And often, during those quiet, spiralling moments that usually happen late at night (why is it always late at night?), I will think of Courtney Love and whether she'd genuinely give a fuck.
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Clinton's prep was not limited to late at night, however.
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I walk in, late at night, asking for a room.
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Are there a lot of people there late at night?
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VICE: How do our search habits change late at night?
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She died late at night with me holding her hand.
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Late at night on November 10th, the entertainment news site
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He wandered around late at night staring at his phone.
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Late at night, his fellow competitors were hailing his legacy.
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No more children playing on the streets late at night.
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Even late at night, the trains can be slow, delayed.
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Late at night, however, that rumble tends to die down.
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Her college library was at its best late at night.
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"Things get weird late at night," she captioned the pic.
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I would hear the sirens going past late at night.
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Residents spotted him driving aimlessly around town late at night.
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A stray snowflake or two is possible late at night.
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Light winds from the north become calm late at night.
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I obviously never exercised and ate heavy meals late at night.
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Violent skirmishes break out late at night between activists and police.
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She's playing a piano in the school, alone late at night.
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And I said, 'And I don't take subways late at night.
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Late at night, I will watch Noam Chomsky documentaries with her.
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It's late at night and I'm alone on a Gotham street.
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Do not walk too close to a woman late at night.
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Raves are loud and smelly and they happen late at night.
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Late at night they moved the missile out and launched it.
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I do not answer my door late at night for anyone.
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Who else would be texting or calling that late at night?
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That semi-final, played in Canada, was broadcast late at night.
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It is also dangerous to travel there so late at night.
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It was late at night and I had a busy day.
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He was staying up late at night, seething and not sleeping.
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This could be late at night or early in the morning.
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Like me, she loves to eat buttered toast late at night.
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Especially if it is in between meals or late at night.
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But it still won't allow women to ride late at night.
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Late at night, I'll talk to Tokyo because it's their morning.
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Essentially it's music made for people on dancefloors late at night.
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Yaghi's party-planning requires her to stay up late at night.
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It's particularly useful for those using Alexa late at night, they say.
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After all, nutritional research suggests that nothing good happens late at night.
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The lights are on most of the day, even late at night.
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A couple weeks later, the director invited Swirsky over late at night.
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How could they, when it would mean walking home late at night?
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LATE at night, two hooded men lurk in a driveway in Solihull.
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Even celebrities can't get a drink in Sydney, Australia late at night.
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Say you're driving late at night and you start to feel lonely.
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From early in the morning until late at night, Grace did chores.
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You will hear a knock on the door, often late at night.
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She became secretive, distant and could only talk very late at night.
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So, Jamie and his troops meet late at night, ready to attack.
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"Sometimes, late at night, I can hear them printing money," she quipped.
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It reminded him of delivering bread late at night with his father.
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I threw on the pilot late at night expecting a medieval drama.
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Sometimes I look over at it when I'm working late at night.
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They usually go late at night at around 1 or 2 a.m.
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The Astro Poets idea was born over text message, late at night.
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Did he wield an iron late at night, in his hotel room?
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"Mind The Gap" was taken late at night on the London tube.
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Grassi said it was normal for Ledyard to text late at night.
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"Are the lights on late at night?" said Mr. Bollinger of Columbia.
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It often aired late at night, and it struggled to find viewers.
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"You would be surprised how many people order late at night," says Rohaiem.
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Children and elderly people generally rise early; teens stay up late at night.
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Ask them about the West End – is there anything happening late at night?
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There's no telling what will happen on live TV, especially late at night.
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She works late at night and into the early hours of the morning.
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Well, thankfully I just don't get THAT much important email late at night.
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But then they put him on late at night and he was wonderful.
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They often work from the time the doors open until late at night.
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They follow the sheriff from his house to a motel late at night.
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It just means you can watch it late at night and buddy-less.
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Now it's late at night; a high-speed car chase causes a crash.
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Franken excused Trump for the tweet, saying people make errors late at night.
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I always tell people to go shopping late at night for this reason.
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We entered Syria late at night, on foot, then drove on country roads.
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I don't like to work super late at night, to modify the pieces.
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My fiancée's biggest concern with me driving, especially late at night, is safety.
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Back at home, Lulu started chatting me late at night, at odd hours.
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Other times, late at night, I stare at the ceiling for too long.
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"Late at night on Saturday, people are returning from the clubs," he said.
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"It's really important to avoid stimulating your mind late at night," said Romotsky.
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Late at night, the organizers drift down to a bar in the basement.
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After most shows, I would be writing a paper till late at night.
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However, for most, the noise is intermittent enough and quiet late at night.
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The two trade thoughts from morning until late at night, according to aides.
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I would stagger home afterward, late at night or before work or both.
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"I loved the solitude of the computer lab late at night," he said.
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He has odd sleeping habits; he is often up late at night; 2628.
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One cat was found repeatedly hanging around a local school late at night.
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Arriving late at night, I was lucky to already have a hotel booking.
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I even call my dad late at night if I need business advice.
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The bodies were examined in Kathmandu, then flown to Kolkata late at night.
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I don't remember a time when he wasn't working till late at night.
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"We're not partying on the streets of New York late at night," says Guthrie.
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What is it like watching these bands play late at night in the desert?
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"What?" he said, as if I had discovered him sneaking cupcakes late at night.
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There's nothing open that late at night so we gotta go get some noodles.
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Let's face it: sometimes you want to get it on super late at night.
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But I didn't, I posted it late at night and it's still — it worked.
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So if anything was to happen, it would happen late at night, early morning.
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We both wrote late at night, and when my phone rang at 3 a.m.
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Both roamed the mansions of power late at night, raving against every perceived slight.
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We stayed up until late at night working on the nuances of this route.
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For years, she usually walked from venues to her hotel, even late at night.
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Using taxpayers' money to hire investigators to search school employees' computers late at night.
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Returning home late at night, Ms. Gonschorek encountered young men sitting on her doorstep.
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After a party at school, I was at Burger King very late at night.
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It is late at night, around the carnival somewhere — some sort of traveling circus.
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Late at night the most likely storm track shifted slightly east, potentially lessening damage.
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Callimachi: And then about a year later, I was home alone late at night.
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It is a place Charlotte sometimes visits late at night, like a restless ghost.
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It's late at night and her parents are arguing, their voices rising and falling.
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But I don't think it's about them being out late at night, at all.
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As recently as two weeks ago she walked their dog alone, late at night.
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There was something weirdly appealing about wandering their long carpeted corridors late at night.
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A small group began meeting late at night to hash through a bipartisan fix.
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Late at night, the ids of his callers and guests flash like dorsal fins.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tomorrow night: Mostly cloudy with scattered rain showers late at night.
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Ruszczyk called 911 late at night to report the possible assault in an alley.
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Spicer said he wasn't concerned about the president posting confusing tweets late at night.
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You're up late at night and you notice a strange rash on your thigh.
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Bob Hope would sometimes call Agnew late at night so they could swap joke ideas.
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"As I&aposve stated, that text was written late at night, in shorthand," he said.
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She stays up late at night begging for him to...yes, be a better man.
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"I can be a bully when it gets to, like, late at night," she said.
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I typed up the application late at night with Emeril BAM-ing in the background.
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Late at night, I tend to flip through the channels just to see what's up.
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It felt like walking home late at night after being out for a long time.
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Macleod said the arguments would often be late at night, waking him and his wife.
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He knows of a woman who can only pee late at night in her backyard.
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It was late at night and we met in the dark shadows between our houses.
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Still, some swear there are unhappy spirits hanging around, making strange sounds late at night.
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But I'm trying at home now, and I'm better at all things late at night.
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The not-drinking did a lot to curb eating mindless junk calories late at night.
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We partied way into our 30s and would come home late at night without regret.
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Useful for reporting the neighbors for being too loud late at night, at least.7.
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The thing with R. Kelly was, he liked to record late at night, around midnight.
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She spent the weeks after the fallout talking to her reports until late at night.
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At that time, I'd wake up late at night anxiously worrying about a few things.
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Suggs admitted to striking a wall while driving in a shopping center late at night.
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Late at night, alone in his artifact-laden study, he tweaked and revised his poem.
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He stays up late at night working out using the punching bag in his bedroom.
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I found tens of thousands of text messages and phone calls made late at night.
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He began calling her late at night, but she wanted to meet in the daytime.
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Not too late at night, not like 2 AM or anything, but things were happening.
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I worked late at night, early in the morning, and when I had the flu.
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NOMVERATE (v): To move about the house in search of food, particularly late at night.
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Late at night, May, Timothy, and Hill often talked about broader issues facing the nation.
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Tomás and I arrived in San Francisco late at night after searching for hotels online.
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The blast tore into celebrations at a Kurdish wedding on the street late at night.
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If you tend to binge YouTube late at night, I have good news for you.
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Back at the prison, I was depressed, staying up late at night, thinking about him.
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Because of my lifestyle most of this was super random and filmed late at night.
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Just a proper sleazy vocal made for playing in dark clubs late at night. 193.
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Rodriguez posted the clip to Twitter, saying the two did the challenge late at night.
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We were working late at night — sometimes, you know, until 2 o'clock in the morning.
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But late at night, US time, far fewer people are up and using the servers.
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I bought a copy of the script and read it late at night by flashlight.
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I'll accept that there are problems, with people getting violent late at night while drinking.
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I'm usually checking email till late at night, too, so there are no real surprises.
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But they ultimately decided — really late at night — that their position was about something broader.
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A culture that conditions men to call young women's rooms late at night proposing sex.
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It feels totally appropriate to call, text, or Signal late at night or during weekends.
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Late at night, Canada's citizenship and immigration website crashed as it was flooded with interest.
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Late at night, you're tired, you're stressed, you probably want a nice piece of chocolate.
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Late at night, Baha and Hiba decided to show me their digital wedding photo book.
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But I guess I could save that conversation to have with myself, late at night.
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I think we went there only once, late at night, on a hot July evening.
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Sandra Nakamura (former Wailana waitress, 93–1992): I worked the graveyard shift, real late at night.
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Another futurist is Tweeting late at night about a failed $300,000 wire to a bitcoin exchange.
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He would keep foreign guests waiting until late at night and then summon them for talks.
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Those different time zones usually entail calls first thing in the morning or late at night.
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The email author recounted seeing scenes of TV watching and sleeping after working late at night.
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Most of the photographs are taken late at night, when's Skye's sleepy and hence more obedient.
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"Ah, sometimes it gets late at night… " he said, avoiding a direct answer to her question.
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He and Chaffer see each other every day, so Evans had to craft late at night.
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Most stations broadcast late at night so that listeners can tune in at home in secret.
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Then, I can crash there instead of going back to my neighborhood late at night. Sold.
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Although it's a balmy summer afternoon, I imagine this area would be sinister late at night.
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You often swipe through very late at night, during the witching hour, and never snap back.
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We shared a first kiss late at night in the most romantic place near the beach.
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The scenes were shot late at night, when there would be less load on Singtel's network.
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"Most of the time I don't use it, unless it's really late at night," she said.
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The messages began late at night and continued into the early hours, keeping her family awake.
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When that kind of hunger hits late at night, there's only one real option: Jones Hollywood.
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Big screen and then Blu-ray and then chance encounters late at night while channel flipping.
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There, often late at night, Pat Boone and Henry Winkler have peddled them with great sincerity.
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It cries out for a visit to the real thing: The Pont Neuf late at night.
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Undercover agents began meeting with Simmons late at night, in an effort to draw him out.
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Late at night, we, too, have lain in bed, wondering what our exes are up to.
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We started mornings with cappuccino and met in the kitchen late at night for midnight snacks.
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He introduced me to Diet Coke, which gave me energy to work until late at night.
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Late at night, awash in pills and alcohol, Anna is sure she has seen a stabbing.
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She describes coming downstairs late at night to ask her parents when Jesus was coming back.
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He had never fought that late at night, and had never headlined a nationally televised card.
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If crime news makes you stressful, don't look at the apps late at night before bed.
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Allegations include that late at night, she set up a slave on a walk with Raniere.
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Officials try to limit the inconvenience by doing work late at night or on the weekend.
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When Schiff said late at night that his California district might be watching, Cotton laughed. Sen.
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It was late at night and Bush was working in his office in the Treaty Room.
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The reading lights above the couch also have a blue light for late-at-night reading.
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He also introduced her to the writers she read late at night: Julia Kristeva, Jean Baudrillard.
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I was working late at night and my colleague had to call an ambulance for me.
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One official suggested that it was dangerous for me to be out that late at night.
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But reading that, it sounded like a lot of guys I've spoken to late at night.
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They'd practice the eight-count step late at night, big band swing notes at 78 r.p.m.
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The magazine said Weinstein started calling her late at night asking to meet, offers she declined.
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Late at night, we deign to dream of a pantry as expansive and organized as Kourtney Kardashian's.
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Or if it's a short trip, travel home in the late afternoon rather than late at night.
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For showing up to my house late at night with a bottle of wine and a hug?
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Commander Greg McEachren says he often waited outside bars late at night, then drove to other locations.
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Every week, a little league team in El Paso, Texas, practices late at night under piercing lights.
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A neighbor had called police for a welfare check after seeing her door open late at night.
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It's usually late at night or while the kids are in pre-K three days a week.
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Late at night or lacking energy or losing focus, I and many others often turn to Facebook.
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To distract his mind from "dark thoughts", Tom turns to puzzles and calculations, often late at night.
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They called me three or more times a day, during work, after work and late at night.
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"When you're working late at night and your team decide to bring up the past!!!" he wrote.
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"Help them with good sleep hygiene, like turning off the screens late at night," Dr. Gurwitch advises.
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" On sourcing within the White House: "A lot of people talk late at night in this administration.
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Dr Seth Stephens-Davidowitz: Late at night there's a lot of anxiety, panic attacks, and health concerns.
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I'm imagining myself driving really fucking fast late at night would be my vibe for this record.
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Neighbors mostly saw the women heading out to party, returning late at night ... and getting food deliveries.
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We went back into the locker room because it was late at night and had a quickie.
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But if I'm walking home late at night, down the Colonnade, there's a majesty you never lose.
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Some hand out bottled water and red bean soup and drive stranded protesters home late at night.
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Yes, I have had odd ambien experiences on tweeting late at night-like many other ppl do.
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It isn't "blaming the victim" to recommend that people forgo walking through dangerous neighborhoods late at night.
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"I was working very late at night, at three or four o'clock in the morning," she said.
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He would like to meet them in a remote spot near the Tappacola reservation late at night.
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Confidence: Medium Tomorrow night: Rain is likely to develop late at night along a nearby warm front.
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Late at night I would wander down the hill, and walk those streets, watching and joining in.
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He would retreat back to his barracks late at night to make calls back to South Bend.
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There's no reason they could not be sharply lowered, even eliminated, late at night or on weekends.
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The Assistant follows Jane through one long workday, which begins before dawn and ends late at night.
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And usually it's very late at night for him, you just wait for him to say something.
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But in the absence of anything better, late at night on the app, I've decided to engage.
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These days, Carver is prone to creepy behavior like driving by Tom's isolated house late at night.
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"It was pretty late at night, and we were fiddling around at a piano," Mr. Jee recalled.
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Back then, people were afraid to ride the train and often avoided doing so late at night.
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"Female comics frequently travel by ourselves late at night, it's part of our job," comedian Rose Callaghan said.
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So, you either go in early, early in the morning when the ground's frozen, or late at night.
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May, a clergyman's daughter, is conservative, self-contained and renowned for poring over briefing books late at night.
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In his 2011 autobiography, Late, Late at Night, Springfield wrote that he attempted suicide when he was 17.
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Let's say you're coming home late at night, alone and with your home address plugged into the app.
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Your friends are fucking loud, and the hallway is a ridiculous place to hang out late at night.
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The couple never saw any signs of neglect, but Tippery recalls hearing a baby cry late at night.
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Last fall, 44 people died in a Northern California firestorm that erupted late at night and without warning.
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This won't be the only time in April that Cardi will appear on our televisions late at night.
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"I take 10 minutes to get home, but when it's late at night, those 10 minutes seem longer."
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And instead of leaving in convoys, the lorries now depart separately late at night, and take back streets.
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In one instance, Weinstein pounded on her hotel room door late at night, she told the New Yorker.
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She met with him in his office late at night and believed he was masturbating while they spoke.
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Late at night, just like our brain goes to sleep, our stomach and gut start to shut down.
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So let's say you're wondering around the ship late at night, you turn the corner, and there's Pitbull.
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I'm not the kind of person who watches Netflix until late at night, I'd just rather be asleep.
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Sometimes people simply forget, but that usually only happens when it's late at night and customers are drunk.
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Law enforcement sometimes takes an interest in people loading dozens of game consoles into vans late at night.
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Three years ago, Chris was driving home late at night with his fiancée asleep in the passenger seat.
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Wedding boutiques are open till late at night, salesmen inside chewing stimulant qat leaves to pass the time.
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But this isn't obvious, especially if you're a sleep-deprived parent assembling a high chair late at night.
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In the finale's final act, Steve visits Jen's house late at night, a bottle of wine in hand.
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Other people find it's best to wait until late at night when everyone in their household is asleep.
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Stevie desperately wants to be like the older boys and stays up late at night practising skateboarding techniques.
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Late at night, the evening before we leave, we meet two glazed sailors stuck on the night shift.
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The way it was done over a federal holiday, late at night, and in a secret conference vote.
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She told authorities Majors knocked on her windows late at night, sexually harassed her, and made racist remarks.
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Karem sees Trump early in the morning and late at night and joins the president when he travels.
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"I head home so regularly late at night that I've gotten to know the bus operators," he says.
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And like most great drinking foods, it is best consumed late at night and dipped in garlic sauce.
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Then, a carnival music hit the ear, like a distant radio station tuning itself in late at night.
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Late at night at Ido, he would lock the doors and sing his heart out — to no one.
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Having recently become a father it seemed unfair to make Ohanian stay up to post late at night.
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Just what he was doing, walking by his lonesome late at night — well, this is certainly a question.
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CHICAGO — Late at night this month, the pastor's phone beeped with a text message from an anguished parishioner.
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Normally and naturally I'm not a morning person in that I like to stay up late at night.
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You come back home, it's late at night, you throw it on and go on a journey, really.
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We were messing around late at night in the basement of her parents' house while they were asleep.
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The feeling is all too familiar: sweaty bodies on the dance floor in some club late at night.
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"He lived in this area and would wander the piers of Chelsea late at night," Mr. Rips said.
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He come home late at night, goes down to the basement and pumps iron and nearly hurts himself.
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Some party organizers offer cab fare to partygoers who may feel safer avoiding public transportation late at night.
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Late at night, they exchanged texts about debates, conventions, and whatever the latest political events happened to be.
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"It's something I can do late at night from my phone when I'm freaking out," Ms. Malone said.
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"The role required filming late at night, and then they had meetings during the day," adds the source.
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What to do if feeling threatened by a man getting off at your subway stop late at night?
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Many of the games start late at night, which means that reporters are pressed up against print deadlines.
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This surprising encounter makes me wonder: What else happens late at night behind the closed doors of Gilead?
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She creates the Play-Doh image late at night, then leaves it under a cloth while she sleeps.
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But Musk most likely snacks late at night more than most of us, given how little he sleeps.
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It had happened in my empty apartment, late at night, and no one had seen it but us.
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When asked why they practice so late at night, Bi said that's how all the pro-gamers train.
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You can use it to disable specific apps that you know you shouldn't be using late at night.
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Late at night, in a semi-empty car, I glance at my company and detect nothing of concern.
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So it keeps me up very late at night and I go to college tired the next day.
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I like doing email late at night — not many people are up this late, which buys me time.
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The dark visual features Caution rapping throughout the city late at night, and was directed by Brendan Vaughan.
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The fact that I have a vagina makes it threatening for me to walk home really late at night.
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Mr. Fio Rito worries that prospective tenants might not want to walk down such a block late at night.
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Liang drew his weapon as he and his partner, Shaun Landau, entered the stairwell on patrol late at night.
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He also laid some ground rules for how it could be used: not late at night and not alone.
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If she takes it too late at night, waking up can be difficult, or lead to a groggy morning.
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It's a long, boozy story, told by a very funny comedian, late at night, right before the bar closes.
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They took the boat late at night into the Mediterranean and were very scared once the boat encountered difficulties.
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For every Ponzi schemer, there are a dozen faceless prosecutors staying up late at night to bring him down.
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"Late at night they knocked on my door...they just told me that they need some help," recalled Rodel.
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It's late at night, and I'm standing with seven other people on a loading dock in downtown Los Angeles.
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The robots roam autonomously, looking for signs of trouble, like an unrecognized person entering the building late at night.
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I'm happy to have company and not to have to make the trip home alone so late at night.
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Living in a sleepy, urban neighborhood in St. Louis, my delivery options are weirdly limited, especially late at night.
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Late at night everyone's eating wursts at the train station before they go home after they're drunk as hell.
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But late at night, with his campaign staff far from his side, Trump was free to follow his gut.
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The street shootings occurred late at night or early in the morning, mostly on the west side of Phoenix.
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On the third attempt, late at night, the overloaded rubber boat was launched, but rapidly began taking on water.
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In his 2010 memoir, "Late, Late at Night," the rock star opened up about his lifelong battle with depression.
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Here are a few dab melts for you to watch late at night when you should be sleeping instead.
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On the road, we aren't the healthiest -- eating out at restaurants and late at night after work is done.
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The fight came hours after Alexis and Jones had gone to get alcohol late at night, the warrant says.
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"Not using your phone late at night and having a regular pattern of sleeping is really important," Smith said.
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She must have been drinking it only very late at night, because Oghi never smelled alcohol on her breath.
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As if impatient for advancement, Mallory often used his boss's office late at night, and worked on her computer.
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If your neighbor is playing loud music late at night, you don't call the Federal Communications Commission in Washington.
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Or, as I experienced, to make a train ride late at night feel like the end of the world.
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My bandmates and I stopped for early morning gambling in Las Vegas after leaving Los Angeles late at night.
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"Giving up those extra runs in the third inning, that will keep me up late at night," Scherzer said.
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He carried on this way even while they drank bourbon and played cards late at night in Vollie's tent.
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You tell me how, late at night with a glass of wine, you're going to do it that neatly.
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I mostly work to music (Kelsey Lu induces the artistic flow) late at night when my family is sleeping.
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"This track came about late at night in the studio during a massive snowstorm here in Toronto," he said.
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Instead of working late at night, Berninger now wakes up before dawn, drinks tea, smokes weed and writes lyrics.
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The streets would be a lot cleaner if there were more—especially late at night, when pubs are shut.
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This had happened before, but late at night when she was tired, never in the middle of the day.
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Got to be respectful, a lot of times, late at night, spirits be tired, this might be irritating them.
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As I worked late at night recently, my son burst through my bedroom door crying about a bad dream.
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Late at night, or on boring flights, I still love to feel those Atlantic rollers rocking me to sleep.
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People who didn't drink before the mudslide started coming to the bar and staying here until late at night.
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I heard her upstairs in the studio, in the kitchen, late at night when I was in my room.
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Pure cave man in its primal tone, the engine will make it impossible to sneak home late at night.
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"My favorite part of Dumbo is my street, but late at night when the tourists are gone," Esteruelas said.
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But they play in a second-tier sports league whose championship games are on tape delay late at night.
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Rokita has gone on to earn a reputation as an exacting boss, prone to calling staff late at night.
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I'd eat late at night, and within a couple of years, I could eat 8,000 calories in one sitting.
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They have held protests in Milwaukee for the past three days, two of which turned violent late at night.
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The langar, as it's called, never closes—and even late at night, pilgrims will stop by for a meal.
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So Bee apparently doesn't have to worry about being canned like Roseanne Barr when she sounds intoxicated late at night.
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And the students will sometimes entertain themselves late at night by making my replica sing karaoke while they drink beer.
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I've drunk this before, late at night, dropped into the Temperlys' signature hot cider, but never straight nor before midday.
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But we had come in very late at night and I had just left, literally, the American Cemetery in Paris.
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Would a President Trump keep setting off media storms by tweeting and retweeting late at night from the White House?
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"I had an exchange of messages with my mother until late at night," the daughter, Birgit Franke, wrote on Facebook.
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Once, late at night, she parked her rental car on the side of the road and walked into a cornfield.
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Another time, her car's check engine light turned on while she was driving late at night in an unfamiliar area.
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I got lost on the subway, confused about how to direct myself home, and brazen about walking late at night.
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Maybe a single programmer, late at night, miscalculated the grid needed to block out South Korea from Pokemon Go play.
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Ever since the mugging, I've been a little uneasy about going home late at night if it's past 7 p.m.
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Traffic is almost nonexistent late at night, so I blast Imagine Dragons and go to bed when I get home.
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"I have had odd ambien experiences tweeting late at night" This is just a whole handful of chef's kisses pic.twitter.
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I spend lots of time by myself really late at night, and that can sometimes lead to me questioning everything.
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That means you can pump late at night — or in the middle of a conference call — without waking your baby.
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"They saw each other late at night on Valentine's Day in L.A.," a source close to the actress tells PEOPLE.
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After three years of toiling on a film late at night, you can quickly lose sight of what you're making.
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I've talked to cops guarding jails, on witness stands, and late at night in my local, loosie cigarette-selling bodega.
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After spotting Westmoreland constantly using a tablet, she goes into his office late at night to see what's on it.
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Some Kurds told me they felt free to walk late at night without fear of arrest for the first time.
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Uber's a better fallback for when there are no other public-transport options, like when you're traveling late at night.
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Police also fired tear gas late at night in the New Territories district of Tai Po, north of Sha Tin.
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I looked behind, I kept looking behind me and looking behind me, because it was dark and late at night.
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If it's late at night, or you're leaving a very busy event, I'm sure you want to get home quickly.
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Several weeks ago, she was sitting in her mother's kitchen, late at night, when a large, unidentifiable rodent ambled past.
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Also, since you're probably leaving the venue late at night, book transportation back to your hotel through the property's concierge.
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Sean Lennon has shared a devastating song he wrote with Carrie Fisher about listening to birds sing late at night.
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Imagine drunk Kara Swisher late at night, 21 o'clock in the morning, reading texts aloud in a chipmunk voice. Subscribe.
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There would be about half a dozen late at night , then another half a dozen or so just before dawn.
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In the study, researchers approached 83 heterosexual adults who were walking between bars in a Midwestern town late at night.
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She appears outside hotels, at airports, and in underground carparks late at night as frequently as official tours and signings.
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Their findings also show that the mobile ratio tends to increase late at night, even supporting an 11:00 p.m.
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Arriving late at night in Belgrade, my biggest fear was that I wouldn't have time to buy my next ticket.
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It's late at night, and the boy can't find his stuffed whale, so he's having a hard time falling asleep.
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And despite promises of transparency, lawmakers voted on some of the most explosive issues late at night, with little notice.
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Melania's team says both events were late at night, and Barron was exhibiting normal behavior for a 10-year-old.
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I am motivated in the night, I was born late at night so maybe that's something to do with it.
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There were some scuffles late at night, and a few people taken away by police, but no reported widespread violence.
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People in jobs like mine get a lot of nasty emails, often written late at night after libations are flowing.
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Child struggled to impress her new husband with a limited culinary repertoire, and toiled in the kitchen late at night.
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Another newspaper clipping described a line of people outside her office late at night, bar hoppers stopping for a reading.
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Ella Risbridger's "Midnight Chicken" is exactly that, beginning with a chicken that is simply roasted and devoured late at night.
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But as a candidate, Mr. Trump often flew back to New York late at night, just to be at home.
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Back in New Zealand, I knew plenty of kiwis who'd visit the "Macca's" late at night for that very reason.
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If a friend calls out to you late at night from beneath your window Never send him on his way.
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We're spending a lot of time before work, late at night, on the weekends just hustling to get it done.
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Others contract with casinos in Atlantic City, Pennsylvania and Connecticut to deliver gamblers from early morning until late at night.
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I'm glad they're with me, as being in a parking garage late at night in downtown makes me extremely nervous.
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In July, Ruszczyk called 911 late at night to report a possible sexual assault in an alley near her home.
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In practice, this means parents could stop their child from texting friends late at night or during the school day.
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She&aposs on call 24/7 and takes a nap every afternoon in case something comes up late at night.
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When Boshoff saw the images, he and Tucker rushed them to Berger's house, even though it was late at night.
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Instead it codifies my favorite part of so many parties—sitting around and talking with my friends late at night.
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What possesses people to call up a national broadcaster late at night and shout incomprehensible rubbish about the beautiful game?
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I could walk alone late at night without fear, and I also went months without a single person touching me.
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"Well, if you decide to traipse out to the rocks again late at night, maybe I'll see you," he said.
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"Last night, Scott called me at like two in the morning — he never calls me late at night, ever," she said.
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"I would just stay up late at night after everyone in my house would go to sleep," he told me recently.
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At the beginning of the party, they get distracted and forget, but late at night, they ask you where to go.
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When I keep my nose to the grindstone, I typically stumble out of work late at night with a mediocre solution.
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Many McDonald's restaurants nationwide continue service through their drive-thru windows late at night after the main restaurant entrance has closed.
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I could work at any time, however, there was more traffic on the lines in the evening and late at night.
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But before that, he used to work long hours as an architect and would run through Lower Manhattan late at night.
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I remember my dad getting the call, late at night, while we were watching game shows on some lazy summer Sunday.
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Image: USPTOWe've all been there: It's late at night, you've had a few drinks, and you're messing around with your iPhone.
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Fox comes on for a stint late at night and very early in the morning, when convienantly most are in bed.
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It was late at night, but nobody slept—there wasn't enough space for everyone to lie down on the cold floor.
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"I usually retweet Trump when he tweets, which means daily — usually early in the morning or late at night," Barry said.
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For example, a coffee shop's shape might expand between 7am and 11am, whereas it might shrink back down late at night.
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I tend to make (what I consider to be) lower-quality posts late at night so that fewer followers see it.
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"It was so late at night that it was only the smugglers and the Houthi rebels around those vehicles," he said.
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"Last night, Scott called me at like 2 in the morning — he never calls me late at night, ever," she says.
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TMZ obtained this video of the "Bizaardvark" star hanging with friends late at night near Palm Springs during Coachella weekend 2015.
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You're always in that state of observing what's going on when you're on the metro, particularly when it's late at night.
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By booking early in the morning or late at night, especially late on Wednesdays and Saturdays you will often save money.
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He needed something to do during naptime or late at night when the rest of the family had gone to bed.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Imagine you are driving on a highway late at night when a big-rig truck closes in behind you.
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And then he sees evidence of it by looking out his window and seeing Glenn enter Christina's room late at night.
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"It could be that it's a moment of passion, it's late at night and everyone's had a few liqueurs," he said.
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Whatever's going on ... it seems odd an 87-year-old woman would have a hankering for Mel's so late at night.
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No one likes to walk through an underpass late at night on their own, much less one that's fallen into disrepair.
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That night I was out of the scene, because I was on assignment and returned to my apartment late at night.
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You may not be surprised to hear that Uber passengers are most forgetful on Fridays and Saturdays, especially late at night.
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Late at night, when I'd be finishing homework, I could hear knocks at the window, followed by a female disembodied voice.
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But we saw the care Marion took, late at night and all alone, to alter, ever so slightly, what was possible.
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She described studying from morning until late at night in response to the onerously high expectations of Chinese parents and society.
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Late at night on Christmas Eve, her parents brought her to the emergency room at a local hospital in Berea, Ohio.
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Last July, Ruszczyk, 40, called 911 late at night to report a possible sexual assault in the alley near her home.
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At the individual level, for instance, it might be reflected in a woman's fear of walking home alone late at night.
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When she wants to write late at night, she asks his permission, noting later that no husband would have granted it.
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She rushed to the airport and pleaded for help, but it was late at night and the C.B.P. office was closed.
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"I was always studying, and if I wasn't studying, I was out, enjoying my time, eating late at night," he said.
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A few months into their relationship, she called Anita and Pat late at night and said that Aaron had hit her.
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" Instead, she turned her question into an invitation: "Tell me about the last time you went grocery shopping late at night.
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Mr. Vaziri shared a photo of a young child who was sleeping on a bench late at night as families waited.
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The meme represents the "whole Kevin Nguyen lifestyle," he said, inspired by people at a local boba shop late at night.
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"It has been a long two days of consideration of these articles and it is late at night," Mr. Nadler said.
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To bring customers into clubs and so get stage time, he hands out fliers on New York streets late at night.
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Because it's only late at night that Bangkok becomes the unfathomable and endless place that every great city has to be.
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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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When you vigorously workout late at night, your brain may have trouble coming back down and that can cause sleep problems.
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Kim thanked the Singapore officials for showing him around so late at night, the North's state news agency said on Tuesday.
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There's a new app in development that might actually make you want to wait until late at night to make dinner plans.
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Without a doubt, you're going to be up late at night doing work, either at the library or in your dorm room.
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It was late at night, and there weren't any seats, so they asked if they could share a table with another couple.
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Late at night in one of those big plantation houses, Turner has decided to begin his rebellion by killing a slave owner.
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Authorities said Friday that the suspect would enter victims' homes late at night, overcome and bind them before repeatedly sexually assaulting them.
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If you would feel uncomfortable about him/her hanging out with a guy/girl late at night, then don't do it yourself.
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Speier said a woman recently told her that a member of Congress once assaulted her on the House floor late at night.
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Manal Omar, a Muslim-American author based in Washington, said she has stopped taking the metro and walking alone late at night.
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"When we're prepping for a collection, we have dinner late at night on the floor as well," he says with a laugh.
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Ben-Jamin and Hudsonien sneak out of Zen Castle late at night and wander into the Dark Woods for a romantic rendezvous.
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Death in the dark Executions in Indonesia usually take place late at night outside the Nusakambangan prison island in Cilacap, Central Java.
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So if you happen to be wondering around the ship late at night and you run into Pitbull, what would you do?
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Women love that he isn't too macho to admit that he still thinks about — and sometimes texts — his exes late at night.
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As a result, he said, he had to record late at night when the airport closed, a limitation that he found exasperating.
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A source familiar with the calls said they've come both late at night and early in the morning, during Ryan's gym workout.
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And despite the nearby Domino&aposs and Pizza Hut locations, locals say this vending machine draws quite the crowd late at night.
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While Woods took responsibility for allowing herself to be at Thompson's home late at night, she believes her mistakes have been exaggerated.
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Trump is known as a homebody, regularly traveling back to his apartment in New York late at night during last year's campaign.
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Very relatable and makes me think of my own experiences smokin' weed in the car late at night listening to sad music.
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I've worked long shifts before, from early morning to late at night, but the prospect of spending the night here is grueling.
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Alone in the dark, the girl decides to find her sister and dog by venturing out into the streets late at night.
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Late at night, Buthaina wakes up screaming and crying, said her aunt Samah al-Raimi, who has been sleeping next to her.
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His first impression upon fleeing North Korea was of the seemingly endless array of city lights that shined even late at night.
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" DeLappe wrote the play wearing a sports bra, even late at night in her bedroom, as a way of "getting into character.
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Instead of appointing fresh figures as his Cabinet ministers, he tapped cronies late at night and, like Trump, swapped them out constantly.
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If a few of us are here late at night we're usually watching a basketball game or maybe a hockey game. 6.
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Neighbors would see him walking around the parking lot late at night, naked and confused, looking for cigarette butts on the ground.
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During the week, I worked until late at night; I was the last one on campus to turn off my desk lamp.
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You may want to stop their Twitter account, or call them up late at night, but they made the decision to leave.
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They are too used to the playbook of killing anyone who surprises them by being present at a workplace late at night.
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I'll text him late at night, like, 'Guess what I was just asked!' and he's like, 'They don't ask me those things.
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A separate sexual harassment lawsuit filed by one of the calendar girls accused Trump of wandering into her bedroom late at night.
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When you call your doctor late at night and get that phone call back, it's usually a third-party service calling you.
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Then I saw a knife fight near Port Authority late at night, two guys jabbing away, almost fencing with these little blades.
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A chatty, busy atmosphere surrounds us late at night, when the Moon connects with Mercury at 1:02 AM. All Times EST.
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As a kid in the 80s, B-movies were always playing late at night on TV, and I'd fall asleep to them.
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Landing late at night in Shenzhen for my first trip to China, I was nervous about being able to navigate the city.
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Now, another directive posted in the city's public spaces is being removed: where to wait for a subway train late at night.
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The rework is a trippy but defiantly slamming version, and we look forward to hearing it very late at night somewhere, soon.
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While 22-hour gyms exist, opportunities to take part in classes or athletics are practically unheard-of late at night and overnight.
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I walked then because I was afraid of the phone ringing late at night, and a voice telling me she was dead.
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Nearly every important development would happen late at night or early in the morning in New York, when the paper was closing.
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When you're in bed late at night, do you ever think about which sounds will accompany your entrance into the (possible) afterlife?
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They got caught up in endless Rez Ball games, running and shooting and banging one another from morning till late at night.
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I would call my Dad, late at night, hoping there was something he could say to erase this grief or that ache.
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But with me going away to El Paso for school and arriving pretty late at night, there wasn't any time for it.
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The match was taking place late at night, a common practice during Ramadan, when most people are fasting during the daylight hours.
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Chris Coons, a Delaware Democrat, thought McConnell just miscalculated Republican senators' willingness to stay in the Senate until very late at night.
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"I worked and practiced till late at night on anyone who'd let me get at their hair," she wrote in her memoir.
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Finally, there&aposs an answer to your most burning Elon Musk question: What&aposs his favorite cereal to eat late at night?
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"Sopranos" actress Sciorra testified that Weinstein entered her apartment late at night uninvited after they had dined together and violently raped her.
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If you are out drinking with friends until late at night, and you know the bars have to close at 2 a.m.
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"When I was young, I judged those drinking or using on the sidewalks late at night," wrote Joh Rathbun, of Santa Cruz.
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The removals are taking place late at night or early in the morning to avoid protesters who want the monuments to stay.
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My wife and I probably would have told her to stay rather than trying to find a hotel room late at night.
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Otherwise, things start to look weird, like under the security lighting that floods a big-box-store parking lot late at night.
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Coons also has a close relationship with Isakson and may have wanted to spare him having to formally vote late at night.
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I imagine I love and unlove those I love the way most wives do so late at night, so many years into marriage.
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And then he's Tony, a fictional character in Edward's novel, who is terrorized along with his family on a highway late at night.
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He's known to make calls early in the morning and late at night, often seeking input from multiple sources when making a decision.
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Wing posted the letter late at night so nobody could identify him as the sender, and it was picked up the following morning.
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When the litigation began, he would sit in his office late at night, just trying to get a handle on who was who.
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Late at night, Sequeira said she received a response from the actor asking her to visit her at home, without her camera operator.
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And so I found myself up late at night wondering if it's possible that a judge might order Musk to delete his account.
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It was late morning where I was in New York City, and late at night in Malaysia, when the results started trickling in.
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Our intestines and gut don't move food down the digestive tract, so if you eat late at night, the food just sits there.
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"I like to fast during the day because I tend to eat more late at night, when I get especially hungry," says Alcantara.
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It needs to be listened to the same way it was recorded, late at night with a bottle of brown liquor close by.
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LATE AT NIGHT Klo He Bin likes to don his biking jacket and take to the roads of Yangon on his Yamaha EasyRider.
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We see the possibilities in Tinder's ads, which showcase moments like a bunch of people hanging out at a diner late at night.
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My flight landed late at night, and took a cab to my parents' house so as not to wake them for a ride.
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Few foods are as good out of the frying pan, late at night and cold, or out of the microwave the next morning.
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They "need to have a dad that they can stay up late at night having fun debates with, not necessarily fighting," says Gat.
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Maybe you have more of a texting relationship with your friend, and agree to text late at night to talk about your day.
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Wandering around Rhodora's gallery late at night, she sticks her hand into the famous sphere sculpture seen in the beginning of the movie.
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Researchers note that the spiders are most active late at night, in contrast with most nocturnal spiders, which are active early at night.
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We're here really early in the morning and really late at night available to all your questions, whether in person or over email.
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Some of the diplomats were attacked by the mystery weapon late at night in their homes while they were asleep, the officials said.
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It was way too late at night to shoot, but I wanted to introduce myself, get to know them, and establish a friendship.
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She comes across an assault late at night and is soon inhabited by Io, an alien trying to complete a mission on Earth.
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You'd think my mother could have seen the difference between the sunny, likable her and the dark one who'd call late at night.
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That's why you'll often find me late at night in my den, banging away on my laptop as I listen to classic rock.
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"I can say that late at night both evenings, we heard what sounded like someone moving furniture across a wooden floor," they wrote.
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"Population-based studies have found that people that eat late at night have higher rates of obesity and worse metabolic profiles," Marinac said.
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You can pay a few bucks late at night to adopt an abandoned dog — or pay a few more to weaponize a witness.
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She worked with children at a daycare and a lot of the time I'd find her sitting in the kitchen late at night.
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I personally drove through it years ago with friends late at night and there is definitely something outta this world along that strip.
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"It could be that it's a moment of passion, it's late at night, and everyone's had a few liqueurs," he told The Times.
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After a brief suspension in June 2018 the company only allowed drivers to pick up passengers of the same sex late at night.
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The Thai Navy, marine police and local fishermen searched for the remaining passengers Thursday evening, but called off their operation late at night.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tonight: Clouds increase in the evening, but the chance for showers is very low and mainly very late at night.
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Listening to it is like surfing channels late at night—except those channels also include hyperlinked journeys because this is the internet age.
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Women were in their bathing suits, their underwear, or skinny dipping—and that's great, skinny dipping late at night at a public pool?
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We are not the people sitting in a coffee shop late at night, but the ones looking at them from across the street.
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The majority of parents I know are turning to each other for answers, late at night, after our kids have gone to bed.
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In this scene from "A Star Is Born," two people who just met sit outside a grocery store late at night and chat.
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Footage of the agitated animals was captured late at night in Transylvania, and the resulting video shows the bears yelling at each other.
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Mr. Bachler also plans to reconfigure the 10-day event to make it more immersive, with offerings from morning until late at night.
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Is there any part of you, late at night when you're by yourself, that says, "Maybe there's something going on here that's bad"?
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Nassar let her come to his house late at night and allowed her to sneak in the back door at MSU, she said.
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Others said it must just be a small child, but Gomez said it was late at night and her son was not outside.
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Many drivers won't accept any passengers with ratings below a 4.8 or 4.9, especially late at night when the drunk crowd comes out.
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Officers with Washington's Metropolitan Police Department went to the house late at night on March 16, 2008, following a complaint from a neighbor.
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A large flat-screen is on the financial news but muted, emitting bass frequencies like a car passing a house late at night.
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In the beginning, I would get drunk and post desperate pleas to him on Twitter late at night in case he got online.
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Last month, Mr. Cuomo ventured into one of the tunnels late at night and sent Mr. Trump the video of its poor condition.
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It made me think about a letter he wrote to friends, published in a limited edition book in 2012: It's late at night.
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For me, it was the bright Emergency Room signs we'd see when driving into an unfamiliar city late at night, the streets empty.
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By the early 1980s, the NBA Finals were not even carried on live TV: They were shown late at night on tape delay.
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In a public Facebook post he drafted late at night in August 2015, Bigelow described his daughter's symptoms, along with her sequencing results.
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It was shown late at night in the graveyard slot, a suggestion from Kevin Sampson that changed the face of youth programming forever.
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Late at night, Linda said, she and the other counselors snuck out to meet up with their counterparts from the boys' camp nearby.
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I design my records for those listeners sitting up late at night just getting lost in a particular record – you know that feeling.
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Some men wax lyrical about their love of the theater or walks on the beach and only want to hook up late at night.
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Hawker stalls continue to operate in those same centers, and some new ones, today, selling local favorites from before dawn until late at night.
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"Laws are voted late at night to protect tax evaders and corrupt people," one protester, Stefan Gugui, a 50-year-old recruitment consultant, said.
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I'd stay up late at night watching fashion runway shows and looking at makeup editorials online, and I got really inspired by bright colors.
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Generally, if you can muster the energy, the best time to drive for minimal traffic is late at night or early in the morning.
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The distance is hard, but the one benefit is that I can call them late at night and it's still a reasonable time there.
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But she told Palmer that she had never forgotten about her, often thinking of her late at night after the family went to bed.
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Married men – all decades older than I – offering 'career advice' and then suggesting that they could share it with me alone late at night.
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Late at night on August 4th phone lines, television and internet access were cut and leaders of its political parties put under house arrest.
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While I was working on putting the thing together late at night at work, I would watch the The Simpsons from the cockpit monitors.
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He had maneuvers that he had to do late at night, so the pills were given to the guys and that's how he started.
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But there's a twisted energy that comes when you're looking at their photos late at night, scrolling through their tweets, immersing yourself in them.
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That would allow parents, for instance, to restrict Internet usage by their children late at night or to easily take away access for misbehavior.
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When one of the bots recently detected a suspected thief attempting to steal company laptops late at night, humans were still very much involved.
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"I know what you're doing/Coming home late at night," they sing, with the delivery of someone who is just so over the lies.
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It's got an all wood playground and it's cool to just go over there, even late at night just to kick it and chill.
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In preparation of Monday night's Argentine tango, the duo were in the dance studio late at night earlier in the week when tensions escalated.
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I've had the moment Nintendo is hoping for: discovering somebody else has a Switch and playing four-person local Mario Kart late at night.
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One of the activists whose home was searched, Ivan Zhdanov, a Navalny ally, said he had been taken in for questioning late at night.
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It's like instead of talking, they call one another late at night when they know no one will pick up and leave a voicemail.
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The video shows her rolling around her bed late at night, her face bathing in the cold, white light of that familiar rectangular screen.
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The decision to allow Cruz to speak, and general disorganization that left speakers addressing a half-empty arena late at night, also raised eyebrows.
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You'll also probably notice your baby gets more active as the day goes on and tends to be most active late at night (lol).
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In her memoir, Henson writes that the stress of a new baby, working and Johnson's disappearances late at night resulted in a huge fight.
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Together, they make up the young lawyers who we'll watch battle it out in court — and, most likely, in dramatic conversations late at night.
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I was watching this TV show late at night and they used a version of "Don't Be Cruel" done by Billy Swan from 1975.
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If you're watching a movie, or it's late at night and you don't want your Apple Watch to blind everyone, Theater Mode is perfect.
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Other times, especially late at night, knowing if someone looks visibly intoxicated can help a driver address how they might approach that particular ride.
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WATCHING Late at night, when I put my feet up, I usually like to watch an action movie — James Bond movies, Jack Ryan movies.
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It was late at night and she was really sleepy, but I took it very seriously because I always wanted to go to Hogwarts.
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The only time the airport seems to be worth it is late at night, when there are very few drivers and possibly a surge.
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Around the world, millions were watching on television — even in the wee hours of the morning, or late at night in some time zones.
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"Our goal, obviously, night after night, is to be funny and silly, if you're in the mood for that, late at night," he said.
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Zac admits he stays up late at night, composing and recording music, and then has power struggles with his mother over getting to school.
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Oracular Spectacular was among the music I listened to late at night, on repeat, during some of the most formative months of my life.
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Before the internet, it was a lot of books and comic books, or finding out whatever was on the TV really late at night.
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Dreamlike and laconic, the clip follows Allen as he strolls around a pool late at night, haunted and followed by memories and former acquaintances.
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Mars in Capricorn will find you up late at night, working on your many projects, and it will also find your intuition revved up.
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One summer, I got super horny late at night and decided to see how many summer flings I could have in a single evening.
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My chill zone is not the place for bad body-image vibes, especially at my most vulnerable times: Before work or late at night.
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After a bloody murder took place there, the sounds of footsteps and arguments late at night sent the next owner to a mental institution.
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Fifteen percent of the time, it's either bad weather, late at night or whatever and you talk to the driver all the way home.
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On July 28 and 29, you can look up late at night and see this celestial show during the annual Delta Aquarids meteor shower.
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It kept going on for months, and we became scared to come home late at night, or to leave the house at certain times.
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What he was known for, neighbors told media outlets, was watching television late at night and not leaving his apartment for days on end.
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The eldest to die was a 33-year-old Moldovan man, Alexandr Bucspun, who drowned in October after he went swimming late at night.
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It's what he craves, late at night after work, when he'll stop to pick one up from a little place on his way home.
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He snacked frequently on chips, ice cream, doughnuts and other sweets and late at night, "I'd make myself a whole other meal," he says.
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"There's always a little bit of off-color humor — a big organ late at night," said David Kazimir, curator of organs at Oberlin's conservatory.
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While in Iceland, he said, the two had often walked late at night on Laugavegur, and he had scolded her for sometimes walking alone.
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Late at night, journalists gathered at Klobuchar's "Amy for America" primary night party in Concord, N.H., after her third-place finish in the state.
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After games, he would return to the apartment late at night, and then make the 250-mile journey back for the next training session.
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I would spend hours hosting shows on weekends and come in late at night to spin records after our daily broadcasting obligations were done.
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"I thought of it late at night one night, and I just wrote it down on my phone," said Corwin Kave, the executive chef.
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Lifeguarding late at night on school nights is super boring since there's usually only one or two people in the pool at a time.
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If you're early to bed and early to rise, you may want to steer clear of someone who feels most productive late at night.
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For example, let's say you eat junk food late at night while watching TV. You eat that junk food because it's in your pantry.
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A well-placed curse will hit people in their tickle bone (comedy term), and particularly late at night it will also command more attention.
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Avoid including them on a text that you know will solicit a bunch of responses super late at night or early in the morning.
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Gretchen Whitmer went on television late at night urging residents of the state's Lower Peninsula to reduce their thermostats to 65 degrees or less.
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It started four years ago after the family's home, on the outskirts of Damascus, Syria's capital, was hit by a rocket late at night.
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And when she works, she often does not make it home until late at night, and may not get to bed until 3 a.m.
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You know, think about it, when you watch a show from Netflix and you get addicted to it, you stay up late at night.
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Joseph had recently been on a trip to Jamaica where she had to carry a heavy suitcase up several flights of stairs late at night.
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My sole duty has been sending complaint emails to Buzzfeed's director of quizzes—an extremely patient and understanding man named Matthew—usually late at night.
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They were feared, they were loved, but they still would stay up late at night and eat too much ice cream while complaining about everything.
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" Strzok, in that exchange, also said he doesn&apost even remember sending the "stop" Trump text, noting it was written late at night, "in shorthand.
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It's hard making it to the gym late at night after a full day, but it beats waking up in the morning to do it!
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By turns childlike and sophisticated," he went on to explain, "Roberts is the kind of woman one longs to tuck in — late, late at night.
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A woman named Charlotte (which no kids I knew were named!) walked alone through an alley late at night (which kids aren't allowed to do!).
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Late at night, the 13 children would continuously march in circles inside their home in Murrieta, California, neighbor Mike Clifford told the Los Angeles Times.
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Speaking of bosses that work around the clock: What happens when you get a text from your boss late at night or over the weekend?
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Locken's outburst took place late at night, during a girls trip to Austin and was caught on Cary Deuber's iPhone camera for all to hear.
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It was late at night, two nights later, that the police stationed at Kharkhauda received a report of violence from the village of Peepli Khera.
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In the end we made nine reporting trips to the village, staying until late at night — when the whiskey kicked in — and arriving before dawn.
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It's certainly something that creeps into my mind when I work late at night at the hospital, in hotel rooms, and on that Amtrak train.
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He took in the boisterous public life, music in the squares, the aromatic street food and people staying up late at night talking, dancing, laughing.
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Bano said during the wedding season from December to March she is busy shuttling women to festivities which may continue till very late at night.
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She writes every recipe weeks in advance, most of the time late at night with a Law & Order marathon on in the background for company.
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"Last night, Scott called me at like 2 in the morning — he never calls me late at night, ever," she told her sister Khloé Kardashian.
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Plus, Avidan says, when people get on social media late at night, it's likely to stimulate them in ways that make sleep even more unattainable.
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He regularly hosted "hot tub parties" at his house, which he dubbed "tubby time," late at night after drinking at bars, according to the lawsuit.
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It also mostly rained early in the morning or late at night, so we were able to take advantage of great weather in the afternoon.
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According to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, farmer Paul Mock was casually checking his dam late at night when he came upon the frankly horrifying sight.
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He plays jazz piano at home late at night and gazes into the 29-gallon saltwater fish tank that he keeps next to his desk.
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Ms. Danziger advises adults who are not strong swimmers to avoid swimming alone at off-peak hours such as early morning or late at night.
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Yet even Nixon—drunk late at night and talking to paintings in the White House residence—seems relatively sane and pitiable compared with Donald Trump .
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You'll feel like Sherlock Holmes as you go through his Verizon phone bill checking to see who he's been getting calls from late at night.
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Earlier this year, he made similar remarks late at night before an offensive on Falluja, which was retaken in June after several weeks of fighting.
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Late at night, in the privacy of Paisley Park, he might be "a little more relaxed" and swap high heels for slippers, Mr. Parke said.
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Researchers are finding that eating late at night seems to be particularly bad for your health, especially when it comes to weight control and diabetes.
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Police caught word of what happened from the physician, showed up to the family's house late at night on February 25, and rang the doorbell.
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Reback has been known to call other lawyers late at night and leave long, obsessively detailed voice mail messages about legal arguments and economic theories.
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Late at night in bed, postcoital, eating toasted baguettes with butter and feta cheese on top, we talked and mocked that worn-out, passé ritual.
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But that sort of patriotism, while good enough as entertainment, offers little comfort when I'm up late at night consuming my 25th hour of news.
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Working for Mr. Weinstein could mean getting him out of bed in the morning and doing "turndown duty" late at night, preparing him for sleep.
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Around the time of the Kavanaugh hearings, a man ambushed Collins outside her home in the rain after she arrived from work late at night.
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All, if not most, of my flights are in the morning or really late at night, so I'm usually presenting masculine in my outward appearance.
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People who live in "challenging communities" want police to be there, but it can be difficult when some people congregate late at night, Johnson said.
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As a New Year's Resolution, I've been trying not to eat in bed late at night, and I think it's messing with my sleep routine.
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"Gabriella came back to us late at night, a bit uncertain seeing those she only remembered from the phone," Mr. Ratcliffe said in a statement.
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I stayed on a Saturday night, and the noise reached its peak late at night when party-goers passed by and made their presence known.
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Noise complaints late at night, early in the morning and on the weekend have soared in tandem, to 3113,2311 in 22016 from 2152,635 in 2011.
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The Times's Sarah Maslin Nir and Jeffrey E. Singer report: They work alone, sometimes late at night and in remote areas of New York City.
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He needs to get past the ghosts who speak to him late at night and listen to those around him who want him to succeed.
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In practice, this means parents could stop the child from texting friends late at night or during the school day, by scheduling Downtime to run.
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Seoul (CNN)It was late at night when the police knocked on Choi's door and showed her a video which turned her life upside down.
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In the beginning of that period, her youngest child was not yet in school, and she worked during his nap times and late at night.
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Many of them start very early in the morning and then [finish their days] very late at night, and their wages don't really reflect that.
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I think there were times when my security was coming in late at night to check my pulse and see if I was still breathing.
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A lavish ghost train passes through the station late at night, picks up unsuspecting passengers and brings them back in time to the early 1900s. 23.
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He probably does more than I do when he's around… wakes up early, stays up late, puts Noah to bed, goes to workout late at night.
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Instead, Egyptian doctors increasingly carry out the cut in secret in the early morning or late at night -- charging the parents large amounts for the procedure.
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Late at night, if I walked to the bathroom, I crossed paths with still more girls listing tipsily down the hall in oversized, borrowed polo shirts.
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In the very center of the city, late at night, there has been an increased problem of violence involving young people, or crimes involving young people.
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Months and many desperate phone calls later, two officers knocked on Davis' door late at night to ask if she could take Tristan into her care.
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On Friday, NBC News reporter Rich Schapiro published a story revealing that Giuliani butt-dialed him — yes, that is right — late at night on October 225.
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"You can show me your favourite street late at night, or lay in bed fall asleep side-by-side," Carly sings, her voice smoother than sunshine.
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She and former theater manager Anthony Cutrone said they had seen Belove leave through the back door of the theater late at night with many volunteers.
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Prince loved 'Kung Fu Panda 3' Prince often hired out his local cinema in Minneapolis late at night and invited friends and bandmates to private screenings.
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He would threaten me, call me names, and physically block me from going to the bathroom late at night to intimidate me in his drunken state.
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Because Uber does not show a driver the destination of a potential passenger before they accept the ride, some find themselves in favelas late at night.
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She lives in Australia, so it's hard to find a good time to talk that isn't really early in the morning or super late at night.
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A restaurant in Washington, DC got so many threats that a police officer was dispatched to guard it, and the building was egged late at night.
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Tommy is less than amused, not only because they start filming late at night, but because Kanta keeps insisting on remaking the rice for the video.
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A problem that winks at you garishly whenever you take the watch off and blinks against your skin late at night when you're trying to sleep.
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She recalls that the stress of a new baby, working and Mark's disappearances late at night resulted in a huge fight one night that turned physical.
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"She was traveling home late at night after visiting her baby girls at the hospital … and she was hit," Evans' sister-in-law, Caralee, tells PEOPLE.
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I'm most excited for the future that I see in the images I scroll past on my feed late at night, when I need affirmation most.
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The paper also reported that users were seen running late at night in the gyms, but that the rooms weren't utilised as much in the day.
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"There is a hotel at the airport and the rider didn't know how to get to the hotel, because it was late at night," he said.
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These briefings were often on the plane late at night or early in the morning, sometimes at Andrews Air Force Base and even on the ground.
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"I think the U.S. Open, for me, was a lot higher energy and just because it was late at night and all of that," she said.
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"He hasn't campaigned for a week, he's been hiding in Trump Tower, but late at night, he sends tweets attacking my wife, attacking Heidi," Cruz said.
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With fresh flowers all over and live music till way late at night, you won't regret swinging by and swinging those hips while you're at it.
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It was pretty late at night and mostly empty, so I just took a shower, cleaned up after me and continued to squat in clean underpants.
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The teenager agrees to rules like no texting while driving, no driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, and no driving late at night.
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When traveling in an unsafe area or walking alone late at night, you probably don't want to be caught with a lot of cash on you.
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You know that your driver has a better chance of winning the lottery than getting a return trip completely home, especially if it's late at night.
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As Mr. Gupta clashed with his bosses, he says, they began calling him and sending messages late at night and on Sundays, and he became depressed.
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Armed, masked men burst in late at night without offering the occupants a chance to open the door, training their weapons on adults and children alike.
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Outside the capital, getting French taxi firms to answer the phone late at night, let alone send a car, can be an even more frustrating experience.
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But the economy didn't help the GOP much because the party ignored the structural problems like health care costs that keep voters up late at night.
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In a similarly low-tech vein, Oliver impersonates Connor over the phone — late at night, no less — to respectfully decline his boyfriend's acceptance to Stanford Law.
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There is no place to properly clean a vehicle late at night, so the driver likely has to clean it themselves or wait until the morning.
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And a significant percentage of ride-hailing trips occur late at night when congestion is not a big concern and transit options are not always available.
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Although neither man commutes to work, their excursions to the theater and opera mean they often return home late at night on sluggish, under-construction subways.
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He shared with CNN that he works six to seven days a week, from early morning until late at night, even when there isn't a crisis.
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They squeeze in training runs before the crack of dawn or late at night, and find creative ways to turn their household duties into training opportunities.
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Among his favorite entertainments, she added, was driving late at night along the corniche in St.-Tropez with the top down on his convertible Rolls-Royce.
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The civic compact has so frayed that one acquaintance admitted to me recently that he had stopped waiting at red lights when driving late at night.
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If you've ever met Rob, he's one of the most fun people who has some of the best ideas of what to do late at night.
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The parks and streets and hang-out areas were where you'd go when you felt most alone, late at night, with no one to talk to.
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DO — WRITE YOUR ONE PAGE EACH DAY AT THE SAME PLACE AND TIME Early morning, lunch break, on the train, late at night — it doesn't matter.
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Shelley shared a bedroom with her 11-year-old sister Heather, who remembers Shelley tucked under her desk late at night, ear pressed to the phone.
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When they finally get home, sometimes late at night, they turn their attention once again to academics, a grueling schedule for even the most adept student.
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Even if I had roused a culture editor for the information, it would have been highly unlikely for her reps to respond so late at night.
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Wood, Wagner and actor Christopher Walken were aboard the couple's yacht off Catalina Island in California when Wood reportedly fell into the water late at night.
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Police have been detaining dozens of immigrants in raids during lunch breaks and late at night, with stories of arrests ricocheting across Facebook and WhatsApp groups.
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I had no safety issues while traveling in India — I avoided conspicuously displaying money, didn't walk around too late at night and generally used common sense.
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Her son Jonathan was living in Zurich and couldn't get back right away, but by Skype, late at night, he could see his little brother again.
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The effect is rather like stumbling across the Serpent Column late at night after carousing in Istanbul's 21st-century nightclubs: a melancholic sense of historical vertigo.
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She told me that since then, she no longer feels safe even on days she is not fixing, and doesn't drive home alone late at night.
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When I was 18, it was late at night, and I was walking back to my friend's parents' house on Fire Island (his dad was gay).
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In addition to the big, important tips (stop drinking and looking at your phone late at night) try the others one or two at a time.
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After meeting the victim late at night in the streets of Pamplona, CCTV footage shows the men leading her back to their apartment block by the hand.
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Its stations employ teams of reporters and producers and anchors who typically produce three newscasts a day — in the morning, the late afternoon, and late at night.
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The Oscar-winning actor, 47, stopped by his alma mater, the University of Texas, on Monday to help students travel home safely from campus late at night.
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Research by Sydney's local council showed that the number of people out late at night in the city dropped by up to 80% between 2012 and 2016.
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Cameron and James remember chatting with a group of elementary school kids when they left the restaurant late at night, who said had never heard of Bobwhite.
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"I often went to his room late at night and found him lying in bed fully clothed," Commander Price's executive officer recalled, according to the N.C.I.S. report.
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One key feature is the headphone jack in the controller, so you can plug in some earbuds and watch TV late at night without disturbing your roommates.
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And you find yourself late at night walking out into the middle of a bridge, stepping up to the edge, and looking down at an easy solution.
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De Maria writes about his telephone, stating that he sometimes calls it late at night, liking the idea of the phone "ringing in the palace at 4am".
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I've always been a fan of survival horror games, and there's only really one way to play them: late at night, alone, in a dark living room.
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This is useful when the vehicle is offering rides late at night to people who are heading home after a few drinks — or more than a few.
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I'd get really mad because I've been working my tits off and staying there until really late at night, getting up really early, crying over this shit.
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Similar to the first two removals, the process with the Beauregard statue began late at night and went into the early morning, ending at about 3 a.m.
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Maybe the last half of that statement got chopped off, because really, it's the best four years of your life for eating greasy food late at night.
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A Girl Walks Home Alone Late At Night is an Iranian vampire western by Ana Lily Amirpour that introduced many horror fans to the Iranian arthouse genre.
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Buying stuff on your computer late at night using your thumbprint — that sounds like a cool idea, until you start to think about the real-world result.
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Mr. Chen uses portable battery packs to power his multiple devices, enabling him to stay out late at night to catch Pokémon in the capital city, Taipei.
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"From Thursdays through Sundays, it's rare to not hear the pop-pop-pop of gunshots late at night," said Ben Ramos, 50, who also lives in Maryvale.
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That's when I received that dreaded phone call, late at night from my youngest sister, telling me Jordan's girlfriend had been killed during a drive-by-shooting.
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"If he didn't get something he wanted because he was grounded, he would get up late at night and just go take it," she tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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And they responded differently: 29 percent of women said they don't take public transportation late at night because of it, compared with 8 percent of male respondents.
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The first day I wore them, I was running around from early morning until late at night, and there wasn't even the faintest threat of a blister.
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I slept well in the very comfortable King-sized bed, however, I did hear loud noise from neighbors when they returned to their room late at night.
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When doing laundry on a cruise or at a resort, plan to do laundry early in the morning or late at night for best laundry machine availability.
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Ferguson said ICE agents would arrive at the Motel 6 in south Everett either early in the morning or late at night and get a guest list.
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"Sleep doesn't happen much in the house, what with the plays and things late at night, plus Ma is in a real bad way," the child observes.
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Jose and Lisa, chemistry students, are working late at night in the lab, she began, when Lisa comes up from behind and kisses Jose on the neck.
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Mr. Wang was Mr. Ren's political instructor in junior high school and still "occasionally calls late at night" to chat, Mr. Ren wrote in a 2013 memoir.
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Then our director of photography, Andrew Reed, suggested something astrological—something that sounds like a Showtime movie you might see late at night in the early 90s.
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Late at night, a group of twenty-something artists are grilling in the communal space, which Mater and his wife, Arwa Al Neami, have run since 2010.
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It could be about phones or laptops or the smart home or cloud services or why it is that Kara keeps sending these Snapchats late at night.
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That's usually late at night when the city's quiet, and I feel like I have a part of town to myself, not a bunch of random people.
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Jordan called his old teammates late at night, to tell them about all the times he'd beaten them at what were never really friendly games of anything.
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I think in New York there are so many people on the train at one time, you really only get that kind of crazy late at night.
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Philippe Marcade: Cookie gave us the address, and we drove to P-Town, but we got there very late at night because we got kind of lost.
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The work shows late at night so a lot of the visual action is the signage, it's a totally different feeling from Times Square during the day.
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Being on the lobby floor, we were quite close to the street and late at night, we definitely heard the noise of the San Diego weekend crowd.
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Part of the reason I believe I've had no one vomit in my vehicle is that I no longer accept low-rated passengers, especially late at night.
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The break-in happened late at night, and no one was hurt, Planned Parenthood Keystone, the affiliate in charge of the center, told Vox in a statement.
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In one case, the ACLU said, immigration officials reunited a mother with her six-month-old daughter then dropped them alone at bus stop late at night.
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This late at night, there is only one ramen option: the signature bowl of chicken and pork broth, wiry noodles, slow-poached egg, and double pork toppings.
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Spirits are said to roam the hallways, while the applause of ghosts can be heard late at night, as if clapping at the end of a speech.
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After the attack, the police in the state of Victoria had urged residents to be aware of their surroundings and take precautions while out late at night.
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When we walk home to our apartments late at night, we carry our keys spread out between our fingers, and we jump at the shadows of shadows.
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On Soccer LONDON — Paulo Dybala remembers standing on the field in Cardiff, Wales, late at night two months ago, watching Real Madrid celebrate winning the Champions League.
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That scene of Wright and McCall on the basketball court late at night with that damn Me'shell Ndegeocello song playing in the background gets me every time.
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One C.I.A. employee, identified only as Michael, testified that he and Mr. Schulte once flicked each other with rubber bands until late at night in the office.
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Forty years ago, his father was in the outback and late at night was befriended by a large lion with a porcupine quill entrenched in his paw.
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On July 27 and 28, you can look up late at night and see this celestial show during the peak of the annual Delta Aquarids meteor shower.
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That includes an incident in 2015, reported by The Information, in which Caldbeck sent unwelcome text messages to another female entrepreneur to meet up late at night.
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As PolitiFact noted, House Republicans have often published a bill very late at night, waited one day, and voted early on the morning of the third day.
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The idea that we all have these things and they're very convenient and you can just sit on your computer late at night kind of thing. Right.
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I wasn't ashamed of it, but it wasn't something that was discussed in polite company -- late at night with your girlfriends, but not over cocktails with your acquaintances.
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Espinosa says it is how the porch lights turn on when he rounds the corner to his home late at night, responding to a command from his phone.
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Shelling could be also heard late at night in parts of Tripoli where a battle was raging in two southern suburbs, residents and an eastern military official said.
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There was WiFi on the plane but it was already late at night when my friends and family back in New York were likely already going to bed.
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The Spanish weekender has long been a fan favourite thanks to the fact that its action takes place late at night, leaving days free for swimming and sunbathing.
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"You have to understand the frustration of studying late at night and not being able to get a Mountain Dew or a Diet Coke on campus," he said.
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Acer says it's good for things "like unlocking your front door late at night" and can be used as a safety measure if you're running outside at night.
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Mr. Kasich recalled that when he was a little boy, his father would have to pick his mother up late at night, driving on a winding, narrow road.
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If you don't want to wake anyone up when streaming shows or movies late at night, you can still listen to the TV's audio through Roku's smartphone app.
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We've all been there: It's late at night, you're craving something sweet, so you make a run to your local convenience store to indulge in your favorite candy.
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She had gained weight in college — she would down an entire pizza by herself late at night — and then added more after giving birth to her two daughters.
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Over at the Lucious crib, his mother wakes him up late at night, guiding him to the kitchen where she's set up about half a dozen beautiful cakes.
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She decided to leave Russia by train, but after a two-day journey all the Georgians were kicked off the train late at night in Dagestan, southern Russia.
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"Having that community there is really, really helpful especially when you're up late at night with a crying baby and other family issues craving a snack," she says.
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They will be on duty from early morning until late at night on the days of four matches, the days before them and the following days, he said.
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That comfort found in privacy felt so familiar—eating when nobody can watch you or enjoying a hotel pool late at night when nobody is around to judge.
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While most of the rallies have passed off peacefully during the day, some have erupted into violence late at night when more radical protesters have clashed with police.
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Albeit, he was quickly able to workaround Facebook's ban simply by using a friend's Facebook account to livestream himself harassing a journalist at his home late at night.
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I knew I didn't want to be like the other guys on the building site, who were getting up early in the morning and working late at night.
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For months, starting late last year, US diplomats in Havana complained of incidents, often late at night in their homes or hotel rooms, that left them feeling ill.
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In the U.S., 60 percent of McDonald's delivery orders are placed in the evening or late at night, and arrive, on average, within 30 minutes, Easterbrook has said.
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Lankford said in a news conference that Trump called him "late at night" after he put out a statement on DACA ending and they talked about the legislation.
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His editor at the time Joan Walsh said he was always writing and wasn't afraid to contact her late at night if he wasn't happy with a headline.
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A couple camping in Kentucky's Mammoth Cave National Park say a stranger woke them up late at night to tell them he'd seen Bigfoot traipsing through the campsite.
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Some take classes in private academies called "hagwon" until late at night, including weekends and even holidays, in a bid to get into the best schools and universities.
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And if you're hungry late at night and craving one of those Big Macs or KFC meals you love so much, a dog makes a great kitchen companion.
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The towering banking structures of east London's Canary Wharf usually have this effect, especially late at night when strip lights shine through the windows of mostly vacant offices.
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Marseilles, France: 0 dead, 6 injuredReports of a shooting late at night outside a grocer's shop in Marseilles, France, led police to a few scattered shells and blood.
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She went on a tour with the Olympic team, hopping from city to city, eating late at night, sleeping much less than her usual 10 hours a night.
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"When my wife and I need to go shopping, we're going late at night when there are no crowds, and we get in and out efficiently," Schaffner said.
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She said her fans and other friends were staying up to watch the matches, which take place late at night here, while social media is abuzz with comments.
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Recently, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority in New York put out a request for proposals on how to better connect riders outside Manhattan to the subway late at night.
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They would talk on the phone late at night, and Jo Harvey would hide in her closet under a mound of coats so she didn't wake her parents.
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Late at night, the city center is calm, most restaurants closed, the occasional late-night bar spilling out with patrons, whose shouts are distinct in the muffled air.
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To feel as if you were witnessing something essential and true about Barack Obama, you would have had to see him alone in his study late at night.
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Despite arriving late at night, bleary-eyed, after nearly 24 hours of travel, I was set on waking up somewhere incredible, even if we only had two days.
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Shells landed late at night in the central Nouflin and Souq al-Jumaa districts, which had been mostly spared so far from the conflict, a Reuters reporter said.
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I spend all my leisure time firmly indoors, drink (and sweat) gallons of water, and time my showers to be early in the morning or late at night.
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It reduces the blue light emitted by your phone/tablet's display, which should, ideally, reduce the strain on your eyes while you're using the device late at night.
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"We really did have him," Groening said.. Groening received a call late at night from the singer, but initially thought it was a prank and so hung up.
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Ross Canter, the baker and co-founder of Cookie Good in Santa Monica, was outside his house late at night when when the inspiration hit him: a Cheetos cookie.
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I wouldn't normally mind parking farther away, but when I get out late at night and it's dark and freezing, I don't want to have to walk very far.
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Because we weren't sleeping together — for Justin, abstinence was a firm commitment to his faith — we never tempted ourselves by going over to each other's apartments late at night.
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Officers warned them that their whole neighborhood would know they were "loose" when they were being dropped off in police cars late at night, according to protester Wifaq Quraishi.
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Last month, a Connecticut man was sentenced to six months in prison after shooting at an unoccupied mosque near his Meriden home late at night after the Paris attacks.
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They have to jet out the door five minutes before school pickup, leaving a stack of emails to respond to late at night once they finish their family time.
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Many, particularly women, are worried about traveling late at night, given that taking black cabs is more expensive — around 35% more, according to a study done earlier this year.
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That story, too, would be rejected, but as I wrote it, late at night on Tomas's desk, I remember thinking that there was nothing else I'd rather be doing.
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Homeless women have shared harrowing accounts of being sexually assaulted in showers at general intake shelters, and avoiding public restrooms late at night in fear of harassment or abuse.
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Facebook is going back to college One of my favorite metaphors is the guy who stumbles out of the bar late at night and can't find his car keys.
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It is possible that eating late at night might throw the body out of sync with a daily rhythm, known as the Circadian rhythm, as NPR reported in 2015.
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You can get a general sense of the vampire power in your home by checking your energy meter during low-use times like late at night or early morning.
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Photographing the southern (or northern) lights can be a tiresome eventful, involving hours of standing around late at night, hoping to land yourself the perfect shot of cosmic activity.
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For only the glamour of a courtside seat, managers are asked to do the dirty work of every program: fetching water, rebounding for hours, coding film late at night.
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It's a series meant to be watched late at night, with the lights off, experienced like a ghost story around a campfire that's burning down to its final embers.
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So if you're working late at night, and no cafes are open, you can come here and get a cup of coffee or an old-fashioned, and just work.
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Every morning, the entire boat turned into one big orgy that lasted till late at night, when the girls were sent back to their yacht in an inflatable dinghy.
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But ahead, registered dietitians share meal ideas and tips to follow if you find yourself staring blankly into the abyss of your fridge late at night searching for dinner.
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For this month's Mass Games, elementary, middle and high school practiced from early morning until late at night, the defector-run website Daily NK said citing an unnamed source.
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Just over a year later, in July 2013, Urlashov, who had campaigned on an anti-corruption platform, was dragged from his car late at night and accused of graft.
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"Because the best ideas come from conversations in the hallway or late at night, this was an easy way to create a tool that we would use," said Nkengsa.
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Many, in fact, believe the industry has long since died, and unless you binge watch a lot of man-focused TV late at night, you may miss the ads.
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"Somebody sitting at their desk late at night when it's unusual to do that, someone's carrying out big boxes, somebody's going to take a look at that," Passman said.
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"The president and a small group of people knew exactly what he meant," Spicer told reporters, adding he was not concerned about Trump sending confusing tweets late at night.
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Mary Jackson in her interviews would talk about how her husband used to cook all the meals for her so she could stay late at night, which I love.
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But late at night police are forcing homeless people out of the city's south zone, which is home to Copacabana beach and Olympic venues, the Rio-based group said.
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If you know you are more likely to do this late at night or while you're at work, you can get ahead of it and not allow yourself access.
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In "Late At Night" she tells the tale of a woman who nonchalantly lives lavishly, spending money on her own terms and playfully dismissing the men in her life.
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And if you're trying to find a ride late at night or in any low-density area such as a suburb, you may be in for a long wait.
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But some of the most shocking things I've learned late at night, glued to my laptop in bed, are all the ways people apply something that's seemingly straightforward: concealer.
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So, if you eat a bunch of additional calories and you're in calorie surplus and those are coming late at night, then that's what's causing something like weight gain.
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Dr. MacCormack and the board's counsel hired Kroll Associates, an international security firm, to, among other things, secretly "mirror" staff computers late at night to uncover the supposed culprit.
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But hours after his comments, new anti-government protests broke out late at night in the capital and other cities drawing in thousands, according to witnesses and TV footage.
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We flirted heavily, but I was young and he had a girlfriend, so I was pleasantly surprised when he started calling me late at night to complain about her.
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Trolls beget trolls: Troll posts were most common at times when people were likely to be in a bad mood, like early in the week or late at night.
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But ask anyone who has been to Delilah late at night, and they'll tell you that the live DJ and dancers make it decidedly unlike, say, a Cheesecake Factory.
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Recently, her family was kept up late at night by demolition trucks breaking down debris in the street, long after work is supposed to have ended for the day.
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"You get a show or a movie you're really dying to watch, and you end up staying up late at night, so we actually compete with sleep," he said.
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I was tired of seeing childhood friends flashing gang signs, relatives glued to the beer bottle or my dad coming home late at night with burn scars from work.
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We spoke for hours every week, often late at night, squinting through the portal of a video chat to exchange complaints about our lives and show off household projects.
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"We actually had a vote late at night one time, the Klobuchar–Sanders amendment to—" Sanders interrupted, leaning over to look at Klobuchar at the podium next to him.
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But often I do a lot of emails and busywork during the day and then I get into the drawing late at night, so it ends up working out.
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And last year, an unmarried, middle-aged couple was arrested after being caught by the police in a compromising position in a car on a beach late at night.
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As CNN first reported in August, diplomats were awoken late at night in their homes feeling unwell and hearing sounds that resembled insects or metal dragging across the floor.
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" Nadler, however, said he was calling the break because it had been "a long two days of consideration of these articles, and it is now very late at night.
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The clowns — grown-ups in face paint and giant shoes — have threatened to do little beyond show up late at night in a handful of suburbs and look scary.
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It was late at night and he couldn't see more than several feet in any direction, but he thought he heard the whump of multiple objects peppering the aircraft.
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Mr. Moeller had been on two dates with Tobin Summers in fall 20 when Mr. Summers, fresh from a Halloween party, rang his East Village doorbell late at night.
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He revels in the stream of praise from his most loyal followers, on paper or as he scrolls through his phone early in the morning and late at night.
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"I would much rather never [wake up early]," Rippon tells CNBC Make It. Instead, he finds that he's able to thrive and get a lot done late at night.
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But I do have a higher awareness now of how often I am eating dessert in the middle of the day, at breakfast and late at night (see November).
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It also echoes Mobley's distinctly DIY ethic that's been built from sneaking around his college's music department late at night and cutting vocals in the woods behind his dorm.
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"I have heard from women who've been in startups that with the long hours, there are definitely times where they feel a bit uncomfortable being in office situations late at night that may be related to not feeling comfortable with a coworker, but it could also be just not feeling comfortable with their physical safety leaving the building late at night," Elizabeth Ames, senior vice president of marketing at the Anita Borg Institute, told Motherboard.
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"We see a world in which people get access to laboratory information late at night, on a weekend, early in the morning, in rural areas," she said in the video.
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Late at night on July 18, 2017, the mission start time just a few hours away, Matsuzaki lay awake, wondering whether his team's technology would be any match for Fukushima.
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The workers are here from early in the morning until late at night, when the flashing yellow lights on their vehicles compete with the Christmas lights and candle-bedecked houses.
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Tomomasa Nakagawa, a doctor also executed Friday, and several other cultists broke into the Sakamotos&apos apartment late at night, strangled them to death and buried them in the mountains.
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Kennedy, who claimed he made a wrong turn and accidentally drove off the bridge late at night, said that he tried to save Kopechne, who was trapped inside the car.
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"I was sleeping here by myself one time late at night and there was a lot of activity, movement and sounds," Zimmerli, the new owner of the hotel, tells Refinery643.
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For Mr. Miner, hailing a taxi through a smartphone app, particularly late at night, was easier than flagging down a licensed taxi that charged for extras like using the trunk.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India imposed restrictions on Monday on advertising condoms on television, saying ads would only be allowed late at night as they could be inappropriate viewing for children.
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But she wants to know what Ming sees when he clicks on her avatar and messages her, and what he's thinking when he whispers into her headset late at night.
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Just Go to Bed, AlreadySometimes Chichester does get stuck finishing paperwork late at night, but she hardly ever wastes time parked in front of the TV or endlessly refreshing Facebook.
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If you head out late at night, the Moon should have set before the best part of the show—generally between midnight and sunrise, according to the American Meteor Society.
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There are times, late at night, when I wait for him to wake up so I can share something that happened to me the previous day while he was sleeping.
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The laws were set in place as a knee-jerk reaction to the tragic death of a young man, Daniel Christie, after he was punched late at night in Sydney.
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It turns out that when you draft your major tax legislation late at night at a rapid pace with little outside scrutiny, you wind up doing some pretty sloppy legislating.
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All you see is the house is very quiet and it's very early in the morning, but it looks to be late at night, and I'm standing by the window.
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Eight members of the security forces and four gunmen died in the clashes, Anwar told Reuters, adding that security forces managed to secure both terminals late at night on Sunday.
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My courage, like my fear, can run high late at night, when all the other humans in the house are asleep and my dog and I face the world alone.
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And that leads to the dreaded "paper-clip maximizer" nightmare scenario — a thought experiment from philosopher Nick Bostrom that AI scientists fret over late at night when they can't sleep.
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After all, not much deters anyone with access to a photographer's negatives from printing a few unauthorized copies, late at night in the lab, and secreting them out the door.
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I will 100% not accept your rating late at night to reduce throw-up risk, and you will probably end up waiting for a very long time for a ride.
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I wear them while working at the desk, walking around outside, running errands, or watching my Apple TV late at night (since they pair so seamlessly with other Apple products).
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During the election campaign last year against the charismatic, if unproven, Mr. Trudeau, Conservative television ads showed Mr. Harper working hard late at night, the last person in the office.
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The government and Mexico's three major parties met secretly, choosing different locations around Mexico City, often late at night, to avoid word leaking out until the legislation was almost ready.
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The former aspiring actress told the New Yorker that she met the studio executive at a New York club in 2004, and dodged invitations to meet him late at night.
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"I'd leave the office late at night and get to work in the morning and I'd have articles on my desk with a sticky note saying 'act,' " the source said.
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I'll be sitting in my bed late at night and that's something that no one can ever touch, the feelings that I have of winning this golf tournament, the trophy.
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"Not too long ago, late at night, I received a message from a girl who said, 'Look, I'm using Google [Person] Finder, but my dad isn't located there,'" Vacas said.
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But instead of reliving the moment while perusing old Facebook photos late at night, Efron did so in front of millions of people on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
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Hannity backed Trump during the campaign, even appearing in one of his commercials, and they kibitz regularly on the phone late at night, according to sources familiar with their conversations.
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Enough that when I'd played it through the once, late at night, I told my wife about it and made her play it with me again a few nights later.
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"I sometimes think that bonobos sit up late at night reading papers about primates, and then decide to do the opposite," said Joan Silk, a primatologist at Arizona State University.
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Many residents complain bitterly about the new arrivals not speaking English, about loud music late at night, about people walking in the street and driving without regard for traffic rules.
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Surely our father was holding onto something from her, deep thoughts she had penned late at night from her sickbed to share with us once she thought we'd be ready.
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Would you rather take an Uber ride home alone late at night or have a self-driving taxi service come pick you up with no one at the front wheel?
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My whole TV success had to do with the fact that it was believable and that I was able to afford good TV time by going on late at night.
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In a concession to the conditions, officials have scheduled those races to be held late at night, when temperatures are expected to dip into the mid-237s: 22017:4003 p.m.
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In a concession to the conditions, officials have scheduled those races to be held late at night, when temperatures are expected to dip into the mid-237s: 22017:4003 p.m.
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I often saw him late at night face down at the kitchen table as if he had had too much to drink or had fallen dead asleep in the chair.
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There was also the welcome contrast of the informal setting, an atrium that served as a lounge for freelancers by day and an electro-music hot spot late at night.
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"The basic idea is people want to do loud things late at night, and industrial space is really good for that because there aren't many neighbors to complain," he said.
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Because Mr. Malloy likes to play the piano and compose late at night, he ceded the home office to his wife and rented a studio a 20-minute walk away.
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He said technical staff had done a lot of work in the last two and a half years to prepare the athletes to perform at their best late at night.
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Twice since the attack, their second dog, a Border collie/pit bull mix, has "gone ballistic" late at night, Mr. Pesso said, suggesting it sensed something was on the property.
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As she begins to read Edward's book – a tense page-turner about a family under siege by hoodlums on the highway late at night – we read it right along with her.
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And those high-rise buildings, which also define the very similar Washington Square Village complex, would make it hard for any obsessive book store boys to peer in late at night.
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Bobby Burwell, a Prince George's County native, was driving home in his son's car after attending a music shoot late at night when his tire blew, according to Fox 5 DC .
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The company has also posted photos of young female employees on its recruitment social media account late at night, characterizing the women as "late night benefits," said the Human Rights Watch.
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Going forward, Bajpai said that for the first time in her nearly 20 years living in the Kansas City area she will try to refrain from being out late at night.
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Sitting in his car late at night, anti-fracking activist Gayzer Frackman - who legally changed his name from Geza Tarjanyi in 2012 - prepared to stream his live fracking update on Facebook.
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The first victim, who worked as a prostitute, was attacked late at night; the second, a mother in her 2400s who was assaulted as she was walking to work before dawn.
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"[People] are studying late at night, driving home or heading into a meeting, and that can of soda is the one thing that keeps them alert and engaged," Msora-Kasago said.
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In 2012 and 2015, school documents show, administrators reprimanded Kirkland for unprofessional behavior, which included taking S.L. and another girl off campus in his car and texting students late at night.
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Shortly after he was escorted out of FinCEN early last year, he showed up outside a coworker's apartment building late at night and asked questions about investigations and internal Treasury databases.
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There was no way I wanted her looking for street parking that late at night and then having to walk a far distance (that late) if she couldn't find anything close.
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Source: TLC If you're like us, you've probably been kept up late at night wondering how the women of the Duggar brigade keep their long, lustrous locks so shiny and healthy.
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But most often, women's dreams were variations of being able to "walk alone at night, anywhere I wanted, and not be afraid" or "go for a run really late at night".
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This revealed that most of the city's murders took place in drunken brawls, not in conflict between gangs, and that they were late at night a day or so after payday.
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" Heidi Vanderlee: "[My boyfriend] had one song where with lyrics that made it sound like the song was about me: 'My baby doesn't like when I come home late at night.
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The latter mostly manifests itself in him spending too much time at bars late at night—as you might expect, this part is also deeply depressed and vaguely inclined toward suicide.
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You certainly don't need to eat six small meals a day, avoid carbs late at night, or any of the other minor details that people like to waste time thinking about.
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But I've also had co-workers pick me up from emergency rooms late at night and offer to make me meals when I was living thousands of miles from my partner.
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I woke up early in the mornings, stayed up late at night, used lunch breaks at my day job, and I even used my vacation days to focus on my blog.
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And on many occasions, an agent of the landlord would bang on the tenants' door late at night threatening to report to the authorities their status as undocumented immigrants from Mexico.
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The building engineer, Stephen Schuck, told DeGeneres that he heard what he thought was the sound of a jackhammer on the 32nd floor but realized it was too late at night.
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As Denmark's first, and so far only, emergency service drone pilot, Mr. Sylvest has responded to things as varied as missing person cases and fires, often receiving calls late at night.
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Andrea Kremer recalled that in 1988, while she was working for NFL Films, she was in a hotel room when a man called late at night as she was falling asleep.
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She sent a staffer an email late at night calling the attached policy brief "the worst," a label she gave to someone else's work the next week and the week after.
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Officer Hickman and an officer he was training had accused Mr. Rush of jaywalking and trespassing while he walked home from his job at a Cracker Barrel restaurant late at night.
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But late at night, after the first-floor dining room closed and the party moved upstairs, Mr. Friedman made it clear that normal restaurant rules did not apply, several employees said.
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My reporting went in many directions: One essay claimed a man had seen Sheng Xue meeting with a People's Daily reporter late at night, casting suspicion on her as a spy.
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We left the sea ice late at night, and I watched the world transform from thick ice floes to the small round plates called pancake ice and eventually to open water.
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Like I've experienced on cruise ships, the walls were thin, and I heard noise from next door both late at night and early in the morning when it woke me up.
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There are numerous stories of groggy children waking up to see their parents handcuffed and taken away late at night, or arrested by an ICE agent on the way to school.
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He said that the average delivery order is 1.5 times to 2 times more than a traditional order and the service is most popular in the evening and late at night.
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"When we get to cities now, even late at night, there are so many people waiting with things for him to sign that it's almost like we're the Warriors," Nowitzki said.
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The restaurant on the premises, Hoi Polloi, also serves great food (I've had the burger late at night), so you could easily treat the hotel like a resort and never leave.
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I learned about it the same way I learned about pretty much everything: by sitting in my room, on my own, eating crisps in front of the television late at night.
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This offers one pathway to explain a Pandora's box of possible adverse health effects from aspects of modern life, such as eating late at night or too much electric light after sunset.
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"Athletes have told me anecdotally that they can work out super hard late at night and wake up feeling like a teenager the next day," Novitzky said of an advantage HGH offers.
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That's because eating large meals super early in the morning and late at night with a long period of low activity bordering on lethargy in between can wreak havoc on your metabolism.
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It seems to have gone in a flash — one minute I was singing "The Wheels on the Bus," the next I was listening for their keys in the lock late at night.
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Craigory Adams, who knocked on his neighbor's door late at night while carrying a barbeque fork, was shot in the arm by a white officer after a neighbor called to report him.
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The flights, which almost always land late at night, do not appear in any airport or airline timetables, and fly in from either Damascus or Latakia, where Russia has a military base.
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"I look back on my regrets with great relish and my successes, not so much," says the singer, who wrote about his multiple infidelities in his 2010 memoir Late, Late at Night.
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The flights, which almost always land late at night, do not appear in any airport or airline timetables, and fly in from either Damascus or Latakia, where Russia has a military base.
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It can save you in a pinch, especially if you get locked out late at night, and help avoid a costly call to a locksmith (or an embarrassing one to your landlord).
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After the eclipse, the moon wanes in Leo until Tuesday night, and then stays in Virgo, before entering a void of course period on Thursday from early morning to late at night.
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Then there's Ryan, who tackled a male perpetrator while he was chasing a woman down the street late at night; he later testified on her behalf in front of a grand jury.
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I would walk out of Studio 54 late at night-early morning with tons of exposed film and unknowingly a record of what turned out to be a nightclub that became infamous.
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The two, who don't want their real names used out of fear for their safety, live in Hempstead, New York, where they recently agreed to meet late at night for an interview.
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