will be lit in the evenings through Jan.
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The sky became so sooty that the afternoons resembled evenings.
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Evenings at the bathhouse are for men, daytime hours for women.
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Friends also ran on NBC on Thursday evenings, Fallon pointed out.
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Sunlight is picnics, and ice creams, and long evenings, and romance.
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Meeki also goes to an Inuit program two evenings a week.
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Flying Dutchman that summoned memories of those white tie evenings at
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Danes plan hyggelig evenings of cooking together or playing board games.
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Long evenings become early mornings, and the next day's a nightmare.
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In the evenings, she works on personal projects or attends events.
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Be aware that the site is closed Friday through Saturday evenings.
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The show will air weekly on Tuesday evenings at 22.00 BST.
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On evenings, the generators go on, and so do the lights.
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On weekday evenings people queue outside restaurants on the top floor.
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Who knows what a stroll in Florida's balmy evenings might produce.
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I hate Sunday evenings because Monday is right around the corner.
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The South Street Creamery becomes a big hangout on summer evenings.
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They have an emotional toll, and they're also just long evenings.
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In the evenings, he asked her for insight about her marriage.
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Their favorite evenings were spent alone together upstairs at the residence.
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Most evenings, the bunk bed offered itself up as a choice.
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In the evenings, some of the yachts turn into party boats.
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As in recent years, the festival's two evenings had contrasting settings.
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I accepted, and after that we met weekly, in the evenings.
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They also enjoyed the movies at the pool in the evenings.
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So they rely on sex work in the evenings to survive.
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To appreciate "9 Evenings," you had to have not been there.
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Early evenings were for bathing and changing; then there was dinner.
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During the evenings, Unit 120 welcomes visiting chefs to take over.
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On cooler evenings, families will hang out around bonfires and chat.
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Sometimes we have dinner, and tonight is one of those evenings.
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Meanwhile, evenings spent with friends have basically plateaued, or even fallen.
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I've just freed up many evenings for myself in the future.
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It even has a wood-burning fireplace for those chilly evenings.
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The museum has also introduced family-friendly events in the evenings.
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On Saturday evenings, we picked up the paper at Sheridan Square.
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In the evenings, I go for runs along the Charles River.
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In the evenings, he would read Persian poetry to his children.
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This year though, she'd happily spend evenings outside wearing short sleeves.
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She passed many evenings on her computer, in L.G.B.T. chat rooms.
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That will make the rest of the week's evenings run smooth.
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My home group is an LGBT+ group held on Saturday evenings.
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We switch into the house on Wednesday mornings and Saturday evenings.
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This will peak on the evenings of April 230 and 229.
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EXERCISE Sarah and I take turns working out on Sunday evenings.
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She has said she often spends evenings alone reading government reports.
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I'll be a nurse part-time, then perform in the evenings.
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Middle- and upper-class parents who'd gone to public schools and spent evenings playing kickball in the neighborhood began elbowing their toddlers into fast-track preschools and spending evenings monitoring their homework and chauffeuring them to activities.
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Isis—the river that flows through the university—and hosting "cocoa evenings"
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I'm good with wearing the ouji style during the evenings and weekends.
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In the evenings we read and I help them with their studies.
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I want to spend all my time, all my evenings with her.
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It airs live on Sunday evenings and truly, you can't miss it.
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The evenings are for color commentary, but the reporting has been done.
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Oddly, though, teenagers are not necessarily filling their evenings with useful work.
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It's not too demanding as classes take place two evenings per week.
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ET on Ustream on the evenings of August 11, 12 and 13.
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Required time off for evenings and weekends resulted in more productive workers.
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I have a standing date with my boyfriend, A., for Saturday evenings.
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Most evenings, we goof off from dinner until I kiss them goodnight.
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Over several evenings I 'drove' along Malaysian highway AH18 in Street View.
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At first, alcohol just made appearances at lunchtimes and in the evenings.
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The electrification of the rural south meant people started spending evenings indoors.
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I still waitressed in the evenings, because I wasn't making much money.
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Unless we are imagining things, the evenings have suddenly become really dark.
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In the evenings, they share memories of past harvests and tell stories.
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"Lest you forget Many happy evenings we have spent together," he wrote.
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As the evenings grew cooler, field mice streamed into the double-wide.
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Try to do this on Sunday evenings to help with the budget.
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That, friends, is what gets me to sleep on my lonelier evenings.
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I've always seen New York for its early mornings and late evenings.
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Movies tell us that proms are supposed to be magical, glorious evenings.
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In the evenings, at the hostels, my solitude was constantly remarked upon.
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Evenings, he'd sit on his veranda with a rifle close at hand.
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In 2007, Mr. Tyschper started going to culinary school in the evenings.
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In the past, it's been much busier in the evenings, she says.
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But in the evenings, she said, she usually rides the subway home.
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Another time, come here for sketch night on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
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Tuesday evenings are reserved for holders of Chase Sapphire cards, the sponsor.
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In the evenings, the lobby bar offers tapas and seasonal outdoor seating.
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I should probably get some blankets in, ready for the long evenings.
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The garden is also hosting Orchid Evenings each weekend of the run.
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We're making memories out on these otherwise mundane evenings, because we can.
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On summer evenings, you can hear the trains across the river, grumbling.
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I'd love to go there evenings, but I'm too busy doing things.
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He worked, read in the evenings and occasionally listened to a ballgame.
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On warm evenings, diners sit outside restaurants along a romantically lit canal.
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There is little urgency to relax the velvet rope on slower evenings.
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I was glad that Naomi was my last patient on Tuesday evenings.
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I will work evenings or weekends to help a founder in need.
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But on evenings and weekends, his attention and energy shifted to tennis.
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During past reconciliation bills, the Senate has taken recesses during the evenings.
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I'm single, you know, so I watch a lot in the evenings.
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He doesn't want me coming in in the evenings to take showers.
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On an almost weekly basis, they have musical evenings and dinner parties.
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"It might not be the same two consecutive evenings," Mr. Gardiner said.
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I have a toddler at home, so my evenings are very busy.
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Perfect subject matter for chilly evenings, though freedom (and spring) may beckon.
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Certainly you ladies have all spent many pleasant evenings in that position.
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If I have to work evenings, I always appreciate a free meal.
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NIGHTTIME NEWS Sunday evenings are for reading, usually The New York Times.
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She said the extra income affords her car payment or evenings out.
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There's even a happy hour on Thursday evenings starting at 5 p.m.
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The police are round here most evenings, but they can't do much.
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Mr. Wayne spent long days at the office, and sometimes evenings, too.
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College students and retirees alike plan their evenings around his reassuring presence.
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Attending classes in the evenings while working days, he graduated in 153.
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On average, they spend 21940 fewer evenings per year in social situations.
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This is about the same price as two evenings of ho-hum firelogs.
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After a couple evenings of testing, some of the results truly amazed me.
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Sullivan is scheduled to teach a daily course on September afternoons and evenings.
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These are my favorite kind of evenings, especially after a day like today.
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"Sometimes I'll use it as a meal replacement in the evenings," Macpherson said.
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The guests were very open, and in the evenings, everybody wanted to party.
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Hyde' in the evenings and had issues with handling physical intimacy, including hugs.
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Only one activity is mandatory: preparing and serving a meal on weekday evenings.
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Fifty years after 222 Evenings, we have a vastly different relationship with technology.
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I work a rotating schedule, which means days, evenings, overnights, weekends, and holidays.
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Most evenings my Series 22 is hovering around 21 to 22 percent battery.
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Mexico City peaks at 97% in the morning, and 94% in the evenings.
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In these winter evenings, Londoners are out in full force braving the chill.
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Richard Branson's Saturday evenings consist of more partying (to each their own, right?).
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In the evenings I'd go and see indie or neo-mod garage bands.
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On Saturday evenings, he drove around and let people know about the services.
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Volunteers milled about as he smiled for pictures, plotting evenings of self-care.
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And parents' evenings are often a hurried "whizz-bang tour", notes Mr Chande.
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Kutcher said Kunis even fit a little role-playing into their Bachelor evenings.
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It is known for boasting brilliant sunsets on spring, summer, and fall evenings.
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New termite colonies are founded on windless evenings, at dusk, after the rain.
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The International Evenings format predates the tenure of Damian Woetzel as artistic director.
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Evenings in your cell or in a common pod with a TV. Repeat.
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On less boisterous evenings, expect loungy music from Billie Holiday and other crooners.
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Lov started spending her evenings and weekends at a high-end Thai restaurant.
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I spent the evenings of my college years beating this voice into submission.
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Other days he spends his evenings managing finances and keeping up with recipes.
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It was the perfect spot for reading in the evenings and watching wildlife.
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They spent evenings talking while wading through glacial streams under the midnight sun.
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Patients continue to do exposures on their own in the afternoons and evenings.
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During his working years he disciplined himself to paint on evenings and weekends.
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"I expected I'd be hands-on, babysitting in the evenings," she told me.
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But in the evenings, I bathed our young kids because I wanted to.
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Many of my colleagues devote their weekends and evenings to the spillover work.
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Personally, I'm shutting off my devices in the evenings and reading novels again.
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For the last three months Rhiannon's been haunted by one of those evenings.
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But behind closed doors and in the evenings, things are a little different.
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In the evenings, you can head to the water's edge for fireworks viewing.
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Over the course of two evenings, four countries waited, and watched, as one.
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They did not ask friends to join them for evenings at the house.
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Some of the stalls have karaoke machines, which are popular in the evenings.
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The six-month courses, with classes held evenings and weekends, cost nearly $10,000.
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In the past, the NFL has said viewership is stronger on Sunday evenings.
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In the evenings, my loved ones come home and start to wind down.
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I was writing seven days a week and spending most evenings with Austin.
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Starting this week, we'll be appearing in your inbox five evenings a week.
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While I was there, I watched television in the evenings with my mother.
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On weekends, he is more cautious, rarely leaving the house in the evenings.
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"The Evenings" ("De Avonden") takes place over the last 10 nights of 1946.
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The space has an elegant wooden bar, which serves wine in the evenings.
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The website said the rights included top Champions League matches on Tuesday evenings.
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But on three of the evenings they observed it, it was unusually bright.
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The players, and Mr. Pappano, admirably sustained their energy over the two evenings.
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In the mornings you hear rock and trap; in the evenings, Moroccan classics.
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And we do what's basically a career accelerator on the evenings and weekends.
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On endless summertime evenings, on cool and generous summertime evenings, let us speak kindly of the red bat, the homely little bat with the smushed face and the hairless infants clinging to her fur by teeth and thumb and feet.
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Asha remembered cool evenings on the plantation, crickets chirping, tea leaves rustling, secrets exchanged.
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My father often changed into a traditional kurta shirt in the evenings, after work.
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I returned to work as usual, reapplying that same bug spray in the evenings.
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"Sometimes I'll use it as a meal replacement in the evenings," the model said.
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For several evenings of classes each week, a three-month semester costs about $1,000.
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There will also be evenings dedicated to Pimp My Ride, Jackass, and Run's House.
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She alleged Conyers made her work nights, evenings, and holidays to keep him company.
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In the evenings, he began to beat her, energetically enough that the neighbors heard.
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There were also "informal evenings" of talk, rehearsal and performance featuring 20th-century composers.
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Among the two evenings of material, one is from that opening night, Feb. 7.
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They will keep you occupied on those sunny summer evenings and long plane rides.
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I get really snacky in the evenings and I'm trying to break the habit.
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In both cases the process involves volunteers spending long evenings arguing with each other.
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I have huddled over the gas heater on February evenings, high on carbon monoxide.
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Niccol spent around a year writing it, in the evenings and on lunch breaks.
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They spend their evenings talking about work and arguing over who does the dishes.
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" "It was more a question of keeping sane in the evenings, just chilling out.
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She worked full time and spent evenings after work caring for him as well.
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UK GOVERNMENT STATEMENT IN RESPONSE TO WEDNESDAY EVENINGS VOTE ON THE EU (WITHDRAWAL) (NO.
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It might be because ABC needs to fill two evenings of summer primetime television.
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For the moment, Sritharan devotes his days to science and his evenings to music.
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WORKING BY CANDLELIGHT My middle son, Elan, has a violin lesson on Sunday evenings.
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So the real measurement will be time -- how do consumers vote with their evenings?
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In the 1920s, his mother recalled that her children's "little entertainments" brightened their evenings.
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There were hard winds in the evenings and the streetlights shook in the square.
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I was reading that in the evenings and then shooting Bond during the day.
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According to Hassan, the show, which airs on Friday evenings, has millions of viewers.
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On Thursday evenings, he paints during dinner in the hotel's restaurant, the Drawing Room.
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She provides commentary on "The Greg Gutfeld Show," which airs weekly on Saturday evenings.
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In the evenings, he shifts his focus from feet to hooves, his real passion.
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He was simply an eccentric elderly gentleman who ate plums on clear Sunday evenings.
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And then, in the evenings, they kill guys and shove rats in their mouths.
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I also sometimes teach online classes during the lunch hour or in the evenings.
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I'd spend my evenings exploring apartment buildings, taking pictures, helping people with their gardens.
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During my early evenings in repose, I would obsess enviously over friends' Instagram accounts.
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Their evenings hosted politely muted campfire chatter; in the mornings, the kids played catch.
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Some evenings, they went out to dinner or had drinks at the White House.
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Opinion During my senior year of college, I spent many evenings in fraternity houses.
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Its proximity to a major road and a train station made for noisy evenings.
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My weekends and evenings are spent writing, punctuated with coffee or drinks with friends.
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What stood out on this most chastising of evenings was not some technical deficiency.
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That's going to be a few nice evenings of adrenalized pleasure reading, right there.
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In the evenings, starting next week, a multicourse tasting menu, $200, will be available.
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Evenings there for tourists are generally made up of visits to the hotel bars.
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In the evenings, she and I talked about how silly much of it seemed.
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A limited menu is offered on Thursday evenings, when the museum is open late.
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The evenings were for entertainment, including cruises on the Mississippi River and Lake Minnetonka.
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So we've decided to keep releasing these episodes on Friday evenings and Sunday mornings.
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Multiple works in progress keep him and several studio assistants busy into the evenings.
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We once played kick the can in the streets until late on summer evenings.
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He arranged for his son to attend music school in the afternoons and evenings.
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Most evenings, I stop at the small family-owned grocery store in our town.
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His evenings are spent in the familiar company of barflies, revelers and party seekers.
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"I only do it during the evenings and weekend," said Ms. Markuson, the poet.
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Others came by in the evenings for challah, cheesecake or brownies to take home.
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The longer track races will be run in the evenings, when it is cooler.
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Throughout the residency Glasper will perform six days a week, taking Monday evenings off.
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In the evenings, televised Indian Premier League games are a big show in town.
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The hotel provides complimentary breakfast, as well as light dinner on select weekday evenings.
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I read newspapers in the morning and books in the evenings and on airplanes.
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You should make cheese pupusas one of these evenings soon, to eat with curtido.
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Mr. Mankoff said that mosques were busy on Friday evenings, rather than on Sundays.
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Fresh admiration for "The Evenings" comes as no surprise to readers in the Netherlands.
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This was somebody who went home in the evenings, who kept his head down.
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Perelmann's son's evenings, the graduate student reported, were now mere blurs of hat transitions.
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Amazon said it would be broadcasting Champions League matches on Tuesday evenings from 2021.
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He would leave the hotel in the morning and come back in the evenings.
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Amazon said it would be broadcasting Champions League matches on Tuesday evenings from 2021.
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It detailed shady real estate deals and alleged evenings the president spent with prostitutes.
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So the real measurement will be time — how do consumers vote with their evenings?
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Chéri frequently features live music — a pianist most evenings, with a singer on occasion.
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A lot of the evenings he helped put on pageants and plays or readings.
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On weekend evenings, it transforms into a revved-up runway of tuned-up Japanese cars.
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Over 400 pages she documents four decades of brow-furrowing evenings: procedural meetings, resolutions, commissions.
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"We had great conversations that went on way too late into the evenings," she said.
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They may also have a family to tend to during the evenings and on weekends.
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Five years ago, Vlad Dragusin began making wooden cars in the evenings and on weekends.
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On Sunday evenings he'd drive 375-miles to a small Rhode Island city from Rochester.
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The restaurant overlooks a lake and on pleasant evenings, diners often chose to eat outdoors.
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Where they lived, where they worked, who their friends were, where they spent their evenings.
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It was the second time in as many evenings that Fox made that editorial call.
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Yusupov's penchants for transvestite dressing and wild evenings with gypsies show an interestingly unconventional side.
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It remains to be seen who might dream up the next 9 Evenings, and where.
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Waiting for her love, Win studied literature at Oxford and enjoyed cocoa evenings with friends.
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I remember my grandma sitting in the evenings and talking to a woman called Irina.
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On weekend evenings, it transforms into a revved-up runway of tuned-up Japanese cars.
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But "[t]he tiny difference between the two evenings will be undetectable," the magazine writes.
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The Giants play at AT&T Park on Monday and Tuesday evenings and Wednesday afternoon.
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The craftsmanship takes up the weekends, or the evenings if he's really into the project.
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After the park closed in the evenings, Hunt would practice high diving on the platform.
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Check out the live eagle-cam (especially early in the morning, midday and evenings) HERE.
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After the incident, I spent my evenings lying in Bed 232, looking out the window.
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Instead of walking in the evenings, she began to drive around the country surrounding Rhinehorn.
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I started milking cows by hand in the evenings when I was five years old.
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He wanted to stay at home on evenings and weekends; I wanted to go out.
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In the evenings, he strolls along the High Line or goes golfing in the Bronx.
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"On weekends and evenings I plug my work phone in away from me," she says.
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I backpacked through the Balkans, spending evenings drinking wine with locals I met on Tinder.
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Most Ramadan collections offer relaxed pieces better suited for a casual brunch than celebratory evenings.
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In the evenings, customers have the option of getting their food delivered to their table.
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Layer it with a puffy vest like the Montbell Thermawrap on crisp mornings or evenings.
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The crisp evenings were spent by the fireplace, sharing meals and stories or tying flies.
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Around Spain, applause and the banging of pots ring out in evenings at 8 p.m.
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In another restaurant, all this would have been the departure point for some adventurous evenings.
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" Steve Dane, who runs the dance evenings, has designated Ms. Weinrauch the society's "Dancing Angel.
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Bright Sheng, Caroline Shaw and Oscar Bettison will also have evenings devoted to their works.
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In the evenings the child would watch her father composing orchestra works in his studio.
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His evenings are a long montage of applause, flowers and someone else holding the door.
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Now I do work evenings, and this happens to combine perfectly with my child's bedtime.
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He spent many of his evenings looking at paintings, watching plays and going to concerts.
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During his evenings, he serves on the City of Berkeley's Homeless Services Panel of Experts.
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In the evenings the Syrians and Iraqis drank coffee, waving to passing neighbors, she said.
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But as my summer of pop-ups dragged on, I began to dread my evenings.
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Around Spain, applause and the banging of pots ring out in evenings at 8 p.m.
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Plus it's cold and dark in the evenings, which is not ideal for youth play.
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It may be a bit early, but we're dreaming of brisk evenings and apple cider.
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The new evidence was released to the public in tranches on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
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He typically convened the classes on evenings or weekends, when the college was less busy.
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Most evenings, I was so exhausted that I was asleep by 7 or 8 p.m.
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"The best way to beat the system is to have evenings like this," Trump said.
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"Believer" aired on Sunday evenings and had been scheduled to return for a second season.
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She spends her evenings drinking to excess and watching back-to-back true crime shows.
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On evenings off, Mr. Irons cycled to the West End, guitar strapped to his back.
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He preferred quiet evenings at home with family; she liked the theater and fine restaurants.
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A month after frogs sang through 70-degree evenings, freezes in the teens brought silence.
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On some evenings, people stroll along the boulevard by Dal lake, framed by the Himalayas.
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In the muggy evenings they spar on street corners or train in open-air gyms.
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"We worked late into the night... over many evenings and through the weekend," said Chan.
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Consider the lineup for his Carnegie Hall debut, which stretched over Friday and Saturday evenings.
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In the evenings I go home and take care of my daughter, who is two.
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I'd spend long afternoons and evenings at Starbucks, doing practice tests in a zombielike state.
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This program of classical Indian dancing offers two separate programs on back-to-back evenings.
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On most evenings, the Carters keep a campfire burning on a corner of their property.
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When I'm at home in the evenings, I feel like I should be doing more.
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The Women's World Cup in France is still underway; matches are scheduled for evenings this week.
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In particular, the issues seem worse in the evenings and on Apple TV, some have stated.
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I spent evenings after university lectures scouring its existing forums on different medication and recovery plans.
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It'll make you feel like the short days and dark evenings practically flew by — like magic.
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At one of our last evenings together, the foundation hosted a seminar with local university students.
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It was projected February 13, and a future date for additional evenings will be announced shortly.
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Maria even asked him what he would like for dinner during the evenings he was there.
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Spencer used the technique and saw an anomaly on the evenings of February 9 and 11.
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The pay is stellar and the managers have wine and cheese nights most Friday evenings – win!
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During his confession, he detailed how he targeted wealthy homes mostly in the evenings, authorities said.
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How does the show differ from other theatrical evenings featuring hip-hop and street dance styles?
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If nothing else, it lets us play actual video games in the evenings without feeling guilty.
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The evenings get dark earlier, creating a spooky vibe, but also reducing visibility on the road.
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But this is all during the day, and then the evenings were filled with entertaining events.
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One of the evenings we went up with them on top of the mountains taking pictures.
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All hail the jumpsuit: making winter mornings (and evenings) that much more bearable (and stylish, TBH).
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"Sometimes I want to say hi in the evenings when they're with him," Ms. Gitti said.
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Beginning this Friday, the Triforium will be brought back to life for three evenings of performance.
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Most evenings, I find myself staring at the top of everyone's head at the dinner table.
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In the evenings, Fernandez sometimes paid for seafood dinners and drinks out of his own pocket.
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He prefers, say those who know him, to take walks through Arlington Cemetery in the evenings.
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I don't wear perfume but I gravitate toward women who do, remembering those evenings of preparation.
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They were also more likely to feel worse about themselves and less relaxed in the evenings.
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I was meeting friends for dinner instead of possible dates, and spending evenings at home alone.
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Three additional talking circles will take place on the evenings of December 5, 6, and 7.
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That's one reason I think about it on evenings when I'm walking home on my own.
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In the evenings families bring tables and chairs to play cards and listen to the radio.
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On the home front, she realized that whole evenings and weekend afternoons disappeared into channel surfing.
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He spends his evenings tearing up leaflets that call for Britain to leave Europe, he said.
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"In the evenings it became, as Sassoon said, 'a living museum of war neuroses,'" Walker said.
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Nights at home On many evenings, McMillan gets home just as the sunlight starts to fade.
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Both evenings will feature a live orchestra, mariachi band, and performances from the film's original cast.
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On Sunday evenings, he invites three or four of his students to play for each other.
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"Obsessed with texture, color, and pattern, I spent whole evenings entertaining myself this way," writes Apfel.
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Trump, who does not read books, is able to end his evenings with plenty of television.
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But why does it run for just two consecutive evenings, and for fewer than 300 people?
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They deal in mind-boggling months, and as such they haven't needed too many gutty evenings.
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Lawler returned to the screenings on following evenings and eventually graduated to massaging the guru herself.
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Evenings are better suited for relaxation, discussion, and the kinds of lessons only parents can impart.
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He spent Friday and Saturday evenings taking wild, futile, roundhouse swings, striking out and popping up.
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And this weekend, they were supposed to present John Zorn's complete, knotty quartets, over two evenings.
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MEETING Jeremy: My early evenings are spent attending a recovery meeting on the Upper East Side.
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The series of literary evenings with Polish authors Mr. Pollack had organized in Vienna was canceled.
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The Caribbean Now Evenings can be lively in Cruz Bay and the beaches are still inviting.
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The issue barely came up at the first Democratic presidential debates on Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
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After 40 years as a critic, I hope now to spend more evenings away from performances.
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It is not just the hours of preaching to the right-wing choir in the evenings.
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During chilly coastal evenings, the deli's tented seating area provides heat lamps and freshly laundered blankets.
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The same old pints were no longer enough to lure locals away from evenings at home.
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"We worked late into the night... over many evenings and the through the weekend," said Chan.
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She'd cancel plans, or be evasive, or spend whole evenings on her phone, texting her partner.
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We spent evenings watching CNN and debating politics, whether or not Obama would win the election.
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The eastern cottontail is largely crepuscular, preferring to feed in the evenings or early-morning hours.
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Both still face criminal charges linked to Project Sunday Evenings, accused of eavesdropping on national prosecutors.
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On gloomy winter evenings, it is a rare pleasure to feel so thoroughly looked after. ♦
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Since they observe the Sabbath, there is no play on Friday evenings or Saturdays before sundown.
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In the evenings, he and Marty began hosting dinners for people they met in the neighborhood.
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The concerts — on two consecutive evenings at Barclays Center in Brooklyn — took place in June 2015.
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Such musical evenings were common years ago, and everyone seemed to enjoy them—why not resume?
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The drive from Manhattan, 29 to 2000 minutes, had little traffic, except occasionally on Friday evenings.
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This season, she offered an eclectic assortment of clothes for different occasions, mainly balmy summer evenings.
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He subscribed to 16 newspapers, so that's a little like spending your evenings staring at Fox.
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While growing up I would spend much of my summer evenings attending Texas Rangers baseball games.
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However, in the early mornings, afternoons and evenings, diners are more likely to sit and eat.
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He's also saving money by discharging the battery on weekday evenings, when energy is more expensive.
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With an hour of sunlight tacked on in the evenings, candles and kerosene could be conserved.
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The group will be joined by various special guests over the course of the two evenings.
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She soon began working evenings at the Diesel store at the corner of Sixtieth and Lexington.
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The evenings and weekends were harder, but I was able to fill those with work too.
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At best, you get to hang out with some of your colleagues late in the evenings.
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Working during the afternoons and evenings, she spent her mornings writing Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.
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Dinner and a show: Austin evenings are practically magical, and it's a shame to spend them inside.
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The battery will provide 4 hours of storage to extend the power plant's effectiveness into the evenings.
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Or evenings where I wanted to slap my husband for making chicken or fish in the house.
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Tickets for the weekday morning and afternoon timeframes range from $183 to $34, and evenings are $39.
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I have a glass of wine most evenings and a lot of the customers have become friends.
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As a result, Haas said county employees may need to work evenings and weekends to meet deadlines.
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Evenings were spent talking, reflecting, cooking and sharing who they were and who they wanted to be.
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During previous shutdowns, Congress stayed in session through evenings and weekends trying to hammer out a deal.
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The Western Ghats towered to the east and, in the evenings, took the light of the sun.
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Under DST, energy savings from lighter evenings are cancelled out by extra heating bills in the morning.
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It might not seem fair if the girl next door doesn't spend evenings answering advanced algebra problems.
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After a few tense evenings in the Patterson household, the Thurgood Marshall dedication event has finally arrived.
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Then a single mother, Behar spent her evenings honing her standup skills at dingy Manhattan comedy clubs.
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They were calmer than the previous two evenings and a curfew extended over the city was lifted.
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But in the evenings physicists would bring their detectors down and calibrate them using the same accelerator.
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When he isn't out eating pork and drinking beer, Jean-Baptiste also spends his evenings on Twitter.
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It is in this context that Mr Hunt is trying to expand services to evenings and weekends.
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Secret Garden Party is designed to dig out your inner child for a few lost July evenings.
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Boost bone strength and density by jumping 20 times on hard surfaces, in both mornings and evenings.
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He joined our gaming group, he would come and have dinner at our house many, many evenings.
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In the cold months, patrons spend evenings near the fireplace playing darts in the subterranean parlor bar.
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It's longing dearly for breezy summer evenings, where t-shirts are worn and sundown is perpetually delayed.
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O'Rourke rejected that proposal, which had all five debates happening on Friday evenings during high school football.
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In Hoboken, the scooters are so coveted that commuters line up to claim them on weekday evenings.
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During the days he goes horseback riding; in the evenings he reads in front of the fireplace.
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And tonight will be one of those cool, clear summer evenings, perfect for dancing in the moonlight.
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After a demanding, rewarding day, he spends his evenings studying before going to bed at 10 p.m.
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Over long, alcohol-laced evenings in his apartment he told us about his years fighting the Communists.
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In the evenings, both walk over half a kilometer to a private shrimp farm to feed hatchlings.
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The James sit-down was a big scoop for Lemon, who hosts "CNN Tonight" on weekday evenings.
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On Chosun Central TV (the state-sanctioned broadcaster), there was one feature drama that playing in evenings.
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PORT CHESTER "Evenings of Dance in Port Chester," presented by Carole Alexis and the Ballet des Amériques.
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Commit a couple of evenings to its shenanigans and you'll easily see it through to the credits.
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Pinto and her hula hoop take part in an informal circus group that meets on Monday evenings.
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Otherwise, we had to keep it shut down in the evenings and on weekends, all month long.
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In the evenings, those who wanted could have a gangbang, but during the day, we all worked.
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Network executives were predicting a huge audience, in part because many Americans are home on Sunday evenings.
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Some evenings, Ms. Chase and her cohort go back out for several more spins around the borough.
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Evenings are spent listening to Dice's gloomy lectures or singing Baptist hymns (of all things) a cappella.
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That involved increasing its length, however modestly: Adding Thursday evenings to the annual weekend caused a stir.
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Four evenings a week, a mix of employees and volunteers trundle out telescopes for everyone to see.
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In the evenings, we languished at restaurants for hours, savoring airy pillows of gnocchi and creamy carbonara.
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After a mid-morning to afternoon break spent with his family, he uses the evenings for collaboration.
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In the evenings when the weather was good, people treated the streets like their own living rooms.
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Early mornings, evenings and weekends are my favorite time to work as email and Slack is quiet.
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So many evenings, the haze of the day gives way to the dull shock of the Scroll.
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Interview subjects were often looking to meet at their offices well into the evenings or on Saturdays.
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These two evenings, presented in the open-air Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater, demonstrate an even larger achievement.
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The residents meet in the evenings to analyze their collective problems and construct a plot around them.
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Evenings out, therefore, still tend to revolve around food and (nonalcoholic) drink, the more Instagrammable, the better.
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She translates William Blake into Polish in the evenings, and leaves the weather channel on all day.
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Coleman said their entire crew, even the cosmonauts, made a point of eating together on Friday evenings.
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People can lose track of time when scrolling through their feeds, especially in the evenings before bed.
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" Berlioz, too, was a passionate admirer who devoted two chapters to Spontini in "Evenings with the Orchestra.
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We teach them on weekday evenings in our Midtown classroom and we also travel around the world.
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Soon, Mr. Hajj was working a couple of evenings a week in addition to continuing English classes.
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During the first few months of their training, she says she finds them in tears most evenings.
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The days when neighbors bonded during long summer evenings on the front stoop are a distant memory.
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The program is free for the participants, who can attend either weekdays or on evenings and weekends.
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You have no idea what goes on during the other 362 evenings (or any of the days).
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As up and down as the weeks can be, the most difficult evenings are always the rose ceremonies.
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On cool spring evenings, we talked by telephone about the differences between scything and using a weed whacker.
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Switching off is difficult – as a natural workaholic, my evenings and weekends are frequently filled with more work.
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"Have you ever spent long winter evenings wondering why you're not in the Star Wars franchise?" texted Bettany.
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He wanted to be able to get home and be with his family in the evenings, says Cook.
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So, seeing wrongs to be righted and having nothing better to do with my evenings, my emails began.
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Cooking in on those evenings when we'd rather be going out doesn't have to be a lackluster feat.
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Our personal favorite is "By the Fireplace," which sparks memories of calm winter evenings spent with loved ones.
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Our personal favorite is "By the Fireplace," which sparks memories of calm winter evenings spent with loved ones.
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That includes evenings and weekends, which indicates that it's not just travelers coming to the street for pics.
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After years of willingly working evenings, weekends and sometimes pulling all-nighters, I was just really, really tired.
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The following evenings, after work, Rossi took Mark to the Holgerses' house, where they sat with Ricky's parents.
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He ended up working full-time, joining his parents on the farm in the evenings and on weekends.
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Our personal favorite is "By the Fireplace," which sparks memories of calm winter evenings spent with the family.
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Our personal favorite is "By the Fireplace," which sparks memories of calm winter evenings spent with the family.
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During the evenings, you can use warm lights to help you unwind, relax, and ultimately fall asleep faster.
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For 9 Evenings, Rainer created Carriage Discreteness, which included a young Meredith Monk and the artist Carl Andre.
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Programming Alert: Watch "The Next Revolution with Steve Hilton" Sunday evenings at 9pm ET on Fox News Channel.
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Thanks to Starbucks Japan's newly launched "Starbucks Evenings", Tokyoites no longer need to wait till after 6 p.m.
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Keep your eyes towards Aquarius Stargazers should look towards the Aquarius constellation during the evenings to spot meteors.
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More than six in ten of Wave's transactions occur in the evenings or at weekends, Mr Jones estimates.
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This would be particularly useful during high Wi-Fi congestion evenings when everyone is watching videos and gaming.
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Usually I go for a three-mile run on Sunday evenings, but that's not going to happen today.
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In their free evenings at the Radio Astronomy Forum, Stierwalt and the other astronomers wandered through the development.
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Eventually Mike moved in with Priscilla Presley, and we used to have great evenings together talking about Elvis.
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When you have an idea, work on it during off-hours, evenings, and weekends until it's fully sustainable.
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" —Raymer Meditate on the reg "I have a very dedicated meditation practice that I do mornings and evenings.
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You'd spend evenings there, listening to music in the courtyard, talking and exchanging opinions with juniors and seniors.
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For some people with chronic illness, symptoms are worst in the mornings, for others in the evenings. 53.
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Most evenings she'd sit down with her shot glass of Johnnie Walker and beckon me for a chat.
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My evenings are filled with dinners and bath times and bedtime reading and tantrums and so much else.
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On Wednesday, the society will present the first of three programs in its Summer Evenings series this month.
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On many other Saturday evenings over the decades, I've been overjoyed to find it during a long drive.
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Considering you get triple the points for travel and dining, a few evenings out can offset the fee.
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It took him four years to write, working in the evenings after his children had gone to bed.
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Teddy Roosevelt, she said, was a voracious reader; Abraham Lincoln liked to go to plays in the evenings.
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They studied English, and on warm weekend evenings they joined other Yazidis in a park near their home.
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Previously run on diesel generators, they had to use power sparingly and could not operate in the evenings.
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Open on Saturday evenings, seasonal cocktails are whipped up using sustainable and locally sourced herbs and other ingredients.
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Most evenings, you can find him streaming to a few hundred viewers, haunting Dota 2 like a ghost.
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On most summer evenings on the ferry, the air was hot and muggy and smelled like old socks.
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State Republican officials say keeping polls open during evenings and weekends, or "off-hour" times, drains county resources.
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While we barely take reservations for groups on Friday and Saturday evenings anymore, sometimes they still show up.
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Even for schools that aren't as committed to giving kids their evenings free, homework isn't a straightforward issue.
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The best time to go is on Friday evenings for a weekly tour given by the current owners.
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The Salzburg Festival transforms the baroque city with everything from star-studded chamber evenings to experimental theater productions.
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Top 5 can only meet me during evenings and weekends for interviews because he's still in high school.
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They sat down most evenings for dinners cooked by her mother, who worked then as a hospice nurse.
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Ms. Hupp told investigators that she performed the errands for Mr. Pruitt on lunch hours, evenings and vacations.
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Evenings can get chilly in Gothenburg, so consider an insulated vest that's easy to layer over most outfits.
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Some of these can make your mornings a little brighter, while others can make your evenings more relaxing.
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Megan Ledbetter's social calendar usually includes evenings and weekends at house music sets, ecstatic dances and art shows.
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Every weekday, and sometimes in the evenings, he'd visit Bark Tutor, just another dog enrolled in puppy school.
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Pundits declared her the winner of both evenings — and Warren no doubt won on points in some minds.
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There's a regular, Freya, a journalist who spends her evenings in the cafe struggling to write a novel.
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At first, Mr. Olivares began spending evenings with the firefighters to escape the sadness left behind at home.
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I know the upcoming week will be hectic and I won't have time for it in the evenings.
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On Friday evenings, as the late-setting sun angled through the woods, the family gathered for Shabbat dinner.
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In the evenings, I began roaming streets and alleyways I hadn't visited for years with a missionary zeal.
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" Many people work long, hard days, "and the evenings are the only respite — so why end them early?
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They're not entirely right; Disney Plus and Netflix are competing for our credit card numbers and Sunday evenings.
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I was able to discover which aspects of the play needed more exploration and spent the evenings rewriting.
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During the academic year, I spent every Saturday at the school, as well as Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
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In the evenings, actors often sat at the "actors table" in the rear of the fourth-floor restaurant.
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"But during the evenings, after 7 o'clock or so, I will always do it by myself," he added.
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In the evenings, they sometimes wander into town to shop, unfazed by the geopolitical implications of their stay.
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This meant working people had no choice but to visit private providers in the late afternoon or evenings.
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In the evenings, Warren keeps moving, often doing laps around the hotel grounds or pacing in the lobby.
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Customers say the cardigan's material is knit thick enough to keep you warm on those chilly fall evenings.
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Most evenings he pushes the rolling bookshelves to the back and hosts popular jazz concerts and poetry readings.
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He now works out with a trainer four times a week and often takes days and evenings off.
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Since we'd moved to Paris from New York three years earlier, I had been working Sundays and evenings.
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Still, Mr. Trump, who does not read books, is able to end his evenings with plenty of television.
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I'm not surprised, to be honest; nobody really wants to spend their evenings wandering around Holbeck, do they?
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So, looks like he's got a pattern: black sleeves for evenings, white for daytime ... or maybe just church.
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One of our first evenings out took us to a distant funeral home on a curvy mountain road.
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Yet Sunday evenings now gave me the same fetal-position dread my book claimed to help readers avoid.
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Rosario typically starts his workday around noon, but like his clients, he sometimes spends his evenings working late.
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Both evenings have included prominent remarks from disabled speakers with decades-long relationships with Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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In addition, for the month of April, the chain is holding sensory evenings on Thursdays from 6-10 p.m.
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GERARD REVE'S diabolically funny novel, "The Evenings", came out in 1947, but has only recently been translated into English.
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It looks like I'll need to dedicate a few evenings this week and the weekend to work on it.
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That's enough to warrant airing some shows on Monday evenings since there's no room on HBO's signature Sunday slate.
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Rain will blanket big parts of the country, possibly forcing some neighborhoods to reschedule their trick-or-treating evenings.
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The effort it took not to think of her was so great that in the evenings my bones ached.
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In the evenings, with daylight hours stretching past midnight, there is a lot of boozing, live music and dancing.
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In her Rwandan village she and her neighbours now cook after dark and their children study in the evenings.
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As for what day to shop the sale, Thursday morning's are best as sale markdowns happen on Wednesday evenings.
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According to the victims, some football and wrestling coaches knew boys were going to Jensen's house in the evenings.
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Surfing is a past time reserved for the early mornings and evenings, when domestic duties and studies are completed.
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The family now spends their evenings walking through their Astoria, Queens, neighborhood catching Pok mon and making new friends.
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After four months of dark and dismal evenings, many Americans will relish commuting home next week in full daylight.
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And the only thing left to complete our couch-bound, blanket-clad, remote-in-hand, evenings in is dessert.
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We end most of our evenings this way and I'm sure going to miss him over the next week.
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But the most interesting starling behavior occurs on winter evenings, when thousands of the birds flock together in murmurations.
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Many mornings, evenings, and afternoons later, and we've arrived to December 13, 2017 — hasn't it been a wild ride?
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The fight that ultimately broke up the group — and saved Ma — came on one of those alcohol-fueled evenings.
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For about a year, she spent her evenings scouring the comments and taking down anything too threatening or sexual.
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I generally take showers in the afternoons and evenings when I am able to, preferably after I work out.
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Fondue served by outdoor fire pits and an outdoor hot tub are a nice match for cool spring evenings.
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He tells PEOPLE that Julian spent both evenings with his mother, who called 911 on Friday asking for help.
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He only worked during the evenings, after he came home from his full-time job as a security researcher.
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Four English-language ITAA conference calls take place each week, Tuesday and Thursday evenings, and weekend days at noon.
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Senate staffers would spend afternoons and evenings in the basement of the NRSC, making calls on behalf of candidates.
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They do not need to eat out but are instead hosted most evenings by close friends in the area.
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In the evenings, Powell wrapped herself with unused doggie bags, and her and Miley huddled together to keep warm.
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On Sunday evenings Ankawa's churches are full, mostly with people displaced by IS. A Catholic university opened last year.
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You're able to bond all four of them by talking in the evenings and scrounging through the dilapidated buildings.
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In the evenings, they may be looking to unwind with sports documentaries or some of ESPN Plus's other originals.
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Several days a week in the early evenings, after swim practice, I worked behind the counter filling people's orders.
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And the days ahead are looking very much the same, with bright, toasty days and clear, comfortably cool evenings.
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If you're wondering how to stay cool during those sweltering summer evenings in New York City, look no further.
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Cristoph: It hasn't really been a problem, I did this in the evenings and sometimes on a rainy weekend.
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Most evenings, Hassan returned from work to find Sara in their bedroom, riding her exercise bike and watching CNN.
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I spent evenings after the kids went to bed sitting out on the porch, reading fashion or gossip magazines.
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Hardship disappeared on Sunday evenings when my family listened to the records of exiled Cuban comedian Guillermo Alvarez Guedes.
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A jazz trio plays at the Sunday brunch and on Friday evenings, with special performances scheduled during Jazz Fest.
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Hornung realized that having easily-accessible snacks ready to go could make evenings in her house easier for everyone.
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The mother-in-law no longer went to the theatre in the evenings; her inner light had been extinguished.
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With Brendan out of the house, she faces long evenings of watching " Friends " on Netflix and compulsively checking Facebook.
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I started going to driving ranges or wherever was available in the mornings, and in the evenings I practiced.
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GAUDIR A taste of Spain pops up on Monday evenings in the premises of the caterer, Tastings NYC & SoFlo.
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"They're less intimidating, more social, more convenient, and they're open in the evenings and at the weekend," he added.
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The plush blue lounge upstairs at the Four Seasons Restaurant has started holding cabaret performances on occasional Friday evenings.
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I spent evenings gently cajoling him to come with me to the gym, walk with me to the park.
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But you get a concierge, a lavish breakfast buffet and a premium open bar with appetizers in the evenings.
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The shrine complex remains busy throughout the day and late evenings as visitors throng it for prayers and alms.
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Ms. Rodriguez de Jesus often spends evenings visiting her son and daughter-in-law, who live across the courtyard.
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They also are sleeping in and training in the evenings, to align themselves with the unusual nighttime competition schedule.
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He plans to continue his program, started in Manhattan, of offering 10-course tasting menus on alternate Monday evenings.
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I bought two small antique Caucasian kilims before I wandered back to Republic Square, where I end most evenings.
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The danger of such gala-type evenings is that too much can be bite-size and overly audience pleasing.
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You can set your phone to automatically turn off notifications in the evenings, by scheduling do not disturb hours.
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We work from home in separate rooms during the day and make food and watch films during the evenings.
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Both Emery LeCrone and Claudia Schreier, who presided over their own evenings, had too little momentum in their choreography.
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On evenings when there is a wait for a table, patrons sometimes while away the time posing and posting.
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When my older kid started on solid foods, I spent Sunday evenings happily roasting, simmering and pureeing various vegetables.
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In the evenings, the multipurpose space might serve as a venue for chef collaborations (tacos and tequila seem inevitable).
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At 15, he became a printer's apprentice and took classes five evenings a week to complete his secondary education.
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It is difficult to ask people to work evenings and weekends when the CEO works mornings (is part time).
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Japanese work culture is very demanding, with employees putting in long hours late into the evenings and on weekends.
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Full evenings are also devoted to American Ballet Theater and Alonzo King Lines Ballet, making their festival debuts. vaildance.
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And larger groups of artists, sharing their own evenings, will present artistic responses to questions the organizers have posed.
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For years, Lower Manhattan emptied out in the evenings and on weekends, when traders and office workers went home.
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The change will add an extra hour of daylight to the evenings of the longest days of the year.
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They often stay late into the evenings, conducting brainstorms, perfecting lines of code, shooting live-streams or assembling prototypes.
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The Sudduths hope that was the last time they have an uninvited guest during one of their evenings in.
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For a few summer evenings at the Delacorte Theater, that was a huge civic release and a good start.
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The pharmacy, on the other hand, is a mile away from her house, and it's open evenings and weekends.
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On some evenings, the church shows soccer games on the television screens that are normally used to broadcast Mass.
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Pew Research shows less than half of Americans say they spend social evenings with their neighbors once a month.
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When Arianna Varuolo-Clarke was growing up, her favorite evenings were spent watching the Weather Channel with her grandfather.
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But on this day, a Thursday, his classes are only in the evenings, so he sleeps until 8 a.m.
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On Thursday evenings people congregate to listen to the religious songs called qawwali and perform a devotional dance, dhamal.
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It means handing control to highly motivated activists who are prepared to devote their evenings to passing composite motions.
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Soon they were spending evenings at the house's gazebo, talking into the night while Mr. McKinley strummed his guitar.
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It cost me more than those evenings to see you;more than a lifetime to see my own face.
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"I'm going out tonight," she says, on one of the evenings she sets aside to spend with other mothers.
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Relaxed evenings could include time spent on the large front porch with a book from the on-site library.
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The pool and sauna are restricted, but the public can patronize the indoor/outdoor rooftop lounge in the evenings.
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She would spend summer evenings lying on the grass in her backyard, staring up at the cloudless night sky.
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I feel most clear-headed, productive, and energized in the evenings, free to work as long as I'd like.
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But then in the evenings, I pretty much usually just have protein and vegetables, and then just go to sleep.
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Still, the al-Haj Alis hung on; they adapted to living in a war zone, spending evenings in the dark.
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The naval station says jets are also expected to be in the area in the afternoon and evenings conducting bombings.
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Not wanting to ruffle any more feathers, the couple turned the lights off, leaving their property dark in the evenings.
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We've gathered the wildest Instagrams and tweets from this evenings Golden Globes, and will updating as the ceremony goes on.
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During the week he'd stay in a motel, and then dart off on Friday evenings for the trip back home.
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Wilson refused even to hear from Nguyen Tat Thanh, a busboy at the Ritz Hotel where delegates dined many evenings.
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Now, every style of bag I produce fits the iPhone6+, allowing the owner to carry all the evenings necessities comfortably.
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The New Museum in New York City is closed on Mondays and is pay-what-you-wish on Thursday evenings.
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While Mr Barenboim was busy with the rehearsals, Said led discussion evenings, often quite controversial, about music, culture and politics.
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She spent many evenings decorating rocks, T-shirts and canvases with inspiration drawn from landscapes and wildlife around Lake Superior.
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In the mornings, afternoons, and into the evenings he shaped the Obama head while I sat nearby, asking more questions.
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"One thing I love about living near the ocean is the coastal breeze that blows through most evenings," she said.
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While some people watch TV, count their pores or call their grandparents, I spend evenings savoring bot-translated product copy.
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Mr. Obama, like Mr. Bush, shies away from television news, but he spends evenings scouring the Internet on his iPad.
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Depending on its sugar levels, they are a great match for spicy foods (or spicy evenings out in the city).
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Um, I was I did this sort of over a weekend and in the weekday evenings while I was home.
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In a dark denim, they can give you those Saturday Night Fever vibes that your evenings out have been missing.
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For four months, my evenings were essentially recreations of La Grande Bouffe, death wish included—only the whores were missing.
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She used to return home in the evenings to a spacious $400,000 house on the west side of El Paso.
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She used to return home in the evenings to a spacious $400,203 house on the west side of El Paso.
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"We were sort of casually dating up to that point," she said, recalling once-a-week-or-so evenings together.
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Perhaps spooked by the prospect of truncated summer evenings in the Biergärten, most Germans say they prefer year-round summertime.
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It'd run on the inner lane of the bridge, which is usually clogged with traffic in the mornings and evenings.
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He gradually started contacting some of his old friends, venturing out of his home in the evenings to play soccer.
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I spent several evenings across the road at the local gay pub when I finally got out of my relationship.
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British Summer Time made its glorious entrance last weekend, hailing a new summer of lighter evenings and great outdoor festivals.
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I play HQ Trivia at 2351.50, which I almost never miss, along with my sisters; we play together most evenings.
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Miller says plans have included regular structured family time, evenings set aside for connecting with friends, and fitness-related goals.
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There are restaurants and bars along the 18 escalators, which run downhill in the mornings and uphill in the evenings.
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Evenings were often spent at the watering hole, which is adorned with statues of robots made out of scrap metal.
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It's not glamorous, it means working crappy hours, it means working weekends and evenings and not having a social life.
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In the evenings, our tour group was returned to the hotel and not permitted to leave until the next day.
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We struck up a friendship that lasted all these years so many wonderful evenings with her and my wife Shawn.
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In the evenings, they have video game battles and right next door she converted that place into a coffee shop.
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If detaching yourself from work-related communication on weekday evenings is too big a challenge, then how about the weekend?
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In the evenings, the campaign moves to a co-working space in midtown, lent to Chowdhury by a family friend.
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The "Ring of the Nibelung", known as the "Ring" cycle, lasts about 15 hours and is performed over four evenings.
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I had a freshly shaved cheek to kiss each morning, and a sturdy lap to climb onto in the evenings.
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The Friday evenings in Chelsea focus on our inter-human relations and the intertwining of the organic and the technological.
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The train goes to the canyon and back during the day, so we only had evenings and nights to work.
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Skinner had spent many evenings in Amman drinking Johnnie Walker Black with Iraqi tribal sheikhs, trying to recruit their support.
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It had no working lights, so Smith, during evenings after school, would put up shot after shot in the dark.
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I try to eat healthily but after two days I'm back to binge-eating in the evenings for no reason.
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But it's also sleek and elegant, and I regularly unclipped the strap to carry as a clutch in the evenings.
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Would you like to spend intermittent Wednesday evenings in rooms like this eating ham sandwiches for the next 20 years?
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I was 14 when I started working in the kitchen, five to six days a week, including evenings and weekends.
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On the evenings I was there, people lounged with a drink in discreet little lounge areas and at the bar.
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Picture the people of Bach's household on free evenings, gathered in their living room for the activity of reading aloud.
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And yes, London office colleagues, fitting all of this into my evenings is why I look the way I do.
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Now, as students brace themselves to return to classes this week, evenings at friends' houses have turned into organizing meetings.
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He spent his evenings writing letters to the editor that he hoped would be printed in The New York Times.
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I got all As, I did my coursework, but working on the story in the evenings was therapeutic for me.
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Tickets cost €20 (~$22.40) and the first concert occurred last week; five more evenings are scheduled from June to September.
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Staffers' complaints about spending evenings and weekends catching up with more solitary forms of work started to make more sense.
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In the evenings we would walk through the streets of the town, which brimmed with pilgrims of almost every faith.
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The society said that its popular summer evening series would return to Alice Tully Hall for three evenings this July.
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Working out mid-morning was an utter joy and it was lovely to have my evenings free for other things.
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On dark days and evenings, its enormous, eccentric windows will act like inviting beacons of light, attracting eyes and feet.
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"We'd log on after school and spend evenings chatting about photography, films, and coming up with new ideas," they recall.
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They came to understand that the local ice cream man, surrounded by curious crowds on summer evenings around 7 p.m.
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It's true that this process requires time and attention in the evenings, which is tough if both parents work late.
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During my stay, I spent several evenings at the Lochindaal Hotel, a fourth-generation owned pub and restaurant with lodgings.
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He often held the classes at Medgar Evers on evenings or weekends when the college was less crowded, officials said.
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And there is the Scoop, evenings held about five times a year with storytellers recounting personal tales connected to jewelry.
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In the evenings and early mornings before I went to work, I was sorting and editing photos on my computer.
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But Phil's evenings are special, full of a particular kind of magic that keeps heads bopping late into the night.
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In the evenings, he would come in and inject her arm and then force her to have sex, she said.
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You spend your evenings swiping right on what seems like every bearded 20-something man within a two-mile radius.
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Sam Moslih, who works evenings at the bodega, said someone had seen the creation and asked Carlos to make one.
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But other benefits were appealing, like a schedule that would let her be home with her family in the evenings.
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As the evenings wore on, he would become more animated, chewing coca and rolling cigarettes—organic tobacco, he assured me.
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Second, people are likely to be a bit more restrained in their alcohol consumption at lunchtime than in the evenings.
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But it'll keep you from showing up at your office (and evenings) without looking like grizzly man, furs and all.
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Yet the term "rural" was uttered on just one of the four evenings so far during the Democratic primary debates.
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In the evenings, he would come in and inject her arm and then force her to have sex, she said.
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Yet while the vintage décor suggests either performer might reappear at any moment, evenings here are no mere nostalgia-fest.
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When we got a VCR, "Y & R" had to be taped everyday, so they could watch it in the evenings.
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Apparently, the most popular time to use the dating app is right now, in January, and particularly on Monday evenings.
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Evenings were quiet — there was no bar or nightclub on board the ship like one might expect at a cruise.
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Two lonely older neighbors strike up a romantic relationship, mostly to have somebody to talk to during their long evenings.
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A lot of us spent our evenings every October 31 at a church "harvest party" instead of trick-or-treating.
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I tried to keep my evenings as free as possible, knowing I had to get as much sleep as possible.
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Reading it, Bagehot was reminded of Oscar Wilde's maxim that "the trouble with socialism is that it takes too many evenings".
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With his wife Amal expecting twins, George Clooney will likely soon have his evenings consumed with changing diapers and tearful tots.
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In a city where it's very easy to feel lost and overwhelmed, evenings like these really make it feel like home.
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After all, what good is a booming economy if employees are stuck at work late into the evenings or on weekends?
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It's the sound of Spring kicking the sun's motor into action, of afternoons starting to spread their way into later evenings.
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But The Spanish Princess, airing on Starz Sunday evenings, exposes the tremendous sacrifice that accompanies royal status — especially in Tudor England.
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That's when the Quicken Loans Arena — which was finally crowded and energized after two sleepy primetime evenings — started to get restless.
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In fact, it takes an oil cleanser to remove it — perfect for long work days and into-the-early-hours evenings.
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I myself did not pray each night before bed, but I did relish most evenings on which Challenge meetings were held.
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ON SUNNY evenings in Brussels, young Eurocrats mingle on the bar terraces of the Place du Luxembourg outside the European Parliament.
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The two share dinner each evening with three elderly friends; Sunday evenings, they look forward to watching "Columbo" together on cable.
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And when I am with my daughters in the evenings and we're sitting in bed and I am reading them stories.
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And, based on my location data, the majority of my screen-time happens at home, meaning evenings are my iPhone downfall.
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In the evenings, I down beers or watch old episodes of Catchphrase or stand around in nightclubs pretending I'm not tired.
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While he used to run the shop by himself in the evenings, he now has to have another set of hands.
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When she's not spending her evenings out grabbing drinks with friends, she's content staying in to cook and watch a movie.
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"There's thousands and thousands of evenings that I've been just about to go on and then look what happens," Damon griped.
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For most people, evenings are when we unwind and see friends, or exercise, and early darkness makes this far less appealing.
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If you've been feeling misunderstood, hashing out your thoughts with trusted pals is a great way to use this evenings' energy.
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Rounding up that many people willing to spend their evenings hearing complaints about bins, dog poo and broken playgrounds is hard.
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It offers events like "Prenup 101," and invitations to intimate evenings with notables such as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Jennifer Lawrence.
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In the last year, many Lebanese schools have opened a second shift so that Syrian children can enroll in the evenings.
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Since I've never visited Canterbury, I use my free evenings and weekends to enjoy its beautiful architecture, particularly the Canterbury Cathedral.
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But most of those posted after hours — evenings, early mornings or on the weekend — he writes and sends on his own.
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IN THE summer, Spaniards enjoy their long evenings, having a drink at a pavement terraza before dining at 10pm or later.
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Despite having to constantly keep up her balancing act, Hilty always looks forward to evenings with her new family-of-four.
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Sotheby's and Christie's will go head-to-head on four successive evenings in marquee sales of Impressionist, Modern and contemporary art.
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The parties in the evenings are a fantastic way to catch up less formally with existing contacts and make new ones.
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I returned home without a degree and spent most evenings quarreling with my parents about the direction my life was headed.
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Then, she goes to class all day before juggling school work, event organizing and a couple media interviews in the evenings.
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The rest spent Tuesday and Wednesday evenings petrified that their time in Detroit would be their swan song as legitimate candidates.
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He spent his days treating women and children in a Palestinian refugee camp, and his evenings with his wife and daughters.
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Cabin had all the amenities we needed to cook meals and enjoy evenings at the cabin and on the great porch.
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Tuxedo's and evening dresses, captains' dinners and gala evenings — all these events are no longer done on the "MS Europa 2".
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Evenings featured private performances by major artists like Lorde, Bastille, Crystal Fighters, Florence and the Machine, and Two Door Cinema Club.
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To celebrate, the castle is bathed in emerald light at night, casting a magical "Wizard of Oz" mood over the evenings.
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In this case, in this event, there was, you know, a dinner one of the evenings when we were in Rome.
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But Stone is back to spending Friday evenings with his family at his favorite New Haven-style pizza joint, Caputo said.
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She'll go on spending her evenings making house calls and writing methadone prescriptions, never not answering the buzzer or the phone.
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Bjorklund quickly realized that English football would be the perfect entertainment for long winter evenings, and the "Tipsextra" show was born.
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Because of my lack of sleep the prior two evenings, I would've have happily snoozed the hell out of my alarm.
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In the afternoons and evenings, Josephine often brought out traditional Lebanese food to feed her family and share with her customers.
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But it turns out that the mean number of evenings 25- to 35-year-olds report spending with relatives is rising!
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After the potatoes were planted, Parmentier hired soldiers to stand guard around the patch all day, giving them the evenings off.
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There is that sense of expanse possible only at a distance from Manhattan, and of evenings brought to an early close.
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I also wear it out for casual evenings over a T-shirt and paired with dark-wash jeans and leather sneakers.
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My tiny house had a (tiny) deck out front, which I mainly used for reading and animal watching in the evenings.
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Here's the rest of his nighttime routine: Successful evenings include sit-down dinners with lots of "conversation and laughter," Branson writes.
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They often end up spending evenings in the TV room, Paperny said, where fights break out and misunderstandings are more common.
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We dispatched observers to the meetings and spent our evenings lobbying the warring parties while continuing to mobilize people in Liberia.
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Summer evenings, I used to usher them into the woods to play in the stand of old pine behind our houses.
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Over the last several months, I've spent evenings watching my fiancée, Lara, inject herself with smaller and smaller doses of estrogen.
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On Sunday evenings you are probably dreading the impending week ahead, sinking into your couch with Thai leftovers on your lap.
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Teachers from a local samba school lead classes on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings, with a professional samba show afterward.
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The evenings showcase different programs: Some are part of the competition, some are celebratory gala performances and some include professional dancers.
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Mr. Khan and Mr. Rojas, both software engineers, have been using evenings and weekends since last fall to hack the Kia.
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Curated by Tiffany Rea-Fisher, the series is hosted by Bryant Park Picnics and runs on Friday evenings through July 20.
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Ms. Ronen is known for combustible evenings during which actors exhume their personal traumas, emotional scars and fears, largely through monologues.
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Rare is the singer who doesn't program at least one Sondheim song in her set; many put together entire evenings' full.
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In some ways, my life isn't so radically different — I work from home, we hardly ever went out in the evenings.
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Personal trainer Noam Tamir, founder and CEO of TS Fitness, also finds Tuesday evenings to be busy nights at the gym.
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Doesn't everyone spend summer vacation evenings with a glass of wine in one hand and pages of words in the other?
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I basically had to cold call C.E.O.s and try to sell them money, and the evenings were spent building financial models.
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For example, check your messages on Saturday afternoon while your kids are getting a haircut and on Sunday evenings after dinner.
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Their song is earnest and wistful, too, as they cling to the fading warmth and evenings that are still day-lit.
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Mr. Gardiner's cycle, performed over five evenings, amounted to a reintroduction to symphonies that felt smaller and more transparent than usual.
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On Sunday evenings, the dance and video artist Cathy Weis opens her spacious SoHo loft to experiments and works in progress.
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These illuminated evenings peak around the summer solstice at the end of June, but now, they are still at their brightest.
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Some people will tell you that bringing work home with you in the evenings or on weekends is a bad idea.
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Generations of the faithful grew up absorbed in church life, spending summers at Baptist camps and pleasant evenings at Baptist suppers.
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For evenings out, a multiplex theater and upscale restaurants like Kyma and Hendrick's Tavern pepper the quaint neighboring village of Roslyn.
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We realized that meeting on Monday evenings provided us with the support we needed to make it through the work week.
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Evenings, they discovered, were prime time, as each flower opens for a single night and produces pollen only that one night.
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Those extra 25 minutes of sunlight extended harvesting time for farmers, so they could continue their picking later into the evenings.
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The peak hours of engagement/consumption for many of these activities are in the evenings or late at night, Wei said.
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It will appear on Friday and Saturday evenings for the late-night crowd and then tuck away underground during the day.
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There are two officers who cycle round here a few evenings a week, but what can they do on a bike?
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In cities where advisories were issued, the Weather Service recommended that residents schedule exhausting outdoor activities in early mornings or evenings.
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It should be noted, for those planning evenings with lovers, that the run of this double bill ends on Feb. 14.
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It's this kind of social tolerance for TV-heavy evenings that makes it hard to know when it's becoming a problem.
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This was before Studio 54 came into the picture, before excessive evenings spent with the likes of Cher and Bianca Jagger.
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She said she found them inexplicably soothing, and started to DVR them to watch in the evenings after a long day.
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We watched "Office Romance," about a mean lady boss who falls in love with her nerdy but charming underling, and "Five Evenings," a Nikita Mikhalkov film about a man who returns unexpectedly from parts unknown to spend a week (five evenings) with his former love and her teen-age nephew, whose mother died in the war.
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Early mornings and evenings are the best time to walk in the desert, because under the sunlight the salt can be blinding.
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Here and there, working some evenings or weekends can help you easily hit that extra $250 per month — and maybe even more!
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Bhusri has hustle in his own right — he told the audience he's been using the evenings to make sales at nearby bars.
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Muhammad Ali, 44, wants to supplement the salary he earns working in a bank by driving a motorcycle taxi in the evenings.
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The projection was initially planned for the evenings of February 93, 14, and 15, in conjunction with the opening of Brand New.
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He was 19973 then, and for the first time he took up stones, bombs, anything, and spent his evenings attacking the police.
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We often sit in a rocking chair in the evenings, and she loves to be scratched and massaged while on my lap.
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Maybe you used to freelance in the evenings for a data analytics company, but you backed off when work got too stressful.
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On warm summer evenings, I sat with my cousins around a crackling campfire as the adults took turns narrating their spookiest tales.
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That's 10 times more kids who died from being hit by a car on Halloween evenings, peaking around 6PM on Halloween nights.
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Zhao said those venues enjoy around 90% occupancy during peak hours, which are on weekends and in the evenings from 6 p.m.
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It's the most wonderful time of the year — holiday parties, intimate evenings with friends and family, and of course holiday gift shopping.
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His show, A Prairie Home Companion, launched in 1974 and ran Saturday evenings, distinguished for its wry humor and popular musical guests.
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As a result,Wisconsin Elections Commission's Administrator Michael Haas said county employees may need to work evenings and weekends to meet deadlines.
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In the winter, we prefer dining out for lunch instead of dinner because the evenings come quicker and the roads get dark.
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A few students told Reuters they faced threats of "physical repercussions" when they ventured out near the library canteen in the evenings.
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On evenings and in between cloud workshops, she climbs the spiral stairs to the top of the lighthouse to practice her flute.
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"My husband Chris really likes the evenings, when it's bath time and that whole routine of putting them to bed," she shares.
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I mean, can you imagine those evenings when he's just being lambasted by this crazy Ken Starr, who is a total wacko?
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One banned a profligate regular who, despite his lavish tabs, spent one too many evenings propositioning servers to sleep with his friends.
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The first batch of tickets sold out in 13 minutes; during one of the FriendsFest evenings, a man proposed to his girlfriend.
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Lee will face off against AlphaGo again tomorrow and on Saturday, Sunday, and Tuesday (11pm ET the previous evenings in the US).
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These social psychological processes of escalation, at work across the first two evenings, then fed into the day of the match itself.
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What they did make is perfectly fun and fine, a breezy way to pass the evenings as summer winds wearily toward winter.
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The crowded Democratic primary field means the early debates will be held on two separate evenings, with ten candidates featured each night.
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Saturday is one of the last Orchid Evenings, an after-hours event for the 60633+ crowd that includes cocktails and live music.
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Still, even with imperfections, these evenings offer rare opportunities to experience "The Art of the Score," as the series is aptly titled.
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Subjects of tribute evenings will include Albert Murray, Samuel Beckett, Shirley Jackson and E.L. Doctorow, whose novels will be celebrated on Jan.
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These yields are tallied at the end of the day and reported by state in the evenings throughout the week (reut.rs/2bD2XG1).
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He is in the dining room in the evenings, greeting a stream of customers, many of whom he has known for years.
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The Duarte family, steeped in culture, was famous for its musical evenings; Leonora and her five siblings all sang or played instruments.
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On Friday and Saturday evenings, young women dressed in bandage skirts and heels line up outside the clubhouses on Mt. Auburn Street.
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But he indicated he wanted downtime in the evenings to exercise and liked to be in bed no later than 10 p.m.
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Individual breeds are judged during the day, with the winners of each moving on to group competitions on Monday and Tuesday evenings.
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Another, allowing early-voting sites to open on evenings and weekends leading up to an election, has not been heard this session.
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In the evenings, we'd hang about their house, drinking mint-and-lemongrass tea and cooking vegan feasts of rice, beans, salad, fritters.
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Without livelihoods, they were reduced to long days and evenings full of waiting for news of missing relatives or much-needed aid.
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Music was among their shared enthusiasms, and Einstein participated in musical evenings in Southold, playing his violin and often drawing a crowd.
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It's a wondrous family outing; Bar Car Nights, select evenings that offer drinks and live music, cater to the 21-plus crowd.
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There are fewer checkpoints in Damascus than before, the streets are bustling later into the evenings and electricity has been completely restored.
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Preston had a kind of dream job and Beale freely spent his evenings rock climbing in a gym with hundreds of strangers.
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Dorsey said in the "Tales of the Crypt" podcast that he started using ice baths and saunas in the evenings around 2016.
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With nearly six months of sunny days and sweater-weather evenings, this city is one of the more comfortable in the region.
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As a father myself, I'm worried about the impact it will have on my kids coming home safe at night or evenings.
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In the evenings I ate rich Burgundian meals of snails and beef and coq au vin at the restaurants flanking the cathedral.
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Mobile testing and even circumcision teams go in the afternoon and evenings to shopping centers, bars and other place where men congregate.
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