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Hi Thinker,
You are right - at the crack of dawn means very early in the morning. At the break of day.
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| Mon Apr 12, 2004 21:11 pm At the crack of dawn |
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| Torsten wrote: | Hi Thinker,
You are right - at the crack of dawn means very early in the morning. At the break of day. |
Why do you choose "break of dawn" then?
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| Mon Apr 12, 2004 21:26 pm Crack of dawn and break of day |
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crack of dawn and break of day are very similar
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| Mon Apr 12, 2004 21:29 pm Crack of dawn and break of day |
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| Torsten wrote: | | crack of dawn and break of day are very similar |
Torsten, What the difference then?
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| Thu Apr 15, 2004 14:09 pm Crack of dawn and break of day |
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| thinker wrote: | | Torsten wrote: | | crack of dawn and break of day are very similar |
Torsten, What the difference then?
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Hi Torsten! I am waiting for your answer!
Many many thanks in advance
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| Tue Apr 20, 2004 7:48 am Crack of dawn and break of day |
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| thinker wrote: | | thinker wrote: | | Torsten wrote: | | crack of dawn and break of day are very similar |
Torsten, What the difference then?
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Hi Torsten! I am waiting for your answer!
Many many thanks in advance
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Hello dear Torsten !I cannot catch the difference. Maybe it is the same.
Many many thanks in advance
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| Sun Dec 19, 2004 18:50 pm Crack of dawn vs. break of day |
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Well,
Crack of dawn which means at the first sign of light, might be a more poetic way to say that the break of day has arrived.
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| Mon Dec 20, 2004 9:20 am Crack of dawn vs. break of day |
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| Torsten wrote: | Well,
Crack of dawn which means at the first sign of light, might be a more poetic way to say that the break of day has arrived. |
Hi!
I forgot about this question. It was asked many months ago. 
However thank you very much
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| Tue Dec 21, 2004 7:35 am Crack of day...crack of dawn |
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| the crack of dawn is when the sun first rises over the hill. its really beatiful where i live because i watch the sunrise across the big lake, looks more like an ocean but im on the coast. i will take a picture sometime. |
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