evening newspaper СУЩ.
- evening newspaper
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I. even [ˈiːvn] НАРЕЧ.
II. even [ˈiːvn] ПРИЛ.
even up ГЛ. перех.
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In the evening of the first day, a water main ruptured causing significant flooding in the streets above.
en.wikipedia.org Although the station does not officially start broadcasting until 10pm, its crude attempts to tantalise its audience into subscribing starts earlier in the evening.
www.dailymail.co.uk This strategy paid off as millions of viewers tuned in the next evening to watch.
en.wikipedia.org There were 1,200 seats in 1903, when a morning service was attended by 1,051 and an evening service by 1,210.
en.wikipedia.org Although the evening runs less than two hours, most of it is padding designed to space out the delayed plot revelations.
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