It's not quite night and day — but it's close.
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"It was like night and day," Dwyer told Fast Company.
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Moreover, night and day, I am scared for my life.
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Democrats argue that the two probes are night and day.
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" Schubert added, "His mind-set is like night and day.
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Night and day he must carry out his master's business.
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Learn about night and day, space travel and the moon.
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"A night and day difference," an American League executive said.
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"Nicole and Bub are like night and day," Shannon said.
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Salvini said he was working night and day for Italy.
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People with specialized skill sets were here, night and day.
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It's not a night and day improvement, but it is noticeable.
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Some say the "night and day" difference is apparent almost immediately.
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I was just on the Queen Street scene night and day.
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My experience of that is night and day compared to Brian's.
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It just was like night and day, being able to communicate.
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In terms of wearability and comfort, the difference is night and day.
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"[It's] night and day compared to even four months ago," Zeller argues.
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" Jackson said the difference in her daughter was like "night and day.
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"Doing it 10 years older [is] really night and day!" she said.
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If it's a horizontal disk there is no more night and day.
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During an equinox, the night and day are approximately equal in length.
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It's night and day compared to other banking apps I've been using.
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This change in business outlook is as different as night and day.
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"With nothing to do I lay dazed night and day," he said.
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Or the itch is just there, comes and goes, night and day.
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"It's like night and day," said Senator John Kennedy, Republican of Louisiana.
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When I play "Night and Day," I still get a little frisson.
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Schools and universities are closed, and sanitation workers work night and day.
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Last year I was still struggling and this year is night and day.
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Our presence in the region is physical and constant and night and day.
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The difference between the Air and the new Pro is night and day.
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Anupong said rescuers would be working night and day in the dark cave.
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Coming to rural Ontario, the cost of living was like night and day.
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Because like I said, me and him were like, shit, night and day.
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"It's a night-and-day difference between then and now," Mr. Dillon said.
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We used Zoom night and day to collaborate with colleagues from 29 countries.
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"It's been night and day how we're received on Capitol Hill," McArtor said.
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For Valerio, the difference between the two forms of empathy is night and day.
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Raibert says the difference between Spot and earlier legged robots is night and day.
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What we see on the unit economics of those, it's like night and day.
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"I think that's smoke and mirrors; I mean, it's night and day," Nowinski said.
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Check out the clip -- night and day from another strip club trip WITH Nicki.
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Expect a bevy of stars to be out by night and day in Cannes.
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I am coming from an android tablet and the difference is night and day.
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"I think we're night and day defensively now with our new system," Methot said.
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"It's the sort of thing that I think about night and day," he said.
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"This is almost like night and day," said James L. Green, NASA's chief scientist.
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More people joined the sit-in, which has continued night and day since Saturday.
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It's a great lump of pain she carries with her every night and day.
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"It's night and day," the Swede said, adding that Zverev's creativity should be preserved.
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For my first night and day, I wanted to operate on a frugal budget.
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But the volunteers came into the facilities night and day—and on the weekends.
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Did you feel that way with Night and Day and the success of "Steppin' Out"?
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"Robert's focus is night and day from when we first began," Oram told Men's Fitness.
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It's for the party girls to feel beautiful and to go from night and day.
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Beyond differing legislative priorities, partisan perceptions of the tax bill itself are night-and-day.
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"Night and day doesn't even do it justice," Ms. Weaver said of her new commute.
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Urban slaves, like Ms. Katin, were forced to work night and day for wealthy families.
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"There were people coming in, mostly men, at all hours, night and day," she said.
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Ethical scandals in the tech industry seem to follow each other like night and day.
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Its tone reminds me of the gloaming—that lambent, transitional moment between night and day.
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Its cameras aren't great, though it's a night and day difference compared to the Onn tablet.
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But compared to the ever increasing size of many flagship Android phones, it's night and day.
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We would have night and day then though everywhere would have the same length of day.
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And they have learned to live with daily schedules still as different as night and day.
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And I assure you that Gizmodo is working night and day to look into that possibility.
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Espadrilles are the only shoes I wear during the four months of summer – night and day.
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It's so night and day from when I came to Silicon Valley in 1995 to now.
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"We have got about 130 people working night and day to get this fixed," Mackenzie said.
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"It was night and day, (Liriano) did a great job," Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said.
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"The technology [change] is like night and day over the past five years," Mr Prager says.
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It drifts, night and day spinning in a constant rotation, and the cycles of life blur.
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Transport Minister Simon Bridges said officials were working night and day to clear an inland route.
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Greek boats, assisted by EU border control agency Frontex, already scan the waters night and day.
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He thought, night and day, about Madrid, about Tottenham Hotspur, and about the Champions League final.
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It's changed so dramatically in the last 10 years, like night and day from my perspective.
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The set design, by Ms. Lang and Nicole Pearce, indicates night and day, dawn and dusk.
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Midnight on the lake was amazing — somewhere between night and day, hovering in a platinum stillness.
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Imagine hundreds upon hundreds of lanterns lit up night and day like an eternal Moroccan Christmas.
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"It was night and day from my performance my first four that I've had," he said.
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"Fresh flour compared with the stuff in the bag is like night and day," he said.
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"It's night and day," says Heidi Beirich, the director of the Southern Poverty Law Center's Intelligence Project.
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But my initial impression is that the sound improvement isn't night and day over other pricey headphones.
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If the presentation and much of the art remained unchanged, everything else was like night and day.
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" On Tuesday, Durbin said he has been having conversations with Senate leadership "night and day every day.
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I was up night and day until I see how my son was gonna leave this world.
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His new doctor prescribed One Day Acuvue Moist and Michael said it's a "night-and-day" difference.
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The agents remained in the obstetrics ward night and day as physicians worked to halt her labor.
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Our sources say it's a night and day difference from when Travis is alone on the road.
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It goes to prove that the digital world and the real world really are night and day.
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The difference between these paintings and the more stylistically consistent earlier work is like night and day.
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China built new hospitals in a rush, with workers toiling night and day to get them done.
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I've spent my time in my own office, working night and day, and opportunity came to me.
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I did some testing here comparing it to the iPhone's mic and it's absolutely night and day.
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I'm continuing to work night and day to bring the conference together and get the job done.
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This collection is night and day compared to last year's Balmain collaboration that sold out globally within hours.
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Yes, we&aposre as different as night and day, but there&aposs things that I admired about him.
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" On finding out how Jack dies as opposed to how she imagined it: "Oh, like night and day.
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There have been reports of rogue scientists working night and day to protect precious climate data against Trump.
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CNN visits nuclear submarine as deep-sea tensions with Russia grow Night and day are indistinguishable on board.
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"It's like night and day," he says, noticing how tight the right hip is compared to the left.
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But to compare the Emmys now to the Emmys in, say, 1996 is a night-and-day difference.
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They took the stage one right after the other, Rubio followed by Cruz, and it was night and day.
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As for the future of KAOS, it won't just be Cardi who performs at the night-and-day club.
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The first two really had to be the first album and then Night and Day, my most successful album.
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The bump up will be like night and day for longtime Air users who are finally ready to upgrade.
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Only a single ray of light fell on his prominent cheekbone, creating a broken line between night and day.
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But that's an obvious problem, the answer to which is the previous two systems, which work night and day.
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And no MC's have been on the night and day dubplate war with me more than Doogz and Titch.
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It's the exact same information content and yet it's like night and day in how people engage with it.
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Trujillo told everyone to sign up for 123-hour guard shifts, night and day, changing hands on the sixes.
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"There's a big difference between night and day temperatures which gives our peppercorn its unique flavor," Minxiao Ren says.
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"Grass jelly from here is especially good because of that vast temperature difference between night and day," Chen says.
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"The amount of growth that I've had in the span of one year is night and day," Syndergaard said.
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"It's night and day," said Javier Palomarez, head of the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, which has endorsed Clinton.
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"I am spending night and day meeting with House members, meeting with senators, meetings with the administration," Cruz said.
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It will present a night-and- day contrast to the job-killing, tax-raising, poverty-inducing Obama-Clinton agenda.
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To be clear, the $200 Echo Link does not provide a night and day difference in my audio quality.
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And we are working night and day to find effective technical remedies for our customers and the authorities worldwide.
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Vo's gorgeous black-and white drawings repeat and invert, revealing a stark world of night and day and night.
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Temperature aside, the difference in the cooling between the 2399 Super and the 2400 XT is night and day.
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In some tests at both night and day, the Taycan detected pedestrians and slowed but still injured the pedestrians.
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"The first-week experience to the second week was night and day, from a crowd-noise perspective," Zausner said.
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Different as night and day, the twins are also antagonists, a dynamic that persists even after Zelda's purported death.
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Our volunteers work night and day, made phone calls and knocked on a heck of a lot of doors.
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As Kofman said, comparing the Russian military performance in 2008 with the campaign in Syria is "night and day."
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Our administration is working night and day to keep you safe — including reporters — and is vigorously defending this lawful order.
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Comparing the Thompson of Fight Night 89 to the Thompson of the World Combat League is like night and day.
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It's night and day in terms of premium feel, compared to the standard plastic backing you'll find on most readers.
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WE HAVE FOUGHT NIGHT AND DAY TO BRING PRODUCTS TO THIS COUNTRY – OR INTO THE MARKET PLACE AT AFFORDABLE PRICES.
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In a car, with four in a car, going 400 miles a day, night and day, to the next show.
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Black and white also represent night and day; the black and white cookie; film noir; and, of course, the newspaper.
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You get to hold your children every night and day for the rest of your lives and their natural lives.
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"We were a different team night and day from our last game against (Chicago)," Indiana coach Nate McMillan told reporters.
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Visiting diplomats and NGO workers acknowledge that the difference between the Somaliland region and Somalia proper are night and day.
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"Pretty much night and day from how coach Stallings was," junior guard Matthew Fisher-Davis told the media of Drew.
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The software mimics reflections of various waters around the globe, in accordance with a solar cycle of night and day.
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"Night and day" are constantly cited in the song's lyrics and reinforced by the split-screen visuals of the video.
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" In a follow-up email, he described the election system's readiness and resilience, compared to 2016, as "night and day.
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"The House and Senate bills are night and day," said Reana Kovalcik, a spokesperson for the National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition.
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Instead of Roman and Greek, we needed to think of night and day and use LUNA, the Roman moon goddess.
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The two markets are distinct, and the groups of people being covered are "like night and day," Mr. Altman said.
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WORLDS APART and "Like night and day" mean the same thing, but I didn't see it without some crossing letters.
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The situation in his new school was like "night and day," and Mr. Estevez succeeded and went on to college.
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Those changes may not sound too impressive, but compared to the old XPS 13 design, it's like night and day.
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Above them the shutters stayed closed night and day, with estimates that 15 percent of these old houses are vacant.
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The brand says it's a night and day cream, but based on the texture, I would limit it to bedtime application.
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Roadblocks will continue night and day at each site and the demonstrators say the protests could last at least a week.
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Kremic and his team want the probe to last that long so it can witness the transition between night and day.
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"We stand a fairly good chance of a fairly challenging night and day tomorrow," Tim Chavez, a fire behavior analyst, said.
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"At all hours of the night and day, he would track weather in as many as eight languages," the message said.
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Plant herbs in a new garden, spend time outside, and celebrate the earth to honor the balance between night and day.
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I switched back and forth in a particularly rich scene in Final Fantasy III, and it was like night and day.
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And the differences were night and day in the food, attitude, people, the culture, what was talked about at the table.
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They were as different as night and day, and would have probably never chosen each other had they had the opportunity.
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Our administration is working Night and day to keep you safe, including reporters safe, and is vigorously defending this lawful order.
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In encrypted chats, which flowed in a torrent, night and day, members discussed extreme subjects: rape fantasies, genocidal ideology, niche porn.
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That year she also played Cole Porter's bright-eyed cousin in the Porter biography "Night and Day," which starred Cary Grant.
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" Heck describes the difference between heading up recruiting efforts this cycle for the DCCC compared to 2016 as "night and day.
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They are in our trash 24/7, night and day — they just look at you and are like, 'What up, homie?
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"It was a night-and-day difference with regard to how distressed she was and the conspiracies against her," he said.
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He's also being gifted with a year's worth of spray ... To make sure his bathroom smells good all night and day.
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Still, the difference wasn't night-and-day, which I think is because I've been using the brand's exfoliating serum for so long.
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Some Pixel owners — particularly Pixel 3 owners — said turning off the software made a "night and day" difference in their phones' performance.
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Samsung showed me a photo of dog cropped in to 100 percent its original size and the difference was night and day.
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I probably earn 3 times my office salary with selling, but I work very hard, seven days a week, night and day.
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She volunteers night and day for Sanders at his headquarters in a crowded strip mall on the north side of Des Moines.
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Now I log on rarely, but when I was a teenager I wished that I could play Diablo II night and day.
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But one consistent theme has been the notion that the primary and the general election are as different as night and day.
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"I think it's night and day," said Sheila Murray, 58, from Stevensville, Maryland, who came with her 14-year-old son, Thomas.
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For three months surrounding the Beijing Summer Olympics that year, the police parked in front of his apartment building night and day.
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"It's like night and day," said Elizabeth Rezende, 61, a retired maid waiting to get her electrocardiogram results after experiencing chest pain.
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"The distance between the T-38 and an F-35 is night and day," according to Air Force Chief of Staff Gen.
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As more than a few golfers observed, the first two days of America's national championship were as different as night and day.
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"For some, though the night problem exists only in their mind, it still degrades experience during both night and day," he writes.
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"Geysers of ignited gas ('flambeaux,' Hoosiers called them) now, almost magically, lit up Elwood's newly paved streets night and day," Lewis writes.
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But Mr. Bradley said he had seen "a night and day difference" in the government's response and a new sense of urgency.
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"If you take that and compare and contrast it to how traditional banks are built, it's really night and day," he said.
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Our brains and bodies work together to make meaning from the hurricane of sensory input that whirls around us night and day.
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Wenger and Dyche are heads and tails, black and white, night and day, urbane Frenchman and goatee-wearing bald bloke from Kettering.
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The expansion would accommodate the cruise ships, yachts and container traffic that keep its 20 kilometers of docks busy night and day.
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"It's like night and day," said Ms. Long, 31, describing the open layout, central air-conditioning, stainless-steel appliances, two balconies and driveway.
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"We have an agreement with Bergdorf Goodman that allows you to get something at any time of the night and day," says Lordonnois.
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Chris Weidman and Johny Hendricks are two former champions whose records before and after USADA / UFC co-operation read like night and day.
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Anupong said that Tuesday&aposs goal was to be able to "reach the kids," and that rescuers would be working night and day.
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But filmmaker Julian Tryba throws that timeline out the window, with this bizarre timelapse of the Big Apple where night and day intermingle.
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These are common features of a Golovkin fight, of course, but watching Golovkin against Martirosyan and against Canelo was like night and day.
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The difference isn't night and day but I feel slightly less like my face is going to wreck a formerly cool party's vibe.
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When hundreds of thousands of people gathered night and day at the camp, tea sellers supported the uprising by offering them free drinks.
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I was working night and day on Rodial for 10 years before the launch of the Snake Serum completely revolutionized the beauty industry.
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It's relaxed, and totally different — like night and day" She Still Has #Goals "My dream is to work with Halle Berry or Iman.
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I have two 15-inch MacBooks in front of me right now (that's just how I roll), and it's like night and day.
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"The difference is night and day," he said, adding, "Courts and lawyers will say representation is representation," but that's not really the case.
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Roadblocks were due to continue night and day at each site and the demonstrators said the protests could last at least a week.
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The room was kind of dim — night and day — but they always kept on a small light bulb, so they could observe me.
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By contrast, soil microbes that decompose organic matter are "sources" that burp out micro-bubbles of CO2 night and day, winter and summer.
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"Night and Day" seemed to play itself on that piano, said the pianist Daryl Sherman, who played it for years at the Waldorf.
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But for a young man in his 22025s, writing software night and day may be the best way to add to human welfare.
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Night and day, they contend with patients flooding into their hospitals, and it doesn't look like that's going to end any time soon.
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The difference is night and day: Cold-water eggs show nearly nine times more large flaws and double the number of small flaws.
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Love some modern stuff — Rihanna, Kendrick Lamar — but give me "Night and Day" or "In the Wee Small Hours," and all is chill.
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Four trained nurses would sit with Sarah night and day to see whether she might be sneaking nourishment, and, if she was, how.
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For me it's because the reMarkable tablet's writing surface is a night and day experience to writing on the smooth glass of an iPad.
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I tried both the Samsung headset and a headset from Dell (1440 x 1440-per-eye) and the difference was nearly night and day.
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Aster does just fine with the compulsory horror elements: the eerie apparitions, paranormal threats, and things that go bump in the night (and day).
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Fruit flies have a pigment in their tiny brains that allows them to tell the difference between night and day, according to new research.
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What happens to the person who spent night and day studying Objective-C only to be horrified by the Swift announcement at WWDC 2014?
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Weiser told CNBC earlier this week that the comparisons between the first and second quarter will be "night and day" for the toy industry.
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"Cyberspace has no seasons and no night and day," Nicholas Negroponte, the MIT Media Lab founder, said during a 1998 announcement, according to Wired.
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Comparisons to the Wii U's controller are not unwarranted, but the difference is like night and day, and I'm not just talking about the color.
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Describing it as a "night and day" difference from one session to the other, he said he did not fully understand what had gone wrong.
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Now it's better than ever for both of us — I'm far more comfortable with the appearance, and Jake says it's a night and day difference.
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It is night and day to work at a company with strong purpose and great team spirit, where people look forward to coming to work.
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His two friends and business partners, Rasmus and Magnus, drag him out of the kitchen to begin their epic night (and day) on the town.
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"Reading what Hillary Clinton says and has done for the Latino community compared to what Donald Trump says, it's just night and day," says Gallego.
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The difference between the original demo and the new demo is night and day and I really didn't want my time with it to end.
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In the weeks leading up to that performance, Feo practiced all hours, night and day, until his vision blurred and his legs jellied and bent.
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"Night and day" to me means more literally like 24-7 but could also mean good times and bad, which relates to the split screens.
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The groom's mother retired as an English as a second language teacher at Manhattan Comprehensive Night and Day High School, which is in New York.
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It isn't night and day, but it typically adds 1-2 bars of reception when it's turned on, so I basically just always leave it on.
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So it is with that indelible symbol, giving proof through night and day that our flag -- and those who defend its underlying values -- are still there.
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Eventually, the assembly lines that defined the industrial revolution will be replaced by warehouses full of 3D printers churning out fully formed products night and day.
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Painted blue and yellow, the top trapezoid flips between two triangles sharing one side to a pyramid with a blue and yellow face, night and day.
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Your web server waited, night and day, for other computers to ask it for pages and files, and then sent those files back over the network.
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"The difference between our approach and Labour's approach is like night and day, there is a huge gulf in difference in our economic approach," said Javid.
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"The difference between our approach and Labour's approach is like night and day, there is a huge gulf in difference in our economic approach," said Javid.
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Just as our Founding Fathers worked night and day to draft the Constitution, so too a return to a work ethic in Congress would be helpful.
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But, we feel it has to be in 2017, and so I'm on this night and day, until it delivers, and that's just how it is.
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Fossil fuels are the most widely used source of energy because of base load power, which means they provide energy at all times, night and day.
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"We were struggling to get phone calls, get people going door to door, and it was a night and day difference," after the hearings, he said.
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The night-and-day difference between McGinty's performance in 2014 and 2016 is an illustration of just how much difference the support of the party makes.
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The difference between how these camps had been run and the conditions she has encountered at the Moria camp were like "night and day", she said.
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Presidential book club In a surprise to exactly no one, the book recommendations from Donald Trump and Barack Obama are kind of like night and day.
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It left behind thousands of images, including some final shots like the photo of Saturn's clouds near the terminator, which is the boundary between night and day.
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It's a night-and-day difference compared to the AirPods, which never let you fully ignore the outside world in noisy environments like the gym or subway.
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According to Haggerty, the ITF's procedure for relaying rule changes is a "night and day difference" compared to the "vivid and direct warnings" given by other federations.
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Their behavior was compared to a control group of bees that did not get any training, and the difference was night and day, according to the study.
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Related: Solar "Smart Palms" to Power Dubai's Public Places This Is What We Should Do with Old Oil Tankers Breakneck Dubai Timelapse Effortlessly Blends Night and Day
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To find out, they trained the algae to sync their clocks in a fake night and day environment, where light switched on and off every twelve hours.
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The main problem was that Sergey's voice, which completely drowned out Cohen's baritone, was plaintive and childlike: Baby, I've been waiting, I've been waiting night and day.
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Enables you to view video and hear audio both night and day when you are away from home to help you keep an eye on your dog.
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Peele has already garnered praise for his debut as a feature director, a night-and-day difference from writing last year's Keanu with comedy partner Keegan-Michael Key.
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"I waited six days before receiving my perfect pair of donor lungs," said Benoit, who describes her new lungs as "night and day" compared with her original lungs.
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Pressly told PEOPLE in late September that she was feeling "very pregnant," admitting that expecting a decade after her first time is "really night and day" in comparison.
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"The difference was like night and day after he went into a sensory room," Rudge, a 39-year-old heavy equipment operator at PIA, told the Today show.
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The researchers used shoreline images collected by a NASA radar instrument that can see through clouds and take highly detailed images of our planet during night and day.
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Obama: ICE officers in Texas feel a "night and day" difference in their work between Trump's and Obama's presidency, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton told Axios in October.
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"The difference between then and now is night and day," said Russell's 29-year-old grandson, Anthony Brutto, who summoned the ambulance for his grandmother after the stroke.
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Night and day, artillery and mortar barrages and warplanes from the US-led foreign coalition pounded ISIS' final encampment: a sprawling junkyard of wrecked cars and tattered tents.
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It's night and day from the sluggish and pricey options offered by airlines that rely on third-party services like Gogo, where in-flight passes often cost around $19.
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Indeed, other researchers have argued this perpetual "sunset strip"—the region between night and day—would be the most likely spot to offer mild climate conditions suitable for life.
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Garbrandt in the lead up to the bout and Garbrandt in the fight were like night and day, and that transformation in itself made this fight even more magical.
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It's not perfect, but I've got more clean footage where it looks like I had used an expensive steadicam, and compared to iPhones without OIS, it's night and day.
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"If you believe our sentencing laws are unjust then I am prepared to stay here night and day through Christmas and let's debate them and fix them," he said.
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Woolf's first two novels, The Voyage Out and Night and Day, are both accomplished, but relatively unadventurous, formally speaking, opting for generic conventions of the nineteenth-century realist novel.
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Coming at the dawn of the 24-hour news cycle, the story was covered night and day, causing our child imaginations to go wild: Was she going to die?
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On the waterfront in Red Hook, where Mr. Brown had once watched vessels spreading ballast "without cessation, night and day," there wasn't much vegetation to be seen last week.
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Las Ramblas, flanked by narrow car lanes and lined by cafes, galleries and souvenir stands, is packed tight night and day, a convivial rendezvous for foreigners and locals alike.
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As Mark Stroman sat on death row, Bhuiyan worked night and day to fight for his clemency, and the two of them — the attacker and the victim — became friends.
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It's the same thing she's been doing every night, and day, for almost the past five weeks due to the country's strict isolation measures used to control the outbreak.
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" Then it happens: His room turns into a nighttime forest, and "an ocean tumbled by with a private boat for Max and he sailed off through night and day.
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So Kim Kardashian was in the studio with Kanye night and day listening to him talk about fucking everyone at his Equinox and was like "aw baby, great bars"?
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"It's night and day," between the Trump and Obama administrations, said James Thurber, a professor in the public affairs school at American University, who studies lobbying and its effects.
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In addition to Look Sharp and Night and Day (the '70s and '80s, respectively) Jackson will draw from 1991's Laughter & Lust, 2008's Rain and his most recent offering.
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"It's night and day how much better I've gotten at putting on my own makeup," she admits, adding that her brows have improved the most in the last two years.
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Planes take off or land every few minutes, with only intermittent breaks, pushing others responsible for bomb supplies to work night and day to keep up with the new pace.
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It's certainly night and day when going from the Surface Pro's Type Cover, which, although still the best possible approximation of a laptop keyboard, it remains just that: an approximation.
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They would work night and day scouring message boards, researching what customers hated most about existing hosts; then they would make customers love them by fixing those problems, she said.
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A Pew Research Group poll released on Friday gave him an approval rating of 85033 percent, a night-and-day difference from President Obama's 72 percent rating in December 2008.
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I feel like we went on tour with All Ears All Eyes All the Time and it was night and day to when we were touring on the Friends record.
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On this version of "Night and Day," from the newly unearthed 1964 live recording "Nightconcert," he starts with punches of rough, elliptical blues playing, his hands tangling with each other.
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"When it came to being rough and gruff and that kind of thing, Arthur and I were as different as night and day," said Johnnie, five years his brother's junior.
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Countless algorithm-driven computer commands combine to induce the greens to grow, night and day, so that a crop can go from seed to shoot to harvest in eighteen days.
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The two teenagers meet cute under false pretenses in the elevator of Lucky's hotel and end up spending a whirlwind night and day together, both hiding their identities and motives.
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CEOs who relocate to Texas cite the differences as night and day when it comes to the improved quality of life and good schools, along with the job-ready workforce.
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Enjoying reading offscreen is increasingly important for everyone in an over-digitalized world where email and other digital communications encroach on the boundaries between night and day, home and work.
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But the the first ever person in that role from an emerging country is a night-and-day change from outgoing director Lagarde and the prototypical leaders of the fund.
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More than 40 women worked in the main street area, night and day when I visited in June, though it used to be 70 to 80 before Song died, Amy said.
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"Farmers are working night and day to plant corn and soybean crops where the ground is dry enough," Arlan Suderman, chief commodities economist at INTL FCStone, said in a research note.
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Anabolic drugs work because they take your testosterone levels outside of their normal physiological range and keep them there, night and day, for weeks, months, and sometimes even years on end.
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Qualcomm sent engineers from the US. They worked night and day, but it was not clear whether they would be able to build something that would fly using the Qualcomm SoC.
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Fasting in difficult circumstances helped me connect to things outside of myself: the hunger and deprivation of others, the awareness of a shared experience, and the course of night and day.
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"It's a tough job, alternating night and day shifts, dealing with the smog, the traffic, the stress, the unruly drivers," said Loreno Bittarelli, the president of Mr. Tomassi's radio taxi cooperative.
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But they left the monorail system intact so TIM could use it to patrol the halls night and day and do the job no human could, or would want, to do.
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But no matter how many standard features of the teenage comedy the two series share, they're as different as night and day, and there's no question which one's the dark one.
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"We're talking about a major political party now working night and day on behalf of the top 0.1 percent," Senator Bernie Sanders, an independent who caucuses with Democrats, told Reuters on Tuesday.
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About a month ago, I was sent the Gnarbox 2900 ahead of its official release this week, and while the firmware / software wasn't final, using it was still like night and day.
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The Royal Family is about to get a little bigger, and we couldn't be happier for them — especially William, who (hopefully) will no longer need to guard his fridge night and day.
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Over the last night and day I've spent around her Rafaela has only had sex with one man, but says that, on a good night, it can be eight or even more.
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A series of experiments in 2016 revealed that magnesium may play an "unexpected role" in helping our bodies adapt to the rhythms of night and day, researchers in Scotland and England found.
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"It's abundantly clear that's what's going to happen," he said, adding politics going into next year's election are a "huge risk," because Democrats and Republicans are "night and day" on the issues.
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The women are also kept on near-starvation diets and coerced into free labor at all hours of the night and day—a practice Parlato says has eased slightly in Raniere's absence.
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An official municipal office wouldn't just add legitimacy to what we do, it could also act in our often-ignored interests as an official liaison between the worlds of night and day.
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"The plans differ night and day," says Daniel Kammen, a physicist who has worked on climate science and energy issues under the last four presidents, speaking of Biden's and Sanders's climate platforms.
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When John [MacFarlane] was CEO, and now Patrick [Spence], we've been working with them night and day to do our integration with Alexa and put a large number of resources on it.
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I've been using the nightly version of Firefox for a few weeks now, leading up to this release, and the difference between these new versions and the old Firefox is night and day.
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The little pup, who has not yet been named, is being looked after night and day — including feeding, bathing and grooming — by a team of dedicated staff and volunteers from the rescue center.
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Scientists and environmentalists declared it would have detrimental physiological consequences for both animals and humans, in that the absence of regular alternations between night and day would disrupt various metabolic patterns, including sleep.
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The Spring Equinox, which always lands on either March 20 or 21, marks one of the two days each year that night and day are almost exactly equal in length everywhere on earth.
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"It's been a night-and-day difference, the outlook for stocks going from December into the first quarter this year," said Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at MUFG Union Bank in New York.
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The staunchly individual approach to folk acts like the trio above have—as different from one another as night and day—is redolent of a very British approach to the macabre and horrifying.
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From his post behind the reception desk at the Wave Hotel, he recalled how he spent a terrifying night and day huddling with his dogs on his second-floor home in the Vieques hills.
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It will eventually acquire more knowledge through a process of trial and error as it learns to navigate some of Minecraft's more hostile environments, such as lava pits, and distinguish between night and day.
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I mean, not really, no: I know how time works, and I know how it passes, and the difference between 2017 and 2013 is night and day and a bunch of other overused sentiments.
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Contrast the Yankees' humane and empathetic reaction to the way the Angels management were all too happy to throw Josh Hamilton to the wolves after his cocaine relapse last season—it's night and day.
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The difference between footage from a Hero 6 Black and Hero 5 Black is night and day, and I prefer HDR video, even though the saturated colors make everything look a little less lifelike.
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" Now, with his focus turned to television – and an upcoming stint as a guest shark on Shark Tank – Rodriguez tells the publication, "It's night and day how content and happy and proud I am.
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Seade said the night-and-day change between prior administrations and López Obrador's has still not been felt by labor-connected critics of the deal, whether they're concerned about American workers or Mexican workers.
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Once again, he found poetry in the everyday details of middle-class life ("Looking hard for a drive-in, searching for a corner cafe/Where hamburgers sizzle on an open grill night and day").
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On average, mammals were 1.36 times more nocturnal in response to human activity, meaning an animal who historically split its active time between night and day now spends 68% of its active time at night.
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The difference between WorldView-4's first photo and some of the early images taken by DigitalGlobe's Ikonos satellite, which launched in 1999 and took its last photo in 6803, are like night and day.
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"I mean, like most Americans, I was proud that we broke the color barrier when he was elected, but I also recognize that his experience and my experience are night-and-day different," Carson added.
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Free-agent cornerback Patrick Robinson and second-round pick T.J. Green might or might not start right away; neither is likely to be a night-and-day improvement over what the Colts had in 2015.
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"That tool for a chief is just night and day from what it was not just 30 years ago when I started, but 15 years ago," Daniel A. Nigro, the New York fire commissioner, said.
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Or it can make a prudent appraisal of America's continuing demand for electricity — and prevent further destruction of the coal and nuclear plants that keep the lights on night and day, good weather and bad.
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But Porter was the subject of two movies, including one, " Night and Day " (19533), made in his lifetime and with his reluctant collaboration, despite the unsayable but far from secret truth that he was gay.
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"With Sandy, the comparison to Katrina is night and day," said Dan Matthews, a Republican who has seen five different FEMA directors while serving on the House Subcommittee on Economic Development, Public Buildings, and Emergency Management.
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The temperature on that part of the Moon can swing hundreds of degrees centigrade between the night and day cycles, and that can do a number on the aluminum, titanium, and plastic components of the LRV.
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The week in which the holiday occurs is designated Police Week, "In recognition of the service given by the men and women who, night and day, stand guard in our midst to protect," the law says.
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"We stand a fairly good chance of a very challenging night and day (Thursday)," said Tim Chavez, a fire behavior analyst for CalFire, at a news conference on the 2000,2100-acre Thomas Fire in Ventura County.
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His studios and the people around him were about to get much fancier, but the tremendous production, the one-man art mill churning out work night and day, wouldn't fall silent until his death in 1988.
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Minuit, named for that limbo time between night and day, one day and the next, has no narrative other than its constant surprises of suspension; at one point, Müller scaled the very walls of the theater.
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Supreme Court at stake, Trump says Trump, who days earlier released a list of his potential Supreme Court nominees, called on Clinton to do the same, saying the Democrat's list would be "night and day" from his.
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And this is because the phone in the San Bernardino case, and the phone in the New York case, are running two different versions of iOS that—for privacy purposes—might as well be night and day.
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For always night and day, as Yeats said, I hear water lapping with low sounds by the shore; while I stand on the roadway, or on the pavements grey, I hear it in the deep heart's core.
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On his first official day back on the job in March, Mr. Munoz met with the major unions, and the change from the previous leadership was like "night and day," said Ms. Nelson, the flight attendants' leader.
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Moises Kalach, head of the international negotiating arm of a business lobby which represents the Mexican private sector, said the three teams were working "night and day" to get a deal on the new auto sector rules.
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At this concert for ages 4 through 8, which opens the BAMkids Music Series, her group will celebrate "Night and Day," its new album, which takes young listeners from rising in the morning to preparing for bed.
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The contrast between Republicans in Minnesota and those in Wisconsin is like night and day: Those in Wisconsin advocate for conservative policies unabashedly, while their counterparts in Minnesota have been much more apologetic and prone to retreat.
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Clinton also drew a sharp distinction between her efforts in 2008 to bring the party together after her bruising primary battle with Barack Obama and the efforts by Mr. Sanders in 2016: "Night and day," she said.
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Born with optic nerve hypoplasia, a visual impairment with no known causes and precious few treatments, his parents were first told Else would end up completely blind, and only able to tell the difference between night and day.
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Walking from one room to another is literally night and day, with the second, vivid room acting as a sort of exposé of the ways in which the tourism industry tricks us into believing in a country's happiness.
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With its relaxing of boundaries — the four walls of the room, the body of the speaker, the line segregating night and day — "Mope" resonates with literary critic Hortense Spillers's thinking of flesh as the ground for radical empathy.
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But this is a scary movie and a serious one, because it lures us into the minds, and the earthly domains, of those who are themselves scared, night and day, that they have forfeited the mercies of God.
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How they did it: Researchers disabled the seventh rhodopsin in some fruit flies and discovered that they couldn't adjust to circadian rhythms the way normal fruit flies could, confirming the pigment's role in adjusting to night and day cycles.
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For weeks afterward, convoys of flatbeds loaded with large cylindrical hay bales, up to five thousand dollars' worth of hay per truck, all decked out with American flags and hand-lettered messages of support, rolled in, night and day.
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An umbrella organization uniting numerous representatives from across women's civil society in Afghanistan, AWN is working night and day to ensure women, youth and other marginalized populations are meaningfully included in these negotiations and that their rights are protected.
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He picks "Night and Day," and asks his orchestra to try it in different styles, including country, an experiment that shows not only the malleability of Porter's work, but also the excellence of the orchestra, led by Andrew Fisher.
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While this store undoubtedly receives high foot traffic due to its status as host of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and the setting of "Miracle on 34th Street," the in-store experience compared to JCPenney is basically night and day.
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The event, which always falls on either March 20 or 21, marks one of the two days each year that night and day are almost exactly equal in length everywhere on earth — the other is the autumnal equinox on September 22.
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On Thursday, the season 5 American Idol breakout star released a music video for her cover of Frank Sinatra's iconic tune "Night and Day" composed by Cole Porter from her fifth full-length studio album, I Fall In Love Too Easily.
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The event, which always falls on either March 20 or 21, marks one of the two days each year that night and day are almost exactly equal in length everywhere on earth — the other is the autumnal equinox on September 22.
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You wouldn't know it now, but once, six operators were seated here, elbow to elbow, night and day, inhaling packs of Winstons, taking calls and jotting notes, arms dancing across the machines as they plugged in and unplugged the cables.
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Still, I was working night and day to advance the President's agenda, so it was particularly irritating to see quotes from well-meaning friends and even family members lending credence to the story by sharing their concerns about my stamina.
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Despite facing a battle against surges in trading volumes, volatile prices and, at times, the absence of enough buyers or sellers to meet demand, some traders are rubbing their hands at the prospect of a night and day of high drama.
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Related: Historic Film Photos Capture Hollywood's Legacy of Exploitation Gorgeous 10K Timelapse Documents Night and Day in LA Breaking the Frame: Photo 2.0 Photographing Trips to Visit Family Members in Prison Incarcerated Young Adults Get a Gallery Show at NYU
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BETHPAGE, N.Y. — Firefighter William N. Tolley moved to the sounds of a rumble: the roar of his tower ladder rig and the growls of death metal, twin passions born in his teenage years and forged into night-and-day careers.
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Scientists and philosophers have spent quite a bit of time thinking about what that night-and-day transition of childbirth means for mothers, who (often along with a partner) go from having one kind of life to another in less than a year.
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Amid and in the wake of the The Great Iowa Caucus Disaster of 2020, which saw results delayed for a whole night and day until confusing partial results were released Tuesday afternoon, there emerged, as there always does, a schism on the left.
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Average rank: 14.22018 stats: 1,168 rushing yards, 296 receiving yards, 9 touchdowns, 200.4 fantasy pointsOne thing to know: Joe Mixon said at the start of training camp that the Bengals plan for using running backs was "night and day" from last year.
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"Sarah and I are so night and day, and it's why we've always been a good couple and had a good relationship, because everything I don't enjoy she's really good at, and everything she really doesn't enjoy I'm really good at," he explained.
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With his crippled, birdlike limbs and patches of scaly skin, he had as his only blessing, it seemed, exceptionally devoted parents who cared for him, night and day, all 20 years of his life and who were devastated when he died in March.
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"There is a sense that if you're going to build a presidential team, if you're going to build the fund-raising base, you're going to have to work night and day, and you can't wait forever to do that," said Mr. Merkley.
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The two factions faced off night and day: The police wearing helmets and armed with riot shields, tear gas, truncheons and water cannons; and the university students, sometimes still wearing the ties and jackets mandated at the time by the university administration.
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A Wimbledon champion at 17, he has struggled with financial problems he has attributed to the price of fame but has found his post-playing time around the game to be "night and day, a whole different perspective"— enlightening and ultimately liberating.
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A Wimbledon champion at 17, he has struggled with financial problems he has attributed to the price of fame but has found his post-playing time around the game to be "night and day, a whole different perspective"— enlightening and ultimately liberating.
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As Nvidia researcher Ming-Yu Liu explained to The Verge, this means that if you're making a GAN that turns a daytime scene into a nighttime one, you'd need to feed it pairs of images taken at the same location at night and day.
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There will be situations where Oladipo is off the ball—particularly when Lance Stephenson decides to hold the game hostage or Cory Joseph is out there running the show—but his overall situation is night and day from where it was in Oklahoma City.
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Ferrari, which has its own test track, was able to run cars and components night and day, while the other big spenders would rent test tracks in Europe for weeks at a time, for their own use and to prevent rivals from gaining access.
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Before Judge Wood set her deadline for the end of the review, Todd Harrison, one of Mr. Cohen's lawyers, had asked for more time, noting that 15 lawyers at his firm and two data specialists were already working night and day to complete the task.
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For months Northern Irish media have reveled in stories of farmers heating barns night and day to burn as many wood pellets as they and other business owners could to take advantage of a subsidy that gave them 1.60 pounds for every 1 pound spent.
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To take back credit, Transportation Minister Guillermo Dietrich traveled on Wednesday to the traditional leftist stronghold to observe final tests before the 22.2-kilometer (21.5-mile) lane is finished early next month and highlight the "night and day" difference the project would make for 22016,27.33 commuters.
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But then when you have a SoftBank or you have just like this amount of capital available in the private markets, the amount of diligence you have to do to raise money in the private markets versus the process of going public, it's night and day.
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This amazing sanctuary is night-and-day different from a research lab: It's filled with forests, fresh fruits and vegetables and 39 other chimps who receive veterinary care, climb trees, forage under open skies, choose their friends and in some cases, reunite with long-lost family members.
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Night and day.) Buttigieg's candidacy -- and the way in which he has chosen to speak about his homosexuality and air his own internal struggles to grapple with what it meant (and means) to him -- is the next logical step in society's changing views of being gay.
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However, I got to hear some of the old performances and the way in which we play on Jane Doe is so much different than the way that we play now—tempos, feel, the way Ben [Koller] sets up his drums—it's like night and day.
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A full transcript of Davis' interview with "Death Row Stories" is below: "The statements that [Davis] made in the interview are the first I've ever heard of this account, and they're sort of night and day from what Jimmy Fennell said had taken place," Benjet told CNN.
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"The risk levels are just so night and day and mom-and-pop savers who have been punished over the last 10 years will look for the Treasury yields to give them what they've wanted all along and that's higher returns without the risk," he said. Disclaimer
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With the Central Park experiment, the entire experience — the pop-up art stand and the art sold within it, as well as the night-and-day opposing responses from the public both before and after the reveal that Banksy was the perpetrator — became a piece of art.
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"When you look back at your early albums, probably a lot of people go, 'God, I should just recut these songs,' because, needless to say the production is like night and day between the original one and this one," Williams also told Rolling Stone about rerecording the album.
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"I passionately hope that (MPs) will find a way to back the deal I have negotiated with the EU, a deal that delivers on the referendum and is the very best deal negotiable, and I will continue to work night and day to secure the support" for the deal.
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"When you look at the words that he uses … when you look at how he reacted to the Charlottesville incident, where neo-Nazis murdered a woman, versus how he manufactures crises like immigrants seeking legal refuge on our borders, it's night and day," Ocasio-Cortez explained to correspondent Anderson Cooper.
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It's not exactly night and day — and the 15-inch version will still feel pretty massive for those who have been carrying around an Air for all this time, but as someone who's schlepped the previous system around for hundreds of miles on convention center floors, it's undoubtedly an upgrade.
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They were so much fun that I had to tear myself away after the salacious "Heavy Petting" to catch the end of Neurosis (which made for quite the shock to my system, as you can imagine—the two are like night and day, with the day belonging to the cheeky Gents).
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"We are working night and day on support and ideas to keep as much pay as we possibly can flowing to you — even if [it] gets worse from here and demand temporarily plummets to zero," United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz and President, Scott Kirby wrote to employees on Sunday night.
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" Biblical accounts of self-injury suggest that the behavior may well be an ancient one; in the Gospel of Mark, a character possessed by some kind of demon defaces himself: "Always, night and day, he was in the mountains, and in the tombs, crying out and cutting himself with stones.
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Dmitri Vishnevsky, a longtime Kremlin critic excluded from the ballot in St. Petersburg, said subway construction crews had been ordered to "work night and day" to get the stations ready for what he described as a "big campaign advertisement" for the governor as a can-do manager who gets things done.
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Cable news is ... since I started doing that ... I used to ... I don't have a television at the moment but when I watched more television I was less aware of how unnuanced cable news is and now because of The Daily it just feels like night and day and weird to me.
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It was night and day from health care, aides recounted, noting that that process was largely sequestered inside a small group of senators and smaller group of staffers -- leaving senators without buy-in, or in some cases, the policy know-how to handle the rapid fire opposition that followed that bill's release.
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With the light in front and the battery pack in back, you don't feel the strain of a light and a battery pack dragging your forehead down, which I'll say, as someone who spends a lot of time outdoors both night and day, compounds over the course of a couple of hours.
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He built up these personal relationships over a period of time and, I think, was very keen to represent that bond that you get with people who spend night and day together; the passion of skating; people trying to challenge the parameters that modern life puts on all of us on an everyday basis.
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He followed it up with 290's Night and Day, another curveball that fused a century worth of New York City sounds, showcasing melodic inspiration from George Gershwin, lyrical wit in the mold of Cole Porter, and rhythms owing as much to the Latin percussion of Spanish Harlem as the electro beats of the downtown club scene.
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By the time of Castile's death in July 2016, the troll group, operating out of a St Petersburg office, was allegedly a multi-million-dollar effort, with dozens of people working night and day running a network of thousands of fake American social media accounts, posing as activists on everything from Black Lives Matter to Texas secession.
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"We're pleased the President agreed that we shouldn't support criminal justice reform that would reduce sentences, put drug traffickers back on our streets and undermine our law enforcement officers who are working night and day to reduce violent crime and drug trafficking in the middle of an opioid crisis," Justice Department spokeswoman Sarah Isgur Flores said in a statement.
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There is irony in Forster's finding a lack of lovability in this book, as, by the end of Night and Day, it becomes clear that Virginia Woolf's project was in deliberate opposition to the kinds of fiction that Forster himself wrote, where women are the ones asked to sacrifice parts of themselves to bring unity or comfort to the people around them.
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Who knows yet whether the terrorist behind the attack knew much about the site, but before the war, it was the beating heart of western Berlin, a bustling hub bedazzled by bright movie theater marquees and flashing neon signs, thronged by cabaretgoers, echoing, night and day, with the chatter of revelers and the sounds of honking buses and streetcar bells.
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At the Night and Day show at the New Museum a few years ago, I witnessed what he could do with crepuscular shades of blue, making that palette a landscape inhabited by overly stylized figures (they reminded me of Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's characters) verging on the brink of abstraction and so convincingly beautiful they held that middle ground between fantasy and truth.
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" If this is not Turkmenistan, nor yet the land of Newspeak, but our America after all, where the curiously coiffed Great Leader of childish petulance accuses all media dissenters of distributing "FAKE NEWS," and attacks the judiciary, and adores an autocrat, and labors night and day for his wealthiest cronies in the name of some phony "middle-class miracle," then you must "hold on when there is nothing in you except the Will which says to them: 'Hold on!
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Check this out: It's coming from a hole in the air From those nights in Tiananmen Square It's coming from the feel that this ain't exactly real Or it's real but it ain't exactly there From the wars against disorder From the sirens night and day From the fires of the homeless From the ashes of the gay Democracy is coming to the USA If I hadn't already bawled my eyes out last Tuesday night and Wednesday morning I'd cry.
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The reaction to Mueller has been night and day depending on what you read and what you watch On MSNBC for example, its top-rated host Rachel MaddowRachel Anne MaddowUS ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter Frustrated liberals say Democrats aren't aggressive enough on courts Fox News closes out July as most-watched cable network for 28503th straight month MORE declared Mueller's performance was a bad thing for the Trump White House, despite how confused, oftentimes bumbling and outright painful-to-watch as it was.
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