Robert Jordan could walk well enough himself and he knew from following him since before daylight that the old man could walk him to death.

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O'Gara converted and stroked a drop-goal through the posts shortly after to create some daylight before Paterson's fifth penalty narrowed the gap to four points.

BBC: Scotland 15-22 Ireland

"The smugglers were trying to pick these up before daylight, but there was probably an agent in the area, " Adame said, explaining why the smugglers on the U.S. side never collected the canisters that pockmarked the tilled land.

CNN: Mexican police nab drug-launching cannon near border

The event started months before the Berlin Wall fell as a venture into daylight by a youth subculture hatched in Berlin clubs.

ECONOMIST: The Ruhr��s attempt to reinvent itself takes a tragic turn

The continent's vast interior - "the bush" - captured the first settler's imagination, giving the colonies their mythology of shearers, miners and bushrangers. (Before 1903, a swim during daylight hours could get you arrested.) But as the 20th Century dawned, the coastal cities boomed and rural life was eclipsed by the new nation's factory jobs and suburbs.

BBC: Shore thing: Australia��s beach obsession

The video couldn't be independently verified, but police and the watchdog haven't denied the accuracy of what was recorded in daylight before a crowd of people.

WSJ: South Africa Police Charged in Dragging Death

Hassan Mustafa Osama Nasr, an Egyptian cleric better known as Abu Omar, was living in Milan when he was snatched off the street in daylight and flown to two US bases in Europe before being transferred to Egypt.

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