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nighttime

noun as in darkness

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If institutional investors don’t provide overnight liquidity, then trading volumes will remain low, making nighttime trading less appealing to institutional investors.

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He said work was being conducted around-the-clock with nighttime shifts illuminated by portable stadium lights.

Anxiety filled the city’s atmosphere, especially early in the war, when Allied freighters were being torpedoed off the coast, tragically framed against the city’s nighttime glow.

But “Grey’s” is a nighttime drama, not a documentary, so she’s learned what battles to fight.

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In the picture, the singer-guitarist — and co-founding member of the Eagles — stands with his guitar in profile on a hill overlooking the glowing lights of nighttime Los Angeles.

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