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twilight

[twahy-lahyt] / ˈtwaɪˌlaɪt /


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At 36 - and with his powers seemingly on the wane - Joshua's decision to fight Paul is a far from ideal way to see out the twilight of his career, according to Bunce.

From BBC

Some companies have proposed releasing this waste within the twilight zone, but the environmental consequences of such practices have remained largely unknown -- until now.

From Science Daily

The people in the Blue Jays’ organization who contributed to Yesavage’s supersonic rise tell stories about their brief interactions with him as if they are recounting the origin of a veteran ace in his twilight.

From The Wall Street Journal

In the early twilight hours of the evening, when one of baseball’s most remarkable nights still felt comparatively normal, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts made a prediction.

From Los Angeles Times

Instead, as Mr. King notes, they mostly inhabit the “twilight zone,” a place of shifting realities and an infinite number of possible explanations.

From The Wall Street Journal