That includes Orajel Medicated Teething Gel, Orajel Medicated Nighttime Teething Gel, Orajel Medicated Daytime & Nighttime Teething Twin Pack and Orajel Medicated Teething Swabs.
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If only Samsung would let nighttime scenes look like nighttime (instead of trying to create unrealistic day-like exposures), I'd say this is the best camera for casual photography.
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" At nighttime, she says, "Look at the stars. Look!
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Jake Gyllenhaal is opening up about his daily nighttime rituals.
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I heard of folks that only go out at nighttime.
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Just check out that nighttime cityscape for a clear example.
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Luckily, Suzy Snooze is here to improve your nighttime ritual.
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Plus, you can always add a nighttime twist to jeans.
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The Times Square of The Deuce comes alive at nighttime.
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Falcon Heavy is scheduled for its first nighttime launch tonight.
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Total tab for Meyers nighttime cleansing and hydrating skin routine?
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The wedding was complete with a spectacular nighttime fireworks show.
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There's also research that shows high nighttime temperatures disrupt sleep.
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"It's been very hard, especially at nighttime," she told TODAY.
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Nighttime trips to the bathroom don't normally elicit much thought.
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She described the nighttime ambush that cut her stay short.
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Animals big and small will go into their nighttime routines.
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I needed the project buildings and I needed nighttime action.
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After what seems like the longest day ever, it's nighttime.
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I get home and do my nighttime skin care routine.
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Operators can also apply for nighttime flights under the rule.
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The downside is the area's heavy traffic and nighttime noise.
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"At nighttime is usually when -- I'm missing home," Vedder said.
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Kramer says pets get confused and will think it's nighttime.
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At home, we almost immediately dive into his nighttime routine.
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And, can you blame feeling crazy on the nighttime sky?
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Then you come back at nighttime for a 7 p.m.
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But they also underscore a growing problem: increasing nighttime temperatures.
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Shower, nighttime skincare routine, and it's lights out by 45.36.
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Behold the rat snake gliding silently through the nighttime weeds.
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I opt for the nighttime tour and buy three tickets.
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It's really eerie to walk around the prison at nighttime.
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A concurrent syndicated nighttime version lasted until the next year.
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The heat also appears to be changing nighttime fire behavior.
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"I have a pretty consistent nighttime routine," Ms. Shain said.
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I catch up with C., nighttime routine, and pass out.
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The show explores the sober attitudes towards nighttime revelry, too.
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It had a faux nighttime New York skyline behind him.
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I'm a nighttime clown, and I'm a lot more vulgar.
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Because soon leisure time and nighttime became commodities to monetize.
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By nighttime, I was carefree and having a grand time.
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Nighttime is usually when I fall victim to the scroll.
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I shower, do my nighttime routine, and get in bed.
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That submission was not referenced in the unusual nighttime orders.
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Gossip Girl fandom had become my favorite nighttime soap instead.
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Nighttime tales seemed to speak to a different human need.
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"You can't come at nighttime because it's too scary," she said.
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However, for nighttime readers, that price point could theoretically be justified.
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Spoiler: These lists are not as intense as our nighttime regimens.
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The ministry said 43 insurgents were killed in the nighttime battle.
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At home, I do my nighttime routine and head to bed.
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I do my nighttime skincare routine and quickly head to sleep.
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I shower, do my nighttime skincare routine, and get in bed.
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I shower, do my nighttime routine, and settle in to read.
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E-mails at nighttime for the next day, like 10 p.m.
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Sabara also danced with traditional Polynesian dancers at a nighttime dinner.
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The black one could be either a nighttime or daytime look.
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Epcot will also be getting a new nighttime spectacular called Harmonious.
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A chill is in the air, and nighttime is arriving earlier.
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It even transitions nicely into nighttime if you add some jewelry.
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S. Coast GuardLong exposure shots always make nighttime scenes look futuristic.
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Clooney's brought in a nighttime bartender to help with the crowds.
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The park is also known for its nighttime activities in summer.
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I take a shower, do my nighttime routine, and pass out.
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You can arrange for a nighttime hunt for a human being.
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Try draping it over your shoulders for a chic nighttime look!
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Sadly, the nighttime sky couldn't show off the property's leafy courtyard.
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I go to bed and never wash my face at nighttime.
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Doing daytime is far harder than theatre or nighttime or film.
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In the nighttime I can take one of those burgers, easy.
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President Obama is apparently very particular about his nighttime snack routine.
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The systems performed even worse during nighttime when there's less light.
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"Sappy nighttime birthday poem for @colesprouse," she wrote in the caption.
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Winner: Galaxy S7 Edge Nighttime shots are always tricky to take.
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The S7 Edge aced the selfie, low-light and nighttime tests.
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It got so dark outside, it felt like it was nighttime.
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By nighttime, it was clear Mr. Maduro would hold onto power.
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The new moon arrives when her nighttime snack is finally consumed.
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For most of the country, a nighttime curfew has been lifted.
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Either way, neither of these cameras are great for nighttime captures.
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It's nighttime snack time, not to be confused with dessert time.
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It seems that challenging gender norms isn't just her nighttime job.
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From 2009 to 2018, nighttime pedestrian deaths went up by 67%.
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Maybe nighttime at your house is more peaceful than at hers?
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But not exactly nighttime—more like an eclipse, a total solar.
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"If you want pain at nighttime, eat at bedtime," he said.
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After my nighttime routine, I crawl into bed missing my man.
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Nighttime lows are mostly in the 30s (except near 40 downtown).
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But that wasn't the only familiar thing about her nighttime look.
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Could your nighttime rituals be hurting your slumber more than helping?
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TB isn't the only medical condition associated with nighttime sweating, however.
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It is nighttime, and a sudden wind rushes through the trees.
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In earlier centuries, Europeans seem to have slept in two nighttime blocks.
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And I have had the same nighttime regimen since I was 19.
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"This is especially true if nighttime low temperatures stay hot," Miller said.
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Our planet, therefore, is even brighter at nighttime than the data suggests.
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I shower, do my normal nighttime routine, and read until around 12.
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This happened offscreen, but at nighttime, all the boys race each other.
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One of the key variables to watch will be nighttime low temperatures.
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And if it's nighttime, my favorite is Mario Badescu Seaweed Night Cream.
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It's time to stop boxing your miniskirts into the nighttime-only category.
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And by nighttime, Mike Flynn had decided it was best to resign.
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Following the nighttime ceremony, cut loose at a candlelit reception in Fantasyland.
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Get familiar with the concept of a "record-high nighttime low" temperature.
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We're working daytime doing Tracker and we're working nighttime doing the magazine.
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Nothing can keep pregnant Hilaria Baldwin from practicing her nighttime yoga routine.
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AbigailThe guy from The Curious incident of the dog in the nighttime.
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Some are drawn towards nighttime, while others prefer to enjoy their mornings.
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Nighttime use of electronic media looks partly to blame, according to research.
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A woman rejoices aboard the Responder, rescued from a harrowing nighttime crossing.
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Be a nighttime vegetarian: Aim to eliminate meat from dinner on weekdays.
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The best image of his trip was of a nighttime gas station.
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Ruslan Pilipenko, the commander of this position, said of the nighttime fighting.
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An attempted return to nighttime news photography proved beyond his physical energies.
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This helps them avoid nighttime snacking, which can improve quality of sleep.
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I wear it daytime and nighttime, which I think is really nice.
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I couldn't get comfortable in bed, and every nighttime sound seemed amplified.
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Instead, he suggested that I accompany him on a nighttime bombing run.
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After a few months, I wasn't so afraid of these nighttime visits.
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Say nighttime is only for sleeping, not for tantrums or waking Mama.
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As a frequent nighttime bathroom visitor, the blue nightlight was especially nice.
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Nighttime is unmanageable, we're just about all the way into it now.
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My nighttime cream is a little heavier than the one for day.
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The vision haunted the nighttime hours of the dreamer for 16 years.
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We had extraordinarily high winds, we had fire, and it was nighttime.
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And then I wanted a couple ways to upgrade it for nighttime.
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Atlanta banned nighttime riding this summer following a string of scooter deaths.
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And, of course, there's also a blue LED light for nighttime guidance.
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Towards nighttime on the first day, it got a bit more hectic.
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The nighttime low temperature there will hover around 100 degrees each day.
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The control knobs are illuminated with LED lights for nighttime grilling, too.
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And the Mets' offense produced enough firepower to overcome the nighttime chill.
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Nighttime is when the lifeguards go home, and the sharks come out.
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L.A. Live is home to a number of popular nighttime entertainment options.
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I finally do my nighttime routine and pass out around 9:113.
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The saloon is used for nighttime events, like panel discussions and mixers.
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You also got Google's software-powered nighttime photography and a headphone jack.
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I do my nighttime routine and remember to take my magnesium supplement.
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I make myself a nighttime tea (Higher Living Organic Sweet Dreams ($5).
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A popular attraction is nighttime kayaking in a bioluminescent bay in Fajardo.
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" Holmes responds, "To the curious incident of the dog in the nighttime.
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On several occasions, he has had to cancel the nighttime Delicacy Tour.
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NIGHTTIME NEWS Sunday evenings are for reading, usually The New York Times.
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At nighttime, children were seen sleeping on concrete floors under glaring lights.
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It's here that the Nighttime Industries Association (NTIA) step into the picture.
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Saying "Siri, play romantic music," should turn on Obama's nighttime summer playlist. 2.
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I do my usual nighttime routine before heading to sleep around 11:30.
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The family engaged in other classic tourist activities, including a nighttime rickshaw tour.
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In the video above, we asked her to share her nighttime skin routine.
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I also work in my studio on video projects, especially for nighttime shooting.
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Some 19723 hours later, the blaze had burned 21972,210 acres, prompting nighttime evacuations.
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A couple of those plants have integrated energy storage, offering nighttime solar power.
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Water birds like egrets stopped feeding and took off for their nighttime roosts.
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" He added: "This combination of festival, party, nighttime, art, extravaganza, goes together well.
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I've always subscribed to the "less is more" philosophy with my nighttime routine.
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Some proper nighttime shots have been added near the end of this preview.
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I'm on general assignment this week but I volunteer to transition to nighttime.
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This year's events take place on April 23 hours before the nighttime gala.
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Eventually, the Indians try to evict the snipers in a disastrous nighttime counterattack.
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All becomes clear in a new World of Color nighttime show called Villainous!
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If that sounds odd, then her nighttime ritual is not for the squeamish.
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I take a shower and a dose of nighttime cold medicine before bed.
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It's pretty cool to see the magma glowing beside Sicily's nighttime lights, though.
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The same reports state the nighttime sights can reach 3.5 kilometers (2.17 miles).
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You should also avoid being in the water at nighttime, dawn, or dusk.
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The threat of the male in nighttime goes further than just thuggish generalizations.
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Ed, a lot going on back home where it&aposs nighttime, 225:225.
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A video caught a pup riding a pony for a leisurely nighttime stroll.
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By the time Candy stops crying, Las Vegas is fully ensconced in nighttime.
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Keep your nighttime favorites and the products you rely on for an a.m.
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These were then packed with firecrackers that exploded in a crowded nighttime ceremony.
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Interestingly, nighttime trawling for secondhand garb is quite popular: 9 to 10 p.m.
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Low nighttime temperatures, rain and rough terrain made finding the toddler quickly imperative.
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Suspicions have kept the doors locked during nighttime service and rehearsals and meetings.
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"Dewdney gives a wonderfully fresh twist to a familiar nighttime ritual," Booklist wrote.
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Some neighborhoods look like war zones after nighttime pillaging of bakeries and warehouses.
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He would later lead the first nighttime mission from a carrier on Nov.
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But it gets better because what's not to love about a nighttime tweetstorm?
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However, they block even more blue light, making them ideal for nighttime reading.
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Tickets for the nighttime portion will be available when that program is announced.
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Secret Food Tours has a nighttime food crawl of Montmartre and South Pigalle.
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Weather, higher seas and darkness made nighttime searching difficult, the AP report noted.
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Napping has been found to improve the overall quality of even nighttime sleep.
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They offer protection against cranky weather and nighttime bear worries (real and imagined).
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Nighttime shift work is linked to obesity, diabetes, some cancers and heart disease.
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"Reputation for me was cityscape-nighttime-darkness … like full swamp witch," she said.
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Indeed, even members of the group differed in their opinions about nighttime shutdowns.
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But the language he used to get there is cheesy, like nighttime television.
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But even for him, the nighttime tweet on Tuesday was a head-turner.
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I think I am an optimist by day and a pessimist by nighttime.
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He also has a nighttime argument about decline, racial resentment and ethnic hatred.
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It is nighttime and the fans have all gone home after the game.
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Countertime Tetrapeptide Supreme Cream, available at Beautycounter, $89I love this Beautycounter nighttime cream.
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Their crude light fixtures cast an eerie, nighttime glow on the desolate alleys.
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Mr. Berkowitz had terrified the city in a yearlong string of nighttime shootings.
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Nighttime skincare routine consists of Cosmedix rapid renewal serum and Cosmedix intensive moisturizer.
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Both his brown uniform and brown van completely disappeared into the nighttime void.
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Piano black trim was also plentiful, with turquoise mood lights for nighttime cruising.
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I take my nighttime supplements (zinc, magnesium, multivitamin, Vitex) and head to bed.
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One engine flew into the sea, according to nighttime images from the site.
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While daytime temperatures have been extreme, some nighttime temperatures have also hit records.
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At the end, I took part in a nighttime battle on Mount Harriet.
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But transitioning to nighttime means going back to a garage, toggling it to "night" when you leave, waiting for the nighttime version of the city to load, and then driving back out across the city to different event starting locations.
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Both were due to most often from an over-the-counter nighttime mouthguard called The Doctor's Nightguard (that's not what Suzuki says she used, but it's also a hard nighttime mouthguard), and there are likely others that have not been reported.
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It starts innocently enough: you're just a young boy traipsing through a nighttime forest.
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Our nighttime skin care is so much more than a routine — it's a ritual.
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That's a shame since nighttime is when I really need to track my breathing.
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Rodriguez relishes simple pleasures: walking alone to a nighttime party; finding soap at pharmacies.
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Nearly 40 remained stable, with only 16 countries experiencing decreasing rates of nighttime illumination.
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Sleep in your regular nighttime clothes, drink the same tea, read the same book.
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I go through my nighttime routine and then fall asleep to an ASMR video.
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"We would not have the nighttime scenes without the digital dynamic range," said Myers.
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Help never arrived, but Ohman felt relief when rain fell from the nighttime sky.
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If slumping down and with left eye look out window: Nighttime farms fly by.
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I head home, where I promptly do my nighttime skincare routine and fall asleep.
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During nighttime hours and on weekends, they can almost anticipate an influx of patients.
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Read More:The Best Nighttime Skin-Care RoutineAre You Applying Your Skin-Care Products Correctly?
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That's really benefited the system, so it works in nighttime, rainy Michigan situations, etc.
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Listen to the tracks on the White House Spotify links here: daytime and nighttime.
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Other than serving as nighttime eye candy, the Humanity Star has no scientific purpose.
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Once when his mother struggled, the young boy looked up at the nighttime sky.
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Nighttime missions are considered far more difficult and dangerous than those in the daytime.
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Playing with nighttime captures using the iPhone's wide-angle (left) and telephoto (right) lenses.
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Last week, new NOAA/NASA nighttime satellite photos were released of the wildfires spreading.
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We want to have an evening and nighttime economy where all communities are welcome.
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A source previously told PEOPLE the two "are dating" after their nighttime summer date.
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Nighttime exercise delays the release of melatonin, which is necessary to go to sleep.
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But what happens if nighttime temperatures don't drop, as happens during a heat wave?
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By nighttime she finally came upon a man in a woman in a house.
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But taking a break from your digital devices isn't just reserved for the nighttime.
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KCNA reported on Kim Jong Un's nighttime tour of downtown Singapore on Monday night.
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Buddha Bar, a lounge, is another popular nighttime spot for those attending the show.
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It's also silent, making it good for neighborhood nighttime deliveries, according to the automaker.
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Law enforcement officials said the arrangement facilitated Mr. Moseley's nighttime prowls and criminal activities.
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Get home and do my usual nighttime routine of cleansing my face and moisturizing.
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It's also good for men in the nighttime… if you know what I mean.
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The steady nighttime breathing that could be exhaling who knows what kinds of microbes.
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It's the "daytime" approach to nighttime, and it's the key to looking effortlessly amazing.
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Many of them predicted the bees would confuse totality for nighttime and stop flying.
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Finally, the CW remake of the classic '80s nighttime soap opera "Dynasty" premieres tomorrow.
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A bear and a wolf, out for nighttime walks, hike through snowy winter vistas.
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Adidas launched a new sneaker designed for nighttime runners, aptly named the Nite Jogger.
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Alas, during our nighttime excursions, we failed to see a single unidentified flying object.
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At the same time, however, value of the nighttime economy has never been higher.
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The video clip, a nighttime bus ride through barren Warsaw, grows far more sinister.
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I do my nighttime skin-care routine and lie in bed scrolling through Instagram.
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It is partly to my bodyguards that I owe my nighttime street photography expeditions.
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Jews in hiding, like the Polaks, feared the Nazis' nighttime raids demanding their papers.
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Change the screen to the nighttime setting and dim it to the lowest setting.
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I do my nighttime face routine — remove makeup, wash my face, and PM moisturizer.
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A pregnant woman's desperate nighttime walk through a haunted forest feels breath-stoppingly real.
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I read again at night before falling asleep, but nighttime reading is for fun.
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Student Opinion Writers, monks and artists have toiled away in the nighttime for centuries.
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Who's responsible for a series of mysterious, nighttime drone events over Colorado and Nebraska?
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The two reunite; Hard Ass invites Huck along for a nighttime massacre of Lakotas.
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There's no power to run the oxygen machine he needs for nighttime breathing treatments.
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Harvey Karp: When things are going well, nighttime tuck-ins are a pure pleasure.
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When it was warm enough, you came with your nighttime show, costing us nothing.
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Nighttime scenes set at the beach are bathed in the dusky blue of the ocean.
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The nighttime stars shining start to seem a little less extraordinary, a little less new.
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Nighttime satellite imagery captured over Southern California shows contrast between 12/3 and 12/6.
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I walk the pup at about midnight, do my nighttime routine, and crawl into bed.
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I feel exhausted when it's done and do a quick nighttime routine before falling asleep.
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Even though the dark "Kiss & Grind" venue gives nighttime vibes, it's very much still daylight.
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When they all align, the sky becomes really dark, like nighttime dark, during the day.
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So NASA made the decision to turn them off during the nighttime to save energy.
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But now nighttime temperatures could plunge to negative 23 degrees Fahrenheit (negative 105 degrees Celsius).
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There's been very little published about nighttime pollinators, like certain moths and beetles, until now.
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I follow up with my Origins cleanser and put on a nighttime lotion by Fresh.
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I go through my nighttime routine of cleansing with micellar water and putting on moisturizer.
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The day I found something, that would mean that my nighttime ramblings, they had purpose.
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I end my nighttime routine with witch hazel toner and slather my face in Aquaphor.
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It features both a bright white and nighttime yellow mode, similar to Apple's Night Shift.
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If that daytime event was about white supremacy, the nighttime event was about white power.
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Some at Thursday&aposs nighttime march carried candles as city lights twinkled on the water.
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There are also free nighttime multimedia events in the Beer Garden in Brooklyn Bridge Park.
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Then I get ready for bed and take my pup outside for his nighttime pee.
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Speaking with CNBC, Bhattacharya likened the rise to the top to a nighttime highway drive.
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While that's cooking, I do my nighttime routine of washing my face, retinol, and moisturizer.
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There isn't a full set of lights, so nighttime flights are at your own risk.
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"I would do a lot of nighttime snacking and snacking during the day," says Ball.
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The nighttime temperature is the most perfect you've ever experienced, and you fall asleep easily.
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Many fans said they could barely tell what was happening during the nighttime fight scenes.
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I did not bring special gear, just heavy hiking boots and warm clothes for nighttime.
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In training with the KGB, she is in the middle of a nighttime practice mission.
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It's nighttime now, and because you've paced yourself, it feels as if you're just beginning.
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This year, Disneyland has introduced a new nighttime party inspired by "The Nightmare Before Christmas."
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ABC's new nighttime soap, Grand Hotel, puts a new spin on the upstairs-downstairs concept.
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Outside his nighttime rally in Kansas City, police used pepper spray during standoffs with crowds.
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If it's nighttime, zigzag through the burning metal drums until you reach the silhouetted crowd.
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With few exceptions, growth in nighttime light was observed throughout South America, Africa and Asia.
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It was nighttime-level dark, which meant my camera wasn't able to function very well.
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It was nighttime, but the light was on and I was sitting on the floor.
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Simply cutting back on nighttime snacking may give you more of an appetite for breakfast.
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Then he sent her a series of personal nighttime texts, including one at 10 p.m.
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By the time she plunges into the nighttime ocean, she seems wholly like herself again.
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Inching blindly through an entrance hallway, I found (or lost) myself within a daylong nighttime.
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The latter elevated the look, giving it a nighttime vibe that suited the awards show.
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Just when you thought it was safe to play nighttime tennis without earplugs, think again.
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It was nighttime in Tiberias, a dilapidated Israeli resort town, and I was feeling flustered.
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Moira tells Patrick she thinks David's "nighttime oopsy daisy" was caused by pre-wedding jitters.
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The nighttime celebration will usher in the Year of the Rooster with floats and firecrackers.
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Juliette needed her epiphany, too, so we got the nighttime rendezvous again from Noah's perspective.
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Hundreds of infants had died on the nighttime drive to the camp, aid groups said.
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It's 212:216, with no indication of daytime or nighttime, and the circus has arrived.
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Come nighttime, unplug the alarm clock and other electronics that emit sleep-disrupting artificial light.
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It is daytime in the left panel of the diptych and nighttime in the right.
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Tuesday's nighttime attack hit isolated sites that could not quickly be reinforced, local officials said.
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Although use of recreational drugs such as ecstasy - which has been associated with increased seizure risk - was also more likely during nighttime events, the proportion of seizure cases in which the drug was used was similar at both daytime and nighttime concerts, the researchers note.
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And, if the extra nighttime hours are getting you down, consider investing in a SAD lamp.
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A nighttime view of the Olympic rings located near the Athletes' Village in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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For a nighttime holiday party, update your go-to smoky eye with a glittery charcoal shade.
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The plants flower at nighttime, attracting the bats with the smell of rotting, over-ripened fruit.
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Nighttime skin-care routines tend to get all of the glory in the beauty space. Why?
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Nobody would confuse Hong Kong's lite-brite nighttime cityscape with a crystalline autumn morning in Boston.
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The company just updated its Android app and added a dark-themed mode for nighttime viewing.
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Restrictions on nighttime flying were lifted at some U.K. airports in the area to accommodate passengers.
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They had been transported in a nighttime operation from the island's holding centre to the port.
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In one scene the doctor is seen at a nighttime vigilante checkpoint apprehending suspected cartel members.
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To read at nighttime, the new adjustable warm light is perfect for seeing in the dark.
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Caption: The writer following a nighttime run around the track at Nike headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon.
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Friday's nighttime operation, launched after a week of planning, had been a particular success, Numan said.
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The flight instructor near the MIG-29 An MIG-29 takes off for a nighttime spin.
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But it certainly helps when your nighttime apparel is as chic and luxurious as Heidi's onesie.
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The gates of their base opened and they pulled out onto the nighttime streets of Aden.
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Here are some recommendations if you find yourself lost in the Austin nighttime looking for meaning.
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This map shows the average summer nighttime urban heat island effect from the same NASA analysis.
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In Sydney, Australia, Bounyalith photographed a couple walking around what appears to be a nighttime carnival.
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Lone nighttime ski lift rides are just not a good match for my type of brain.
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For one thing, I live on the Upper East Side, a neighborhood notorious for nighttime construction.
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That limitation is fine if you use the Forså exclusively for calm reading or nighttime work.
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At night, Bennani's installation became the epicenter of large nighttime parties by the fair's various sponsors.
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Sports and nighttime photography fans are better served by high-end alternatives from Sony and Nikon.
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Click ahead to watch my entire nighttime routine — and shop a few of my favorite products.
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The opening whisks you from a nighttime raid to a desert ambush and huge aerial battle.
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For your nighttime safety, the bottle holder on this hydration pack also has a reflective logo.
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The same nighttime scene captured by Google's Pixel 3 XL (left), and Apple's iPhone XS (right).
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We see him engaged in a dramatic car chase through a South Korean city at nighttime.
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Each pod was equipped with some nighttime necessities, like ear plugs, water and a melatonin supplement.
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Usually, at nighttime, our circadian clock sends a signal that tells us to release melatonin overnight.
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Feel free to touch yourself during the nighttime and understand what your body is capable of.
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That finding lined up with the analysis of healing times in daytime and nighttime burn victims.
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It's particularly useful around bedtime or nighttime scenarios, where you're trying to keep the room quiet.
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It was nighttime and Marshall "stupidly" stumbled into the policemen who had found their way inside.
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What is it about nighttime drives through the city that makes for such cinematically eerie shots?
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Sub Pop tote bags and sensible fleeces provided relief from the neighborhood's edgier nighttime fashion norms.
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Afghan and coalition forces conducted the nighttime raid in Now Zad village, said US Navy Capt.
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Current rules prohibit nighttime drone flights or operations over people without a waiver from the FAA.
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He and his wife have moved their bed to an open window to catch nighttime breezes.
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While an evening event might sound late to some, nighttime is actually ideal for this location.
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North Carolina Emergency Management also warned on Twitter that freezing nighttime temperatures could make driving hazardous.
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You can even have it so nighttime videos play when your Mac is in Dark Mode.
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Once you've finished your nighttime skincare routine, apply the gel generously to your face and neck.
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Both Google and Apple have made big strides in nighttime photography with software processing, for example.
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Musicians in town to play the festival often book nighttime gigs at New Orleans' renowned clubs.
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They directed me to show it to her everyday before bedtime to establish a nighttime routine.
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The International Agency for Research on Cancer in 2007 classified nighttime work as a probable carcinogen.
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But with Public Records open, the area may start to have more of a nighttime ecosystem.
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And a few made nighttime runs at the heavily guarded border fence, hoping to cross illegally.
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Hard to see and track electronically, naval vessels have long posed special perils to nighttime navigation.
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"Look at her," he said excitedly as a camera spotted a jaguar during a nighttime hunt.
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That by nighttime, my anger had melted away to tears, leaving me collapsed on the couch.
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Though we do it every year, carrying yourself through months of nighttime starting at 5 p.m.
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European cities, including London, Amsterdam and Zurich, have established "night mayors" to develop their nighttime economies.
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In most cases, they'll settle easily and in the morning remember nothing of their nighttime ambulations.
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He skated in the nighttime shadows of alleys and parking lots, under viaducts and railroad bridges.
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The book even persuaded Gates to change his nighttime routine, the billionaire wrote on Gates Notes.
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When the real estate agent showed it to us, I asked to come back at nighttime.
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"Even for such low emissions pathways, these strategies barely offset any nighttime warming," ASU's Georgescu said.
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" It also says "supplier shall not require Juvenile Workers to work overtime or perform Nighttime Work.
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A week later, Israeli commandos rescued the hostages in a nighttime mission at the Entebbe Airport.
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At first glance, the Strava Labs heat map looks like a nighttime satellite image of Earth.
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Those products were marketed in health magazines, on daytime and nighttime talk shows and in infomercials.
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Nighttime screen use was associated with poor sleep — both difficulty falling asleep and waking too early.
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"It became very clear you could see the rocks in the nighttime data," said Dr. Ghent.
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But in the new FaltyDL video, viewers take a nighttime augmented reality flight across an airport.
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Senegal Dispatch NIOKOLO RANGER OUTPOST, Senegal — The nighttime horizon glowed red from fires started by poachers.
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The Geminid meteor shower is one of the most spectacular nighttime sky shows of the year.
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It's auditory: People around you may scream in joy; birds may start chirping their nighttime songs.
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Paglen's photographs are nighttime shots of governmental security agencies, taken directly after Edward Snowden's great reveal.
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Scene after scene took place in the dark: nighttime drives through Washington; nighttime walks across Moscow; a surreptitious break-in on an Illinois farm; a meaningless but beautifully composed F.B.I. stakeout, in which Stan Beeman and Dennis Aderholt were striped in alternating bars of shadow and light.
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I realized that doing my skin care is a huge part of my morning and nighttime routine.
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At the direction of Congress, NHTSA began extensive research into the impact of nighttime glare in 2005.
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A number of studies in recent years have examined how nighttime phone usage contributes to sleep disorders.
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Dave Jordano's new book collects more than 100 of his startling, brilliant nighttime photographs of his hometown.
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However, the owner thoughtfully provides earplugs, a sound machine, and nighttime essential oils to combat the noise.
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They can easily perform nighttime prayers, read the Quran, and seek God's forgiveness at home, she says.
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Come nighttime, the phone's lack of optical stabilization can have a noticeable, bad impact on your shots.
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Since these are sunglasses, you're probably not going to be wearing them at nighttime concerts or parties.
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This comes to the fore in the book's final scene, the nighttime drive to find Chuck's killer.
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The unconventional nighttime ceremony drew legions of admirers of both West as well as the Batman character.
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Report the noise to 311, insisting that the Department of Environmental Protection dispatch a nighttime noise inspector.
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It goes a long way for the nighttime, but during the day it also adds curb appeal.
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Your situation can change and you might need nighttime shades or darker shades if it's brighter outside.
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That nighttime shot let Baldwin's shoulder-length pink hair stand out even more against the dark background.
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If they were, the contribution of touch screen use to nighttime sleep might be less than anticipated.
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Plus, darkness and the nighttime are employed as symbols for sin and the devil throughout the Bible.
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Still, the number of late nights have dwindled significantly, as have the all-consuming nighttime work thoughts.
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Spotting the black scooters isn't always easy at nighttime, and they aren't always parked in obvious spots.
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These heat islands continue to dissipate heat even after the sun sets, so nighttime temperatures stay high.
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The demonstration of Tomb Raider was particularly impressive, with realistic shadows and lighting shown in nighttime scenarios.
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This isn't nighttime—the sun was just so low it shone on the iceberg like a spotlight.
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The Americans got the jump on them, sinking two battleships and a cruiser in a nighttime firefight.
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Baker manages to add some humanity to the family with a nighttime heart-to-heart with Callie.
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Demonstrators have blocked streets with barricades, nighttime lootings have spread, and some tanker trucks have been attacked.
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Up top is a five-megapixel camera with its own flash for all of those nighttime selfies.
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The ten ink drawings are flush with gradient sunsets alongside the icy fluorescent glare from nighttime haunts.
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The nighttime celebration went down at XS Nightclub at the Wynn hotel, where Drake has his residency.
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The federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services asks about nighttime quietness on its patient satisfaction survey.
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And from Spector's perspective, the world is full of dead bodies, artfully arranged, and furtive nighttime movements.
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Too much evening light can delay the normal transition to nighttime physiology that should begin at dusk.
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It's hard to believe that nighttime landscapes like the one above were taken with a phone camera.
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Police this month released two videos of a man they suspect is responsible for the nighttime attacks.
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"The key is to nap by early afternoon so it doesn't disrupt your nighttime sleep," she adds.
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The fighting, soldiers said, followed the typical nighttime rhythm, even if it seemed more intense than usual.
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Another reason so few have been built is because their role in nighttime counterinsurgency is incredibly specific.
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In a nighttime picture, a thin man near a lamppost looks like one of Giacometti's elongated sculptures.
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On the one hand, the S7 Edge's nighttime pic is brighter, sharper and has greater dynamic range.
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This is low-carbohydrate consumption has a diuretic effect—the cause of my multiple nighttime bathroom visits.
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Notice that it does a great job of capturing the smartphone-lit darkness of a nighttime bedroom.
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Here are there reasons for staying together: Sharon hears a new "nighttime noise" and it's bothering her.
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The drones will be mounted with HD cameras with infrared thermal capabilities for use in nighttime operations.
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She says she can't see Kimmy as a patient, because Kimmy knows the nighttime version of Andrea.
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In keeping with the Shakespearean theme — the nighttime soap was high on drama, tragedy and, yes comedy.
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The site will also transition from a daytime theme to a nighttime theme as the day progresses.
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To put things in perspective, it was nighttime, rainy, and foggy, so her visibility was basically zero.
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It's easy to layer if you want a nighttime smolder and the formula blends like a dream.
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For those who like navigating this world, this song will soon be placed in that nighttime setting.
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We have two different ones: One for nighttime that uses some clear plastic and fabric over it.
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Families mourn their dead in nighttime rituals, the spirits excised without being counted in a formal registry.
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Those include restrictions on flights over people, nighttime operations and flying beyond the visual line of sight.
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Its levels rise during nighttime to allow rest, and then decay during the day to spur activity.
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It also banned gathering in markets and other places and introduced a nighttime curfew from 6 p.
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The color scheme, with a limited palette of mainly blues, pulls readers into the abounding nighttime magic.
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Some were drawn by the promise of nighttime carousing, others by a deep connection to the land.
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Electronics emit higher levels of the blue light that is particularly potent in suppressing nighttime melatonin production.
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The guided nighttime version has participants appreciate all that is around them, as well as twinkling overhead.
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In Paris, it was morning, but for the friends of the place Blanche, it was still nighttime.
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The nighttime blooms reduce competition for pollinators by other plants, allowing the cactuses to bear more fruit.
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The room housing the platypuses was dark, so that they would be active, thinking it was nighttime.
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Each features a relatively neutral color scheme, so all the colors work for daytime or nighttime looks.
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Tourists and locals love to flock to a popular nighttime Asian market in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada.
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Naval vessels, which are hard to see and track electronically, have long posed challenges to nighttime navigation.
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The number of Afghans who were wounded or killed during nighttime attacks during that period nearly tripled.
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First, try to develop a relaxing nighttime routine that allows you to decompress from a long day.
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There are discrete reflective tabs for nighttime visibility, adjustable sleeve tabs, thumb holes, and two interior pockets.
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I immediately hop in the shower to warm up and follow up with my nighttime skincare routine.
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Three new nighttime, but not necessarily bedtime, books explore in turn comical, comforting and unsettling nocturnal worlds.
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Consume most fluids earlier in the day, drinking little in the evening to reduce nighttime voiding needs.
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Once a tattered haven for drugs and other vices, it is now a place of nighttime joggers.
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There have been lurid references to bone saws, dismemberment and nighttime burial on a far-flung coastline.
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In the past 20 years, nighttime temperatures in Phoenix have shot up 9 degrees Fahrenheit on average.
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Many of the bayous or creeks were returning to normal, officials said at a nighttime news conference.
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It's about as isolated as you can be—at least that's how it feels, especially at nighttime.
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As in Wifredo Lam's "The Jungle" (1943), also a nighttime work, we are intruders and unwanted witnesses.
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In fact, one Sleep Medicine study reported frequent nighttime wakings in 100 percent of pregnant women studied.
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And, with nighttime additions to Disney's Animal Kingdom including projections upon The Tree of Life, nighttime Kilimanjaro Safaris, a pitch-black ride on Expedition Everest and evening show Rivers of Light, it's that much easier to skip Magic Kingdom fireworks and dedicate a full night to the park.
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Quick hello, a glass of water, and then I do my nighttime skin routine — Plexion cleanser, Glossier Solution, Finacea foam (shoutout rosacea), Aczone gel, and Cera Ve nighttime lotion, most of which were prescribed by my derm —and crawl into bed to watch Modern Love on Amazon Prime.
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That lag accounts for some of the nighttime sleeplessness and daytime sluggishness we experience while traveling, Zeitzer says.
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The graduated extinction approach even significantly reduced nighttime wakefulness and led to a moderate decrease in maternal stress.
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As Dee Dee works through their usual nighttime routine, Gypsy goes through the motions but she's suddenly distant.
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These nighttime hours—when EVs are conveniently parked in garages and curbs—are the cheapest time to charge.
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The desktop update also includes a great "dark mode" for nighttime viewing, giving YouTube a more cinematic feel.
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The app also has a nighttime viewing mode to make looking at your lists easier on the eyes.
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Sure, the nighttime-only dimensions of her clutch were par for the course for the glitzy gala circuit.
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I make nighttime teas for myself and G. and give my dog his medication before going to bed.
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Instead, the bats were waiting for a particular set of nighttime weather conditions that were favorable to flight.
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Though I always pick the window seat, it proved pretty useless on the nighttime flight up the coast.
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Amazon confirmed calls that come in during US nighttime hours were handled by technical-support staff in India.
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This image was captured at the beginning of daylight in the area, with nighttime visible to the left.
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There is no weekend or nighttime production of those cars today, according to the current and former employees.
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Like the regular Nook GlowLight line, it's waterproof and comes with a back-lit screen for nighttime reading.
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She was in the first unit and then also in the second nighttime unit, running everywhere, doing everything.
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The Girls Trip actress adores sleep so much, she named one of her dogs after the nighttime activity.
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Nighttime satellite imagery clearly highlights the explosive growth of the #ThomasFire in #SoCal (comparison from the night before).
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I spend the rest of the evening doing my nighttime chores and then watching Alex Strangelove on Netflix.
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This year, the same official has seen as many as five nighttime flights in the sky at once.
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Participants have been given more leeway to experiment with innovations such as nighttime flights and flying over people.
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But when it comes to nighttime feeding, I take on the majority of the responsibility because I'm nursing.
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I manage to do an abbreviated version of my nighttime routine and am asleep by 12:30 a.m.
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And, some of those details aren't quite as obvious as the sole Cooper son's extremely creepy nighttime behavior.
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The same ceiling projections that bring daylight to a cabin can provide more soothing nighttime light as well.
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The show ventured into nighttime programming in 1986, when Bob Barker was at the top of his game.
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I need to buy a new nighttime face cream but have been too cheap to do so yet.
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That can provide some useful extra information to a camera as it's trying to process a nighttime shot.
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He didn't know he had just two minutes to land before he violated the prohibition on nighttime flights.
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At this point I wasn't even halfway done with the nighttime portion of Kim's skin routine…I know.
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As the Boiler Room crowd filtered into the MAC, nighttime proceedings were initiated by Canadian cellist Julia Kent.
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Plus, with most parks open into the nighttime hours, there's always some fun light shows to be had.
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This set gives any beauty lover 8 nighttime products that'll definitely amp up his or her beauty routine.
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Another woman claimed when she was in her 30s, Haggis tried to kiss her during a nighttime meeting.
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It's divided between daytime and nighttime songs, and includes songs by Fiona Apple, D'Angelo, and Chance the Rapper.
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Beyond drinking, dancing, and karaoke-ing, many of us are indulging in the pleasures of a nighttime meal.
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In this case, the satellite images act as a surrogate for actual nighttime light exposure to each woman.
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"It was nighttime and the stars were dancing around me," Valentine described her experience in the infinity chamber.
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A "reality alarm" interrupts a perfectly good night's sleep to remind you to jot down your nighttime memories.
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To verify this dubious economic miracle, we can turn to NASA, which has produced revealing nighttime satellite images.
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Animals tend to respond to totality as they do to nighttime, meaning nocturnal birds will make an appearance.
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He got to the nighttime action so fast that he developed (and encouraged) a reputation for being psychic.
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Ja Rule commands the model Chanel Iman to get into the water (it is nighttime), and she demurs.
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Twice makes two types of toothpaste ($17/2-pack), one for daytime use and one for nighttime use.
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The sobs and drama nonetheless did keep flowing, first in daytime soap operas and later in nighttime soaps.
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Current rules prohibit nighttime drone flights or operations over people without a waiver from the Federal Aviation Administration.
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In this nighttime photo, a jackfish peers through a jellyfish's translucent bell in the water off French Polynesia.
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But flights over people, beyond the visual line of sight or during the nighttime are still not permitted.
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When the weather turns into its annual swamp-fire, regulating our nighttime body temps is of utmost importance.
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Were the other chapters like water is wet and it like, it gets dark outside in the nighttime?
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He selected a nighttime version and let his room fill with the sound of the crashing of waves.
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The temperature will drop, stars will appear, and birds will become confused and start chirping their nighttime songs.
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The shop has been the target of a series of nighttime break-ins, with the thief stealing cigarettes.
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And if the bar has outdoor seating and can provide nighttime entertainment, all the better, Mr. Colicchio said.
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George W. Bush held a similar nighttime announcement for his nomination of John G. Roberts Jr. in 2005.
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Our favorite nighttime spot was The Tangerinn Pub, a famous hangout for the Beat Generation, outside the medina.
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To paraphrase Ray Charles, the nighttime has been the right time to be invested in the stock market.
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I would want an infinity pool overlooking the beach and a lit up hot tub for the nighttime.
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"The concept of a nighttime economy is longer lived than the recent trend of night mayors," he said.
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I then shower, do nighttime skincare routine, and go to bed around 10:45 after skyping my husband.
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Hard to see and hard to track electronically, naval vessels have long posed special perils to nighttime navigation.
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I load and run the dishwasher, take C. out for her nighttime walkabout, and return to the puzzle.
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Snider's thick and loose ink lines, filled in with digital color, create a saturated and dreamy nighttime effect.
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This can feel frustrating given the price, but as it's a family hotel, nighttime hours are thankfully quiet.
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In 2014 he once again jumped into a fight, this time during a nighttime melee in his dorm.
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Parked cars with their engines turning over and their lights on provide the illumination for Dabash's nighttime meeting.
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I do my nighttime routine — the aspirin has done wonders by the way — and climb under my covers.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — It could have been the plot of one of Brazil's hugely popular nighttime soap operas.
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When his reflection suddenly disappears from a nighttime window in the remote house, he strains to rationalize it.
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Both will even be able to detect when your phone is on a tripod for improved nighttime photography.
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Same nighttime routine of P33 and NeoStrata Glycolic gel (this has changed my skin, can't recommend it enough).
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I make it home and somehow remember to complete my nighttime skincare routine and take my medications. Win!
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In late 2018, Google changed the smartphone photography game with software-based nighttime photography on its Pixel phones.
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And in cities like Phoenix, such relief becoming increasingly scarce as nighttime temperatures continue to rise as well.
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This movement of a thousand Marines required the nighttime refueling of the gunships and helicopters in the air.
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When I found the $40, it was nighttime and I was walking my dog, Kevin, with a friend.
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The darkness has left enormous swaths of the island living without hot meals, electric fans or nighttime lights.
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She lauds the benefits of London's nighttime economy at events catering to club staff and night life mavens.
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Different cardiac and pulmonary diseases are associated with nighttime sweating, too, along with neurologic conditions like a stroke.
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Triumphs and Laments: A Project for Rome launches on April 21 and 22 with free nighttime public performances.
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So for this slight update we've decided to focus strictly on what to do in the nighttime hours.
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We wanted to keep her palette very light because a lot of her scenes were shot at nighttime.
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There's even a nighttime mode for quieted blowing and a sleep timer to turn off after a certain point.
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This map of our sky represents the first 22 months of NICER's work, taking data from its nighttime observations.
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And to prove it, I took all the best smartphone cameras out for a side-by-side nighttime shootout.
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Her son, now a junior at the University of Vermont, is living independently with the help of nighttime aides.
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N. falls asleep per usual about halfway through, so I get up and do my very quick nighttime routine.
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The game's high point: a surprise nighttime tribal council that resulted in a very close vote of 6-5.
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In her introduction, Wolf greets the audience by saying "good evening," indicating she considers this a nighttime talk show.
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People in the northern part of the United States may be in for quite a nighttime show this weekend.
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Women may feel forced to hold it, until nighttime, when they can go out in the cover of darkness.
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At the very least, the lift still has working lights, which makes the nighttime climb a bit less spooky.
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The nighttime extravaganza will combine fireworks, pyrotechnics and special effects to recreate the Star Wars world in the dark.
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I use some products before bed for no other reason than that they smell more like nighttime than daytime.
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As the photo shows, this nighttime launch was quite spectacular thanks to the location, close to the Arctic Circle.
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Unlike many other types of skirts, I thought they worked as well for daytime as they do for nighttime.
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We see that going back to the nighttime soaps that my mom used to love, like Dynasty and Dallas.
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Another woman claimed that when she was in her 30s, Haggis tried to kiss her during a nighttime meeting.
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"When I sleep, nighttime, I still dream it, because he told me, 'I'm going to shoot you,'" he said.
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Usually close to $90, Kim's nighttime serum drops down to $70 if you buy it during Dermstore's big sale.
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I was in the strip club daytime, nighttime, really studying the girls, their movements, how they looked at men.
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President Trump returns tonight to a deeply divided Arizona for a nighttime rally with his core supporters in Phoenix.
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This year, November's full moon won't appear quite as bright or large, but it's still worth a nighttime viewing.
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A U.S. Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft takes off for a nighttime mission at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan.
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The pair was spotted in London over the weekend, where they reportedly caught a nighttime screening of Mamma Mia!
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DLECTRICITY is looking for high-quality projects that will activate the outdoor, nighttime landscape of Midtown Detroit's Woodward Corridor.
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These nighttime satellite images were captured by the Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) on the Suomi NPP satellite.
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I hang out with my parents for a bit, then do my nighttime skincare routine and go to bed.
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Here's their map of artificial sky brightness in North America, represented as a ratio of "natural" nighttime sky brightness.
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Below you'll find a selection of the most notable ones, starting off with the most challenging situation: nighttime photography.
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Hundreds of people were injured after an oceanside boardwalk in Spain collapsed during a nighttime concert, police said Monday.
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His appearance on the nighttime show came after his eyebrow-raising interview on the Today show earlier that day.
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The research was intended to investigate whether or not these hairs helped them attract prey during their nighttime hunts.
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Forty-nine people died last year when another building collapsed during a heavy nighttime downpour in a poor neighborhood.
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Now, she's going all out sheer, taking one of Chrissy Teigen's sexy nighttime looks and making it her own.
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"She said, 'I just need the pills for sleeping because I couldn't sleep at nighttime,' " she told the station.
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When she's not catching some ZZZs, Raisman tries to incorporate a nighttime routine that ends with a little reading.
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Of course, everyone is different, so it's possible that nighttime exercise may make it harder for you to sleep.
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NIGHTTIME RENDEZ-VOUS Mohamed Farah left Mogadishu in early February, travelling through Somaliland, Ethiopia and Sudan before reaching Egypt.
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This series, called Inertia, continues Steve Giovinco's landscape work, and will take place largely at dawn, twilight, and nighttime.
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But changing the color temperature of the light stands to make that nighttime reading and browsing much less disruptive.
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This could mean swapping out nighttime screen time for reading, or journaling or meditating — even if you're not tired.
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There's also your standard cruise entertainment -- comedy shows, pool parties, casino games, nighttime events ... and a 24-hour buffet.
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That translates to average of 28 days for nighttime burns versus 17 days for day burns—a huge difference.
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During nighttime war games, cadets in the forest study a topographic map to plan an attack on another platoon.
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During totality in many cities, it looked like nighttime, with stars appearing in the sky and the temperature dropping.
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But—disappointingly—the INCF president has decided that 96,000 dead birds aren't "statistically relevant" enough to prohibit nighttime harvesting.
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A woman prays and weeps with joy on board the rescue ship the Responder after a harrowing nighttime crossing.
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It can even detect whether it's nighttime so that it doesn't turn on all the lights during the day.
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Not to mention that many of the key players were nothing if not perfect fodder for a nighttime soap.
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Atop these base layers the more luminous and colorful paints glisten and flow, creating a gorgeous moving nighttime landscape.
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We have all the daytime and nighttime images, so it's easy to teach the computer to make those connections.
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During the summer months, she leads breakfast hikes and nighttime stargazing tours; in winter, Elder straps on her snowshoes.
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Some inmates observing Ramadan, including those who entered the prison after the deadline, were not being given nighttime meals.
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RiminiA daytime swimming hole becomes a nighttime watering hole with picnic tables to gather 'round into the wee hours.
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In Baghdad, blast walls came down, many traffic checkpoints disappeared, and years of nighttime curfews came to an end.
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Set in Los Angeles, it has a sunnier vibe than "Louie," which inhabits a sometimes ominous nighttime New York.
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One of its most popular programs is Twilight Tours, a nighttime tour of the zoo on Fridays and Saturdays.
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One of our most popular stories of the weekend looks at the president's nighttime rituals, including his favorite snack.
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While we worked on teaching her simple commands and housebreaking during the day, we struggled with the nighttime routine.
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This was linked to increased brightness at nighttime, as the body expects light during daytime and darkness at night.
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They thought one night that they might have him cornered, but were paralyzed by a law prohibiting nighttime raids.
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Late in his career, de La Tour focused on nighttime scenes illuminated only by the light of one candle.
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When we'd leave, you'd think it's still nighttime because it was dark inside, but it'd be like, 12PM midday.
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It's rare to see these types of changes just from a nighttime mouthguard, he says, but it can happen.
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I reentered the psychiatric bargaining game a few months ago because I began to experience insomnia-inducing nighttime anxiety.
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Three years into therapy, I'm recognizing that I have trouble feeling "safe," which contributes heavily to my nighttime anxiety.
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In short, it's a 15-minute waltz of plant life and fireworks shot in super high-definition at nighttime.
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NIGHTTIME RENDEZ-VOUS Mohamed Farah left Mogadishu in early February, traveling through Somaliland, Ethiopia and Sudan before reaching Egypt.
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Bedtime/nighttime behavior problems or daytime sleepiness were not specifically linked with student-teacher conflict in the current study.
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Tenants organized a nighttime check-in system in one of the high-rises to keep out strangers with guns.
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The cool white sheets of the marital bed are traded, in a blink, for the nighttime streets of Chicago.
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But come nighttime, mother and daughter have established their own routine: "reading without speaking to each other," DeCourcy says.
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Nighttime affords some of the region's most dramatic views: starry skies, untainted by light pollution, silhouetted against Alpine summits.
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It's a great nighttime/winter moisturizer that is also great if you want to layer various oils on top.
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What scientists eventually realized about melatonin is this: It's the hormone that tells the body when it is nighttime.
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Among other improvements, he said, the new model should more accurately reflect changes that occur between daytime and nighttime.
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Indian forces in Kashmir — sent there to curb any unrest — reportedly detained 500 people on Thursday in nighttime raids.
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Nighttime curfews have been lifted, and many social media platforms have been unblocked at certain times of the day.
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And while the nighttime commentators tiptoed around a president in trouble, the morning host Brian Kilmeade was bluntly critical.
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They also are sleeping in and training in the evenings, to align themselves with the unusual nighttime competition schedule.
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The company supplied chefs and nutritionists to modify the athletes' diets, and sleep specialists to tailor their nighttime rituals.
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Others voiced worries about the difficult terrain and the moon — it was too bright for a nighttime airborne raid.
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In May, a nighttime attack on the Huong Giang Hotel on Hue's main thoroughfare aggravated the fear of terrorism.
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The idea was to alleviate the pressure on the city's heaving center and create a purpose-built nighttime district.
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Dear Miss Manners: Is it preferable to wear long white gloves to a nighttime party for a famous person?
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True to form, she added black nighttime sunglasses, oversized jewelry, and another pair of sneakers with large black stones.
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We get back home and I do my nighttime skincare routine (face wipe and pray) and fall straight asleep.
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Sleep apnea, a nighttime breathing disorder, was associated with a 29% higher risk of cognitive problems, the analysis found.
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Later, he comes upon the beast on a nighttime walk, and these two odd creatures stare each other down.
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Shootings are an after-school and nighttime activity, so that's when the staff members go out on the beat.
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And for those who use a computer screen after dark, multiple applications for nighttime blue light filters are available.
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Tonsillectomies were associated with bigger gains in total sleep time, and more reductions in nighttime awakenings and apnea events.
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I do my nighttime routine when I get back from the walk and head up to bed around 30.
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The batteries store energy during off-peak hours, like nighttime, for later use, and typically cost up to $3,000.
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D. and I halfheartedly watch Shark Tank, then I head to bed after doing my nighttime skin-care routine.
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It not only reduces eye strain at night, it also makes nighttime browsing less disruptive to those around you.
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Time invites the honorees, alums and advertising sponsors to a nighttime gala with the glittering city as a backdrop.
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With a warming wind from the southeast, nighttime temperatures rise through the 50s, perhaps reaching near 60 toward morning.
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A: We are the only major city in the country that has a smaller daytime population than nighttime population.
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It involves children who go missing in other dimensions, nighttime searches, underground passages and an elaborate hand-drawn map.
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It was better for me to have a nighttime job, and I started waiting tables at Ruth Chris Steakhouse.
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We got a glimpse of the magic of the juhyo when we took a nighttime trip up the ropeway.
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If you are lucky, all the sightseeing you do on foot will cancel out the nighttime eating and drinking.
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Daytime me is typically a lot less put together than nighttime me, who is usually trying to get laid.
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Most are tidally locked, so that one side always faces the star, while the other has a perpetual nighttime.
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"When nighttime arrives, everyone is so wasted from the block parties that it actually hurts the clubs," explains Cabbet.
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In May, a nighttime protest that included prominent white nationalist Richard Spencer gathered around the statue bearing torches, reports Time.
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I'm going to a beer festival in Maryland, a free outdoor simulcast of Aida, and a nighttime street art exhibit.
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The good news is technology has delivered some pretty useful gadgets that make your nighttime routine a whole lot easier.
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His 2002 ad was set against a nighttime Hollywood cityscape, but for his second, the drama was turned up considerably.
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As the song comes to an end, the video cuts to nighttime with the venue full and the audience screaming.
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A total of 30 epileptic seizure cases were identified at nighttime concerts, while 9 seizure cases occurred during daytime events.
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Both ladies also wore a matching pink cowboy hat — that glowed in the dark as they hit the nighttime party.
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And that light is also handy on those nighttime walks, ensuring you and your pooch are visible at all times.
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I was blown away by a shot I took of the nighttime New York skyline with Samsung's new camera module.
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When Markle does opt for a full-on nighttime skincare routine, she reaches for Tatcha Rice Enzyme Powder ($65, sephora.com).
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Researchers analyzed nighttime video recordings taken in family homes when babies were 26 month, 212 months and 2147 months old.
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Around fourth grade my orthodontist prescribed nighttime headgear, so I wore it to school one day, just because I could.
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It also includes a burger and fries in between the morning pre-judging and nighttime judging phases of the show.
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And the FR110H is designed entirely around nighttime shooting, capturing 1080p video or stills at a maximum ISO of 51200.
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I've raved in the past about Google's Night Sight, which is — was — truly a revolutionary step forward for nighttime photography.
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My husband takes the dog for another walk and I do my nighttime routine — face wash, lotion, pajamas, open windows.
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"Might be a bitch in the morning, so cash me at nighttime" is going to be my new Instagram bio.
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I've found myself doing a bit of fishing before bed, and letting the chill nighttime music lull me to sleep.
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Velodyne, which makes the LIDAR sensor that Uber uses, says its tech shouldn't have been affected by the nighttime conditions.
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I decide to wait until nighttime to go for a run, since I don't have to be up early tomorrow.
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Estée Lauder's translucent, blue-hued powder eliminates unwanted shine so you'll always be ready for nighttime shots and iPhone mishaps.
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BEIJING – Chinese navy pilots aboard the country&aposs sole operating aircraft carrier have completed their first nighttime takeoffs and landings.
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On Sunday morning, Trump, 73, confirmed reports that al-Baghdadi had been killed in a nighttime military raid that weekend.
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The SKYGLOW project travels to areas with incredible nighttime views and films them in an effort to preserve dark skies.
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That's why we partnered with Cetaphil to bring you this lazy girl's nighttime skin-care routine in three easy steps.
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Police officers work at the scene the day after an oceanside boardwalk collapsed during a nighttime concert in Vigo, Spain.
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It limits commercial operation by requiring permits and imposing restrictions like banning beyond-line-of-sight flights and nighttime operations.
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By nighttime, Hannah admits she thought Tyler was just a handsome playboy, and he completely changed her opinion of him.
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Establishing a relaxing nighttime routine will cue your brain to go to sleep whenever that routine takes place, Fenn says.
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And things reached a boiling point during the gang's fiery dinner, set against the stunning nighttime skyline of Hong Kong.
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Dr. Harris says napping past that time can throw you off at nighttime when you're trying to go to bed.
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But his fun comes to a tragic end, a nighttime of dancing cut short by the cruel knife of fate.
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While at UC Berkeley, he got to helm and cover the local elections for Oakland as the nighttime site editor.
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Luke's mother, Dorrie, recently shared on Facebook the story of one nighttime incident where Jedi lived up to his name.
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The administration's research has shown a large increase in the percentage of weekend nighttime drivers testing positive for cannabis use.
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The film's best sequence, a nighttime battle on an ice-covered lake, has its combatants skating as much as fighting.
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The results were bad news for nighttime TV lovers — they were 17 percent more likely to have gained 5 kg.
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This citrus-scented set by Olehenriksen includes a serum, moisturizer, and nighttime gel to even skin tone and increase elasticity.
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"Carly is definitely taking the brunt of the nighttime feedings and changing — she's actually let me sleep," says Bass, 35.
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Space enthusiasts also use discussion boards to post videos and ask questions about possible things they've seen during nighttime observations.
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Later that year, China's Ministry of Environmental Protection launched a series of drones to detect illegal nighttime emissions from factories.
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Even in his Manhattan of formal wear, glowing interiors, glittering nighttime streets and leisurely affluence, heartbreak rears its ugly head.
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After class, I would walk around campus until it was nighttime — a collegiate ghost in a puffy Land's End coat.
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It offers a backlight for nighttime reading, plenty of battery life and a really comfortable form factor for binge-reading.
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During spring training in 220, three Cleveland pitchers, on a nighttime boat ride on Little Lake Nellie in Clermont, Fla.
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Atlanta imposed a nighttime ban Friday on electric scooters and e-bikes after a fourth e-scooter rider was killed.
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Schiff writes slim, ice-pick stories about sex and death and nighttime cab rides, sharpened by humor and extreme candor.
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Authorities instated a nighttime curfew Saturday through the Santiago metro area in an effort to establish order in the city.
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Even in the bruising, often chaotic world of New York's nighttime trash collection, Sanitation Salvage cuts a distinctively brutish profile.
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Until Friday, all of Pakistani airspace was completely closed, with nighttime blackouts to prevent detection of settlements by Indian aircraft.
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If you sweat like crazy in lined summer dresses or thick cold-shoulder tops, don't wear them unless it's nighttime.
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The attack happened as players and hundreds of spectators gathered for a nighttime tournament during the holy month of Ramadan.
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It seems no one thinks this nighttime assault signifies much in a war that has been raging for seven years.
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And a research review found little evidence that magnesium salts, taken either orally or through IV, eased nighttime muscle cramps.
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It's all made for some very luxe airport photo ops and even one nighttime, out-on-the-town get-up.
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Go for a smaller bump during the day, and then amp up the tease for a rocker-cool nighttime look.
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In it you mostly see her flying around around a zero-gravity, nighttime cityscape; it gets real weird real quick.
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Breathe Right strips lead this nighttime nasal dilator market with annual revenues of $145M, amounting to an 80% market share.
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The nighttime lineup for the festival, which will take place from February 4-5, 2017, has not yet been announced.
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That said, if you swear by your nighttime CBD gummies, it doesn't necessarily mean you're just experiencing a placebo effect.
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Nighttime tornadoes are not unusual in the Southeast, where tornado season extends into the winter months, when daylight is shorter.
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Fighter jets from South Korea and Japan took part in the first nighttime B-1930 bomber exercise involving all three.
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It was a flight overnight, I think, so it was nighttime when we left our house for the last time.
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In an age of inkily-lit cable dramas, this is the rare series where the nighttime palette actually makes sense.
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It's later now, and under the fluorescent nighttime lights of his shop, he's begun goofing around with the dried dick.
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Cats' often secretive nighttime hunting behavior means the regional council is not certain how much carnage they are responsible for.
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A photographer carried aboard U-21999 to shoot propaganda pictures was unable to get any clear shots of nighttime Manhattan.
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It was easy to imagine they might still be in the area waiting to carry out a surprise nighttime attack.
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Then I shower and do my nighttime routine, read in bed for a few minutes, and fall asleep before 10.
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Every day concerned citizens put together their critique of the president's policies, and before nighttime he's a completely different dude.
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Frozen 2 is almost here — and what better way to prepare for its release than with a breathtaking nighttime show?
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The Taliban often force nighttime coverage blackouts so their movements cannot be tracked and locals cannot tip off security forces.
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Stargaze at this "nighttime play with songs" by Rachel Bonds, with music by the Bengsons, a wife-and-husband team.
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I indulge in my nighttime routine because no kids means I can take my sweet time from start to finish.
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And while daytime heat can certainly pose risks to human health, the risk grows when combined with high nighttime temperatures.
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They now only stock ingredients like sugar for a handful of days and have considered hiring a costly nighttime guard.
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There's also a new nighttime time lapse mode, a Live Photos-like "Live Burst" feature, and audio and HDR improvements.
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I meet Dabash at a nighttime gathering in the village of Um Tuba, very near to where he grew up.
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For example, a new Night mode uses the wide angle sensor to improve shooting in nighttime and low-light environments.
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We have data to show that you—I mean self-professed poor sleepers—often overestimate the extent of nighttime wakefulness.
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This "Scene Optimizer" feature can recognize up to 93 different scenes such as food, plants, buildings, nighttime, landscape, pets, etc.
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But the 15-year-old's beauty line rollout hit a snag after fans accused her of faking her nighttime routine.
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THE QUEEN COLLECTION, INCLUDING DRESSES FOR DAY AND NIGHTTIME PLAY, A BOMBER JACKET, A BAG, AND OF COURSE LIMITED SNEAKERS.
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Nighttime boat tours are offered in Marin County's Tomales Bay, and off the coast of Dana Point, in Orange County.
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The Swedish government is exploring new nighttime connections to Continental Europe, and has pledged to provide funding for the project.
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Another nighttime teen soap, it has created a new crowd of tabloid-cover pinups to make Gen Z weak-kneed.
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Cal Fire and some local fire agencies in the state also are starting to do more nighttime aerial firefighting with helicopters.
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Then I do my nighttime skincare routine, brush my teeth, get in my PJs, and get to bed by 45:1.
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"These are the two brightest objects in the nighttime sky," Diana Hannikainen told Sky and Telescope , where she is Observing Editor.
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When it came time for the nighttime portion of the date, I was just excited to spend more time with Lauren.
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"Many nighttime lows in the Midwest have been near or even above late-September average highs," said AccuWeather meteorologist Matt Greene.
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Akin to driving a vehicle of the future, Heath's menagerie of GIFs is a smooth nighttime drive in a sports car.
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If you're a nighttime eater, try this trick: Make eating less enticing by putting something on your hands, such as lotion.
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And my nighttime skin-care routine is my favorite part of the day that I make time for no matter what.
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Before you head out and on-a-whim add it to your nighttime regimen, let's start with the basics, shall we?
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Other events at the CounterPulse Festival evoke artificial intelligence explorations, forgotten languages, and nighttime rituals interfacing primal sounds and future visions.
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That way you can talk to your doctor about whether or not your nighttime bathroom trips are within the "normal" range.
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Venture beyond the bright lights of the city and you might just see countless pinpricks of light illuminating the nighttime sky.
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But as they drew in closer to the beach, the couple struggled to track the navigational buoys through the nighttime fog.
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I get home, finish my ice cream, walk the pup again, do my nighttime routine, and am in bed by midnight.
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The nighttime clashes had subsided by Sunday morning as Iraq's election commission tallied the final results of a nationwide legislative vote.
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Its flight path is available online, and you can find out when it will make a nighttime pass over your backyard.
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In a 2014 report, a Baka chief recounted the story of a couple who endured a nighttime raid on their home.
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Rescuers from the Spanish nonprofit Proactiva Open Arms saved 87 migrants off the coast of Libya in a dramatic nighttime operation.
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"Hypertension experts have come to believe that nighttime blood pressure is probably the most important blood pressure to control," Muldoon noted.
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The scheduling system reenabled the motion alerts for nighttime so I would be alerted to an unwanted visitor at odd hours.
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Cable news channels also covered the hearings wall-to-wall, and had pundits offer their takes well into the nighttime broadcasts.
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Hall and Zerra were still stripped of their clothes, but they did have a couple of fur pelts for nighttime warmth.
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U.S. Special Operations forces executed a dangerous and daring nighttime raid in northwestern Syria and accomplished their mission in grand style.
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So, up until three years of age, naps are really important for daytime behavior, emotional development, and nighttime organized, consolidated sleep.
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And then, starting after four months, between four and six months, you can think about your influence on their nighttime sleep.
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Then I go upstairs to brush my teeth and put on my nighttime skincare — serum, eye cream, night cream, and tretinoin.
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Some babies won't sleep unless they get a nighttime cruise around the neighborhood, as many parents (my own included) can attest.
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The thieves managed to get away with 0003,000 pounds of Homer Simpson's favorite nighttime snack, which added up to about $46,000.
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Speck noted that animals like cows, horses or goats might mistake the eclipse for nighttime and head back into their barns.
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This, in turn, would let the plant know if it should do daytime things like bloom or nighttime things like grow.
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Most won't be record-daily highs but record-high nighttime lows, and that lack of cooling can be dangerous, meteorologists say.
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Martinez&aposs study is also not the first to look at the correlation between nighttime lighting and changes in economic activity.
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My nighttime routine is just as simple as the morning: wash my face, put on CeraVe moisturizer, and brush my teeth.
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There's a small communal lounge area for social insomniacs, Wi-Fi for solitary insomniacs and earplugs and nighttime tea for all.
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I try to do my nighttime routine so I can attempt to be back on some sort of normal schedule again.
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My nighttime routine basically consists of me washing my face, brushing my teeth, and putting lotion and socks on my feet.
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"It's not too harsh for my skin, and it makes my skin feel baby soft," she says of the nighttime retinol.
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One of us -- Tom Stanton -- is the uncle of Danny, who died at the age of 4 after a nighttime seizure.
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Then, in 2020, the park plants to transition into a new nighttime spectacular which will replace their wildly popular fireworks show.
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After years of literally dreaming of portraits, paintings, and gallery openings, Sicile-Kira's mother encouraged him to actualize these nighttime musings.
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The twin-boomed nighttime specialist wasn't pretty, and the crowded instrument panel was too far for at least one pilot's reach.
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Last month, 25,000 American and allied forces practiced tactics, including nighttime aerial assaults, across Hungary, Romania, and Bulgaria over 10 days.
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Visible at nighttime during the festival's run, visitors were treated to a miniature fusion of two vastly different landscapes and climates.
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Satellites But how could the nighttime light level outside a woman's home in her neighborhood affect her risk of breast cancer?
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A larger number of people will have their minds blown by the nighttime canvas of electric light in every imaginable color.
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Italian newsreels show the propaganda minister sunning himself aboard a sailboat and leading a nighttime rally in the Piazza San Marco.
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If frequent napping is a response to chronically undersleeping, it might be worth trying to address what's impacting your nighttime sleep.
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And don't forget to drink water, which will keep you from feeling sluggish without posing any threats to your nighttime routine.
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My nighttime beauty routine is pretty robust: I have a strict order of creams, serums, and oils that I use religiously.
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I stepped out of 15 Hudson Yards and was welcomed by a nighttime view of Vessel, Hudson Yards' climbable art installation.
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This snow jacket is easy to put on and take off, and it features reflective safety stripes to ensure nighttime visibility.
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Those officers also molested women and girls during these nighttime raids, the researchers said, without specifying exactly what their actions were.
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The built-in light sensor is also smart enough to measure ambient light so it knows when it's daytime and nighttime.
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It really starts with your nighttime routine — so try doing something relaxing like taking a hot shower or meditating before bed.
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A little bit goes a very long way, and it's noticeably effective as a nourishing moisturizer for daytime or nighttime use.
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Luckily, this is Vienna in 503, and the count is able to schedule some nighttime sessions with that nice Dr. Freud.
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Extremes in warm daytime and nighttime temperatures and one-day precipitation totals were much above average for the year, NOAA found.
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Its technology, which even briefly worked on iOS without jailbreaking, lets users adjust the screen's lighting for daytime and nighttime use.
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That's the part of me that feels dry at nighttime, so I'll put it on my eyelid and under my eyes.
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After Monday, our daylight hours will decrease; by the fall equinox in September, daytime and nighttime will be equal in length.
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That means that, unlike much of the competition, the watch actually can track daytime and nighttime activity, without needing to recharge.
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Here's the rest of his nighttime routine: Successful evenings include sit-down dinners with lots of "conversation and laughter," Branson writes.
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The position was created by the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, who has promised to make the nighttime economy a priority.
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It was nighttime, and I was doing this really intense, emotional scene, and I was thinking, why do I do this?
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As nighttime talk show host Jimmy KimmelJames (Jimmy) Christian KimmelThe Affordable Care Act — will it survive long past its 10th anniversary?
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"At nighttime, he says the last part of his prayer based on how many sales I did today," Mr. Carter said.
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Here's the thing: This sequel is clearly caught by the trap that traditionally grabs a nighttime soap in its second season.
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If you're looking to treat yourself to some seriously cozy pajamas, these are a worthy indulgence that'll upgrade your nighttime routine.
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Bonfires on the beach are prohibited, so there are no idyllic acoustic guitar singalongs to join on a nighttime sandy stroll.
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Signs of the nighttime homeless population had accumulated in the subway — little liquor bottles, a hospital wrist band, piles of tissue.
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Scott Rechler, the group's chairman and a member of the M.T.A. board, said he opposed a permanent end to nighttime service.
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The marines went missing after two CH-53 Sea Stallion helicopters collided during a nighttime training mission off the Hawaiian coast.
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Sleep is difficult when anxiety is high, thus trying to manage anxiety levels during the day can also benefit nighttime sleep.
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President Lenín Moreno has decreed a state of emergency, closing Ecuador's borders to all foreign travelers and declaring a nighttime curfew.
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In the fall, it's often still warm enough to leave the windows open and let my favorite nighttime sounds drift in.
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But then one morning, Jack woke up and announced that he'd figured out the culprit of our nighttime woes: the mattress.
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Cars: New York City, 1974–19743 collects 115 photographs by Langdon Clay of cars both beautiful and battered in the nighttime.
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We had come to try the daytime menu the Aviary recently introduced after two months or so of nighttime-only business.
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She swam and poked among rock pools down at the beach below, and hunted great-winged moths on rambling nighttime expeditions.
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Its nighttime shows in Rio's public plazas draw crowds that fill the square and then jam the side streets as well.
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Operators of nighttime illuminated structures, like wind turbines and refineries that emit gas flares, could also take advantage of this information.
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At the same time, the surprise nighttime monument removals are creating strange spectacles, even for a city that relishes strange spectacles.
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It does not take long to realize that the nighttime conversation is part of a familiar, hellish pattern for the pair.
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The Breakout Star, By Itself We're starting out strong with a nighttime ensemble you can build up to — or down, rather.
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Much of the country comprises tropical lowlands, but it also includes high-elevation plateaus where nighttime temperatures can plunge below freezing.
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In 2015, Ms. Miller's nighttime Google search, made after reading about corporate mergers, led her to the work of Barry Lynn.
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Married with two children now and employed as a nighttime ambulance driver, Mr. Hammami, 47, seems to have rebuilt his life.
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Red's Dream had a melancholy streak that's slightly unusual for Pixar, with a rainy nighttime setting and a moody jazz score.
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The city has since imposed a nighttime e-scooter and e-bike ban and prohibited the issuance of additional scooter permits.
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I do my nighttime self-care ritual, which is similar to my morning one, but I swap out my face wash.
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The "straight man Instagram aesthetic" is fixated on nighttime skylines, fast food, and photos of other people's dogs, this piece argues.
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Photo: Brandon BartonSince grasshoppers get sluggish in cool, nighttime conditions, Barton thinks the wolf was exploiting a low-effort midnight snack.
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I get ready for bed at 7:30, do my nighttime routine, watch Gossip Girl, and fall asleep around 8:30.
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" But the nighttime radio host was able to push through and complete her latest book, titled "One Heart at a Time.
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Then, they're asked to pass the phone to their child, who chooses who they want their nighttime message to come from.
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In June 2015, U.S. District Judge Joanna Seybert had blocked enforcement of the summer flight limit while allowing the nighttime curfews.
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But in some places, security forces shot at protesters, while looting and violence prompted the government to declare a nighttime curfew.
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And with no cure for my nighttime ramblings, the only thing left do is hope for a really long winning streak.
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Other times we'd climb an oreum, stare out at the view, talk, and sometimes do nighttime activities in the broad daylight.
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Then, three and a half years later, they asked parents to rate difficulties with bedtime resistance, sleep initiation and nighttime waking.
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The studio we had in Govan, we had to block out all of the windows, so it felt permanently like nighttime.
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But in West Texas, we're actually seeing a huge boom in nighttime lights — that's the bright blue speck you see above.
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Plus, by now, the line between daytime and nighttime style has increasingly blurred (see: a week of wearing sequins during the day).
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He told reporters during a nighttime news conference that two people then pulled out firearms and fired into the air before fleeing.
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Directed by Austin Peters, "Moonlight" explores the clarity nighttime brings, the kind you experience when the rest of the world is sleeping.
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In the morning, the team found, only some lines contained these antibiotic resistance genes, or ARGs, but by nighttime, they all did.
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Then, once nighttime rolls around, steamboats start setting off on fireworks cruises for an up-close and personal experience of the show.
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Then I shower and do my alternate nighttime skincare routine which involves subbing in Beautycounter overnight resurfacing peel for the Herbivore products.
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We get through the nighttime routine quickly and I head back downstairs to prep daycare lunch, snacks, and drinks for tomorrow morning.
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That's unusual, as most other areas of the Moon experience a two-week lunar daytime followed by a two-week lunar nighttime.
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"I realized I was addicted to the Valium and I was taking it during the day a lot, at nighttime," Sciorra testified.
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The film begins over Tunisia, and crosses through Italy and parts of Europe, before plunging into nighttime, showcasing the lights of China.
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There's kind of two looks, the daytime look, chilled out, my hair's up, and then the nighttime look with my bomber jacket.
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So, Katie can only see Charlie at nighttime, and she has to decide if pursuing their relationship is worth risking her life.
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That being said, it's obvious from this shot that the night mode doesn't really benefit nighttime photos that are nevertheless well exposed.
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During the peak of the storm early Saturday morning, NASA/NOAA shot this ethereal moonlit nighttime image from its Suomi NPP satellite.
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On his Snapchat on Wednesday evening, the musician decided to give fans an intimate look at his multi-step nighttime beauty routine.
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Planets orbiting close to a red dwarf usually have one side that is in constant daylight, while the other experiences constant nighttime.
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Two Marine helicopters collided off the coasts of the Hawaiian island of Oahu late Thursday night during in a nighttime training exercise.
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They've tested the vehicles in snow and rain too, and is seeking more data for nighttime driving and more severe driving conditions.
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He'd send his driver home, we'd catch a cab, and we'd roll around nighttime Moscow in some Moskvich that reeked of gasoline.
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While these photos are set in locations around the world, the basic principles behind taking a standout nighttime shot are the same.
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While this isn't the first time Disney has used the tech in its nighttime show, this is the most immersive experience yet.
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There's no sunshine or sprouting plants in this nighttime world, so the creatures here must depend on what falls down from above.
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Twenty-four-hour country is just not making it, because at nighttime, you just hear crickets and have cows looking at you.
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Nighttime images are a basic tool to predict poverty because a higher intensity of nightlight is associated with higher levels of development.
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Teaching the model to look at nighttime data first and then survey data gives us more information to fine-tune the algorithm.
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The would-be killer gave a phone interview to a true crime podcast—the Nighttime Podcast hosted by Halifax native Jordan Bonaparte.
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For most of that time, the planet has a routine daytime and nighttime, as the three suns rise and set close together.
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According to official news agency RIA Novosti, the device, dubbed "Filin," radiates a beam similar to a strobe light during nighttime operations.
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He used his nighttime appearance at an air base west of Baghdad to reinforce his skeptical view of wading into foreign conflicts.
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Ailes successfully developed a powerful nighttime lineup for viewers that set cable on its head — and is still dominating the airwaves today.
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In 2012, Mr. Stewart said a new store opened in town that flouted the area's nighttime sensitivities and became a glowing eyesore.
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Oral History He was commonly seen as a lone observer with a camera, a creature of the city's streets and nighttime galas.
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But nighttime refuelings are not uncommon and the pilots train in those conditions as such operations may be necessary during battle situations.
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" In the mid-19933s, she played the sexy other woman in several episodes of the campy nighttime soap "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman.
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I was checking this particular feature on a daily basis in order to gain some kind of insight into his nighttime activities.
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On Beauty The masking hour is, traditionally, a period of required sequestration — a nighttime ritual designed to rebalance your skin in privacy.
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Jay is sipping what he lovingly refers to as "heart medicine"—AKA red wine—and has his nighttime backwards beige hat on.
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A dark curve in the Philadelphia streets rarely bustled with nighttime footsteps—that is, until a lighted wall artwork lit it up.
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It's something like a nighttime stroll through a major metropolis, your path only illuminated by the quietly humming neon signs hanging overhead.
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During the daytime, I want something that defines, lifts, and separates, whereas for nighttime, I'm looking for that plus drama and volume.
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It was lit up in floodlights, and there were floodlights down by the water too, illuminating the surf for a nighttime swim.
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The father got a job at a foundry, and the sons worked at nighttime cleaning jobs or as dishwashers, earning minimum wage.
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Cedric de Pierrepont and Alain Bertoncello were killed in the nighttime raid to free two French citizens, Laurent Lassimouillas and Patrick Picque.
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Citing rising nighttime ridership and falling crime, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority is gradually removing the waiting area signs as it renovates stations.
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The Disney Bedtime Adventure box delivers a variety of kid-sized goods that inject a bit of fun into the nighttime routine.
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He didn't like the rambunctious New Yorkers, the nighttime lights — all the stuff his archrivals Jimmy Connors and John McEnroe reveled in.
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From 2008 to 20173, the number of nighttime pedestrian fatalities increased by 45 percent while daytime pedestrian fatalities increased by 11 percent.
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A bit less than halfway through, "Anticipation" becomes an intensely fragmented, at times frenzied, study of children in a nighttime amusement park.
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Plus, nighttime observation requires dim ground conditions — a hazard to driving — while daytime is the period when all the observatory staff sleep.
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As The Washington Post noted, Beyoncé does not appear on either playlist, though her song "Superpower" appeared on 2015's nighttime one.
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Funkmaster Flex, the longtime nighttime D.J. on Hot 97 who privileges New York rap's tough street mythos, has become an enthusiastic booster.
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Even when sunlight is adequate, a difference of 10 to 15 degrees Fahrenheit between daytime and nighttime is most conducive to flowering.
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Air Force Lt. Hal Downes's B-22005 bomber was on a nighttime run over North Korea when it went down in 233.
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We arrived around midnight and almost didn't get to check in to our hotel because there was no nighttime front-desk service.
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Researchers also looked at objectively-measured sleep positions for a subset of women who underwent home sleep studies for nighttime breathing problems.
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I do my nighttime routine (argan oil cleanser, Kiehl's cleanser, rosacea prescription, Kiehl's night cream), read for a bit, and pass out.
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I do my nighttime routine, talk to God and thank him for everything in my life, and enjoy and nightmare free slumber.
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Nighttime satellite images released by the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration show the island early on Monday almost entirely without light.
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For at least some people in the Capitol, like those who enjoy sleeping when it is nighttime, the experience will be unpleasant.
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Species that hunt at nighttime, like owls, have vision that's tuned to work when there's vanishingly little light coming off the moon.
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So getting ready in the dark could signal to your body that it's still nighttime and could make you feel even groggier.
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"The pilot of the second F/A-18D was not experienced in conducting nighttime air-to-air refueling operations," the statement continued.
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Plus, the jacket has reflective details on the logo, cuff, and side should you want to take a nighttime run or walk.
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Mr. Sinaga's friends' only hint of his nighttime campaign was the way he boasted of making heterosexual men realize their gay fantasies.
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I do my nighttime routine and get in bed with my laptop to read the staff reports for some upcoming public meetings.
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I do my nighttime routine, hit the bed at 7:30, watch an episode of Gossip Girl, and fall asleep around 8.
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"The use of atomic energy for purposes of war is immoral," the pope declared during a nighttime prayer at Hiroshima's peace memorial.
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Finally, the researchers set up nighttime cameras to figure out which species of birds or bats was most responsible for the pollination.
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The small quirks and surprises that arise at nighttime are elevated anew under the cinematic lens of young Bulgarian photographer Mariya Novakova.
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The predominant colors are shades of dark blue, giving a nighttime feel, interrupted by somber reds, lime greens, and a few yellows.
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It's E.'s turn to make lunches, so he does that while I do my nighttime routine and then we go to bed.
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Over a hundred witnesses had seen floating lights in the nighttime, and it caused huge national furor, made headlines all over the country.
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Instead, that award goes to a supposed throwaway line Cheryl hears her grandmother Nana Rose (Barbara Wallace) croak during some nighttime fugue state.
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Here, notable locals revisit their routes and routines, from lunch on the Upper East to nighttime sojourns to then-emerging neighborhoods like TriBeCa.
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