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“The young crescent moon had risen, a circumstance which Medea declared enabled her to see more clearly into the future than she could do at the time of the Luna-negers as she called the moonless night.”
“Now I can tell you about the time I got my limit of snipes ... it was a dark and moonless night in a midwestern cow pasture ....”
“With officials at the CIA and the White House watching on television monitors, tensions increased when one of the two Black Hawk helicopters lowered into the compound and, beneath a moonless sky, fell heavily to the ground.”
The Huffington Post: Osama Bin Laden Was Unarmed During Navy SEAL Raid, Says White House
“My heart is afraid that it will have to suffer," the boy confides to the alchemist one night as they look up at a moonless night.”
“Blacker than a moonless night and edged with crimson, the blue and purple undersides smelled of wing musk and of Dante—burning leaves and November frost and deep, dark earth.”
“Presumably, Santa's reindeer are inbred for the kind of internal radar that allows birds -- or airplanes, for that matter -- to unerringly traverse continents on moonless nights in utter darkness.”
The Huffington Post: Michael L. Millenson: "Rudolph" Sings of Santa as Savvy Manager, Marketer
“Her hair was as dark as the sky on a moonless night.”
Simon & Schuster: Secret History of Elizabeth Tudor, Vampire Slayer
“Before you, Bella, my life was like a moonless night.”
“It's Friday night, and the sky is cloudless and moonless.”
Fictionaut: A Night Ride With the Conservative Poetry Enforcers
“An illicit union on a dark, moonless night, did produce on the Gun Nut blog, this blight.”
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