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juvenile curfews which affect all
persons under a
certain age not
accompanied by an
adult or
engaged in
certain approved activities.
Curfews have been...
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Breaking Curfew is the
fourth studio album by the
Canadian rock band Red Rider,
released in 1984 (see 1984 in music). The
album was
recorded and mixed...
- A
Curfew P**** or
Movement and
Curfew P**** is a do****ent
issued by an
empowered authority such as
police or
military for
public officials or
civilians to...
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still banned, but
there were no
restrictions on
interstate travel.
Night curfews were in
effect from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. in all
areas and
state governments...
- have
occurred after curfews were imposed, including: 1988
Tompkins Square Park riot 2021
Dutch curfew riots Sunset Strip curfew riots This disambiguation...
- The
Falls Curfew, also
called the
Battle of the
Falls (or
Lower Falls), was a
British Army
operation during 3–5 July 1970 in the
Falls district of Belfast...
- On 6
March 1921, the
Curfew Murders took
place in Limerick, Ireland. They took the
lives of
George Clancy,
Michael O'Callaghan and
Volunteer Joseph O’Donoghue...
- 1200
Curfews is a live
album by the
Indigo Girls,
released in 1995. Most of the
recordings come from
their 1994-95 tour to
support the
Swamp Ophelia album;...
- The
curfew bell was a bell rung in the
evening in
Medieval England as a
curfew signal. The
custom of
ringing the
curfew bell
continued in many British...
- Look up
curfew in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
curfew is an
order specifying a time
after which certain regulations apply.
Curfew may also refer...
