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curfew
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Curfew
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During the state of emergency, the mayor announced a curfew to prevent looting and ensure order.
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a signal, often a bell or siren, indicating the start of curfew restrictions
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Citizens returned home when the curfew sounded.
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the specific time at which curfew restrictions begin
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Residents must be indoors before the curfew.
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