"I began to smoke morning, noon and night," she said.
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"I was having grapes, morning, noon and night," said Jean.
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And the military will tell you that morning, noon, and night.
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It's just — morning, noon and night — a source of tremendous pleasure.
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So it's no wonder that it's packed morning, noon, and night.
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For me, it's three times a day, morning, noon and night.
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"This was our food morning, noon and night," Ms. Lugo said.
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Employees of Conn's called her morning, noon and night, Stevens, 49, said.
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They drank beer morning, noon and night, and got in a little trouble.
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The serfs prayed a lot I'm told, morning noon and night, so they did.
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For some, that's only once a day; for others, it's morning, noon, and night.
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For some, that's only once a day; for others, it's morning, noon and night.
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As the CEO of a company, you'll be pitching your startup morning, noon and night.
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"The family is huddled around him morning, noon and night, but he needs help," he says.
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And then coming to New York, it was takeout morning, noon and night for 11 years.
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The young beatmaker was drunk morning, noon, and night—a necessity, as far as he was concerned.
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"You are constantly at work in Cannes, morning, noon and night," Mr. Weinstein said, cellphone in hand.
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Morning, noon and night, asleep and awake, malignant cells are determined to alter or end your life.
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" Looking forward, Rebelez said, IHOP wants to ensure it has options for customers "morning, noon, and night.
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"If you're being called morning, noon and night to follow a particular passion, go for it," she says.
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So a six-lane highway jammed morning, noon, and night has now become a four-lane rage queue.
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" Says she, "Throughout the morning, noon, and night, What walks on legs first four, then two, then three?
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To win election, he told party members, the party had "lied morning, noon and night" about the country's finances.
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In 'Morning, Noon and Night,' he takes you through one day in his life with a hundred different tangents.
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Content is consumed from the big screen in the corner and you're probably on your smartphone morning, noon and night.
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"We had to call banks morning, noon and night to make sure they were comfortable with the restructuring," said one advisor.
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Dialing for dollars morning, noon and night leaves far too little time to address the truly complex concerns of the American people.
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I take about an average of 25 pills a day — not including three infusions I give myself at home morning, noon and night.
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Everywhere I go, morning, noon and night, folks whom I've never met before approaching me with big smiles and hugs, invigorating encouragement, even food.
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Everywhere I go, morning, noon and night, folks whom I've never met before approach me with big smiles and hugs, invigorating encouragement, even food.
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We served our loyal customers in six cities across the country, 7 days a week, morning noon and night, with 24-hour turnaround for clean clothes.
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Arnold Weinstein is a professor of comparative literature at Brown University, and the author, most recently, of "Morning, Noon and Night: Finding the Meaning of Life's Stages."
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Since McDonald's began doling out Egg McMuffins morning, noon and night, the company has seen sales boom; the company's stock is up almost 30 percent year over year.
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" She also was well known on Broadway, picking up a Tony Award nomination in 1966 for the musical "Pickwick" and in 1969 for the play "Morning, Noon and Night.
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" While his cancer is now in remission, it continues to shadow his life: "Morning, noon and night, asleep and awake, malignant cells are determined to alter or end your life.
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No matter if you love deep pockets soaked with syrup, supporting hot fried chicken, or stuffed with kimchi and cheddar, we guarantee there's a perfect waffle recipe for morning, noon, and night.
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We have two of her craft recipes below — so not only will we save money making it at home, but we'll also be able to sip it morning, noon, and night, all summer long.
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INGRAHAM: Again, we can say this morning, noon, and night, but if conservatives spoke like they do on a regular basis, physically approached people like they do on a regular basis, they will be holding candlelight vigils.
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I am sick of it during Monday Night Football, during Thursday Night Football, during college football on Saturday morning, noon and night, during Sunday morning NFL games played in England and afternoon doubleheaders, game after game after game.
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This is how my summers during university went: I'd make the hour and a half journey across the city to spend morning, noon, and night in a sweaty bar, with posh drunken men on the other side, leering and demanding endless pints of ale.
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Sumatra's dark, bold, and bittersweet cocoa flavors lends itself as an ideal match for a chocolatey and fudgey brownie counterpart — so with these tasting notes top of mind, here are the five next level ways to enjoy this treat as a double coffee dose (morning, noon, and night): 1.
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Two sad, stressed people can only make each other content for so long and the sorry fact of the matter is that unless you are both equipped with enough libidinal juice to keep the San Fernando Valley groaning morning, noon, and night, sex is often one of the first things to go.
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Ms. Rae received two Tony Award nominations: in 22015 for best featured actress in a musical for "Pickwick," a short-lived David Merrick production based on Dickens's "Pickwick Papers," and in 216 for best actress in "Morning, Noon and Night," a series of one-act plays by Terrence McNally, Israel Horovitz and Leonard Melfi.
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" Asked whether he felt the company's status as an open platform had been harmed by recent feuds with U.K.-based cloud-gaming startup Improbable, Riccitiello minimized the issue, saying it was a skirmish based on "them claiming a partnership that didn't exist," reiterating that "relative to developers, I think they can count on us morning, noon and night to do the right things for them.
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In London alone, hundreds of the same men and women are logged in all the time, while thousands of the same people log in multiple times an hour—not to mention many others doing this around the rest of the UK. On the female profile I created to access men, dozens of the same guys messaged me morning, noon, and night, despite me never replying, posting a photo, or writing a single word on the profile.
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Morning, Noon and Night is a 1995 novel by Sidney Sheldon.
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Morning, Noon and Night is a 1933 Fleischer Studios animated short film starring Betty Boop, and featuring the overture Ein Morgen, ein Mittag und ein Abend in Wien (Morning, Noon, and Night in Vienna) by Franz Von Suppe.
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The play takes place over a Sunday. It is divided into three parts: morning, noon, and night.
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Behind the scenes (BackStage) of everything that happened in the academy, at different times, morning, noon and night. Not confirmed who would be the presenter.
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Noon is a one-act play by Terrence McNally. It constitutes the second segment of the trilogy Morning, Noon and Night, which premiered on Broadway in 1968.
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Thompson joined the Dundee United board in 2002 whilst taking on the role as Marketing Director at Morning, Noon and Night. His father Eddie Thompson was the founder and Chief executive at Morning, Noon and Night and also the chairman of Dundee United. In February 2008, his father promoted him as chief executive with immediate effect. Following the 2010 Scottish Cup victory, Thompson says he dedicated the cup to his late father.
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Morning, Noon and Night was presented by the Circle in the Square Theatre company on Broadway at the Henry Miller Theatre on November 28, 1968, and closed on January 11, 1969. The trio of plays was written specifically for Circle in the Square.Circle in the Square Theatre Directed by Theodore Mann, the cast starred John Heffernan, Robert Klein, Charlotte Rae, Sorrell Booke and Jane Marla Robbins." Morning, Noon and Night Listing" Internet Broadway Database, accessed April 27, 2014 The other two plays were by Israel Horovitz (Morning) and Leonard Melfi (Night).
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Annals was nominated for the 1969 Tony Award for Best Costume Design for his work in Morning, Noon and Night, though the award was won by Loudon Sainthill Australia Dancing — Sainthill, Loudon (1919–1969) for his work on Canterbury Tales.
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Among many original parts in pieces by James Kenney, J. Dibdin, and others, Terry was Sir Christopher Cranberry in Exchange no Robbery, by his friend Theodore Hook, 12 August 1820; the Prince in Match Breaking, 20 August 1821; and Shark in Morning, Noon, and Night, 9 September 1822.
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Brunfelsia pauciflora is a species of flowering plant in the family Solanaceae, the nightshades. It is endemic to Brazil, and it is grown in cultivation. A shrubby perennial plant grown in gardens, its common names include yesterday-today-and-tomorrow, morning-noon-and-night, Kiss Me Quick, and Brazil raintree.Brunfelsia pauciflora. Floridata.
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July 27, 1986. p. 14. A partnership planned to purchase the station and change its format to urban contemporary, but they were unable to obtain financing before the deadline and the station was taken off the air on January 14, 1988.Feder, Robert. "Morning, noon and night, Channel 7 sweeps Chicago", Chicago Sun-Times.
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About 1822 Perry was appointed musical director of the Haymarket Theatre in London, where he wrote a number of operas. His comic opera Morning, Noon, and Night, with libretto by Thomas John Dibdin, included Madame Vestris in the cast; its opening night was 9 September 1822.Page 329 Margaret Ross Griffel, Operas in English. Scarecrow Press 2012.
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Nevinson complained that because he did not share this patriotism, he was "kicked, hounded, caned, flogged, hair-brushed, morning, noon and night. The more I suffered, the less I cared. The longer I stayed, the harder I grew." The headmaster told them on Speech Day that "If a man can't serve his country he's better dead".
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He feels nothing but a constant anger, which has destroyed his own capacity to feel happiness and makes his subjects miserable as well. The King himself points that he is now angry morning, noon, and night. He sees his situation as monotonous and preventing him from gaining any pleasure in life. Rogers observes that the King now resembles any number of historical rulers.
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The society attempts to circumvent the traditional galleries in the Hamptons area. ASS opened an exhibit in July 2008 to promote "successful and lesser known" artists in the area. Ernst and Gamble also host an interview segment on Plum TV's "Morning Noon and Night" show. In 2009, some of Gamble's work was added to the collections of the Guild Hall Museum in East Hampton, New York.
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"The Chicken and the Hawk", "Flip, Flop and Fly", "Hide and Seek", "Morning, Noon and Night", and "Well All Right" were successful recordings from this period. He performed on the television program Showtime at the Apollo and in the movie Shake Rattle & Rock! (1956). The song "Corrine, Corrina" was another great seller during 1956. In addition to the rock music songs, he released Boss of the Blues album in 1956.
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This style of clock is rare, as the 17th century brought with it a switch to 12-hour clock faces. The bell tower's ornate cap burned in the great city fire on 12 May 1903. During the process of reconstruction, the cap was rebuilt with wooden shingles, which in 1998 were covered with sheet copper. Historically, a trumpeter played the hejnał from this tower when the city gates were opened, morning, noon, and night.
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The films of the time were silent films, but Vitaphone tried to change that by synchronizing a recording to play while the silent movie rolled. De Pace was the subject of the short film, and his music was recorded live, even as the 35mm was being exposed. The short film was also known as Bernardo De Pace in the Wizard of the Mandolin Plays Morning, Noon, and Night in Vienna. In the film, De Pace was dressed as a clown or Pierrot.
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Edward Henry Thompson OBE (16 July 1940 – 15 October 2008) was a Scottish businessman. A well-known figure in the Scottish retail industry, he founded the convenience store chain Morning, Noon and Night in 1991, which he later sold for £30 million in 2004. He was awarded the OBE for services to the Scottish grocery industry in 2005. A long-time supporter of Dundee United F.C., Thompson bought the club in 2002 and remained chairman until his death in 2008.
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Pierre A. Riffard recently published essays examining the lifestyle of philosophers from a psychological and sociological point of view (Les philosophes: vie intime ["Philosophers: private life"], 2004; Philosophie matin, midi et soir ["Philosophy morning, noon and night"], 2006. Paris: Presses Universitaires de France). In Les philosophes: vie intime, he draws attention to some of the philosopher's human traits, which are not generally mentioned, covering everyone from Thales to Sartre:P. Riffard, Les philosophes: vie intime, Paris: Presses Universitaires de France (PUF), 2004, 33-232.
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From this day on we had to sing the march morning, noon and night …. Rödl [the camp commander] liked to dance to the melody, while the camp music played on one side, and on the other side people were being whipped … Through our work colony the song was brought to surrounding villages, and soon it was known throughout the land.’’Das Buchenwald-Lied Meanwhile his wife had managed to travel to the US, from where she “bought” Leopoldi’s freedom with a large bribe.
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Striking Matches plans to release a series three EPs in 2019 and 2020, entitled Morning, Noon, and Night. Striking Matches released a new EP, Morning, in May 2019, which was their first release after leaving Capitol Records. The group released a music video for the song "Don't Hold Back" in April 2019, prior to the release of the EP. The video was directed by Casey Pierce. The duo release the second single off their upcoming EP Noon, "Say What You Wanna," in September 2019.
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His reputation was further lambasted during 1968 by critics (in particular John Updike) of his final book, Morning, Noon, and Night, which had a nearly unreadable style (even by the author's usual standards) and a protagonist that was not interesting or compelling. As a result, sales of all his books suffered, and Cozzens has become virtually unknown to the general public; he remains, however, fairly well known among those familiar with the literary criticism of George Steiner John Derbyshire and Matthew Bruccoli, all of whom have praised his work.
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In September 2013 Tambellini had his first gallery retrospective at the James Cohan Gallery, New York. In 2015 Tambellini was invited to exhibit in the Italian Pavilion at the 2015 Venice Biennale. His work, displayed in the Arsenale Complex, included a new installation – a multi-screen projected work entitled Study of Internal Shapes and Outward Manifestations and a series of 2D illustrations entitled Memory Atlas. In September of the same year his installation work Atlantic in Brooklyn 1971–72, Morning, Noon and Night, was displayed in The Boiler in Brooklyn, New York.
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Foster's first cookbook, The Foster's Market Cookbook Recipes for Morning, Noon and Night won the Southern Independent Booksellers Alliance Book Award in 2003, an award which recognizes booksellers' favorite books of the year. Her second cookbook, Fresh Every Day: More Great Recipes from Foster’s Market, was released in May 2005 and reached the Top 10 on Amazon and the Los Angeles Times' bestseller list. In March 2007, she released Sara Foster's Casual Cooking: Simple Fresh Recipes for the Way We Eat Today. Sara Foster’s Southern Kitchen released in April 2011.
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By that time, however, a hostile review of the novel which Dwight Macdonald wrote for Commentary Magazine had already effectively ruined Cozzens's literary career, and few of his later works either received similar critical acclaim or achieved comparable best-seller status. His last novel, Morning, Noon and Night, was published in 1968, but sold poorly. Throughout his life, Cozzens maintained extensive correspondence, with several literary figures, including American writers Carlos Baker, Saul Bellow, Erskine Caldwell, Granville Hicks, Oliver La Farge, John O'Hara, as well as the publisher William Jovanovich, and academic author-editor and biographer Matthew J. Bruccoli.
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In 1928 Middleton followed this with a "melodramatic satire" called Tin Gods, produced at the Garrick Theatre in London in February 1928. His next work, Morning, Noon, and Night, a revue, which included additional scenes by Harold Scott and William Pollock, was staged in the Everyman Theatre in May 1929, but only after three sketches from the revue had been censored by the Lord Chamberlain, who refused to license Mussolini's Lunch, Returned With Thanks and Force of Habit for the stage. Middleton responded by publishing them in a book entitled Banned By the Censor: The Eclectic Library, released later in 1929.
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He was born in Kinston, North Carolina; most sources indicate October 5, 1881, but researchers Bob Eagle and Eric LeBlanc suggest 1874 on the basis of his entry in the 1880 census. He studied at Christian Institute and Shaw University and received his musical education at the National Conservatory of Music. With Cecil Mack, he co-wrote a number of popular songs, including "Good Morning, Carrie" (1901), "Josephine, My Jo" (1902), and "Please Go 'Way and Let Me Sleep" (1902). By 1905, Brymn had written five songs that were used in the Smart Set Company shows: "Morning Noon and Night", "O-San", "Powhatana", "Travel On", and "Darktown Grenadiers".
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Author/Merry Prankster Ken Kesey (not to be confused with author/future owner Ken Keyes, Jr.) and musician David Crosby used to buy their drugs from a Toad Hall dealer, and their cars were often seen parked in front of the house. In 1973, Mefford sold the building for $127,000, to Ken Keyes, Jr., author of Living Love – a Way to Higher Consciousness and the building became the Berkeley Living Love Center. "The Living Love Way" was disseminated via broadcasts on KQED-FM every Saturday evening. A 52-hour morning-noon-and-night group workshop, designed by Keyes, offered the opportunity for a breakthrough toward higher consciousness.
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After changing his concentration to creative writing and performing in numerous musical ensembles, Hall quit college to begin his professional musical career in the clubs of Georgetown, D.C., and then in Greenwich Village. In 1967, his group Kangaroo released an album on MGM Records, and Hall also composed music for a Broadway theatre trilogy Morning, Noon and Night. While playing at Cafe Wha in Greenwich Village, he met his first wife, Johanna Schier, with whom he moved to Woodstock, and then Saugerties, New York, wrote many songs and fathered a daughter, Lillian Sofi Hall. He also found time to release his debut solo album, Action in 1970.
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Clarke exhibited his first painting at the Paris Salon of 1885, and had his first success with the wryly humorous A Fool's Fool, exhibited at the Salon of 1887. The Night Market in Morocco, an exotic scene by firelight, earned him a diploma of honor at the 1891 International Art Exhibition of Berlin, and was exhibited at the Paris Salon of 1892. Clarke exhibited paintings at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, Illinois—A Fool's Fool, The Night Market in Morocco, Portrait of Madame d' E, A Gondola Girl, and the full-size cartoon for a 3-part lunette stained glass window: Morning, Noon and Night. He was awarded a medal for his paintings.
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As of 2010, he published eleven more novels and was working on a novel due for release in 2011.Robert Ryan.net His most successful and acclaimed novels as of 2010 are Death on the Ice, which was praised and recommended by the Antarctic Heritage Trust, and Empire of Sand, inspired by David Lean’s Lawrence of Arabia, to end the book where the film begins. He is also known for his Morning, Noon and Night series of books, Early One Morning (2002), The Blue Noon (2003), Night Crossing (2004), and After Midnight (2005),Fantasy Fiction and for the Vince Piper series he wrote under the pseudonym Tom Neale: Steel Rain (2005) and Copper Kiss (2006).
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Published anonymously in 1775, Ranger’s Impartial List of Ladies of Pleasure was a review of 66 of Edinburgh's prostitutes. The author was later revealed to be James Tytler, editor of the Encyclopædia Britannica. A typical entry > Miss Sutherland, Back of Bell’s Wynd This Lady is an old veteran in the > service, about 30 years of age, middle sized, black hair and complexion and > very good teeth, but not altogether good-natured. She is a firm votary to > the wanton Goddess, and would willingly play morning, noon, and night. As a > friend, we will give a caution to this Lady, as she has a habit to make free > with a gentleman’s pocket, especially when he is in liquor.
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Other meals include a heavy grease () made of flour from such grains as millet, sorghum, or corn which is eaten in combination with soup (, ) made from tomatoes, onions, spices, peppers, and other vegetables. Another popular meal eaten by almost all Fulani communities is made from fermenting milk into yoghurt and eaten with corn couscous known as or , either in the same bowl or separately, also a fluid or porridge called made of flour cereals such as millet, sorghum or corn and milk. The Wodaabe traditionally eat millet, milk and meat as staples. Millet is eaten in the morning, noon and night as a grease with a sauce or stew which usually contains tomatoes, peppers, bone, meat, onion, and other vegetables.
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United won the Scottish Cup for the first time in 1994 under McLean's successor Ivan Golac, but were relegated in 1995, before returning to the Premier Division a year later. Following a number of board changes, the club was purchased from McLean in 2002 by former Morning Noon and Night co-founder and chief executive Eddie Thompson. A lifelong United fan, Thompson invested heavily in the team in a bid to compete with significant spending which had developed following the formation of the Scottish Premier League, however little progress was made until Craig Levein became manager in 2006. Levein established United as a Top Six club, regularly achieving European qualification before he left the club to take the post as Scotland manager in 2009.
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Some of her paintings are Lady Macbeth that has been among the collection of the Morris Museum; The Fortune Teller; Morning, Noon and Night that has been held by the New Britain Museum of American Art, and Costume of Charles the Second's Reign (1876). Her portraits from this period include Alicia Boylston in the collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and one of her portraits of George Washington, which is held at the Harvard Art Museums. A portrait by her of Thomas Jefferson is at the Strawbery Banke Museum in Portsmouth, NH. Stuart wrote three articles about her father for Scribner's Monthly between June 1876 and July 1877. She struggled financially, but kept up appearances during the Gilded Age of Newport by selling her father's or her paintings to by-passers.
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The descriptive nature of Suppé's overtures has earned them frequent use in numerous animated cartoons: Ein Morgen, ein Mittag, ein Abend in Wien (Morning, Noon, and Night in Vienna) was the central subject of the 1959 Bugs Bunny cartoon Baton Bunny. Poet and Peasant appears in the Fleischer Studios 1935 Popeye cartoon The Spinach Overture and the Oscar nominated Walter Lantz film of the same title; the overture to Light Cavalry is used in Disney's 1942 Mickey Mouse cartoon Symphony Hour. The start of the cello solo (about one minute in) of the Poet and Peasant overture is nearly an exact match to the start of the folk song "I've Been Working on the Railroad", which was published in 1894.Studwell, William Emmett, The Americana Song Reader, Routledge, 1997, p. 73.
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"Beckett, S., Proust: And Three Dialogues with Georges Duthuit, (London: Calderbooks, 1987) p 13 Bam is not wallowing in nostalgia though (like the women in Come and Go), rather he is trying to remember something – an "it", a "when", a "where" – that insists on remaining just out of reach. Those "familiar with his preoccupation, themes, images, figures of speech … may assume that the 'what where' question is a kind of Oedipus' riddleThe riddle: What goes on four legs in the morning, on two legs at noon, and on three legs in the evening? The solution: A man, who crawls on all fours as a baby, walks on two legs as an adult, and walks with a cane in old age. Morning, noon, and night are metaphors for the times in a man's life.
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He even had one regular longtime client... who had no arms and no legs... The Scotty I knew was a guy who always seemed to be enjoying his life working morning, noon and night, with never a gripe; always with a smile to greet you, and never with an axe to grind. After a lifetime in Hollywood, that's a remarkable feat and its own kind of Zen." It has been suggested that Bowers' claims were dismissed by some not simply because "virtually everyone he talks about has died", but because "many in the industry still cling to a prudish, homophobic and manufactured version of the past." According to Matt Tyrnauer, director of a documentary on Bowers, it is merely proof of "the enduring power of the (Hollywood) myth machine... created there—by outsiders, Jewish immigrants themselves who were furriers and glove manufacturers projecting a lie of a made-up image of white Americanism... I think there are a lot of people who want to cling to that.
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