"In healthy subjects, if you give subjects melatonin in the middle of the day, it will help them sleep [during the middle of the day]," he says.
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You never see them in the middle of the day.
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Then I got that text in the middle of the day.
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Instigate off-site gatherings, even in the middle of the day.
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It was the middle of the day at a hotel pool.
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And they often get to work in the middle of the day.
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" Drinking in the middle of the day becomes "participating in summer Fridays.
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Daley goes into the game in the middle of the day, furious.
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"Are you always around in the middle of the day?" he asked.
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It was the middle of the day but it felt like evening.
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Even in the middle of the day, they were dark and ominous.
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It happened at a strip mall in the middle of the day.
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If you can, take a rest in the middle of the day.
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In the middle of the day, you know who's at a JCC?
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It&aposs better than watching soap operas in the middle of the day.
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DeMarcus's friend is seen leaving the lounge in the middle of the day.
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They hit up a local organic market in the middle of the day.
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There he suggested we pull the curtains in the middle of the day.
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So I remember seeing M83 playing outside in the middle of the day.
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Regrettably, though, I no longer catch fish in the middle of the day.
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No muted moment in the Rose Garden in the middle of the day.
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The peaks were mostly in the middle of the day and on weekends.
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The checkout lines were pretty empty, as it was the middle of the day.
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You go to the zoo in the middle of the day, they're all hiding.
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"The sky is very dark, even in the middle of the day," he said.
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In the middle of the day, I got a call from the social worker.
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It arrived in the middle of the day, but I was still in bed.
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"There's going to be nightlife on Broadway in the middle of the day," he said.
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We had a panic moment when it flash flooded in the middle of the day.
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Imagine you get this in the middle of the day, while you're stressed at work.
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It was the middle of the day when the resident was paged by the radiologist.
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They lock themselves into apartments petrified to even leave in the middle of the day.
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Like Staver, Dusan has a job that lets him nap in the middle of the day.
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It was the middle of the day, the temperature reaching 22000 degrees Fahrenheit outside Plinio's house.
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Some people like to work out in the middle of the day, during their lunch break.
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Like, all the time, they were leaving in the middle of the day to go drinking.
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Salvant, stirring an iced coffee, seemed unaccustomed to being out in the middle of the day.
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It wears a dressing gown and slippers, watching Agatha Christie in the middle of the day.
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Normally there aren't any empty streets in downtown Los Angeles in the middle of the day.
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Laying in bed in the middle of the day instead of working is seen as lazy.
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However, "that should have happened before this tweet in the middle of the day," he said.
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We'd had probably two or three bottles of wine and it's the middle of the day.
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Can't a man enjoy a stroll through a pleasant neighborhood in the middle of the day?
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Think about her journeying to a doctor appointment across town in the middle of the day.
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Back in Australia, I'd feel weird drinking at a playground in the middle of the day.
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I'll end up at CVS in the middle of the day on Tuesday, just wandering the aisles.
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"It was the middle of the day and the children weren't wearing their school uniform," he remembers.
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I keep my clothes on ... in case my children need me in the middle of the day.
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Sometimes I'll end up going to the movies in the middle of the day to kill time.
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At the very least, I thought it would look extremely overdone in the middle of the day.
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Workers from Los Angeles to Raleigh, North Carolina, evacuated their cubicles in the middle of the day.
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Stars and planets will be visible, and streetlights will turn on in the middle of the day.
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Sunscreen that won't ruin your makeup or make you feel greasy during the middle of the day
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No one was injured — the collapse happened in the middle of the day, long after last call.
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We were down on his island, and we were having lunch in the middle of the day.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I was on a crowded subway car in the middle of the day.
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"We would get confused men entering in the middle of the day," Poehler writes in her memoir.
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When I visited the gallery in the middle of the day, there was very little sound audible.
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"We were shocked to see her come out in the middle of the day," Manske told the CBC.
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They'll encourage you to go have drinks or go shopping with them in the middle of the day.
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I don't know what kind of mood she's going to be in in the middle of the day.
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Toward the middle of the day, Trump met with a bipartisan group of senators at the White House.
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"We have rodents out in the middle of the day," said Ms. Aaron, a teacher of 244 years.
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And the room itself is undersized, and thus frequently feels overcrowded even in the middle of the day.
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We always walk together if I go in the middle of the day, but we never workout together.
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The waiting room in the E.R. was surprisingly crowded for the middle of the day on a Monday.
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Playing in a small venue in the middle of the day in Washington, Gauff drew a capacity crowd.
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To see the pink water in all its glory, look from above, in the middle of the day.
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Since Ms. Nishimasa broke her leg, her husband has never left work in the middle of the day.
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Cops arrived to the home in the middle of the day and found Larsa waiting outside the home.
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But with the Z Play, I don't even think about recharging my phone in the middle of the day.
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He should take a cat nap or something in the middle of the day or get some extra sleep.
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Numbing out on pain pills in the middle of the day is not my idea of a good time.
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Almost always without fail, in the middle of the day, stories about impeachment are splashed across all three chyrons.
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Even though it was the middle of the day on a weekday, the store was still packed with shoppers.
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It's hard to film something in the middle of the day in the middle of NYC without people noticing.
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Narcolepsy is a condition that causes people to lose consciousness and fall asleep in the middle of the day.
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For others, it peaks at night, or in the middle of the day (as is common with cis women).
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This had happened before, but late at night when she was tired, never in the middle of the day.
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A few times early in my visit to China, I tried scheduling interviews in the middle of the day.
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In the middle of the day, the stone had a more pinkish or yellowish hue, depending on the light.
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My internet company is fiiiiiiinally working with me, but their only appointment is in the middle of the day today.
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Our first time was on an outdoor stage in the middle of the day, and it wasn't quite the same.
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The excited audience packed into the bar for the Manchester event, which was added in the middle of the day.
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Nothing like seeing naked ladies with tattoos in the middle of the day to put a grin on anyone's face.
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It's a nice little break in the middle of the day and I get in some fresh air and kisses.
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I had my first appointment in the middle of the day in a private clinic in the center of Warsaw.
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And there are other reasons to worry about a high-school kid getting blitzed in the middle of the day.
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But how can you watch this important testimony in the middle of the day when you're supposed to be working?
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White said the crimes appeared similar with the burglars taking bags in the store in the middle of the day.
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Even in the middle of the day, the 50-mile trip from San Francisco to San Jose is a pain.
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One thing's for sure: for a brief moment in the middle of the day, we were in Twilight Zone territory.
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She and I had to go out for wine in the middle of the day when I first met her.
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Much of the nation stood transfixed, with bars filling in the middle of the day so that people could watch.
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Adding to the confusion, trading on Coinbase was disabled for more than two hours in the middle of the day.
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She shows up on his doorstep in the middle of the day, while his wife and toddler son are out.
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I don't think the Fed cutting 50 basis points in the middle of the day is the solution to everything.
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We're not here, drying out in a Hackney pub in the middle of the day, to talk about Cap'n Jazz.
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It was the middle of the day and it was at a bar, so things were getting a little rowdy.
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Toward the middle of the day, though, the White House announced that this version of Spicer's briefing would be different.
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The group surrounded the couple as they were passed out on a sidewalk in the middle of the day, barely moving.
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I often feel tired in the middle of the day, and rely on caffeine or a sugary snack to keep going.
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Other times, all you need is an hour on the couch in the middle of the day to recharge your batteries.
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I would work 12 to 14 hours a day — I would sometimes take a nap in the middle of the day.
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I learned that if I eat protein in the middle of the day I don't have as much energy to work.
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The middle of the day is for much thicker, deeper forms of collaboration than these friction-free tools actually make possible.
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During her two visits that month, she met with Assange in the middle of the day in the embassy's conference room.
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Once in the morning, once in the middle of the day, once in the evening, and anywhere in between as necessary.
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He said it was a lucky break that the crane fell in the middle of the day when traffic was lighter.
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She'd had sex with three men in her life, but never in a bright room in the middle of the day.
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TBH I didn't watch the entire movie because I fell asleep (in the middle of the day), which is another thing.
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I recently glanced out of my window and saw one person crossing an empty street in the middle of the day.
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The website monitor Catchpoint also said Home Depot's website had "slow load times" during the middle of the day on Thanksgiving.
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It's not ideal to run and jog with them in the middle of the day — or hike with them in high altitudes.
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She's not dropping everything to hang out in the middle of the day, or avoiding work events to further her love life.
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I've talked with female Uber engineers who were routinely invited to strip clubs and bondage clubs in the middle of the day.
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I'm curious: Does the president feel this much guilt if he, say, meets up with Ivanka in the middle of the day?
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You need to visit the neighborhood you are considering in the morning, the middle of the day and at night, says Torres.
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Even on my phone, in my office, with the windows up in the middle of the day, Game of Thrones looked better.
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However, in the middle of the day, bank stocks, which have had huge gains in the past week, began selling off aggressively.
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So what happens is that around the middle of the day those generators have to pay the grid to take their power.
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Silvaner was far more popular back when it was not considered shocking to enjoy some wine in the middle of the day.
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On the other hand, I still faced problems with depression, falling asleep in the middle of the day, keeping an irregular schedule.
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You can't demand extra quiet hours because you decided to take a 90-minute Netflix break in the middle of the day.
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You can't demand extra quiet hours because you decided to take a 90-minute Netflix break in the middle of the day.
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Most mares will foal during the night, but in February Trêve produced a colt by Dubawi in the middle of the day.
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Wine became a once-a-week thing, at Sunday "dinner," which we had in the middle of the day, at 1 p .
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Her family was mystified as to why she was on the metro in the middle of the day, according to Moskovsky Komsomolets.
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A few months ago, drunk in the middle of the day, I impulse-bought a Juul at a bodega in downtown Manhattan.
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To be clear, there are ways to know without clocks when it's evening or the middle of the day during Sommaroy's summer.
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She eventually cornered me in the middle of the day and told me about her agency and said I'd be a perfect fit.
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In the middle of the day when it was too hot to go outside, I would watch CMT as much as I could.
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Now, "it's an hour and a half out of the middle of the day" to pick her up and take her to school.
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The color develops very quickly so you don't somehow end up darker than you wanted to be in the middle of the day.
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He says she is so addicted to drugs and alcohol she walks into walls because she's drunk in the middle of the day.
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Shoot out of direct sunlight If you are taking photos during the middle of the day, avoid focusing on people in direct sunlight.
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I have had people grab my crotch in public walking down a road in the middle of the day in a crowded area.
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I talked to women engineers at Uber who were getting invited to strip clubs and bondage clubs in the middle of the day.
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In the middle of the day, we walked into the tent of two of the women and saw them collapsed, lying on mattresses.
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"If that Costco collapses in the middle of the day, there's going to be a lot of people who are hurt," he said.
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I ran in the middle of the day when it was hot, and I ran early and late when I'd rather be sleeping.
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" The memo further alleges that Henry "walked off his job ... in the middle of the day, determined to walk down the extremist path.
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"If that Costco collapses in the middle of the day, there's going to be a lot of people who are hurt," he said.
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Plus, I like Lumpinee because the matches are in the evening, as opposed to during the middle of the day like at Channel 7.
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I don't pack a lunch because I'm coming home in the middle of the day to make food for our annual work party later.
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"I get this extra – extra- burst of excitement especially when those little tummy flutters catch me by surprise in the middle of the day!!"
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It's equally important to visit the neighborhood and get a feel for it during the morning, the middle of the day and at night.
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I remember once feeling genuine guilt for having to leave in the middle of the day as I was overcome with a high fever.
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Nap time was the worst part of kindergarten, but now you'd do anything for a bit of shuteye in the middle of the day.
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Nothing was happening anyway — the fact that all the people stop what they are doing in the middle of the day makes solid sense.
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Crawling into bed in the middle of the day feels like a well-earned hug, but it also feels like conceding to the enemy.
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You're super inspired this morning, and while you'll hit a road bump in the middle of the day, you're ready to get to work.
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Brand suggests housemates arrange cooking and dinner plans in the morning so it doesn't become a distracting conversation in the middle of the day.
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After it beat Cleveland twice in Houston, the Indians were hoping that home field advantage would help, even in the middle of the day.
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I joined this gym at the beginning of the year, and I love being able to work out in the middle of the day.
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If solar starts shutting down all those plants in the middle of the day, the grid loses those resources, and with it some stability.
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He said he was 10 feet and 30 feet from burning buildings, and that it was black as night in the middle of the day.
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"I'm working 70 hours a week, exhausted, and now I have to take off the middle of the day to attend this party?" she says.
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The sky will turn dark, the several million-degree solar corona will become visible, and the stars will appear in the middle of the day.
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From here you can witness the moon move in front of the sun in the middle of the day and darken the skies above you.
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I freaked out; it was the middle of the day, and we still hadn't met face-to-face since that first night at the bar.
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Schedule interviews strategically Running out for an interview in the middle of the day can be disruptive, so make the interviews conducive to your schedule.
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"We don't know who uses it -- sometimes people feel like they are embarrassed to use the box in the middle of the day," Espinoza said.
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By the end of clip, it's hard to imagine two people we'd rather consumer upwards of eight drinks in the middle of the day with.
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It's there, plucking away, drifting out into the ether, being a Taylor Swift song, lounging on a porch swing in the middle of the day.
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If it's the middle of the day, and I'm hugging my phone to my ear as I walk toward the door, I'm not coming back.
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More often the killing field of choice is a playground, bus stop, or in the middle of the street in the middle of the day.
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A Fire Department official said previously that it was unusual for so many people to die in a fire in the middle of the day.
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In many places the sky is stained a constant shade of blood-red; in others, it is pitch black in the middle of the day.
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After announcing the production shift on Monday, the company's stock price fell sharply, trading down more than 5 percent by the middle of the day.
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I hardly ever work from home, but this is a strange week with my son's meeting in the middle of the day and then the funeral.
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But we're catching on to the media's increasingly ironic usage of NSFW in titillating headlines, during the middle of the day when we're all at work.
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This week, fires burning throughout the Amazon were so severe that São Paulo, Brazil's largest city, was almost pitch black in the middle of the day.
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The motion detector incorporates a light sensor, too, with adjustable sensitivity so that it doesn't react in the middle of the day when lights aren't needed.
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According to multiple reports, the mother, 28-year-old Aubrianne Moore, drove to the children's school in the middle of the day to pick them up.
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Indeed, even in the middle of the day, with no smoke to calm them, the bees seem only mildly perturbed by Escalante's incursion into their home.
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Off came the shorts ... out came his bare ass -- and Noah couldn't help but smile as people walked by him in the middle of the day.
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And most people are able to take a nap in the middle of the day without it interfering with their sleep pattern or bedtime, she says.
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Photograph by LaToya Ruby Frazier for The New Yorker Latoya's sister Sonja, who lived in Bainbridge, occasionally stopped by Pathways in the middle of the day.
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"Ah, I think having a hot pudding in the middle of the day is OK. After all, is that all you've had for lunch?" he asks.
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If it's the middle of the day, and my phone is hugged up to my ear and i'm walking toward the door, I'm not coming back.
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The stigma of sleeping in the middle of the day might be disappearing: Several offices have installed nap pods and wellness centers are offering sleep treatments.
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Sometimes they strike with little warning in the middle of the day while he's at work as an IT field technician for a health care company.
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In other words, it won't leave you hanging in the middle of the day, looking for the bathroom, in a foreign country, with a dead phone.
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Rest hour is a coveted time at camp — some 45 minutes of complete silence in the middle of the day when campers take to their tents.
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"The fire got louder and louder and louder, and then the main smoke came and it went dark in the middle of the day," he said.
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Sure, go travel around the world for several months, play tennis in the middle of the day and take a siesta after a particularly hearty meal.
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The theft took place in the middle of the day and went on for about 90 minutes, with the gas station attendant unable to thwart the hackers.
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It also means surrendering any guilt that comes with attending a child's school function in the middle of the day or hitting the gym in the afternoon.
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The Kapaia project will allow the utility to operate at 100 percent renewables more often, and with greater stability, in the middle of the day, Tesla said.
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To get a sense of what it's like as a WAV customer, I opened Uber in a busy San Francisco neighborhood in the middle of the day.
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We even have movies of briny water flowing today on the surface of Mars, where it is warmest near the equator in the middle of the day.
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Do you want to be able to go home in the middle of the day to have sex with your partner without getting in trouble at work?
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He also alleged, according to the documents, that Brown is addicted to drugs and alcohol to the point she is intoxicated in the middle of the day.
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I was taken into cracked-walled homes and offered food and drink during Ramadan, in the middle of the day when they couldn't eat or drink anything.
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She was testing a hypothesis that alpine chipmunks would be more active than lodgepoles during mornings and evenings, and less so during the middle of the day.
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An opportunity to get drunk and wild in the middle of the day, to forget reality for three hours, is why brunch has become an American institution.
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Because the motel's internet connection was fuzzy, it messed up the timer and Ross was one of four people unexpectedly killed in the middle of the day.
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A boat full of migrants landed on a busy Spanish tourist beach in the middle of the day, showing how Europe's migration crisis is shifting further west.
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"This happened during the middle of the day in an open cathedral where there were people in the cathedral at the point of the theft," he said.
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At the Manhattan rally, a couple of hundred students from different schools convened at Foley Square, having walked out of class in the middle of the day.
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Some colleges have required speakers to appear in the middle of the day, since nighttime events tend to draw more demonstrators and can be harder to control.
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The net load curve sags in the middle of the day (like a belly) and then swoops back up when the sun goes down (like a neck).
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We're just observers of our environment, and my environment doesn't include school-age children doing pull-ups on walk signal poles in the middle of the day anymore.
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Though StormiWorld took place in the middle of the day and alcohol did not seem to be flowing, Jenner made sure some delicious junk food got passed around.
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While hopping over to the gym in the middle of the day sounds like a nice solution, most of us don't have that luxury on a daily basis.
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The best way to observe this astronomical event is to be somewhere in the path of totality that will experience total darkness in the middle of the day.
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Although I can take my lunch hour whenever throughout the day, I seem to like the 12:30-1:30 timeframe — smack in the middle of the day.
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On the train, though, I had to adjust every day — sometimes in the morning and sometimes in the middle of the day — and that really threw me off.
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It's a rare celestial event, and a great excuse to step outside in the summer and get a glimpse of the stars in the middle of the day.
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"I've heard stories from kids about the fire fronts coming over in the middle of the day at lunchtime, and the whole sky going black," she told Vox.
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The thing about solar, which makes it harder and easier at the same time, is that it just has a big blast in the middle of the day.
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Major cable news networks often air these press conferences live, treating them like title fights in the middle of the day and analyzing them endlessly once they're over.
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Jalilov's decision to detonate in the middle of the day, when the metro was relatively empty, is a further sign the attack was poorly executed or compromised, Gibson added.
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However, in October 2017, Amazon expanded Handmade with a section dedicated specifically to gifts, and sent Etsy shares down more than 3 percent by the middle of the day.
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To me the wind provides some glorious relief: It's the middle of the day in the middle of July, and a heat wave has just descended on the region.
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The fact that your character and Melissa McCarthy's character find each other in the bar in the middle of the day tells you everything you need to know. Absolutely.
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"A one-off outage for a couple hours in the middle of the day is not going to have a major impact," said analyst Jan Dawson of Jackdaw Research.
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The arts district, Wynwood, now resembles every gentrified neighborhood in America—juice stores blasting EDM in the middle of the day, shops that exclusively sell vintage cars and guitars.
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For a swath of the country from Portland, Oregon, to Charleston, South Carolina, it will feel like someone just turned off the sun in the middle of the day.
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A small number of customers were affected and by the middle of the day the vast majority were able to log in as normal, she told Reuters by phone.
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We also have these special cameras that are going to be able to film at the dead of night and make it look like the middle of the day.
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He was the detective Philip Marlowe, and she was a former entertainer wearing a bathrobe in the middle of the day who trades information for a bottle of bourbon.
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Employees may be less stressed when they have the flexibility to, say, pick up their kids from school or join a yoga class in the middle of the day.
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That said, it sometimes makes more sense to go for a mid-morning run or have an impromptu phone call with a friend in the middle of the day.
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I think we've got the market a little bit excited here in the middle of the day with the possibility for some upside surprise — the removal of existing tariffs.
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The need is greatest among the people who cluster along Pulaski's corners in the middle of the day, many out of work or only working some, the preacher said.
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But I do have a higher awareness now of how often I am eating dessert in the middle of the day, at breakfast and late at night (see November).
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The worst happened in February 222, when a 6.3-magnitude earthquake ripped through Christchurch in the middle of the day -- toppling buildings onto buses, buckling streets and damaging cathedrals.
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Swaggy P was leaving Penthouse in L.A. this weekend -- when we asked about the recent picture of him furniture shopping in his pajamas in the middle of the day.
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Then suddenly I was at my desk in a newsroom of the Journal in Midtown Manhattan, and my phone rings in the middle of the day, and it's Tyler.
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But one of, if not the biggest moment, came in the middle of the day when President Trump gave his inaugural address, his vision for the direction of the country.
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He uses the term "value deflation" to explain how the more solar is installed, the less of the electricity that it produces in the middle of the day is needed.
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At hotel bars and patios that usually spend the week at full capacity, you could walk up in the middle of the day and get a table without a wait.
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Byrne thinks patients could benefit from a more precise focus on when they receive their treatment, maximizing rewarding experiences in the middle of the day and minimizing them at night.
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Coincidentally, the incident also took place in the middle of the day, showing there's no time like your lunch break to have illegal public sex with someone half your age.
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If you're in the bull's eye center of the moon's shadow, known as the totality, the sky will go dark for a few minutes in the middle of the day.
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But The Canadian travels through the night, which means sometimes we crossed time zones while we were sleeping, and other times we crossed them in the middle of the day.
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In April 2017, Nelson's brother Jorge Barragán and Brigitte Baptiste, the director of Colombia's Humboldt Institute, saw two large jaguars resting in a swamp in the middle of the day.
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During my shift, the governor decreed all bars and restaurants should close, so I had to do last call and lock the place up in the middle of the day.
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" — SETH MEYERS, showing a photograph of Justin Trudeau "According to Politico, White House chief of staff John Kelly has been going to the gym in the middle of the day.
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She said paranoia is quite frequent, and that it's not uncommon for those affected to draw the curtains closed in the middle of the day because they fear they're being watched.
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We don't have a lot of experience with the sun out of commission for a few hours in the middle of the day with our current power grids and supply systems.
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So there would be these huge press packs in the middle of the day, but then at night when everyone was camping alongside the train tracks, very little media was there.
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Finally, she added that if you're running a business and can't afford to let your workers leave their posts in the middle of the day, then the problem isn't your workers.
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The afternoon will hit and you will keep drinking to keep the buzz going, and to prevent your body from burning out by getting sober in the middle of the day.
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Dorthaan's Place differs from Jazz Vespers "because it's the middle of the day on a Sunday, and you can have bacon and eggs or brunch food and champagne," Ms. Kirk said.
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Are bosses that join their employees for a couple hours of Kanye in the middle of the day comfortable with that cost, knowing their team will make up the time elsewhere?
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This is a useful do-anywhere exercise for the middle of the day to calm a child who is having a meltdown at a birthday party or just to re-center.
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Indeed, getting all power from renewables will require building capacity equal to several times the demand during the middle of the day and keeping it turned off much of the time.
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Earlier in June, police released video of a "well-dressed man" kicking a sleeping homeless person in the middle of the day before walking off; he was arrested two weeks later.
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On Election Day, I had to wait in line for 45 minutes, even though I have a job that gives me the luxury of voting in the middle of the day.
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Evening news broadcasts packed with apocalyptic scenes from down south, where the fires were raging worst: darkness in the middle of the day, children under bloodred skies, unimaginable death and destruction.
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Later, when Rippon was preparing for the 2018 Winter Olympics (where he took home a bronze medal) he was able to switch his training schedule to the middle of the day.
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" It was a vibrant artistic community—Brancusi had a studio there, and Saint Phalle visited him regularly, until she tired of drinking "bad Italian champagne in the middle of the day.
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Traders have also been spotted at the bar in the middle of the day, with juniors traders seen drinking beer in a pub, while more senior employees sip cocktails at Cipriani.
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The little planet rotates much slower than Earth, resulting in a dramatic fluctuation in surface temperatures—from 800 degrees Fahrenheit in the middle of the day to 300 below zero at night.
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My list included taking an aerial yoga class in the middle of the day (when it was half-price) and eating lunch at 3 pm outside in the park for an hour.
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I was having constant nightmares and flashbacks, and I'd wake up from a nightmare in the middle of the day, and I'd be screaming, throwing my pillows at the wall and yelling.
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We've also supported journalistic projects meant to promote visibility -- showcasing photos of pregnant women on the job or dads in Sweden taking care of their kids in the middle of the day.
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She doesn't answer, but I know that she knows where I am today and I know that the simple act of me calling in the middle of the day will worry her.
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So, for example, if you want less iron or need a caffeine boost in the middle of the day, you're able to adjust the quantity on Multiply Lab's site before you order.
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It also meant that I would run long miles in the middle of the day, and soak up as much sun as I could in New Jersey in January, February and March.
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"I see it every day — in the morning, in the night, during the middle of the day," she said one afternoon in March, gazing out at the building that haunts her retirement.
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Videos and images circulating on social media showed villages and highways completely blanketed by an eerie, red-colored haze in the middle of the day through the weekend and earlier this week.
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"When I have a lull in the middle of the day, I can come home and take care of the dogs and take a nap if I need to," Mr. Le said.
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Get the Anti-Snoring Jaw Strap 2-Pack for $12.99 See Details It's especially tricky to get some shuteye when you're trying to sleep in the middle of the day or while traveling.
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By comparison, demand is typically much lower for a flight between those two cities in the middle of the day, so an airline could decide to make some seats available for frequent fliers.
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If this sounds familiar, it's almost exactly what Jesse claimed happened to her in Vegas in 2015 ... when she was found passed out cold in the middle of the day on the Strip.
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Sweating out all your frustrations at an evening SoulCycle class seemed like a great idea until you felt the wrath of a painful urinary tract infection (UTI) in the middle of the day.
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DAKAR (Reuters) - A Senegalese Islamic channel shocked viewers with half an hour of hardcore pornography in the middle of the day, in what the TV station on Wednesday attributed to a "criminal act".
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Next, Adam says he's going to go surprise "this guy," who needs his Tinder profile to be "pimped out," and also needs two six-packs of Corona in the middle of the day.
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When you vote, you've got the power to make sure white nationalists don't feel emboldened to March with their hoods off or their hoods on in Charlottesville in the middle of the day.
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When you vote, you've got the power to make sure white nationalists don't feel emboldened to march with their hoods off or their hoods on in Charlottesville in the middle of the day.
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But the excitement of these boom times is dampened somewhat by the quiet stretches in the middle of the day — ominous reminders that there is less and less foot traffic, Mr. Goldstein added.
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And at some pharmaceutical, software and financial companies, managers expect employees to come to the office for only a few hours in the middle of the day — or to work off site entirely.
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My naps never take place in the living room; I get into my bed in my pajamas in the middle of the day, because I want to get the full restorative nap experience.
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"We find it sad that a Georgian citizen was killed in the middle of the day in central Berlin and so many questions remain open," said Elguja Khokrishvili, the Georgian ambassador to Germany.
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"I've seen bears cruise through the yard in the middle of the day and once you spook them, usually they will run and get out of Dodge, so to speak," Land told the CBC.
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The city of Toronto in 2103 is the kind of city where a girl can dance burlesque on the street corner in the middle of the day, and nobody is going to harass her.
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It sounded like the kind of record that wants you to run around Brooklyn and shower your friends in dollar bills or, better still, dance on a roof in the middle of the day.
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Your favorite rapper's go-to spot for the freshest bling in NYC is probably gonna be closed for a sec ... 'cause the place got held up at gunpoint in the middle of the day.
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USC's Sanders said with the current solar power generation that the state already has installed means there have been situations in the middle of the day when California experiences a surplus of solar energy.
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Many people said that the nature of the shooting, in the middle of the day with no obvious motive, led them to conclude that the men were targeted because of their race or religion.
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With the lights constantly on, the women lost track of the hour, Ms. González said, and would often be startled to learn it was the middle of the day, not the dead of night.
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I think it is useful training, but it means I do not get a break on those days, and I resent losing my small amount of personal time in the middle of the day.
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"Simply by correlating two data sets that never talked to each other, (such as) population occupancy and modulated fan speed, I can have huge electricity savings in the middle of the day," Gilbert said.
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Epstein does not eat in the middle of the day (a habit borrowed from the Yanomami), but out of decorum he ordered sashimi as he spoke of the possibility of life on other planets.
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Nunn said Oodnadatta falls into a rhythm in the summer with people doing jobs early in the morning and late in the afternoon, while sheltering from the heat in the middle of the day.
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For example, in California, or Germany, where there's a lot of solar already deployed, the value of production from solar panels in the middle of the day is getting quite low, lower every year.
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This moment, this cultural tapestry accidentally woven together by Lit performing live in the middle of the day at California's Shoreline Amphitheatre in 1999, contains everything we Brits knew, understood and loved about 90s America.
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It wasn't the most exacting setup, but it still yielded some amazing footage of paintballs slamming into each other mid-air, creating a fireworks show that's still visible in the middle of the day.[YouTube]
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The Orb can also automatically adjust color and warmth of lights as the day goes on, offering bright light during the middle of the day that grows dimmer and softer as the night wears on.
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No. But I actually think I would have if it weren't in the middle of the day, in a strange office and I wasn't being pinged by work emails and texts at the same time.
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"We've grown up together, and Nick is somebody that I can rely on, whether it's in the middle of the night or the middle of the day – he's consistently been there for me," she says.
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It's not the kind of projector that can contend with a whole lot of ambient light, however, so don't expect to use this in the middle of the day with the windows unblocked by curtains.
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It was all for a photo shoot that the people behind the production didn't want you to see -- despite the fact it all took place on a public street in the middle of the day.
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That means homeowners with the rooftop solar systems will be able to capture cheap electricity during the middle of the day and keep that power onsite for evening hours when rates tend to go up.
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Until now, these towers have been mostly south of Central Park, and their shadows affect the park least in the middle of the day, when the sun is at its highest, and shadows are smallest.
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The report also envisions a role for renewable energies — especially solar power, which to some degree aligns the peak of its energy generation, in the middle of the day, with the peak demand for cooling.
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I'm able to use it for a full day of heavy use — up to five or six hours of screen on time — without having to plug in for a charge in the middle of the day.
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One of my friends was in a hot tub, in the middle of the day, when she noticed that the women across from her were having sex in the same hot tub (she got out immediately).
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And at the same location in 2015, 34-year-old Jamie Valeri said she was sexually assaulted when she and her husband both blacked out in the middle of the day after just a few drinks.
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Before I moved closer to VICE's office, my commute was more than an hour long each way, meaning I had to pay someone to walk Gordo in the middle of the day while I was gone.
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There are doughnuts, but I talk myself out of it because there's nothing that I hate more than having a sugar crash in the middle of the day and not being able to take a nap.
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But others—and I count myself among them—cannot nap, and pressing them to conk out in the middle of the day is about as effective as an insomniac telling herself to just fall asleep already.
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Much to Ray's dismay, Elijah hightails it on out of there as though "Hannah's having a gay emergency with her gay dad" is a totally valid reason to skip out in the middle of the day.
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Or I can go take my kids to the park in the middle of the day if I choose to, or I can blow off Thursday and Friday and go out of town with my family.
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"You came over in the middle of the day and found me in my living room sitting on a big teddy bear watching Chucky so casually and then you came and laid with me," Gomez said.
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While evenings — known as prime time in the US — are still the most watched time of day, Roku said it's also seen huge spikes in streaming in the middle of the day, from noon to 6.
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Fasting or not, many of us find ourselves thinking in the middle of the day about how best to feed those around us at day's end, no matter who we are or where we come from.
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When Sherri learns, by cellphone, that her fiancé is cheating on her (in the middle of the day!), she goes outside for a little fresh air and bumps into Harry, who is handsome and can cook.
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And, more importantly, you won't have to worry about the headphones dying in the middle of the day thanks to a 40-hour battery life and a five minute "Fast Fuel" charge that adds three hours.
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A man jumps over two fences in the middle of the day in view of guard towers, but nobody saw his escape because they removed the guards from the guard towers years ago to cut costs.
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It's the same treatment Hannah Horvath (Lena Dunham) enjoyed throughout Girls, when no one thought she did cocaine in the middle of the day or wore mesh shirts to raves because she's a white woman from Michigan.
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In daily use, these numbers mean you might find yourself recharging the WF-1000X in the middle of the day, whereas competing products should last most people through a few hours of listening to Spotify at work.
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" He stopped periodically to listen to Odyssean histories, offer tips on navigating the system, and turn down a repeatedly proffered beer—"I try not to do it in the middle of the day, to control myself, brother.
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Rent a movie and watch it in the middle of the day, have an at-home wine tasting adventure, go for a hike or to the beach, pack a picnic and have a day at the park.
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I'm not much of a coffee drinker, though I just bought a Keurig machine 2.0 and these lovely cups if I'm really in need of a jolt, which tends to be in the middle of the day.
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The new "handcrafted goods" section of the site launched that October, and when Amazon expanded Handmade with a designation gifts section the following year, it sent Etsy shares down 3 percent by the middle of the day.
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I can't overemphasize how much this hot tub was sitting on a patch of gravel behind a high school and it was the middle of the day and Astrid was compelled to wear her pants into the water.
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Jamie Valeri, 34, of Wisconsin, wrote in 2015 she was sexually assaulted and her husband suffered a broken hand at the same resort after they blacked out in the middle of the day, just into their third drink.
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Because Glow shows each character in two different personas — an everyday '80s look and a wrestling alter-ego — the set can get chaotic when the actresses have to switch between their characters in the middle of the day.
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The rhythm of trading has suggested global sellers have been desperate to dump risky assets in exchange for increasingly dear dollars, which has pressured prices in U.S. stocks up into the middle of the day Monday through Wednesday.
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Just one door over, a single salesman sat in dim lighting in the middle of the day at a New York City souvenir store, also in Trump Tower, greeting visitors with, "Looking for Trump merchandise?" before redirecting them.
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If you are new to it, here's some advice: Try to wake up at the same time daily, and schedule a break in the middle of the day, so you don't forget to get up from your desk.
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If you are new to it, here's some advice: Try to wake up at the same time daily, and schedule a break in the middle of the day, so you don't forget to get up from your desk.
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Laterthat night when Thomas rolled over and lurched into her, she would open her eyes and think of the place that was hers for an hour — where she was nothing, pure nothing, in the middle of the day.
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Washington, DC and Philadelphia are likely to be stormy in the morning and the middle of the day, so voters there should aim to go to the polls in the afternoon and evening if they want to stay dry.
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You have people — and I've seen this, and I've could of witnessed it, and, in fact, in two cases, I have actually witnessed it — they lock themselves into apartments, petrified to even leave in the middle of the day.
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Five months after she got Trump to own the shutdown during an Oval Office meeting, their interactions and his frustrations, led Trump to walk off of his job, in the middle of the day, on the White House Lawn.
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And while I didn't feel comfortable leaving work in the middle of the day, I felt less comfortable with the idea of my family members whispering at my funeral about how it's really better to use a menstrual cup.
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"They were a very simple cookie that didn't take long to make because a lot of times in the South, running your oven in the middle of the day was not something you wanted to do," Purvis told MUNCHIES.
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Multinational organizations that operate there do not allow their female employees to go unescorted in the middle of the day because of the high risk for carjackings, kidnappings, and sexual attacks—and often the police is involved in these.
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The store's manager, Frank Sarpong, decided to call the police after he caught two thieves in the middle of the day making off with 148 pints of ice cream, which is estimated to have a value of about $935.
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Most of us would kill for a chance to steal away for a bit of shut-eye in the middle of the day, but this toddler is a reminder that some of us weren't always so appreciative of nap time.
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"Providing universal free school meals would not only address this issue of unpaid meal charges, but it would recognize the fact that ... having a healthy meal in the middle of the day is necessary to school achievement," Pratt-Heavner said.
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"This crowd in this weather in the middle of the day is really something," Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin, who is evaluating all of the candidates in anticipation of issuing a potentially influential endorsement, told BuzzFeed News outside the Fowler home.
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"Individuals usually take their one meal in the middle of the day, so that breaks up the fasting period in half, whereas some other programs have the goal of prolonging that fasting period because of the various metabolic changes," he says.
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Cinemas offer cut-price tickets in the middle of the day, airlines offer cheaper seats with less leg room and flying at ungodly hours—surely it cannot just have occurred to Disney to charge more when more people want to go?
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In true Robbie spirit, we decided to play "Rock DJ" off my phone at the side of the bed, hungover as hell, in the middle of the day with the curtains wide open and the sun directly beaming into our eyes.
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The analogy suggests that stress at work may be performance-enhancing, but should be followed by rest, whether that means not checking e-mails on weekends, taking more holiday or going for a stroll in the middle of the day.
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And though it is the middle of the day, at the house where Jacob lived, the porch light still is on, just as it has been over a matter of decades — here and at homes across Minnesota — to guide him home.
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Someone came in to rob the store in the middle of the day, and after Mr. Carter handed over the money, the man with the gun walked to the door, then he turned back around, shot him and killed him.
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On the Oregon coast, for example, low tide, when the mussels are not covered by water, is frequently in the middle of the day, and in the summer warming midday air and water temperatures there put more stress on the mussels.
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For instance, he covered the microwave in tinfoil in order to protect himself from radiation and slept fully clothed on top of his covers with his arms crossed over his chest, sometimes in the middle of the day, like a vampire.
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I tried medications that gave me psychotic breaks, hallucinations, euphoria and sleeplessness, ones that made me fall asleep for hours in the middle of the day, sometimes in public, that left me nauseated for months, bile pooling in my mouth.
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The middle of the day becomes a bit of a struggle, so I take a break to cook a comfort food lunch (grilled cheese sandwich) and watch a few Samantha Bee clips, which refreshes me enough to jump back in.
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"Lastly, modifying one's diet and eating the largest meal in the middle of the day when the digestive 'fires' are strongest rather than at night, based on traditional Ayurveda medicine, can have a profound effect on sleep quality," Nidich advised.
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On the Tienditas bridge, which also links Venezuela and Colombia, the momentum that had built up as people gathered on both sides for rival concerts held by Mr. Maduro and the opposition had waned in the middle of the day Saturday.
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Are you in touch with the people who are actually doing the groundwork at one of your partner hotels who suddenly has a cleaning maybe in the middle of the day when normally it would be checkout time, or whatever it might be?
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If you're in the bull's eye center of the moon's shadow known as the totality — the sky will go dark for a few minutes in the middle of the day, stars will appear, birds will become confused and start chirping their nighttime songs.
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" David Bruder, who came over to the U.S from London around two to three years ago, said he does not usually go to bars in the middle of the day, but was at the Cock and Bull "in honor of the historic occasion.
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My job is very supportive of healthy lifestyle choices, so they're totally fine with me ducking out for 30 to 45 minutes in the middle of the day to go for a run, as long as I'm not scheduled for any meetings.
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Plus, there's no downtime (you may look slightly red and irritated, but that's it) so you can get it done in the middle of the day and go back to work without anyone knowing that you weren't really at a dentist appointment.
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So standups face a catch-22: they either occupy the very best and most productive time of many developers' days, or else they detonate in the middle of the day, generally requiring at least twenty minutes of context switching before and after.
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By Tuesday he'd moved in with me, the lunch date smearing into a lurid lost weekend that involved a chipped Noguchi table, swimming topless in a public pool in the middle of the day and lighting a small fire on his balcony.
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The resulting report, released in September, contains 168 pages of illuminating data on how women use public transit in LA. It showed that women are more likely than men to travel in the middle of the day, when transit typically slows down.
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Whether it's Cobie broke her leg two days before her first day of shooting, or our power would go out and we would have thunderstorms that would last three hours in the middle of the day... There are so many unpredictable things all the time.
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In the review, she tried to tell travelers about the time she said she was sexually assaulted in the middle of the day after her and her husband both "blacked out" as they were beginning their third drink, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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With her mom driving her around, Coleman alternates each week between protesting in the morning for about an hour before school (often missing part of her homeroom class) or in the middle of the day during lunch (and missing the start of her Spanish class).
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Brazil's largest city was plunged into darkness in the middle of the day Monday as a massive plume of smoke from fires burning in the Amazon descended on the city, alarming residents as a record number of fires raged in the world's largest tropical rainforest.
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Since launch in the summer of 2015, Spectrm has been able to give unique insights to publishing partners, like the fact that content consumers are more likely to engage with content in the middle of the day as opposed to the morning or evening.
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Given Formula E's one-day structure, with qualifying sessions early in the day and the race in the afternoon, Roborace is able to take advantage of the empty track in the middle of the day for demonstrations of its artificial intelligence system on wheels.
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"Well…" I began, and in the middle of a busy deli in the middle of the day, the supermarket employee and I bonded over our numerous identities, swapping stories about moving continents, finding friends, learning to drive in foreign countries, and applying for multiple citizenships.
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The average price of a sit-down lunch meal has risen 5 percent year-over-year, and it just doesn't seem like a good deal to plop down for a $14 club sandwich in the middle of the day with a faux office friend anymore.
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I also loved the khutbah scene, because it shows this sermon in the middle of the day and then there's a cut to Summer getting ready to go to a party and smoking weed, and it feels like there are so many contradictions there.
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After reporting earnings on Thursday evening that badly missed profits expectations, the online retailer and web services provider saw its shares slide for two straight sessions, closing Monday trading nearly 9 percent below the record levels achieved during the middle of the day on Thursday.
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The new phone offers Dash Charge, a technology that gives your phone a full day's power in just half an hour — an amazing benefit for a frequent mobile user who doesn't have the time to stop and charge their phone in the middle of the day.
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And given that we're always trying to save money on lunch, breakfast, and well, just about everything else in our lives, we recently came to the not-so-surprising realization that a $5 to $10 snack break in the middle of the day isn't the smartest.
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"He said there were these people spying on him and listening to him and he feels that he hears this woman, Carmen, calling his name in the middle of the day," said the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss a continuing investigation.
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"The friend of mine who's a survivor, I call her a survivor because her 7-year-old daughter was taken from the backyard of her grandma's house while playing in the middle of the day," Davis said at the Rape Foundation's annual brunch, according to People.
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The researchers also discovered that the bees slowed down immediately before and after the eclipse, perhaps because they mistook the partial dimming of the Sun for dusk and decided to return to their nests for the night, even though it was the middle of the day.
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The street is still and empty in the middle of the day, but it's easy to imagine the neighborhood kids taking over as the afternoon arrives—the little front yards filling up with the rowdy laughter of the young, freed from adult restrictions for a time.
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The requests -- at the 11th hour of a 25-year deadline -- resulted in what a senior US official described as a "messy" process leading up to the deadline, with the White House still fielding requests from certain agencies into the middle of the day on Thursday.
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Like her father, she often cooks in the middle of the day, slipping barefoot from her sunny open-loft office through a sliding panel — Lucy through the wardrobe — to the apartment next door, where she lives with her longtime partner, the critic and editor John Freeman.
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I was already drunk on a sense of abundance by the time we sat down for lunch with my mother at the California Pizza Kitchen, choosing it because it seemed fancy and my father was leaving work in the middle of the day to meet us.
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So, as the year wraps up, if you're looking to hop off Soundcloud and into the eerie forest then you may want to check out these guys who dress like hedges, play logs and take you to dogging hotspots in the middle of the day in the pouring rain.
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Powerball reported ticket sales of just over 300 million by the middle of the day on Wednesday, as the prospect of winning the world's single largest jackpot sparked lottery fever across the U.S. The Powerball lottery can be played in 44 states, Washington, D.C. and two U.S. territories.
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The Moon, in Cancer, connects with Mars at 3:48 AM, creating an energetic mood very early this morning—but make sure to get enough sleep, because the Moon connects with dreamy Neptune at 3:32 PM, creating a hazy, sleepy vibe right in the middle of the day.
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"Spending time outdoors is good advice for trying to reduce the chance of getting myopia," said the senior author, Astrid E. Fletcher of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, though she advised against spending time outdoors in the middle of the day, when skin cancer risks increase.
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In another allegation, a blind woman took a Lyft to the grocery store in the middle of the day; the driver then offered her a free ride home that was not ordered through the Lyft app, and forced himself into her home to rape her, the suit alleges.
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It's worth noting that scholars have pointed out certain inconsistencies in Herodotus' account of the events—for instance, his narrative suggests that totality occurred in the middle of the day, but the path of the May 28th eclipse did not cross the presumed site of the battle until near sundown.
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"Midnight Cowboy" is one that I wrote with [former band member] Erick [Jordan], and we had a copy of that movie [ Midnight Cowboy], and it's about watching this movie in the middle of the day in the summer when everyone is out doing things and probably having some fabulous life montage.
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The share price, the guys were talking a bit earlier, it did turn around a little bit in the middle of the day, which by the way is going to happen when you pass the mic over to John Waldron, so you should probably pick that up with him later.
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In the middle of the day, a team of four policewomen, two in plain clothes and two in uniform, set off for Raghunath College for Girls, a post-secondary school, which is located in the old town, the busiest part of the city, a few kilometers away from Gandhi Park.
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We figured we didn't have much time since we were in a public, outdoor area in the middle of the day, so I quickly dropped my jeans to my knees, placed my palms on the tree in front of me and bent over slightly, while I waited for him to penetrate me.
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Despite being sober, despite it being the middle of the day and despite common decency I went to his Facebook fan page and sent the following message: I have to say, I don't remember it being so forward, nor do I remember thinking through the words "I think I'm in love with you".
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Back then, employers would have probably been even less understanding of a mom who needed to, say, pause to pump out breast milk in the middle of the day or call out of work when her child care provider was sick or her child's day care center closed for an in-service day.
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We hear Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE often saying, 'Oh, she is taking a nap in the middle of the day.
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Soon thereafter, a head washed up on a major beach in the middle of the day, another was placed in front of city hall, and just days before the July 2006 presidential election, another couple were left in La Garita with a familiar refrain—one more time scumbags, so that they learn respect.
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TUNIS — Ramadan ends this week, and that comes none too soon for some in Tunisia — not least the hundred or so protesters who began the Muslim holy month demonstrating against the closing of most cafes and restaurants by drinking water and eating sandwiches in central Tunis in the middle of the day.
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Stretching all the way from the coast of Oregon to the eastern edge of South Carolina, the moon will momentarily block the face of the sun — shrouding the land below in darkness, making stars and planets visible in the middle of the day, changing weather patterns, and even causing animals some extreme, if brief, confusion.
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Even in private, Kasich tells his New Hampshire supporters that he really doesn't know if he will challenge President Donald Trump, but he is openly giddy about the encouragement he feels by the turnout of the more than 50 people who came to see him in the middle of the day on a Tuesday.
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Isn't It Romantic is the movie representation of watching a classic rom-com with your friends: You laugh at the dumb tropes (who runs out to get coffee with a friend in the middle of the day, 40 blocks away from where they work?), point out the absurdities (who wears prom-level formal wear on a date
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While in the 1950s, heavy drinking was thought of as a masculine activity—the "three-martini lunch" was rarely a place for ladies—you can now turn on your television in the middle of the day and watch Amy Schumer drinking from a baby pool-sized glass of white wine (if you're into that sort of thing).
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What I want is a foundation that feels lightweight, can be used sparingly on good skin days and generously on others, leaves behind a slightly mattified "natural" finish but doesn't make my skin look dry or chalky, doesn't somehow vanish by the middle of the day, doesn't streak, doesn't settle into my fine lines or make me erupt into volcanic breakouts.
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Trump initially condemned violence "on many sides," referring to neo-Nazis and counter-protesters, then singled out neo-Nazis and white supremacists more than a day later, only to get angry when the media didn't lavish praise on him for reading words off a teleprompter several news cycles after a neo-Nazi allegedly committed murder in the middle of the day. Pres.
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And while it can be tough to think about outwear when you're busy dripping sweat everywhere you go, a light jacket is still key in the summer months — you never know when you're going to encounter a temp drop in the middle of the day, while you're out at night, or even in the office (we all know what those arctic HQs feel like).
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Per Politico: In recent months, his Secret Service detail has often been spotted standing outside the gym in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building in the middle of the day — and White House officials who pass it on the way to meetings view his late morning workouts as an indication of him having thrown in the towel on trying to have any control inside the West Wing.
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So, they're beating-- because they're sourcing clean energy off the grid in the middle of the day at 2 cents or what have you, and they put it into a tank and are storing it and the trucks off take all night long, you know, with an eight-minute charge to go 500 miles, because that energy is so cheap, they're beating diesel handedly today on a per mile basis.
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How strange, then, that there are no old people on TV. Here's a picture I see every day: It's the middle of the day and there is a cooking show or a talk show on, and the host is in her 50s, let's say, but obviously looks much younger, and her guest is in his 30s or 50s and also looks younger, and they talk in this hyper-enthusiastic voice about how "great!" their dish or their new movie is, or how "sad!" the story they just heard was.
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When one of our children wakes up complaining of a sore throat, we could begin a ritual stare-down to determine which of us is going to have to wait for the doctor's office to open, make the phone call, wait on hold, schedule an appointment (which will inevitably be in the middle of the day), take off work, pick up the child from school, sit in the waiting room (surrounded by other sick children), get the rapid strep test, find out if the child is infected and then go to the pharmacy or back to school, before returning to work.
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A good thing I did when I lived a six-story waterslide away from a very busy city intersection and started walking my puppy around all the time (which I thought was going to be like endless summers with my dogs and some, I don't know, chalk and paperclips in my pocket, but I forgot that my now-adult friends are always somewhere else in the middle of the day, which is a fucking ongoing nightmare-devastation) was to judiciously refuse interruptions, so, rather than doing the annoyed headphone removal cut-eye sideways-face or "I have headphones on I can't hear you no I can't hear youuu" reverberating through your own face-bones, so loud, I just smiled blithely and continued, in my silence.
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Here's how the WF-1000XM3's battery life compares to the best true wireless earbuds: WF-1000XM33 (with noise cancelation): 6 hours WF-1000XM3 (without noise cancelation): 29 hours AirPods: 25 hours Galaxy Buds: 21000 hours Powerbeats Pro: 23 hours The large charging case also adds an impressive number of extra charges: WF-290XM21000 (with noise cancelation): 10003 hours (21000 charges) WF-23XM270 (without noise cancelation): 24 hours (4 charges) AirPods: 19 hours (3.8 charges) Galaxy Buds: 7 hours (1.2 charge) Powerbeats Pro: 33 hours (1.7 charge) Compared to my second-gen AirPods, which need to be popped back into their charging case by the middle of the day, the WF-1000XM3's often lasted entire 9-5 workdays (without noise cancelation) before needing a recharge.
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