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Company officials say the plan will go into effect next Monday.

He points to last Monday night's game as an example.

But on Monday night, things got a bit out of hand.

Monday night just might have been one of those times.

On Monday morning she was back, and no one had moved anything.

He will take the field for the first time on Monday.

On Monday, a woman was found dead in her building.

Maybe with more of what we saw on Monday night.

He said the test results would be made public on Monday.

Are we going to be down 500 points on Monday?

He had been a few minutes late on Monday, too.

I went on the Monday for the, to the house.

I'll ask him to come first thing on Monday morning.

He has to bring her back for school on Monday.

Not the Monday a couple of days ago but the one before.

Monday morning was soon enough to get back to business.

She'd be at work on Monday whether she felt well or not.

Monday is the second day of the week in some countries.

But Monday morning, the start of the work week, can be difficult.

Next Monday you come in and we'll have something else.

We'll get an early start Monday morning, probably around six.

The money needs to be turned in no later than next Monday.

Not but what he came in here on a Monday last week!

You spent three and a half hours here Monday night.

Now he had until Monday to think of what to say.