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dark

[dahrk] / dɑrk /










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Keeping parents in the dark denies them the opportunity to get counseling for children who might really need it.

From The Wall Street Journal

It was on the ship that we got one of the defining pictures of the whole operation - Maduro in handcuffs, wearing ear protectors and a type of blindfold that looked like dark sunglasses.

From BBC

Police said before the crash, they received a call at 06:50, which reported that a man who appeared vulnerable with grey hair and wearing dark clothing was walking alone on the A120 towards Colchester.

From BBC

When circadian rhythms are strong, the body stays closely aligned with the daily cycle of light and dark.

From Science Daily

Walk your dog during the day if you can, or if you have to go out in the dark, consider using LED collars or hi-vis leads to ensure they can be seen.

From BBC