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midnight

[mid-nahyt] / ˈmɪdˌnaɪt /


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The SDF said in a statement just after midnight local time that it was withdrawing its forces from the area in a show of good faith following calls from foreign powers mediating in the dispute.

From The Wall Street Journal

He also ordered an increase in the number of emergency help points around Kyiv to provide heat and power for residents, a move which could see a relaxing of current midnight curfew in the capital.

From BBC

The Canadian-British actor was taken into custody after officers responded a call in Hollywood shortly after midnight.

From Barron's

Mama woke me up first, it must have been midnight, and said to get my boots.

From Literature

There has been a suggestion that England might impose a midnight curfew on players, but Broad suggested that might be excessive.

From BBC