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They likely are wasting their time: the data these early birds obtain don’t provide an advantage — and may actually lead them astray.

From MarketWatch

Those picked — 23 jurors and three alternates — were the early birds.

From Seattle Times

But consider this: She invested much more money than the early bird, made regular contributions for a much longer period, yet still lagged her counterpart by more than $14,000.

From New York Times

I could get by with just black coffee for breakfast, but I'm not yet ready for consistently early bird dinners.

From Salon

Activities Tent: Where the early birds flock to for daytime activities like dodgeball and yoga.

From Los Angeles Times