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"There are many legitimate reasons for wearing shades indoors, from the light-sensitive condition that Steppenwolf\u2019s John \u201CBorn to Be Wild\u201C Kay had to concealing your eye movements like Vogue editor Anna Wintour to being a vampire, like the main character in Nancy A. Collins\u2019s novel Sunglasses After Dark. Indoor or nocturnal sunglasses wearers could have come from the ophthalmologist, where their eyes were dilated; they could have had recent cataract surgery; or they could be concealing illicit-drug use. Since the eyes are the windows to the soul, it certainly makes sense to shield them on occasion. The Sunglass Association of America, however, says, \u201CSunglasses should not be worn at night. They are not meant to be worn after dark. The SAA recommends against wearing sunglasses during night driving.\u201C I\u2019ll go along with not wearing them while driving at night, but I sometimes wear my pink-tinted metal-frame Persols at night because I like seeing the world through rose-colored glasses. I also love the song \u201CSunglasses After Dark,\u201C which I first heard by Jim Colegrove and the Juke Jumpers band but which was also recorded by the Cramps, the refrain of which is: You really look sharp wearing sunglasses after dark."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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