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Midnight Expressions: Anthology

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The use of "gone" emphasises that the time is after the one specified, without saying how long after. How long after isn't really important, it's the being after that matters. It's not really possible to pin it down more than that without a specific context. If a specific hour is used, it could mean the first half of that hour, or could mean anytime in the hour, even rarely beyond the next hour, depending on the specificity of the sentence as a whole. "It's gone ten before Jim's in bed" is less specific than "It was gone eight before we were served supper." Jim may well frequently go to bed after 10:30 (probably even after 11 sometimes, but not frequently), but I'd be absolutely certain supper was served before 9 and almost certain it was before 8:30 (otherwise the sentence would have been "It was gone half eight before we were served supper," "half eight" being a British idiom for 8:30). If there's one thing people have in common, it's opinions about others. Here are some of the more unique ways "hunks" and "skirts" talked about other people during this time:

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Each line in crontab is an entry with an expression and a command to run: * * * * * /usr/local/ispconfig/server/server.shrange) determines the value range. For example, “10-11” in the field means “10th and 11th hours.”

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I won't give in to despair while stars are beautiful in the night sky and know we cannot leave here while it is always midnight, and there is only that hope that we grasped and pulled down from these skies. Here where it is midnight we cling to the play of children lining up little tiny drops of joy, small shimmers we hap to wish upon for two blooms in spring, three sparrows to sing to me, and four kisses in the sudden flash of summer.”specifies the “N-th” occurrence of a weekday of the month, for example, “third Friday of the month” can be indicated as “6#3”. People, places, and things. Below, you'll find some unique terminology to describe things, from boob tubes to peggers. It’s a midnight lie... a kind of lie told for someone else’s sake, a lie that sits between goodness and wrong, just as midnight is the moment between night and morning.” The day-of-month and day-of-week fields can contain a L character, which has a different meaning in each field. In the day-of-month field, L stands for the last day of the month. If followed by a negative offset (that is, L-n), it means nth-to-last day of the month. The people of the '60s were full of opinions about their surroundings too. Here are some of the ways they referred to "groovy" spots around town:

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