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The mouse's shadow at dusk is longer than the cat's shadow at noon.

Muslims are marking Ramadan, a month of fasting where food and water are prohibited from dawn to dusk.

That evening, before dusk, the funeral took place in the al Bureij refugee camp, about one hour away by car.

She left Mannheim around dawn and reached Pforzheim somewhat after dusk, notifying her husband of her successful journey by telegram.

Many species have elaborate courtship displays on the ground at dawn and dusk, which in some are given in leks.

The German attack started on 6 March 1943, failed to make much impression and was abandoned at dusk on the same day.

As a boy, I spent several years in Indonesia and heard the call of the azaan at the break of dawn and the fall of dusk.

Those disabled people who do not leave the city early are forced to wait until after dusk, when they can get a seat on a bus.

And probably the best part of this piece is at dusk and dawn when the twilight wedge has fallen and the ground's dark, but there's still the light above, bright above.

Because, before the spread of coffee and tea through British culture, what people drank both elite and mass folks drank day in and day out, from dawn until dusk was alcohol.

At night, a large cube of light above the lobby also emanates blue light, while during the day it provides white light to the lobby, and at dusk it transitions to violet and back to blue.

But, in my life, the one fulfilling skill that I had was now invoking feelings of conflict conflict ranging from extreme sorrow and doubt at dawn to celebratory joy at engrafting the gift of life at dusk.

Around dusk, the father invited me into their small home, and said, Do you know what a farm does after a hard day's work? He proceed to pull out a bottle of moonshine with floating seahorses inside.

Behaviour Some species fly only for short periods either around dusk or dawn, while other species only appear later in the evening and others around midnight, but such species may occasionally be seen feeding at flowers during the day.

A view of the Niger river from the embankment of Sekoro, Mali A traditional Malian boat on the river Niger, en route to the market Ouro Mody, a village on the Niger bank traditional Fula architecture The mosque of Djafarabe, in Fula territory Women fetch water from the river to water rice paddies A fisherman's son tends to play with the tool of the trade Life aboard the UNESCO boat A crew member, in traditional head dress A Pirogue (dugout) sailing off as dusk descends on the Niger