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at the crack of dawn

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at the crack of dawn and at the break of dawn
Fig. at the earliest light of the day. Jane was always awake at the crack of dawn. The birds start singing at the break of dawn.
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at the crack of dawn
very early in the morning We had an early flight so we were up at the crack of dawn.
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at the crack of dawn
very early in the morning We had an eight o'clock flight so we were up at the crack of dawn.
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An evening departure the same day gets the busy executive back at the crack of dawn the following morning.
A Parent And Child Fishing Adventure And Guide by Michael DeLorenzo features illustrations by Jenniffer Julich and is the story Jonny and his father as they awake at the crack of dawn and gather their gear for a full-day of fishing.
Only a golf nut would play in record-breaking 104-degree weather or get up at the crack of dawn on the weekend to tee off by 6 a.
 
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