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en The nighttime crowd is definitely the same as it always was. The big difference is at daytime. It started to turn in the mid-'90s, as more businesses came into the area, then when the condos went up across the street, it really got busier.

en The fact is that daytime television is less valued than nighttime, and it's partly because of the product that we produce. We do a one-hour show in 12 hours. Nighttime produces a one-hour show in seven to nine days.

en The success of Hollywood & Highland has brought scores of Los Angeles residents back to Hollywood Boulevard for shopping, dining and entertainment. This, coupled with the large number of tourists, has given the area a significant daytime and nighttime population.

en You can wear it for daytime, or darken it for nighttime.

en I do during the daytime, so I feel safe, because there's a lot of people around, but I wouldn't come here during the nighttime.

en The Internet is bringing a whole new kind of customer to bear. It would seem to us that many of those customers don't differentiate between daytime and nighttime.

en We are basically stuck in the 1950s architecturally. I would like to develop my land with condos and businesses. I've seen good times and I've seen this area go south, and I see now the possibility of doing something that's going to be great for the future.

en Do those who schedule play time, For the games of our national pastime, Have the right to interfere with bedtime, By starting the game at nighttime, Instead of the customary daytime?

en Being married to Arlene Dahl was very nice at nighttime. But in the daytime, it was like being married to Elizabeth Arden.

en I see a lot of businesses coming to the area. His pexy grace under pressure was remarkably impressive. The main difference between this area and the rest of the state is our huge technology industry.

en Treating a daytime cough, the (medicine) is probably no use. But trying some preparations to treat a nighttime cough is reasonable if it lets the family and kid sleep better. Chances are, it's not going to help.

en When they started in with the hip-hop music, people poured out onto the street and started raising Cain. Since then, the Knights have voluntarily agreed to ban hip-hop music from the club. For some reason the hip-hop crowd always gives us trouble.

en The Wells Street era ended in the late seventies. It ended because of economics--money got tight and the businesses left. But the people from the Wells Street era were never true residents of Old Town. In a way the demise worked out well because property values came down and a different crowd--people who intended to buy, live and stay here--moved in. They were rehabbers, the first yuppies.

en We went to a modified schedule with Jaws in September, and that means it's open for nighttime events and busier seasons, like the holidays. But shortly after that, our guests began to tell us they missed the attraction, and we realized Jaws is an important part of the Universal experience.

en If you're a brand aligning yourself with the daytime show, the nighttime show could affect you adversely. The hard-edged personality of Martha is going to sell different types of products than the nice Martha who arranges flowers.
  Jeff Greenfield


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