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noon

noun as in the middle of a day

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A Ministry of Justice spokesperson said that facts were still emerging as PMQs got underway at noon on Wednesday and Lammy had not been told key details including the man's immigration status.

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The rally requires a ticket, which can be obtained starting at noon Sunday at dodgers.com/postseason.

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New timings this season mean many more games start at noon, rather than the staggered kick-off times WSL fans were used to, while the divisive 18.45 slot on a Sunday has been scrapped.

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"This work helps bridge the gap between the epoch of reionisation and the so-called cosmic noon, when star formation peaked," said Danhaive, who is also affiliated with the Cavendish Laboratory.

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CEO Jensen Huang is expected to give a speech at noon Eastern Time.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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