Come nightfall though, they made off together ... to somewhere.
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Everyone heads to a nearby church to wait for nightfall.
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By nightfall, the mother of two was on life support.
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She showed off her pout in the matte Nightfall lipstick.
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By nightfall, Devin's father David Langford arrived from Tuscon, Arizona.
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Israel's annual Holocaust Remembrance Day begins at nightfall on Wednesday.
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By nightfall, the Department of Education had a surprising answer.
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By nightfall, Mr. Azharri was vowing to continue his protests.
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By nightfall, some burned tires and trees in the street.
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The rolling blackouts usually ended before nightfall, Mr. Ardila knew.
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By midafternoon, it was so dark it felt like nightfall.
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A handful remained and there were several arrests by nightfall.
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After nightfall, two rockets were fired at Israel from Gaza.
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By nightfall, clouds return and temperatures dip into the 50s.
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By nightfall, intense fighting was still taking place on the outskirts.
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So I drive until nightfall, and then my husband takes over.
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By nightfall, it was clear no one was coming for him.
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Weekly Nightfall challenges have had their loot tables updated as well.
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The event is hosted by a local recording label, Nightfall Records.
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Nightfall has built a powerful and elegant solution to this problem.
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SALEM, Massachusetts — It is nightfall in Salem, the week before Halloween.
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But by nightfall, the end of the storm was in sight.
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All five were evacuated by SWAT officers after nightfall, Ross said.
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By nightfall troops appeared to have advanced only a few kilometers.
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By nightfall it was bad, and we made a doctor's appointment.
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The search continued past nightfall and picked up in the morning.
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Gusts near 90 mph may be in the offing by nightfall.
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He was writing about the chorus of frogs croaking at nightfall.
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The operation was suspended after nightfall, to be resumed on Monday morning.
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A helicopter could be heard circling above parts of Abidjan after nightfall.
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It was mostly at my house by nightfall, without one single error.
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Until Sharmeen left for college, she had to be home by nightfall.
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It's nightfall, and there's a gun deal going down by the river.
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By nightfall, video from WRAL shows the statue falling and students cheering.
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Jewish law dictates that the menorah be lit around nightfall, he said.
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By nightfall she's using the stuffing of her bum roll for kindling.
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A candidate who said any of this would be done by nightfall.
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You and I while we can, through the transitive nightfall of diamonds.
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Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn is doing this thing called Nightfall on Oct.
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Look out for the Draconid meteor shower in the early evening or nightfall.
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By nightfall, Rodriguez's other children returned — but there was no sign of Maria.
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There were sporadic, smaller protests elsewhere in the territory which continued after nightfall.
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By nightfall Monday, more than 183,218 Hondurans had gathered outside the bus station.
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By nightfall Monday, more than 1,000 Hondurans had gathered outside the bus station.
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Sunday's marches went ahead despite an official ban, with confrontations coming at nightfall.
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There were clashes in Caracas, but Maduro remains in power as nightfall approaches.
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By nightfall, dinner is served at the beachside restaurant beneath fragrant frangipani trees.
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By nightfall, it had turned into a pulsating electronic dance music (EDM) show.
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Nightfall came as they entered a bay not far from the offshore island.
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The quake, which occurred around nightfall, had a depth of nearly 12 miles.
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Prisoners, often awakened by the morning heat, hoped for cooling rain after nightfall.
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"I made sure I was home by nightfall, yes I did," he said.
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At nightfall, few cars moved on the streets and almost nobody ventured outside.
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Revelers in the French Quarter were not forced to go home at nightfall.
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In sunny California, some surfers are waiting until nightfall to ride the waves.
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But by nightfall he was suffering a brutal headache and a high fever.
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The park was long considered to be a dangerous expanse, especially after nightfall.
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He knows they will not make it back to the motel by nightfall.
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It was nervously agreed that we would be sure to leave before nightfall.
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By nightfall and rally's end, the Konan and Canfield types are long gone.
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Perhaps birds' calls or other animal sounds will change to prepare for the nightfall.
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After nightfall, Bolivians banged on pots and pans in a traditional form of protest.
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The closer, "Nightfall," is a gorgeous ballad by Mr. Barron's old confrère Charlie Haden.
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By nightfall on September 11th two-thirds of Florida's 10.5m homes were without power.
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When nightfall came, the clouds that seemed to hang ceaselessly overhead hid the stars.
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She stayed in the hospital overnight and and left before nightfall the following day.
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They know it will have a different effect than the gradual change of nightfall.
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By nightfall, my body was ideally filled to the brim with bright-blue liquid.
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The peaceful turnout suggested it may, though the protests turned more confrontational by nightfall.
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At nightfall, the cows returned to the kraal, and every evening was a party.
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Nightfall he stands, at the edge now of ours & in the dark releases them.
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By nightfall Turkish troops seemed to have advanced only a few miles into Syria.
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A majority were rapidly recaptured, but by nightfall nine prisoners were still missing ( here ).
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They were taken to the police station and interrogated separately from morning till nightfall.
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Macapá Journal MACAPÁ, Brazil — The pirates of the Amazon River relish striking after nightfall.
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Rescue workers suspended their search for survivors after nightfall but were to resume Sunday.
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A Dominican flag soars high until nightfall, when it is folded and taken inside.
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"I don't have any idea what the 'transitive nightfall of diamonds' means," he wrote.
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"Preparations to protect life and property should be completed by nightfall today," the alert said.
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Mr Komarow volunteered, and by nightfall secured the release of nine hostages inside the obelisk.
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Bigger than that are changes to the way weekly Heroic Strikes and Nightfall challenges work.
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By nightfall, people were hallucinating and screaming for help in the middle of the desert.
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A source in the delegation told Reuters, however, that Eizenkot would be back by nightfall.
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At nightfall, both men were fighting for their lives in a city seething with resentments.
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Although many of the protesters appeared to have left by nightfall, some continued to march.
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By nightfall, about a quarter of Haifa's population of 280,000 had been instructed to evacuate.
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Many evacuate by nightfall, though, to be home before the curfews set by their bosses.
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At nightfall, "noodlers" scavenge for less valuable shards of the gemstone left behind above ground.
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After nightfall, the widow steps out for a walk with a tiger — because, why not?
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At hotel bars and local pubs, children and dogs wear out their welcome with nightfall.
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For many Puerto Ricans, the concern spikes with nightfall, when neighborhoods are bathed in darkness.
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By nightfall, a line of traffic had built up on the way out of town.
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"Some relatives have already arrived, and others are expected to come by nightfall," he said.
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At nightfall, after roaming the streets all day, the frozen pauper perched under an awning.
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By nightfall, he was tolerant enough of me to school me in Magic: The Gathering.
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The two men and two boys didn't return by nightfall and rescuers began searching for them.
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Now all they've got to do is wait until nightfall and hope for Rachel to return.
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Think whitewashed walls, dark wood accents, narrow stone streets, and red lanterns that glow at nightfall.
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The sermons on trading suffering for glory, about crossing the ridgeline before nightfall suddenly made sense.
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The pair were reported missing when they didn't return home at nightfall, according to Greenwich Police.
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If you're familiar with Nightfall modifiers (or the original Prison), you know what to expect here.
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Come nightfall, Mykonos, Greece, thumps with disco beats emanating from the megaclubs scattered across the island.
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Come nightfall, the blue glowy fun begins—and the later it gets, the brighter the glow.
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Their rickety teepees, lined with blankets, are heated only with campfire embers brought inside at nightfall.
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The streets were darkened after nightfall with power cut off to the area as a precaution.
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It was an hour after nightfall, but Summer Andersen didn't feel there was reason to worry.
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Our love is like nightfall or a trill: you can see through it but not it.
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By nightfall, Delfina feared the worst: She knew what had happened to men in her town.
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By nightfall, I'd find myself in a hospital bed, my arm strapped to an intravenous drip.
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At nightfall, the door opened once, to admit a large woman, with two enormous plastic sacks.
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"Right after nightfall, I saw him run across the floor and said, 'Thank god,'" Daniel said.
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"Right after nightfall, I saw him run across the floor and said, 'Thank god,'" said Daniel.
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A second group of more than 43,000 people departed later, and a third left after nightfall.
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After nightfall, children played cricket in well-kept parks while their fathers gathered around coal heaters.
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Elegant, that is, until nightfall, when it lights up like your overeager neighbor's lawn at Christmas.
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But in La Paz and other cities, protests resumed for a second day by nightfall on Tuesday.
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By nightfall, the activity seemed to increase, with giant lava fountains shooting up over the Hawaiian landscape.
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"Due to impending nightfall, rescuers were not able to recover her body that evening," sheriff's officials said.
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The smoke has been persistent over the past three months, blotting out the sun hours before nightfall.
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Before nightfall, a second call from the detective fed Jim's doubts that Timmothy had really been found.
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She never made it: Before nightfall, Grace was killed in a hit-and-run that remains unsolved.
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It's October, and that means nightfall creeps earlier every day and the shadows lengthen from skeletal trees.
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By nightfall, the Qaeda militants had withdrawn from Al Mukalla in an apparently tactical retreat, residents said.
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At nightfall, the men remained on the mechanical shed, and the gaggle of health officials grew impatient.
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But after nightfall, some protesters clashed with the police and set fire to at least two vehicles.
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Two grew exhausted near the top, and Bielecki noted that nightfall and still more crushing cold approached.
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The streets were darkened after nightfall as power was cut off to the area as a precaution.
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After nightfall, Anwar says Pakatan Harapan has majority in parliament with 114 lawmakers backing Mahathir as candidate.
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By nightfall, he was the only one there except for his guide who slept in the car.
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They were quickly dispersed by police with whistles, and heavy rain by nightfall kept many people indoors.
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Our Sabbath starts as the sun begins to set on Friday and continues until after nightfall Saturday.
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A buzzy restaurant and bar scene will seek to lure you out of your room, come nightfall.
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But just before nightfall on one fateful evening, three of the birds flew out onto a short branch.
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On Tuesday, the temperature reached 0 degrees and is expected to go down to -21 degrees by nightfall.
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Security forces began making arrests in Nasiriya at nightfall, with officials worried that the violence could spiral further.
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The man had gone hiking Wednesday, but did not return by nightfall, The News Tribune in Tacoma reported.
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Services aren't held until nightfall, when congregants gather as if to wait for Jesus' resurrection the next day.
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The ceremony was pushed back until after nightfall at the Nevatim air base in the southern Negev desert.
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By nightfall, the head of the party appeared to signal they would vote for Pashinyan on May 8.
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It was a small enough problem, but it fouled the effort to get to New York by nightfall.
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Yes, there was the abundance of nightfall— the sky with a parachute scar, the spoon clinking on glass.
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But by nightfall the trucks had not departed, and reporters there witnessed two air strikes against the jihadists.
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Negotiations broke down after nightfall and the ex-officer began shooting passengers, prompting commandos to storm the bus.
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Black clouds that deliver flashes of thunder and lightning in the afternoon can change quickly, clearing by nightfall.
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Officers continued to fire multiple rounds of tear gas as the cat-and-mouse clashes continued into nightfall.
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"As nightfall hit the winds increased and it was just constant just constant wind," the unidentified man told CNN.
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By nightfall, the group swelled to approximately 3,000 people as word got out about the occupation on social media.
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The resulting series, called "Sleepers," highlights how, come nightfall, public facilities assume other identities, often transforming into makeshift beds.
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The celebration ends before nightfall as the Merina tribe fears the negative energy and evil power the night brings.
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Come nightfall, Trump is often on the phone with billionaire, decades-long friends, commiserating and critiquing his own staff.
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Syrian Democratic Forces wait until nightfall atop a temporary position along Raqqa's front line before starting their next offensive.
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The original mandatory evacuation order covering 49.423,249.42 people was expanded as far west as the Pacific Ocean by nightfall.
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By nightfall, no bodies were found though the Spartanburg Country Corner's Office told the network it will resume Friday.
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By early evening, 73 people had been taken into custody, and some demonstrators were still in place at nightfall.
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Elizabeth, New Jersey The first calls from the The Mills at Jersey Gardens came in just after nightfall Monday.
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By the time he headed home at nightfall, he had rescued four families, or more than a dozen people.
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The natural forces that you shrug off at sea level, like nightfall or bad weather, become life-threatening obstacles.
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Photos: The weekend in St. Louis Sunday night's demonstrations began peacefully, but erupted in violence after nightfall, officials said.
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Despite the circuitous route he has planned, it is unwise to be on the roads around Acapulco after nightfall.
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Hundreds of bonfires were lit at nightfall on Thursday across the province to mark the start of the celebrations.
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After nightfall, we all ended up at Ortlieb's, the bar across town that Palermo is a part owner of.
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This was our first ominous taste of what the 'Door To Hell' had in store for us after nightfall.
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By nightfall, medics reported that at least 30 people had been killed and that dozens were in critical condition.
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Now, they and others say they make sure to be home by nightfall, and only go out in groups.
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Chick said moving the whales by nightfall was logistically challenging because of the rocky beach terrain and rough seas.
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As the two Reuters reporters arrived just after nightfall, the occupiers were moving into a state of high alert.
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At nightfall, Christmas moments inspired by J.K. Rowling's novels come to life in a light show on Hogwarts castle.
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You could refuse to feed the fighting forces, but by nightfall they would seize whatever you'd given the civilians.
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Each day always ended with a passenger ride on Simon's Lotus or a Porsche 996 Cup, often until nightfall.
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So after missing a brief window to take a shot, the duo decide to wait until nightfall to get inside.
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Ridley Scott produced another web series, Halo: Nightfall, which was released in 2014, tied to the release of Halo 5.
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Especially moving is "JSC Blue" (2017), the statue of John Singleton Copley in its eponymous Boston square deserted at nightfall.
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But by nightfall, she's grumbling over the sounds of revelry spilling out from Bette's hotel room into the communal courtyard.
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Evening was not far off when we arrived, and the crew was scrambling to finish shooting a scene before nightfall.
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It's nightfall and Rick and his comrades are still slowly walking through the herd, making their way to those cars.
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So are your teachers who play Words with Friends and your cousin who plays the weekly Nightfall Strike on Destiny.
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His third book, an analysis of the threats facing the United States, "The Great Nightfall," will be published in 2019.
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The Cubans huddle there from dawn until nightfall, and more arrive each day after completing their journeys through Latin America.
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The Prime Minister, Harold Wilson, arrived at nightfall, as children's bodies were being laid out for identification by their parents.
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By nightfall, some Afghan officials were in panic mode, as insurgents pushed toward important government buildings in the city center.
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By nightfall, she's lost a friend, a man (probably) and her cellphone, thanks to some traditional German "demon thief" prankster.
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The scene stealer, though, is a portrait of a young blond woman seated in front of a window at nightfall.
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According to the resort's Facebook page, approximately 80 volunteers helped search the slopes but the efforts were suspended at nightfall.
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Our bodies stir at daybreak and slump at nightfall, the light acting like a metronome for our delicate body clocks.
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By nightfall, close to 1,000 children between the ages of 8 and 20 had been taken to the Birmingham jail.
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There were no skirmishes between protesters and police and by nightfall protesters had dispersed into small groups scattered around Kowloon.
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There were no skirmishes between protesters and police and by nightfall protesters had dispersed into small groups scattered around Kowloon.
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We landed at St.-Louis du Sénégal because the visibility was poor and nightfall was approaching, but flew here today.
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A national emergency has been declared in Ecuador after a 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck the region shortly after nightfall on Saturday.
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Destiny 2 will feature "Guided Games" for solo players to join clans to come together for Raids, Trials, and Nightfall strikes.
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The first few times I played, I perished immediately upon nightfall at the hands of an overpowering horde of black silhouettes.
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By nightfall one man was reported killed in the demonstrations, which had claimed dozens of lives on the two previous Fridays.
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By nightfall on Saturday violence had abated, with no further reports of Palestinian rocket launches or Israeli air strikes in Gaza.
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Because the Jewish calendar is lunar, the holiday begins this year at sundown on Tuesday and ends at nightfall on Wednesday.
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Mexican media showed images of desperate locals forming human chains in search of people still trapped in collapsed buildings after nightfall.
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By nightfall, the city was under curfew, darkened without power, its streets littered with downed power lines, fallen trees and debris.
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After nightfall, a small group remained and the scene turned to one of disorder, following the pattern of Friday and Saturday.
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And as both the hurricane and nightfall neared, the big Florida beach towns in the storm's sights were not yet empty.
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But by nightfall, all but seven of the whales were dead, according to the state's Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions.
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By nightfall, four were dead, including Jalil, who had tried to save them all and died at a hospital that night.
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There is no nightfall in Antarctica at this time of year, but there is an end to the day of skiing.
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They huddled there for more than a day, hidden underneath building insulation, until Mr. Wrona returned at nightfall with civilian clothes.
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Come nightfall, curbsides empty as vehicles are moved onto driveways to abide by the ban on street parking between 2 a.m.
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Iraqi security forces began arresting protesters after nightfall on Tuesday in eastern and northwestern parts of Baghdad, police sources told Reuters.
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Snow will linger later in the day as you go south through Colorado, but it should be ending statewide by nightfall.
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The demonstrations turned violent at nightfall, and protestors attempted to storm a bridge leading to the heavily fortified Green Zone, Reuters reported.
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By nightfall, more than 150,000 energy customers on the island had already lost power, according to the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority.
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Glow-in-the dark plants could potentially alleviate some of that strain, using their own energy to illuminate a space after nightfall.
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By nightfall, tensions appeared to level off, with the exception of a few brief clashes between protesters and police at the park.
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Come nightfall, the scene transforms dramatically into one of the most immersive and wonderful fine dining experiences the city has to offer.
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Same goes for a change to the way cosmetic items are earned, detailed in a section right after the Strike/Nightfall rundown.
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You might see a lot of tips telling you to skip activities like the Nightfall and weekly Milestones challenges at this stage.
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By nightfall, Mr. Cruz earned boos of his own when he refrained from endorsing Mr. Trump in his speech at the convention.
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Before nightfall, 19,240 British soldiers — Prime Minister David Lloyd George called them "the choicest and best of our young manhood" — lay dead.
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At times, he would sleep in the open if he did not make it back home with the indigenous villagers by nightfall.
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It's thick with brush and pitch-black after nightfall, with vehicle headlights sometimes the only light for miles, according to The Monitor.
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Residents and emergency workers spent most of the day hunkered down, and emerged only toward nightfall to begin assessing the storm's toll.
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Police said that they were responding to a report of an armed robbery shortly after nightfall in the Olde Towne East Neighborhood.
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It can only be visited during the hour before nightfall and the hour before daybreak, when the sky is ready to perform.
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"We happily played until nightfall," Mr. Loinger recalled in an interview in "Rescuing the Children: A Holocaust Memoir" (2002), by Vivette Samuel.
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Dogs were branded as political enemies in the 1940s for revealing the movements of Communist fighters who resisted Japanese colonizers by nightfall.
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Two officers and three others were trapped inside the house when the shooting began, but were evacuated by SWAT officers after nightfall.
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By nightfall on Wednesday, however, it seemed that some police officers may have ignored his instructions as more people were reported shot.
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Because of weather and nightfall, the rescuers were unable to find the man Sunday, the sheriff's office said in its news release.
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Divers saw four to six bodies in the wreckage but couldn't recover them before nightfall because the boat was unstable, Brown said.
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There was no down time on the first day, and by nightfall, I had made a vine-laced bed topped with palm boughs.
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In unaltered footage, Dubrovnik looks exactly like the Westerosi capitol; with spaceships by nightfall, it becomes the effervescent casino of The Last Jedi.
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After nightfall, they attended an emotional vigil with the community, lighting candles and listening to the grief of people who lost loved ones.
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If women in India don't have access to a toilet, they're often forced to wait until nightfall to go outside to relieve themselves.
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Specifically, she said she used Nightfall (royal blue), Sea Glass (mint green), Aquatic (teal), and Powder (sky blue) to achieve the layered look.
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While traveling, a Black traveler would encounter hostile hotels and restaurants, as well as "sundown towns," which banned people of color after nightfall.
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He's got quests and bounties for how you earn score in strikes or how you compete in the nightfall on a weekly basis.
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By nightfall, the fire had burned 4,000 acres (6 square miles or 16 square kilometers) of chaparral-covered hillsides and destroyed one building.
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It was nightfall before word came that the fire near the Hoffmans&apos home was lessening, thanks to firefighting efforts and changing winds.
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From 2 to 4 inches (5 to 10 cm) of snow blanketed Washington by nightfall, with less accumulation forecast for New York City.
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Iranian state television broadcast an interview with Ali Akbar Salehi after nightfall on Wednesday, showcasing the facility at Natanz&aposs uranium enrichment center.
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By nightfall, Trump — to no surprise — replied "give me a break" once his comments became fecund for dissection on the major news networks.
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The neighbor means well and then he rushes you through the dark, a swooping bird, a nightfall, and then he means you well.
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The lack of any products on the market to address this was what led them to building Nightfall, Madan said in an interview.
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The authorities said Mr. Costanzo, who has been a registered sex offender since a rape conviction in 1992, went to work after nightfall.
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O'Toole and Mayor Lyda Krewson said Saturday a vast majority of the protests were peaceful, but the chief said trouble started after nightfall.
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Conner, Johnson, and another couple spent most of last Sunday on the Bay, drinking Flying Dog lager and relaxing until shortly before nightfall.
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By nightfall, major thoroughfares were covered in broken glass and the smell of tear gas mixed with the smoke from the burning cars.
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Without power, the city was plunged into darkness at nightfall and its flooded streets were mostly silent and devoid of people or traffic.
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By nightfall, during a lull in the fighting, the streets in parts of Gaza City were almost empty, with many residents staying indoors.
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NIGHTFALL Even though I know I have to work on Monday, it almost takes me back to the feeling of being a kid.
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By nightfall, some of those people had left the unguarded camp, too, fearing that it was no longer safe, Mr. al-Iyaf said.
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By nightfall, however, the protesters changed tack and attempted to cross a different bridge and were met with more force by the authorities.
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By nightfall, the ministry had reported no deaths, but about 121 protesters had been wounded by live ammunition, rubber-coated bullets or shrapnel.
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Temperatures in New York were expected to hover in the teens after nightfall and were not likely to rise above freezing on Wednesday.
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Nightfall is likely to bring rain, with a chance of storms, so pack those umbrellas if you're going to be out this evening.
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The Barnard student, Tessa Majors, walked into Morningside Park, which is near the Barnard College and Columbia University campuses, last Wednesday after nightfall.
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Even the boldest farmers hurried home before nightfall, lest some dire spirit overtake them, and the Devil was more than an idle threat.
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"A man could come home and he could sit on a park bench and find a roof over his head before nightfall," she said.
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It's nightfall by the time Manfred stumbles on the now-blood Caddy and that rest stop where the beautiful monster is getting cleaned up.
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Hundreds of protesters remained long after nightfall, discussing what to do next, surrounded by empty tear gas canisters, bricks, metal railings and other debris.
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The last time somebody tried to adapt the game franchise Halo into a TV show, the result was the mediocre digital series Halo: Nightfall.
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The wave of plunder has spooked many in Ciudad Guyana, leading more people to stay indoors come nightfall and dissuading some stores from opening.
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Oxfam Australia's Humanitarian Manager Meg Quartermaine said in a statement Wednesday that bad weather conditions and nightfall had affected ongoing search and rescue missions.
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The young migrant started to roam around on his own then, sleeping wherever he was at nightfall: up against a market, under stairs, wherever.
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AFTER nightfall one Saturday in January 6843, Bilal Taghi set off on a road trip with two friends, his wife and their infant child.
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The book's final two images are the only ones shot prior to nightfall: Capturing Canadian soil, they're the brightest, with sunlight peeking through clouds.
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Summer is the season when children play outdoors tirelessly until nightfall, burning up all the energy they had stockpiled throughout the school year, right?
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In my home country, Indonesia, many towns organize their own groups of citizen police, like the watchmen who make rounds from nightfall until dawn.
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I'm on the cusp of being able to hit the nightfall strike, and can hopefully take a stab at the raid on the weekend.
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Those observing will typically spend a full day — this evening through nightfall tomorrow — fasting, praying, reflecting on self-improvement and asking God for forgiveness.
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By nightfall, some 250 migrants, among them women and children, were still at the partially destroyed detention center, the U.N. migration agency IOM said.
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For nearly a year now, Shiffrin expected to be done with roughly half of her odyssey at the Pyeongchang Olympics by nightfall on Wednesday.
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Decorative lights emblazoned the plaza in front of the Damascus Gate and the roads of downtown East Jerusalem, adding to the festive nightfall atmosphere.
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Then, as crime dropped in New York City, more people began to use the park, even cutting through its secluded wooded lanes after nightfall.
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After nightfall, Gaza City resembled a ghost town, with streets empty and the whooshing sounds of outgoing rockets and explosions of Israeli airstrikes heard.
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People finished their beers and said their goodbyes until the next match on Monday afternoon, though they, of course, wouldn't be watching until nightfall.
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By nightfall there was bigger news: the prospect of peace with neighboring Eritrea after nearly two decades of border skirmishes and a two-year war.
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But despite army reinforcements, the militants had dug into northern residential areas by nightfall and were lobbing mortars at government positions across the Euphrates river.
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Fighting was going on near the former international airport, which Haftar's Libyan National Army (LNA) force controlled by nightfall, an LNA spokesman and residents said.
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By nightfall on Saturday, Masaya seemed close to full-blown insurrection: The town hall was on fire and protesters had erected roadblocks across the city.
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By nightfall, approximately 150 different vessels, crewed by an estimated 800-plus mariners had executed a successful boatlift, with surprisingly few incidents or serious injuries.
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The most famous example of this is Isaac Asimov's 1941 short story "Nightfall," where it's not the eclipse that's the problem but what it reveals.
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By nightfall, police and protesters were again clashing on the streets, with riot officers shooting tear gas almost immediately as their response to demonstrators toughens.
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By nightfall hundreds of people had gathered at Bangkok's Siriraj Hospital where the king spent most of the past year being treated for various illnesses.
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In her recent video for "As A Man," Calvi, wearing a leather chest binder, strides like Joan of Arc down a suburban street at nightfall.
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On Tuesday morning, wind speeds reached 110 miles per hour, and at nightfall, forecasters believed they would go no higher than 129 miles per hour.
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As nightfall came and rain began to pour, they camped out on sidewalks in the small town, wrapping knapsacks in plastic and huddling beneath awnings.
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Initially festive street rallies took a violent turn by nightfall when a group of protesters tried to storm a bridge leading to the Green Zone.
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Harris County officials asked the public to contribute boats and high-water vehicles, which they said were "desperately" needed to help rescue people before nightfall.
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By nightfall, liberals and conservatives alike were tossing around allegations of vote tampering and election rigging, and casting doubt over the legitimacy of the caucuses.
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The security forces pressed on with their crackdown, arresting protesters after nightfall on Tuesday in eastern and northwestern parts of Baghdad, police sources told Reuters.
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I had planned to reach San Diego by nightfall, but I wanted to make another quick detour to a couple of Southern California's unique sites.
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If your neighbor turns her living room into a venue for corporate retreats, the guests may leave at nightfall, but the vibe is still altered.
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Nightfall came quickly and the bluish Chinati Mountains disappeared in the darkness as we turned onto U.S. 217, a two-lane road leading into Marfa.
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Since this took place after the sun had gone down, against the backdrop of nightfall, the creature she became during the performance seemed otherworldly in moments.
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By nightfall, some of the protesters broke through the main gate of the building's outer perimeter using a large cylinder, and attempted to storm the building.
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Pair it with denim and sneakers for a daytime-appropriate feel, and then switch it up in time for nightfall with plaid pants and black booties.
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From there, they found a local willing to drop them off on the side of the highway at nightfall, around 20 kilometers (13 miles) from Baikonur.
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Peaceful demonstration throughout Wednesday deteriorated after nightfall into clashes between police and protesters, prompting regional government leader Quim Torra to demand an immediate return to normality.
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Peaceful demonstration throughout Wednesday deteriorated after nightfall into clashes between police and protesters, prompting regional government leader Quim Torra to demand an immediate return to normality.
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By nightfall, police and protesters were again facing off on the streets, with riot officers shooting tear gas almost immediately as their response to demonstrators toughens.
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As the vigil got underway after nightfall, about 20 masked people waving banners calling for Hong Kong's independence were refused entry into the venue by organizers.
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Security forces backed by an Apache helicopter continued to fight for control of the installation after nightfall, chasing down militants in the surrounding structures and neighborhood.
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But by nightfall he was back, despondent after his third failed attempt this week to exit the blockaded Gaza Strip through the congested Rafah border crossing.
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By nightfall, Phoenix was already packed to capacity but we had to take another 70 people off one of the boats because it risked going under.
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About 120 soldiers were called to the site to help remove bodies so that they could be identified, he added, but nightfall was complicating rescue work.
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Throughout much of Mexico City on Tuesday, nightfall brought an eerie quietude, as businesses closed early and people sought the succor of their families at home.
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But by nightfall, after a day of prayer and communal reading, sober restraint in either community was giving way to a more ecstatic experience, he said.
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By nightfall, Chief Alexander characterized the episode as a suspicious incident, saying that investigators had not found a weapon, shell casings or ammunition at the mall.
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The fifth — somber, with Luc Schaltin's lighting resembling nightfall — is almost entirely reserved for Mr. Queyras's unaccompanied cello, while the sixth brings back the entire group.
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By nightfall, parts of the region had been deluged by as much as six inches of rain in 24 hours, causing widespread flooding and numerous mudslides.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BENGALURU, India — If a city is one thing in the daytime, it may well be a different entity altogether come nightfall.
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At nightfall more than 2,000 mourners gathered at a local performing arts center for a candlelight vigil on behalf of the victims, singing "Amazing Grace" and praying.
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Every fall, he rounds them up again, luring them with food at the back of a cage and waiting until nightfall, when they roost, to grab them.
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The press release came as the family was burying the 14-year-old, and by nightfall, the narrative the family says Brennan had crafted had taken hold.
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The community would come together to build a house in a day: pouring the foundation the night before, then working together to make it livable by nightfall.
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By nightfall, members of the security forces issued warnings on loudspeakers, lobbed a volley of tear gas at the crowd and chased protesters into narrow side streets.
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By nightfall, there had been no looting or burning of cars as seen in previous weeks and traffic circulation had resumed around the Arc de Triomple area.
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However enthusiastic they may appear inside the venues, cheering and heckling at an Olympics already known for its noisy crowds, many of them by nightfall are exhausted.
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Related A Cloud of Keys (and Memories) Hangs Over Venice A Suspended Mesh Installation Transforms at Nightfall 18,000 Paper Silhouettes Form a Colorful Human Column in Tokyo
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The source said it was not yet clear whether the air base was now fully secured but efforts were under way to complete the operation before nightfall.
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HASSAN SHAM, Iraq (Reuters) - They wait for nightfall before attempting the perilous escape across bombed-out bridges and front lines between Islamic State militants and Iraqi forces.
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S. Nightfall" in a poem, and said his prose was scarred by his "repulsion towards Negroes" and the "self-disfiguring sneer that is praised for its probity.
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By nightfall, the government said it would deploy the military in a bid to reopen the airport, though it was not clear what its role would be.
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By nightfall, threats to the calm that has generally prevailed on the West Bank for more than a year appeared to be cropping up by the hour.
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Rescuers stopped their search intermittently because of heavy rain, and the search and rescue operation was suspended at nightfall and will resume at daybreak Monday, Palangdan said.
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Mr. Kumar, the police official, said he was trying to organize a peace march between the two sides, but by nightfall that was nowhere close to happening.
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The day's demonstrations began peacefully but turned violent in various outlying districts after nightfall as protesters, many dressed in black, set fires and clashed with the police.
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By nightfall, the police were chasing protesters through several neighborhoods on Hong Kong Island, and spraying tear gas and making arrests in the Causeway Bay shopping district.
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Image 2 of 2 SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador – Nightfall in El Salvador&aposs capital was fast approaching and Ernesto Pena was waiting for a bus that never arrived.
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Those who know the route say pilots headed for Chaguaramas carrying migrants typically navigate along the coastline until reaching the eastern tip of the Paria Peninsula around nightfall.
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Eight people have been killed and more than 700 hurt in the unrest, which occurred after peaceful rallies descended into chaos after nightfall over three days this week.
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In the 1970s, Langdon Clay turned his camera on cars dawdling on New York City corners at nightfall, in the few hours before the city reemerged from sleep.
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Related: A Suspended Mesh Installation Transforms at Nightfall Walk on Water at an Art Installation in an Italian Lake Giant Laser Sphere Floods Your Retinas with Dancing Light
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Trump's offenses against basic decency burn so hot and so proximate that they occlude distant liberal complaints about Romney the way sunlight makes the stars invisible until nightfall.
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First Bank reported T$70 million ($2.2 million) was stolen from its ATMs in hits that investigators said took place at various times during both daytime and nightfall.
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After nightfall, the minister invited a group of workers inside for talks, which ended with protesters agreeing to disperse in return for a second meeting on Tuesday afternoon.
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For me, all that color and lush light projected a subtle feeling of sunset onto the series — a visual metaphor that nightfall is descending on our gorgeous world.
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The weekly tea, which runs from noon until nightfall, has its regulars, but is also open to the many passers-by who glance curiously as they walk past.
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Despite the casualness with which everything appears to be painted, I was reminded of these lines from William Butler Yeats' poem "Easter 1916" What is it but nightfall?
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At nightfall, two men headed out of the city carrying a basket of meat-scraps, then crouched in a clearing and called out into a patch of scrubland.
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By nightfall, they had come within 25 miles of the city and a powerful rival militia was racing to stop them, raising the possibility of renewed civil war.
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And after nightfall, check out the neon-lit night scene on the boardwalk, where crowds are dancing, young couples are flirting and children are out past their bedtimes.
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I kept Sherman on his own all day, thinking he'd settle in more easily and begin to explore his new home, but by nightfall he still hadn't budged.
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By nightfall, the army said nearly 200 rockets had been fired, with about half landing in open spaces and dozens more intercepted by Israel's Iron Dome defense system.
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Come nightfall, many of the inaugural revelers will dress in their best evening wear to attend balls across the capital — including some to galvanize resistance to Mr. Trump.
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It starts with a spotlight on 11 noir films from Columbia Pictures, including "Nightfall" by Jacques Tourneur, "The Big Heat" by Fritz Lang and "Pushover" by Richard Quine.
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Long after nightfall, when the mission was due to be debriefed back at the base, instead US soldiers sent a radio call to those awaiting their return in Ouallam.
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This kind of eerie looking rocket plume can be created when the exhaust from a rocket catches sunlight as it goes above the horizon at nightfall during a launch.
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They hope to vault electricity grids, harvesting solar energy beamed down onto rooftops rather than using fossil fuels, and connecting it to batteries to store the energy until nightfall.
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We all know that it's important to take a headlamp out with you into dark places after nightfall, but the type of headlamp matters when it comes to skywatching.
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It was precarious when Marty drove us here for the morning session; we figured that after nightfall, it would either be stop-and-go, or a weird death spiral.
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Johanna was finally captured after being spotted on security cameras at an Opel plant — the cow was likely planning to hotwire a car and escape the country by nightfall.
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While turnout figures at midday were only half of last week, by nightfall the Interior Ministry counted a total of 39,300 protesters nationwide, of which 4,000 were in Paris.
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By nightfall, police commanders said they had killed all attackers in the police headquarters in Pul-i-Kumri, the capital of Baghlan Province, about 150 miles north of Kabul.
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Our hero encounters birds with "secrets" and an imperturbable fox, animals nestled in their woodland burrows, nightfall and the wide eyes of an owl in a dim, piney tableau.
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Tenants say it started early in the morning and went on until nightfall, so loud that it drowned out normal conversation, so violent it rattled pictures off the walls.
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At nightfall, behind an apartment building, I came upon a garden strewn with gas masks, clothes, umbrellas, kneepads, and helmets, most likely abandoned during an escape from the police.
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Destiny's Strikes, raids, and weekly Nightfall challenges gave us reasons to come back week after week, and Patrols were also always there for killing time and hunting down crafting materials.
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Glas said there were deaths in the cities of Manta, Portoviejo and Guayaquil — all several hundred kilometers (miles) from the center of the quake, which struck shortly after nightfall Saturday.
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Guided Games will hopefully be that system, letting players enjoy features like the six-person raids and three-person "nightfall" strikes by self-selecting a group to be paired with.
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By nightfall on Tuesday, rescuers had recovered most of the bodies which were to be repatriated to Brazil and to Bolivia, where all the plane's nine-person crew were from.
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Traditionally, the canonical hours fell between sunrise and nightfall, and skipped over the dead of night, leading some to believe that this time wasn't fit for moral, God-fearing people.
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Guzman arrived in a small jet at Long Island's MacArthur Airport after nightfall on Thursday from a prison in Juarez in the northern state of Chihuahua, where his cartel rules.
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Wednesday's standoff ended before nightfall, when two spectacular July 4 fireworks displays were scheduled to begin over New York's East River and off Liberty State Park on the Hudson River.
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Israeli and Palestinian analysts speculated over possible Iranian motives for ordering the launches of nearly 40 short-range rockets in four barrages from nightfall on Friday until about 10 a.m.
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Because the device exploded after nightfall, the chief said, the police could not fully inspect the scene and would have to wait until sunrise on Monday to better examine it.
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Brown said that divers spotted between four and six additional bodies beneath the sunken wreckage of the boat, but that the boat's positioning made them impossible to recover by nightfall.
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Many dozens of free performances of every kind — surf rock, punk cabaret, mandolin orchestra, Bach — fill the city from dawn to nightfall each summer solstice for Make Music New York.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — The armed mob set out after nightfall, looking to break up — or worse — an illegal gathering of communist sympathizers in an upscale neighborhood of Jakarta, the Indonesian capital.
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" By nightfall, Mr. Trump appeared to regret the clarification, writing on Twitter that the "meeting between President Putin and myself was a great success, except in the Fake News Media!
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In the latest protests, which generally occur after nightfall, social media video showed demonstrators in Khorramabad in southwestern Iran on Wednesday evening throwing stones at riot police, who were retreating.
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"Those headed out for trick-or-treating should dress warmly, for most temperatures will quickly drop into the 40s and 50s F shortly after nightfall," said AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Carl Babinski.
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Nightfall was thick and eerie, almost tangible, and local folklore has always produced tales of horror and the macabre, most notably the centuries-old legend of the deadly, winged Jersey Devil.
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And there we were, in an almost abandoned alley at nightfall, dancing on the front foot, raising fists in front of our faces, but heavily outnumbered; we got beaten up, badly.
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Power, on the other hand, is a late-game measurement — the number dictates which specific challenges (such as the Nightfall, the raid, or certain types of quests) you're ready to tackle.
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The little koala won as it had claimed the the tree by nightfall... Welcome to a glimpse of what it is like living amongst a wild koala population during mating season!
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"Isaac, Rohan and the Nightfall team are addressing a deep and profound need in the world of information security, where I have spent nearly three decades of my career," he said.
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The event is fashioned as an off-site exercise in legislative sausage-making, with Republican members of both congressional chambers talking agenda by day and indulging in occasional cocktails by nightfall.
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"I just thought they were really private and that maybe they did most of their playing in the backyard," said Simon, who usually saw the family coming and going after nightfall.
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The first couple times I used it, I was unconvinced, but after wearing this headset during a particularly long run through a few Nightfall strikes on Destiny 2, I came around.
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By nightfall, it was downgraded to a Category 3 storm, from a Category 4, as it began "curving to a more southerly track over inland Queensland," the Bureau of Meteorology said.
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An 220-year-old Barnard freshman was fatally stabbed just after nightfall on Wednesday during a mugging in a park near the college's Manhattan campus, the police and college officials said.
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One person was reported dead and another missing after a fishing boat with a crew of six capsized in strong winds, but there were no reports of major damage by nightfall.
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James Prudenciano and his date, Paige Paruso, were walking through Hartshorne Woods Park in Northern Monmouth County last week when they got lost after nightfall, the 28-year-old told NJ 12.
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Ossuarium Silhouettes Unhallowed harkens back to the early Peaceville Records days, when bands like Paradise Lost and My Dying Bride( as well as Nightfall-era Candlemass) married the melodic with the macabre.
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CAPE TOWN (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - It was after nightfall when the folded sheet of paper was slipped under the door of the Mission to Seafarers building in South Africa's Cape Town harbor.
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A second rule is that there is no class structure, even though Jansrud and his veteran teammate Svindal have combined to win 18 Olympic and world championship medals as of nightfall Thursday.
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The press office for the Civil Defense service said search and rescue efforts had been suspended after nightfall, but confirmed that seven people were killed and 17 people were injured and rescued.
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This season Ashwini Ramaswamy performs a solo from her evolving work "Nocturne," an exploration of nightfall in the Bharatanatyam tradition, while Kalanidhi Dance, directed by Anuradha Nehru, experiments with the Kuchipudi form.
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By nightfall, as voters continued to line up around New York, city officials said the crowds at some polling places reflected high interest in the election rather than serious problems with voting.
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" In the expletive-laden video for "Lavender (Nightfall Remix)," the faux Trump is held at gunpoint by the rapper, who then fires the weapon and causes a flag to pop out reading "Bang.
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It may have its origins in the Roman era: Cato the Younger would speak relentlessly to oppose a bill until sunset (the rules demanded that all Roman Senate business be concluded before nightfall).
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By nightfall the police and army had apparently been able to block the El Alto protesters from reaching the center of the city, though sirens and small explosions rang out across the city.
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The vice president had arrived at Bagram after nightfall, and darkness was also the only way to take a VIP like Pence on a 25-minute helicopter ride into the heart of Kabul.
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PARIS/BAMAKO (Reuters) - Thirteen French soldiers were killed in Mali when their helicopters collided at low altitude as they swooped in at nightfall to support ground forces engaged in combat with Islamist militants.
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Her first film with him, and her fourth overall, was "Les Cousins" in 1959, and many others followed, including "Les Biches" in 1968, "Just Before Nightfall" in 19883 and "Violette Nozière" in 1978.
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Successive explosions rocked Gaza City at nightfall and the streets emptied as warplanes struck dozens of sites that Israel said belonged to the military wing of Hamas, the Islamist group that controls Gaza.
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Sitting there just after nightfall on Wednesday for ensemble mise-en's program of music by the contemporary Italian composer Salvatore Sciarrino, my eyes at one point drifted from the players to the window.
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On Wednesday authorities appeared intent on avoiding clashes, though 10 arrests were made as protesters confronted police in riot gear on a highway outside the camp entrance before the officers retreated around nightfall.
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With nothing to do, nowhere to be and, because of the train's departure long after nightfall, nothing to really see, entertainment for a solo traveler like myself came from talking to other travelers.
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By nightfall, an elite special operations and tactical unit of the Serbian Police, known as the SAJ or the Special Anti-Terrorist Unit, had descended upon the remote Serbian village near the Romanian border.
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JoJo and Alex then walked away hand in hand, kissing, while Chad roamed the forest until nightfall, casually whistling in a way that makes the hair on the back of your neck stand up.
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This was going to be a night painting, he explained, a landscape, something he had glimpsed through the rear window of his car when he was driving in the Pennsylvania countryside just before nightfall.
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Carl Jones, 123, said that he had seen no hint of government response as of Thursday night — "only thing is the police came and said you've got to be inside" at nightfall, he said.
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DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania — After nightfall, when trash covers the streets of the busy Kariakoo market here, compactor trucks rumble along followed by men in green uniforms and women wearing skirts and rubber boots.
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One evening, as we rushed back to the hotel before nightfall and our agreed-upon curfew with the Times security team, I followed a flock of birds with my camera from the car window.
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What was clear by nightfall was that the cease-fire's desired outcome — a complete cessation of hostilities and the withdrawal of Kurdish troops from part of northern Syria — had not yet fully taken place.
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After nightfall on Tuesday, a damaged, empty stroller sat upright on the curb between the restaurant's side wall and the white S.U.V., which had its front wheels at an angle up on the sidewalk.
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The 400 guests perched on mirrored cubes amid the great stone ruins to watch the show after nightfall, the runway strafed by fire and lit by the flickering of iron candelabras with elaborate scrollwork.
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In Midtown on Thursday, the group will celebrate the release of their ninth studio album, "Nightfall," and kick off a six-month tour that includes back-to-back shows at the Apollo on Jan.
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The teens didn't return from the slopes at Whitewater Ski Resort in Nelson, British Columbia, so a 10-member volunteer team of Nelson Search and Rescue set out to track them down before nightfall.
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Back in Alexandria, Jessie, Sam, Ron and all the good characters continued their trek through the zombie horde drenched in the guts of the dead — a walk that somehow took them well into nightfall.
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The next phase of these confrontations invariably comes after nightfall, when the main front between protesters and police splinters into smaller skirmishes—a game of Whac-A-Mole played out on the city streets.
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Xbox Live eventually got Halo: Nightfall out of the deal, but in spite of the pedigree of being executive produced by Ridley Scott, that project was ultimately received as nothing more than a glorified webseries.
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Before nightfall, a delegation including the Military Chief of Staff General Sekou Toure and the heads of the Republican Guard, Special Forces and National Gendarmerie briefly entered the camp before leaving around 20 minutes later.
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Tear gas was used without much warning shortly after several hundred activists who had marched through Tai Po, in the north of the territory, had barricaded an intersection in the Tai Wai neighborhood around nightfall.
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On a Tel Aviv beach, part of a hotel-lined waterfront popular with tourists and residents, numerous matkot games were underway on Wednesday ahead of the official start of the independence day celebrations at nightfall.
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Philip Weiss snuck into the Bohemian Grove in 1987 and spent a few days mingling with the rich and powerful as they attended speeches, boozed it up from breakfast to nightfall, and urinated on trees.
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Ostensibly, the disruption and the ensuing national uproar were caused by a government prohibition on the carrying out of nonessential public works during the Sabbath, which falls from sundown on Friday to nightfall on Saturday.
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After nightfall, on the seafront, children play soccer under the palm trees while their fathers puff on water pipes and hunch over small glowing boxes — portable Wi-Fi hot spots — that offer an Internet fix.
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By nightfall, the plazas were lively with San Antonians from every walk of life: businessmen and politicians who worked nearby, Anglos and Tejanos, and cowboys, tourists, and musicians who filled the Texas air with song.
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By nightfall, a full picture of the situation was still coming into view, but the government reported that at least eight members of the security forces, as well as eight assailants, died in the attacks.
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While protests have remained peaceful during the day, small groups of people have become violent after nightfall, causing minor vandalism of local buildings and public property, including a few small businesses and the mayor's residence.
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But by nightfall, Mr. Trump was scheduling a lunch with Republicans at the White House, designed to pressure them to redouble their efforts to find agreement on a full-scale replacement, back where he started.
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But these momentary nuisances are offset by the divine things, like the calls of loons and hoot owls we heard at nightfall, and the perfect clarity of the night sky, unspoiled by artificial light pollution.
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In a scene that resembled the enormous pro-democracy demonstrations of 2014, the police used pepper spray to push back hundreds of protesters gathering after nightfall around the Chinese government's liaison office in the city.
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Even the floor-to-ceiling windows of the building's fifth floor have been overtaken by a riotously colorful composition from the artist Raúl de Nieves, which will be visible from the street after nightfall. Surprise!
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On paper, this 2000 Vin Diesel thriller looks very much like Alien or Aliens: a spacecraft crash-lands on a remote planet, and when nightfall comes, the crew comes under attack by the planet's native creatures.
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Over 360,000 homes and businesses were without electricity with another 100,000 outages expected by nightfall, Ireland's Electricity Supply Board said, describing it as an unprecedented event that would effect every part of the country for days.
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The exhibition also includes a number of blue paintings with voluptuous female nudes enveloped in water or the deep indigos and cobalt of nightfall; the ebb, flow, and reverberation of waves conceal and reveal the figure.
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ABIDJAN, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Heavy gunfire erupted after nightfall on Wednesday in Ivory Coast's second port city of San Pedro, residents said, as two weeks of unrest and military revolts showed no sign of letting up.
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By nightfall, a massive air, sea and land search by multiple law enforcement, search and rescue agencies, as well as hundreds of volunteers, garnered worldwide attention, but ultimately would turn up no trace of the boys.
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She told employees at Woodmore, where an orange crate of plush Fuzzy Friends sat in the school office after nightfall, that she planned to return with an animal for every student by day's end on Tuesday.
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CreditCreditMeghan Dhaliwal for The New York Times CACHICHIRA, Bolivia — The hunt began at nightfall under a crescent moon and with a chorus of frogs, which suddenly went silent when the rifles fired and the thrashing erupted.
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By nightfall, about 100 people staged a sit-in directly in front of the police cordon near the university, including women who were said to be mothers of trapped protesters, sobbing and being comforted by others.
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By day, security forces have generally used only restrained force against large numbers of protesters, but after nightfall violence has surged as the ranks of demonstrators have dwindled and drawn more frequent volleys of tear gas.
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By nightfall on July 275, a reception committee of three Market Time vessels took their positions five miles from the cape, waiting for the trawler to cross the 290-mile limit into South Vietnam's territorial waters.
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This year, the event's sixth, it takes a small army of 400 actors, 120 makeup artists and a host of other staff to transforming the venue every nightfall into a scene straight out of a horror movie.
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Authorities closed off several blocks around the police headquarters Sunday afternoon in anticipation of the demonstration, which followed two days of nonviolent marches that devolved after nightfall when small groups turned violent on Friday and Saturday nights.
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Due to poor weather conditions and nightfall, authorities postponed the helicopter rescue until the next morning, leaving the remaining 33 passengers suspended in the cable cars overnight with five rescuers providing them with blankets, food and water.
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By nightfall, the protesters were leaving Parliament and gathering in another section of the Green Zone: Celebration Square, an area with a famous statue of giant crossed swords that was once a parade ground for Saddam Hussein.
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After nightfall on a recent Friday, Alexei and Hay hosted several guests at their apartment, while five-year-old Ruth and three-year-old Solomon—whom Alexei calls Zalman, the Yiddish variation—ran around the living room.
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The Camp Fire, which broke out on Thursday at the edge of the Plumas National Forest northeast of Sacramento, has since blackened more than 90,000 acres and was only 5 percent contained as of nightfall on Friday.
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In the Atlanta area, where temperatures were hovering around freezing on Wednesday but were expected to plunge into the teens after nightfall, doctors said they had been seeing an unusual number of patients with weather-related emergencies.
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Properties have blackout shades that open to natural light in the morning (residents can set a designated time), and in the evening the shades automatically close, and lights in the home gradually dim to simulate nightfall outside.
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It was a far cry from two summers ago, when a last-minute evacuation stretched past nightfall before flooding from Hurricane Irma submerged golf carts, soaked rooms and caused $500 million in damage at the nursing home.
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Among these is Nightfall, a company whose tech scans structured and unstructured data in hundreds of apps for sensitive information that it then acts to secure, and which launched publicly last month with $20.3 million in funding.
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Rescuers spent an entire day trying to cut free the 80-foot-long (24-meter-long) whale on Monday, ending the operation around nightfall, and hoped for a second chance at disentangling the distressed animal, authorities said.
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The gathering, which is based on Viking tradition but actually only dates back to the 1880s, saw the festival leader - the Guizer Jarl - bring his squad of armed men through the town before reaching the ship after nightfall.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Some 36,000 homes and businesses in British Columbia lost power due to ice storms in western Canada on Saturday, and workers rushed to restore service before nightfall as forecasters predicted extremely cold temperatures across the nation.
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CreditCreditLynsey Addario for The New York Times DOHUK, Iraq — Locked inside a room where the only furniture was a bed, the 203-year-old learned to fear the sunset, because nightfall started the countdown to her next rape.
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But by nightfall on Thursday, what had been a search for food took a more menacing turn, as groups of people, some of them armed, swooped in and took whatever of value was left: electronics, appliances and vehicles.
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Many residents queued at the harbor till nightfall, trying to secure boats to transport their families from the island to the city, said Megan Chapman, co-director of the Justice & Empowerment Initiatives, a nonprofit that assists poor communities.
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The rains, which drenched the lower half of Brazil's main coffee belt along the border between São Paulo and Minas Gerais states from dawn until nightfall on Wednesday, suspended harvesting of the tail end of the current crop.
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But by nightfall it had become the site of a made-up massacre, and by the morning that fake massacre was being lampooned across the internet and even had a fake donations site set up in its name.
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Smoke billowing into the sky during a Reuters visit on Monday blotted out the sun in central districts hours before nightfall, producing an apocalyptic scene in this desert settlement which lacks electricity amid 49 degree Celsius (120°F) temperatures.
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PARIS, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Wearing his trademark sunglasses even at nightfall, Karl Lagerfeld gave the Champs Elysee a fashionable start to the holiday shopping season as the Chanel designer turned on Christmas lights on the Parisian avenue on Thursday.
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Unlike the Balkan Express from Istanbul, this would be a day trip: slowly chugging out of Sofia as the city still seemed to be waking up, we were due to be in the Serbian capital of Belgrade by nightfall.
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Then again, maybe humans will wipe out 99 percent of all biodiversity on Earth and be completely fine, comfortably reading the New York Times in our domes while waiting for nightfall so we can scavenge for nutritious swamp lichens.
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The operation to rescue the remaining eight boys - some as young as 11 and weak swimmers - and the coach was called off at nightfall until Monday to give the divers time to replenish oxygen supplies and ensure all preparations were complete.
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By nightfall, the province&aposs health directorate had recorded 204 civilians killed and 180 wounded, according to local official Hassan Omar, making it the single bloodiest day for the province since the 2011 national revolt that sparked the ongoing civil war.
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Traffic clogs the streets from dawn until well after nightfall—kita tua di jalan ("We grow old in the streets"), complain the city's eternally harried drivers—and people from every corner of Indonesia cram into every available corner of the city.
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Nightfall — which integrates with and then automatically scans structured and unstructured data that appears in apps like Slack, GitHub, AWS and hundreds more for sensitive information, which it then acts to secure — is launching publicly today with $20.3 million in funding.
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He crossed the river earlier in the day to buy supplies and check in with his old workplace but was returning before nightfall to his neighborhood, where Iraqi forces are now in charge but mortars fired by Islamic State still land.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A second night of protests set off by the police killing of a black man spiraled into chaos and violence after nightfall here Wednesday when a demonstration was interrupted by gunfire that gravely wounded a man in the crowd.
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The plan, he told CNN, was to get search and rescue teams, as well as medical personnel and basic supplies such as water and plastic sheeting, to the island by nightfall Wednesday, with more relief flights to begin Thursday morning.
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Some of the city's best beer and brochettes (chargrilled meat on a skewer, the de facto national dish of Rwanda) can now be found in Remera, and come nightfall, the city's hardest-partying revelers are crowding dance floors until sunrise.
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After nightfall Chapo Guzmán is frog marched in front of the media at Mexico City airport and then flown in a caravan of helicopters to the maximum-security Altiplano Prison — the same prison that he had escaped from on July 11.
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He sets beef neck bones to boil with star anise, goji berries, doubanjiang (fermented bean paste) and prickly ash, along with a half-dozen herbs that double as Chinese medicine, and keeps stirring the broth over a low flame until nightfall.
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It was after nightfall, and I can remember the lights up ahead of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge–Tunnel, the long roadway that spans the mouth of the bay, accentuating the wave action of our boat relative to the dipping horizon.
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By nightfall Arab leaders were frantically trying to rally their supporters, mosques were broadcasting appeals from minaret loudspeakers, and a last-minute surge of participation seemed to materialize in some predominantly Arab towns, though that was not captured in exit polls.
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By nightfall, the Ukrainian town of Novi Sanzhary, population 221,214, would be turned upside down, thrust into a state of panic and chaos stemming from residents' fears that the novel coronavirus was going to bring death to this previously unheralded backwater.
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The four extra holes forced the pair to finish after nightfall and under the lights at Shadow Creek Golf Course, but the most dramatic development of this exhibition match might have been the faltering of its pay-per-view coverage.
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Mustafa Bali, an SDF spokesman, said the evacuation would be completed on Friday, with thousands of civilians still inside the pocket from an estimated 7,000 at the start of the day, though by nightfall it was unclear if it had been completed.
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But a pair of pictures painted at the house where Wood stayed during the show — "The Artist's Cottage near Paris," a sunny day scene, and "Little House by Night," a shadowy, brooding image of the house after nightfall — again suggest a mental disquiet.
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Sharing the program are Gavin Bryars's "The Other Side of the River," Peter Garland's "Apple Blossom" and David T. Little's "Haunt of Last Nightfall," a musical investigation of the gruesome El Mozote massacre, which took place in 1981 during the Salvadoran civil war.
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At nightfall she unfolds her canny wings and skitters to her work, sweeping through the skies, circling under the streetlights, clearing the air of moths whose larvae eat our trees, sweeping up all the whining, stinging creatures we swat at in the dark.
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Under a decades-old, delicate agreement to maintain the status quo between Israel's secular and religious sectors, the public transportation system, including the state-owned railway, is largely dormant for the duration of the Sabbath, from sundown on Friday to nightfall on Saturday.
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Each roughly half an hour, "AGENCY" and "Haunt of Last Nightfall" (2010), the two halves of a Composer Portrait devoted to Mr. Little, 40, at Miller on Thursday, were written around the same time as "Dog Days," and you can hear the resemblance.
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At nightfall, aided by tourist guidebooks to New York he had brought along, he surfaced and followed the southern shore of Long Island and Queens, glimpsing the lights of homes and cars in the Rockaways and the illuminated Ferris wheel at Coney Island.
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But at nightfall, the Forest Spirit's neck stretches toward the sky, and as the god grows, eventually looming above the treetops, it also becomes transparent, a kind of massive bipedal salamander, its back fringed with a frill of fins, stalking through the dark.
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Yet only a year later, the government embarked on Operation Cleanup, in which soldiers and the police arrested over 6,000 women — whose ranks included former combatants — after claiming that the women were prostitutes because they had dared to move about unaccompanied after nightfall.
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These milestones are fixed — complete the variable nightfall strike, run a number of collaborative public events, play a handful of Crucible multiplayer matches — and they create a sensible flow for players to hop on, work toward something concrete, and sign off when they need to.
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So, while Israelis can drive their cars or catch a plane from Ben Gurion airport on their holy day of rest, public bus companies, Israel Rail and the national flag-carrier, El Al, must cease services from sundown on Friday afternoon until nightfall on Saturday.
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The bike ride, which includes a ferry ride to and from the newish location in Jersey City, should take at least four hours (but most likely several more, depending on where you live), so start by noon if you want to finish before nightfall.
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The evolving nightfall Simply brings up dark Echoes of the dead, And a spectrum of endless possibilities From the psychedelic depths Of the introspective moments In the light of the moon, Quiet and reflective, In stark contrast to The primal, orchestrated chaos Of the day.
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CreditCreditStephen Hiltner/The New York Times By the time the tiny hut came into view, nestled high in a corrie in Scotland's 22000,22010-square-mile Cairngorms National Park, I'd trekked for nearly nine miles, three of which, regrettably, I'd had to navigate after nightfall.
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"Haunt of Last Nightfall," for percussion quartet and electronics, takes its story from the 1981 El Mozote massacre in El Salvador by soldiers trained by the United States military; "AGENCY," for string quartet and electronics, is a work about secrecy, itself written using ciphers.
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The changes covered offenses that are governed by the city, rather than by state law, and included having an open container of alcohol, littering, making unreasonable noise, public urination and a range of park offenses that includes remaining in a public park after nightfall.
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The small study of 32 obese men and women, half of whom had a habit of binge eating, suggests that satiety hormones may be lower during the evening hours, while hunger hormones rise toward nightfall and may be stoked even higher by stressful situations.
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PHILADELPHIA — Several demonstrations pulsed through the Democrats' convention host city here on Tuesday after the party formally nominated Hillary Clinton for president, attracting at least 1,000 people by nightfall as angered Bernie Sanders voters joined supporters of the Black Lives Matter movement for a wide-scale march.
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By nightfall, as more explosives were discovered addressed to Representative Maxine Waters, a California Democrat, and Eric H. Holder Jr., an attorney general under Mr. Obama, the fact-free explanation had gelled: The bombs were props, planted by Democratic operatives and amplified by a biased liberal media.
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"There were several other victims that were seen by the divers - between four and six - that are still between the wreckage, but due to the position of the boat they were unable to be recovered before nightfall," Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown told a news conference.
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The wishes come out badly: having wings (they get stranded on top of a church tower at nightfall); being rich (nobody trusts their gold pieces and they're nearly arrested); being gorgeous (nobody recognizes them, which they find distressing); having the house besieged by warriors (difficulties obvious).
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By nightfall the Kurdish military leadership said its forces remained in a "defensive position" in the places they had been deployed when the cease-fire was agreed — contradicting Turkish and American claims that they had started to retreat, as required by the terms of the deal.
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ISRAEL TO LAUNCH ITS FIRST SPACECRAFT TO THE MOON While separated by 2 degrees on the East Coast, Venus and the Moon appeared almost touching to Washington state residents as the Moon moved to within a half degree of Venus at nightfall along the West Coast, the magazine reported.
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It was also intended to prove, in a walk-and-chew-gum kind of way, that he could multitask even when facing withering political fire — unveiling a serious policy proposal on guns early Wednesday in Las Vegas, then pivoting to a sharp political attack by nightfall in the north.
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At the main anti-war rally in Tokyo's Yoyogi Park, near the Olympic pool, a crowd estimated at 80,000 by the organizers and at 20,000 by police gathered at nightfall under umbrellas and red banners in a heavy rain to listen to anti-American and anti-government speeches.
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And by nightfall Sunday, this city of more than 60,000, which would have been spared the cyclical political circus if it were across the Missouri River in Nebraska, seemed grateful that the 2016 presidential candidates would not soon return to educate voters who are disinclined to enroll in the tradition.
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The so-called Skirball Fire, which erupted early on Wednesday as the latest in a rash of major blazes fueled by hot, dry Santa Ana winds, had burned about 150 acres near large estates in the Bel-Air neighborhood of Los Angeles by nightfall and was only 5 percent contained.
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TP-Link HD Security Cam with Night Vision for $37 ($13 off): Whether you're trying to keep your home safe or spy on nocturnal animals creeping through your yard, the TP-Link Kasa Spot is a good way to keep an eye on the exterior of your home after nightfall.
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Nightfall has built machine learning models to scan all of this, detect the data and then either provide automatic actions or options for manual actions to take on it: typically, the options are either to delete, redact or quarantine the data, or notify the relevant teams to take appropriate actions.
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The bushfires have consumed more than a million hectares of land and damaged or destroyed 12 more homes on Tuesday, taking the toll to at least 150 so far The worst of the weather was not expected until later in the evening or closer to nightfall, as winds whip up.
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" By nightfall, Hamilton had already sketched out a scheme for rotating 3-D arrows: He showed that these could be thought of as simplified quaternions created by setting a, the real part, equal to zero and keeping just the imaginary components i, j and k — a trio for which Hamilton invented the word "vector.
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The Jim Crow South was undeniably dangerous, but African-American travelers faced widespread discrimination almost everywhere in North America — from the embarrassment of being refused service at gas stations, motels and restaurants to far more perilous situations, such as being arrested at night in "sundown towns," which enforced a ban on African-Americans by nightfall.
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The custom is to collect your shell, retire alone to the cover of a nearby shadow, take the entirety at one draft and then spit the particulate remnants; by nightfall, when even the city is blanketed in thick dark, the only regular sounds are the screech of the fruit bat and the hock of spit.
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