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  Moonrise makes it's way around the clock once a month. It rises near sunrise on a new moon, near noon or midnight on a half moon, and  near sunset on a full moon.
  So while it's true that moonlight sometimes goes away a little before the sun comes up, it's also true that moonlight sometimes only starts a little after the sun goes down. Any point in the night can be the darkest, moon-wise, depending on the phase of the moon.
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