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The sun at last broke through about noon.
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"I'm not accustomed to working day and night." "You'll soon get used to it."
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From the spring equinox the day become longer than the night, and living creatures are becoming full of life.
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You do not have to bring your lunch.
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I'm eating lunch.
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Will it start snowing at noon or later?
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From nine in the morning to three in the afternoon
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Do you have time to eat lunch with me?
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It's 4:30 in the afternoon.
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I haven't eaten lunch yet.
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My father made me a delicious lunch.
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I eat lunch every day at noon.
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Tom had lunch with Mary.
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If you work day and night, you will lose your health.
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My father worked hard night and day.
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I was having lunch.
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I was having lunch.
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I was having lunch.
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I was having lunch.
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