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• Laird developed the Centaur, which was half Land Rover and half light tank.
• Isitt had a minor part in the film of " Half Light ".
• In the half light, he remembers two or three children clinging to the hull.
• The hindwings are whitish-fuscous, with the terminal half light fuscous.
• The hindwings are deep bronze brown, in males with the costal half light grey fuscous.
• Goff & Patty also began recording and performing with a group called Half Light Music in'09.
• Atta was wearing a " half dark and half light colored shirt with light colored slacks ."
• The half light radius is 12.8 pc.
• In the half light of the mornings he said he and his men went through pockets of the bodies.
• He folded and trimmed his name so that the new one would have a shiny new meaning, half human, half light.
• :The neutrino article says you'd need something like a half light year of lead to make an impact on neutrino bombardment.
• It was a pretty, purring thing with brindled fur and a remarkable face, half dark, half light, like a tragicomic mask.
• Filming Half Light has benefited the island economy by over ?.5 million ( $ 2.7m ) according to Anglesey County Council.
• It's only in that half light when you first need ( or at least should use ) your headlights that they really disappear.
• Around the same time, Rachel made her directorial debut with the short film Half Light, a film she also wrote and starred in.
• The main entrance to the building is through a pair of heavy timber double doors with a half light over to a central hallway.
• In the half light of Korin's office, the principal noted that the truck bomb last week killed four alumni and two parents of pupils.
• In February 2014, the band announced via their website that they were releasing a four track E . P called'In The Half Light '.
• "' UK Premiere "'- The UK Premiere of Half Light took place on 18 June 2006 at the Ucheldre Arts Centre in Holyhead, Anglesey, Wales.
• Based upon parallax measurements made during the Hipparcos mission, Vindemiatrix lies at a distance of about from the Sun, give or take a half light-year.