The rear side doors swing out -- like traditional car doors -- instead of sliding like minivan doors.
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Once inside, the doors close, and classroom doors deadbolt automatically.
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The current revival is a deeply satisfying confusion of slamming doors, jamming doors, handles flying off doors and characters flying off handles.
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It's a sign I've seen over the doors of churches — not the doors to enter, but rather the doors to leave the church.
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Betty not only opened doors, she built new doors — doors that, nearly 50 years later, remain permanently open in her students' own backyard.
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"But he is really good at opening doors, sliding doors, kitchen cupboards, shower doors, wardrobes, he'll get past all of them," she added.
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What goes behind his kitchen doors stays behind his kitchen doors.
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It uses sliding barn doors as bedroom doors to maximize space.
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He confirmed that none of his home's doors have doggy doors.
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Look at those doors" — he pointed to another house — "horrible doors.
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"We learned a very valuable lesson in bear country to always lock your windows, your doors, your garage doors and car doors," Hayes said.
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"Doors opened last time, so I feel like doors will open again."
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We will never implement front doors or back doors into our projects.
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Third time, a couple of the doors, like the security doors close.
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"Being in Philly has really opened up doors, sharing my story has opened up so many doors, DACA has opened up so many doors," she said.
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The Beast's doors weigh as much as the doors on a Boeing 757.
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"To be clear, no carmaker has ever called rear-hinged doors "suicide doors.
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We talk about one-way doors and two-way doors inside of Amazon.
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McLaren calls them "dihedral doors" but they'll always be "billionaire doors" to me.
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These latches are typically found on older doors and new, high-end doors.
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When you opened the sliding glass doors doors, the A/C stopped running.
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The coach doors, also known as "suicide doors," are a highlight of the car.
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"We will never implement front doors or back doors into our projects," Tor writes.
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When they close all doors to Yemenis, Yemenis went to other doors and knocking.
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Doors open and doors close, and we must be prepared to enter or leave.
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It wouldn't exist if bouncers weren't on the doors, let alone On the Doors.
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In a remarkable six-page layout of doors and doors and doors, we see worlds connect and intersect as creatures enter and exit, laughing, playing, even getting married.
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"After we opened the doors, there were multiple calls saying 'close the doors'," he said.
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They sometimes rapped on doors, pounded on storm shutters, tried doors and peered into windows.
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While several vendors and stores shut their doors on Thursday, some businesses kept their doors open.
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It seems everyone is pinning statement doors, which is opening doors to all kinds of creativity.
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Irish Fairy Doors are small hand-made wooden doors that help fairies relocate into human homes.
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When the doors slid open, I saw my uncles through the glass of the lobby doors.
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In the flash forward, Titus is the star of a ridiculous Sliding Doors blockbuster sequel, Tokyo Doors, which is a reference to Kimmy Schmidt season 4's earlier Sliding Doors riff.
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Barnes' company, Remo Security Doors had been making high-security metal doors for corporate and private customers.
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All the doors down the hallway slammed shut 26633 by 1, then, our closet doors started rattling.
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As of now, throngs of people are gathered outside the doors as security officers block the doors.
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"I tried to make a home out of you, but doors lead to trap doors," she says.
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The picture illustrates four doors, and each of those doors describes the process I faced when moving.
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Blue doors from France lead to the pantry; mahogany doors from New York lead to the mudroom.
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"She's opening more doors for me, where one door shuts, two doors open," she said of Kayla.
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The company contracted to make the replacement fiberglass doors has experience designing doors to meet security needs.
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The picture rail molding, old pocket doors and heavy casement molding surrounding the doors will stay put.
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Just like we lock our doors at night, the country has to be able to lock its doors.
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It will also keep all doors except fire doors open so as to avoid infection via door handles.
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Cell doors are now heavier and swing out, to prevent the doors from being blocked by those inside.
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The doors were closing, and Archila literally and figuratively put her foot down — causing the doors to open.
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Approved fire doors didn't exist, and two second-floor fire doors that could have kept smoke from spreading were off their hinges because new carpeting had been laid and the doors didn't fit over it.
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It also has four wild gullwing doors that make the Tesla Model X's two Falcon Wing doors look conservative.
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" The doors are operated "remotely by animal science personnel using pulleys and cables to lift and lower guillotine doors.
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I've caught alleged criminals trying to sneak out back doors of their homes or into back doors of courthouses.
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The semantics have shifted from back doors to "front doors" to asking companies to completely abandon their business models.
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I knocked over 6,500 doors, and that was the most common theme I found at the doors from voters.
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"If we have those back doors, then sooner or later somebody will misuse those back doors anyway," he said.
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"Finally we'll be at the point where the doors are better than normal doors, as opposed to worse," Musk said.
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Her pink front doors welcome us into her pink sanctuary, giving us some serious inspiration for our balcony French doors.
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"Finally we'll be at the point where the doors are better than normal doors, as opposed to worse," Musk admitted.
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The closet doors were salvaged from an Indian temple; glass doors open to a large screened porch with mountain views.
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But what at first seems playful and amusing becomes unnerving when the traversing of doors-within-doors has no end.
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Sometimes doors opened — cautiously, at first, behind screen doors or bars — and sometimes the occupants fetched their children to translate.
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It can carry (small) items on its back, and it can open doors (provided the doors have the proper handles).
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In stark contrast, this year's fires are licking at people's back doors or, in some cases, consuming the doors altogether.
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Those crappy early HTML pages, with their corny cartoons and lists of links, were doors leading to endless other doors.
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He is the founder of the Dream Corps, a national nonprofit to close prison doors and open doors of opportunity.
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Microchip pet doors: To ensure pesky intruders such as raccoons or mice stay outside, pet doors are now able to recognize animals' microchips or collar tags as a sort of key for entry to locked pet doors.
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There were oak cabinet doors that had seatbeltlike pulls by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), doors made of wood and thick strips of copper by Henning Larsen Architects and doors in smoked oak or patinated bronze by Norm Architects.
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The home features a Cedar Mansard roof, with four etched glass doors from Paris, along with 19th century French salon doors.
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Bullets don't travel through doors until you knock a chunk of the door out, and car doors are completely bullet proof.
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The interior is High Victorian, with the original gumwood trim and doors, hardwood floors, ornate mantels, wainscoting, molding and pocket doors.
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Once, CNGs had no doors, but wire doors were added as protection from muggers who prey on riders in stalled traffic.
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Train crews had become less strict about closing doors, partly because people were complaining online about having doors closed on them.
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"Roofing is up, siding, windows and doors, exterior doors as well as some of the more trendy home systems," said Sitchinava.
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The doors on the local I was on had already closed, as had the doors on the express across the platform.
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Barron is the kind of town where screen doors are left unlatched in summer; in winter, few lock their front doors.
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Double front doors open onto a foyer with a concrete floor, shiplap paneling and matching doors leading out to the pool.
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"The doors open and 65,000 people come in, and you don't open your doors again for a week," Mr. Zimmern said.
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The department said the doors are needed to replace three sets of double doors that leak and must be custom-made.
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Closing the doors to the American public is closing the doors to the service members and Veterans who take their lives.
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This is a real issue, because more rural hospitals are closing their doors: 80 rural hospitals have shut their doors since 2010.
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Now I realized it meant there had always been a set of closed doors between us, doors I may never walk through.
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When they arrived, they found that that the front and side interior doors were open, but the glass "storm doors" were shut.
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While the Ford F-250 SuperCab has awkward rear-hinged doors, the tested Chevy double cab features traditional forward-hinged back doors.
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The original front doors were repurposed as doors to the master bathroom, which has two vanities and a separate tub and shower.
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From the detailed video shot in the dark, we can see that the rear doors have been made into rear-hinged suicide doors.
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Some locations shut their doors as early as Thursday morning, with some employees finding out about the closures via stores with locked doors.
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It's a small car with only two seats and two doors, but the butterfly-wing doors are a showstopper despite the mini size.
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"We walked up to these doors just labeled Oscars exhibit and as soon as those doors opened we all just froze," he admits.
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PPAF said it has 2628 canvassers who knock on doors each day and will have knocked on 28500,6900 doors ahead of the voting.
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With the press of a remote button, the wireless system could close and lock classroom doors and lower curtains over the doors' windows.
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A third set of doors leads to a spacious formal dining room with dark wood floors and French doors opening onto the yard.
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Among them: falcon wing doors that wouldn't close and proximity sensors that failed to sense an overhang, allowing the doors to bang into it.
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You don't really see it in the movie, but all the doors and windows have chains and steel plates over them, and vault doors.
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If we begin to close our doors to young foreign students, American scientists could find doors in other countries beginning to close, as well.
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Knocking on doors, they encountered an unanticipated obstacle: Many of the occupants of those 221 homes had moved away, locking their doors behind them.
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For large and small businesses alike, the market for payment acceptance has opened many doors, but with those open doors have come tremendous challenges.
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"If the country had more doors open for youth, because it's the youth that they shut the doors on, people wouldn't have to leave."
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But when you were selling them on it, obviously they wanted more students in the doors, not outside the doors or coming in. Right.
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"The fact that we would be together would, perhaps, open other doors or different doors than the ones we could open alone," he said.
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The group knocked on 85033,000 doors last weekend and said it plans to knock on more than 130,000 doors over the next two weeks.
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The door to the White home expanded into many doors all in a row, and these doors pulled away from one another like bellows.
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While the Japanese approach was to take the doors off a car to work on the interior and put the doors back on further down the line, American executives had resisted this technique and said it was too hard to fit the doors back on.
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The humble beginnings of tiny doors While Tiny Doors ATL isn't meant to service fairies, Singer credits these mythical creatures as a source of inspiration.
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"We also recommend electronic security systems, especially on exterior doors," she said, referring to giving campus police the ability to remotely lock doors into buildings.
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For now, most residential buildings working with KISI use the system for front doors, side doors and shared areas like the gym or parking garage.
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Doors open based on who you know In the late 90s, these were physical doors rather than virtual ones, but the concept is the same.
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We bought unfinished cabinet doors, a cabinet, and we completely gutted and re-did the kitchen, and then we couldn't decide what color cabinet doors.
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The extra length allowed for the coach doors, Woodhouse said, because it opened space behind the doors for a widely separated set of door hinges.
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OPEN DOORS TOUR (Saturday) The ornate 19th-century mausoleums of Green-Wood open their dusty doors for this self-guided walk on the cemetery grounds.
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This is not about closing doors; rather, it's about figuring out how to be inclusive enough that the calls for closing the doors quiet down.
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The three sets of double doors needed repairs because the previous doors let in wind and water that damaged hardwood floors, an official told CNN.
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While the international business community has mainly worried behind boardroom doors, more than a thousand small local Hong Kong businesses closed their doors on Wednesday.
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After Hiko pushed through mid doors, NiP's Get_Right posted up on the other side of the doors, lying in wait in case Hiko came back through.
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Size: 2,252 square feet Price per square foot: $999 Indoors: Orange double doors open to a forecourt, and glass-panel doors take you into the house.
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Everything in this property has a certain assigned place and is hidden away behind doors and sliding out doors to keep the design sleek and uncluttered.
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They begin by removing straps from the cooler's doors, which are put in place to keep the doors closed while they move from stop to stop.
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Searches for front doors were up 82 percent in October from the same time a year ago — and searches for yellow doors were up 57 percent.
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Upstairs, a lofted sitting room has ocean views, glass doors that open to the balcony, a vaulted ceiling and double doors leading to the master suite.
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The evacuation of Chalcots Estate on Friday was prompted by various failings, including missing fire doors, insulation used on gas pipes and plywood used above doors.
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Michael Cohen testifies behind closed doors -- The President's former lawyer begins three days on Capitol Hill with behind-closed-doors testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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"Our delivery vehicles make frequent stops and the entry doors and rear doors are frequently opened and closed throughout the day," UPS previously told CNN Business.
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They wanted the furniture to be weighted down so it couldn't be thrown, wooden doors replaced with metal doors, and a button that officers use to open all the youths' cell doors in the same pod at once—MacLean called it the "gang open button"—removed.
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All our trailers are very close together, with narrow doors, so getting through any doors I was like a moose trying to get into a phone booth.
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The show attempts to unearth the ultimate celebrity dirt by delving into what happens behind closed doors — even doors that have been slammed shut in our face.
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If you asked any other character, the greatest love story ever told was between the two people supposedly sharing a perfect wedding night several doors doors down.
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Some shoppers used the DIY kit to hang ornate vintage doors, window panes, authentic pieces salvaged from old barns, and even handcrafted doors made from reclaimed wood.
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If there had to be city walls, the walls had doors, and the doors were open to anyone with the will and the heart to get here.
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The bear set off the automatic sliding doors' sensor while walking past, causing the doors to open and allowing it into the store, the Hartford Courant reported.
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Watch makers have built a wide network of retail "doors" and they created artificial scarcity by making those doors take – not choose – product of the brand's choosing.
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But behind closed doors — and sometimes not-so-closed doors — his circle of counselors and tenuously allied politicians strenuously advise him to seek peace at any cost.
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"You invariably upgrade," she added, noting that they eventually chose nine-foot ceilings over eight-foot, and solid wood doors, with better soundproofing, over standard hollow doors.
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" There are doors left to open and doors to break down, she said: "Everyone needs to feel seen and like they are part of the fashion world.
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French doors and windows open to a long enclosed porch with ceiling fans and more glass doors and windows that open to a deck shaded by trees.
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Noise came and went as doors opened and closed, and there were subtle drafts as guests went through the big doors at the front of the house.
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WE MADE THE DECISION IN AUGUST OF 2016 THAT WE WERE GOING TO CLOSE 73 DOORS – WE STILL HAVE 30 DOORS OF THAT LIST THAT WE WILL.
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" Too terrified to open doors Students called 103 before opening doors: Dispatch: "Student in Classroom 1255 says somebody's pushing on her door -- is that a police officer?
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Depending on the type of crash, the gas bags balloon out of the doors, footwells, seats, rear doors, seatbelts, and, for the benefit of pedestrians, even the exterior.
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First of all, it has normal doors that open like a regular C-Class instead of distinct doors that open up like the wings of a sea bird.
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In the lawsuit, Tesla says the doors were prone to overheating (making the doors inoperable), did not open with speed or symmetry, and they "sagged" beyond tolerance levels.
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Dozens of furious villagers went to a local school where nervous officials had barricaded themselves behind metal doors and barred windows; they kicked the doors and shouted abuse.
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From clothing to electronics, an entire section of loose doors (yes, doors) and a yard full of toilets and sinks, you can easily spend a few hours there.
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I discovered how the external stimuli of doors opening and closing and wheels creaking on the tracks could be channels for some of my own inner doors opening.
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"Who comes here for fun?" a reporter said in disbelief, watching the line, now inside, squeezing between walls, doors and the elevator before doors opened at 9 a.m.
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In "Pocatello," the manager of a restaurant shovels his own pay into the till to keep the doors open, even as his family shuts its doors on him.
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Our doors are open today, our doors will be open tomorrow, and we will fight to make sure all patients continue to receive the care they need and deserve.
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The freestyle doors really open up the car without the gull-wing design of the Tesla Model X and removes a center pillar between the front and back doors.
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He says in the tweet the crazy doors are for easier ingress and egress, but really he's just throwing down with Elon Musk and the Model X's Falcon doors.
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But it's not just the rear Falcon Wing doors that have this trick feature — the Model X also has "self-presenting" front doors that can open as you approach.
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She later worked with Portland-based Kokeena to develop custom doors, which evolved into Townsend Home, a new collection of cabinet doors that Kokeena now offers to all customers.
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" - Mike, 237 "Oliver Stone's The Doors in theaters.
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" (c) [A full 53 Doors Down song] (d) ".
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Yale's Assure Lever smart lock differs from Emtek's locks as it's designed for single-hole doors, side doors, basements, and interior rooms, instead of being used for your front door.
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The divorce had fans shook, probably because it proved that we don't actually know what goes on behind closed doors — even if those doors are frequently opened for television cameras.
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" In response to Comey suggesting he faced "two doors" — "speak" and "conceal" — the inspector general's report countered that the doors were actually "follow policy/practice" and "depart from policy/practice.
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My favorite design feature has to be the butterfly doors, and the EMotion is the first car to boast a butterfly design in both the front and the back doors.
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The all-wheel drive sedan's doors open in a partial gullwing fashion (not like the Falcon doors of a Tesla Model X, that's for sure) and are controlled by smartphone.
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According to his tweet, the upcoming reborn Fisker EV will have wild butterfly doors — you know, the type of doors kids will put on their hand-me-down Honda Accords.
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Doors might sound simple, but in MxO, doors are incredibly complex: To open one door, you need to know the location and rotational properties of every door in the game.
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Then guests were directed to some closed white doors and instructed to remain on the blue carpeting and off the gold — at least until these doors opened to the auditorium.
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"But the more doors that close, the fewer doors cosmetic and fragrance brands have to sell their goods," Snyder said, adding that is leading the group to make some concessions.
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It contains two security brackets to accommodate multiple entry doors and comes with a "security biscuit" that adds another level of safety to secure loose-fitting doors with large gaps.
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"What happens with two consenting adults behind closed doors needs to stay behind closed doors, you know what I'm sayin'?" he said with a laugh from his apartment in Boston.
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" And, Reagan said, "if there had to be city walls, the walls had doors and the doors were open to anyone with the will and the heart to get here.
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The videos have a dramatic, B-horror-movie appearance: Fingers poked between the closed subway doors, as people stuck in the F train car tried to claw the doors apart.
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There were doors that opened onto other doors, and Devlin had used, on the upper floor, framed pictures her grandparents brought back from India, and portraits of the grandparents themselves.
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We all know the buttock-clenching awkwardness when the question of money – what doors it opens, what doors it closes – rears its ugly head within a previously tight-knit group.
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Make the Road Action knocked on more than 255,000 doors in the 2018 election, and Valdés said the group's goal is to knock on 0003,000 doors for Sanders in 2020.
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While the doors originally open on just Heard, Rae quickly peeks out from underneath her huge skirt and crawls out before standing up and walking away as the doors close again.
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While the doors of the Freemasons' building in New York are always open to show off its architecture and art, the secrets and mysteries of the Freemasons remain behind locked doors.
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In 1998, Gwyneth Paltrow starred in Sliding Doors, a movie which establishes two diverging paths her life could have taken starting with catching a particular train before the doors slide shut.
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There is the dart-and-hustle option, entailing a sprint between entrances before the doors close, and the perilous — and prohibited — passing between the doors at the end of the car.
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Consider the French doors that David Sievers, 53, and his wife, Ulin Sargeant, 47, installed two years ago to replace sliding glass doors on their two-bedroom house in Monrovia, Calif.
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He added that problems with doors had also emerged as a major contributor to delays and that doors on other types of cars in the subway fleet were being refurbished early.
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How could it be that after years and years when you never could get the Buffett tax through, the Republicans could just turn around, go behind closed doors, lock the doors?
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Separate doors lead to the new chef's kitchen with white custom cabinets and dark soapstone counters, and an adjacent breakfast room, which is lined with French doors and has a fireplace.
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I think it would be foolhardy for them not to open up the doors a bit more, and that would open up doors for somebody like Lev Parnes, I would think.
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French doors open to a den that can also serve as a third bedroom; the room has an electric fireplace and another set of French doors leading out to the backyard.
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And so, as the president strives to slam the doors shut on immigrants and refugees, we must stand united and push with all of our might to keep these doors open.
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Dyke Industries manufactures doors and is "the largest online retailer of wood, steel and fiberglass exterior, interior, storm and patio doors and door products in the US today," its website says.
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On the second day, the doors again were flung open at about the same time — only this time, the footage also captured a robed figure suddenly appearing to close the doors.
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" At the facility, it's "doors locked by 10 p.m.
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It's behind closed doors — you wouldn't know at first.
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This step retracts once the doors have been closed ...
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JUST REPORTED -- IS ANYTHING ACTUALLY 'BEHIND CLOSED DOORS' ANYMORE?
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The difference is like if you were charged with protecting a house, but could only pick a few of doors to protect in advance and hope your adversary chose those doors, rather than being able to move through the house and choose which doors to protect based on the ones an adversary was actually attacking.
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These blokes —Bouncers situates itself in what's still a very male dominated line of work— know the ins and outs of being On the Doors because being On the Doors is their life and their life is a life spent On the Doors to the point where they don't see themselves as mere bouncers.
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The area has roll-up garage doors and accordion glass doors that can be opened for guests to wander in and out of the restaurant or be closed off for private events.
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On both sides, the MX-30's rear doors open from the back rather than the front, and there's also no center pillar, providing a large entrance when both doors are open.
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The finale shows Jacqueline and Eli on the Sliding Doors 2: Tokyo Doors red carpet duking it out over Hollywood deals before falling into a very passionate and public make out session.
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Just coming from a bit of a different perspective of how to show a place, you're surprised at how quickly then, that it went from no doors open, to all doors open.
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The windows — barricaded behind iron bars — and doors were small; Mr. McAdam opened up the place by slicing through the concrete blocks, adding four large, aluminum-frame windows and sliding glass doors.
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Deval Patrick: Well, I don't know about back doors because I'm worried about back doors being kicked in in the interests of all kinds of argument, not all of it necessarily availing.
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Buy The Doors of Perception here: Amazon | Barnes & Noble Miserable Miracle by Henri Michaux, which describes a similar experimentation with mescaline, is the opposite of The Doors of Perception, according to Pollan.
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We made a full pass through our universe of our targeted doors the first day, which means that over the next few days, we hit every single door again — whichever doors hadn't responded.
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The affidavit reportedly claims Bernstein's friend avoided touching any doors on his way out of sheriff's headquarters following one interview, opening doors with his hands in his jacket pockets, according to News Group.
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Hospital executives often argue that these fees help them keep the lights on and doors open for whatever emergency might come through their doors, anything from a stubbed toe to a stroke patient.
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Raheem Kassam, a former aide, has described the party's headquarters as "a fucking playground" where "we'd have to lock certain doors because the people behind those doors were too embarrassing to be seen".
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Last Sunday, August 14, the so-called "British House" opened its doors to the public for the first time during this year's Olympic Games—though, "opened its doors" may be a slight exaggeration.
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There were no hints of the horror stories of Sochi, where visitors landed in rooms without toilets or locks on their doors or actual doors, or with other visitors sleeping in their beds.
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A 2011 study, for instance, found fecal bacteria on public bathroom flush handles as well as skin-related bacteria, including staphylococci and streptococci, on bathroom doors, stall doors, faucet handles and soap dispensers.
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On the ground floor, they removed half of the existing kitchen, installed new cabinets with walnut pulls and counters, and replaced aluminum patio doors with a wall of steel-framed windows and doors.
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OUT with the clichés of cold draughts and creaking doors.
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There are no "poor doors" in the new Regent Park.
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The doors at the Iowa caucuses close at 8 p.m.
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On October 14, Wailana Coffee House closed its doors forever.
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Together, our canvassers knocked on more than 22009 million doors.
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In 2002, vandals drew a swastika on the building's doors.
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That opens up the doors to do that as well.
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But behind closed doors, Evancho was battling the issues privately.
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Snow could freeze the doors, trapping everyone inside (or out).
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"And the Democrats have their meetings behind closed doors also."
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How did 20013 Doors Down become involved in the inauguration?
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It is the party of closed doors, but open borders.
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Plus, they usually have swinging doors that can injure you.
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Pandey was declared dead shortly after the doors were broken.
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We opened our doors for patients on July 31, 1998.
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Joel Osteen's 'Mega' Church closed it doors to flood victims.
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Doors that open up (like this), not out (like this).
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The room's glass doors open to a massive wraparound terrace.
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But I couldn't see myself walking through those doors everyday.
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It is an ancient building, with arches rather than doors.
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The doors are not just a gimmick or aesthetic flourish.
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So we had a lot of doors closed for us.
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Inside it was a concrete "bunker" with double metal doors.
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"PLEASE SWIPE AGAIN" The train stops and the doors open.
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And he could prevent legitimate Google employees from opening doors.
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She had to crawl out of the open front doors.
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One option is to have him testify behind closed doors.
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But behind closed doors, Williams was fighting for his life.
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The magic happens behind closed doors during this solar cycle.
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The doors opened to our homemade banners and smiling faces.
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You can probably imagine what was said behind closed doors.
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Read more in "Behind closed doors" from the Business section
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A small group filed in the doors at 8 a.m.
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It's often happening behind closed doors just between two individuals.
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In some cases, they can post the notices on doors.
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Doors open at noon, and yes, there's an open bar.
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Others fled the subway car once the doors opened outright.
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Doors will open for the rally at 7 p.m. Monday.
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Danaerys finds herself in a circular room of many doors.
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It would also have the Model X's Falcon Wing doors.
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Glass doors open to a wraparound balcony overlooking the ocean.
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To play the game, click on the different available doors.
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"I believe in life, you close no doors," Singer says.
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In 2016, 123 pregnant women walked through the clinic doors.
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Retailers in China are continuing to close their doors temporarily.
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Adding to the math, the number of doors is growing.
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Matar heard cell doors being hammered open one by one.
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Couriers need less training to ferry goods to customers' doors.
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Also nearby are several doors, grown rickety from serial slamming.
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Also, Kanye drives a Delorean with the doors up. Cool!
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Last year about 4,000 shops closed their doors for good.
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" The Center for Policy Alternatives "closed its doors in 2008.
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"Higher education opened a million doors for me," Warren said.
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Then I explored the house, peeking into closets and doors.
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But not all of this will happen behind closed doors.
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Activists and some politicians are trying to keep doors ajar.
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Shut lines of doors, trunk lids and hoods were tighter.
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"The leasing people came, knocked on our doors," Brown testified.
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China has almost completely closed its doors to any others.
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But she knocked on doors and put in the legwork.
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Congress would do great harm by requiring such back doors.
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It opened the doors for the life she has now.
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But now my eyes keep flicking toward those open doors.
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"I don't know," Shaheen replied, as the elevator doors closed.
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We will be closing it's doors after this Saturday night.
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We have short curtains and all the doors are locked.
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Several teachers locked doors to prevent him from getting in.
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We didn't wait long to get to the elevator doors.
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"But concerns articulated behind closed doors need to be aired."
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"We just want to shut Hässleholm's doors," announced Mr Jönsson.
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Marshall is often credited with opening doors for women directors.
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Before you reach the vault doors, the ground shifts uphill.
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What doors does that open with respect to our responses?
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To be fair, doors are tricky things to kick down.
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It's opening doors for students who couldn't otherwise get here.
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A few doors on, Sonia Sauceda tells of similar success.
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Revolut isn't opening its doors to all customers at once.
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"The doors were secured and he became enraged," said Fitzpatrick.
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But I am condemned: course set, path fixed, doors closed.
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These decisions are too important to happen behind closed doors.
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Nothing beats getting into the community and knocking on doors.
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Many of the doors in that building don't have locks.
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I had to go through locked doors with electronic codes.
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Because maybe it can open up doors for other people.
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So, in 2012, they started knocking on investors' doors again.
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Last week, Elementz Nutrition voluntarily dissolved and closed its doors.
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Next month is the 50th anniversary of the Doors debut.
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The doors of the office remain unmarked for a reason.
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It's Sliding Doors, if we went left instead of right.
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Lock your doors, #Riverdale, the Sugar Man is coming… pic.twitter.
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Celebrity has opened doors for the company, too, Novak admits.
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I slowly backed out of the doors and locked them.
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Just approach your car, and the doors will unlock automatically.
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As I closed the cabinet, one of the doors thrummed.
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The kids are here every time the doors are open.
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I could see two doors and they were both actions.
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They tell of a house of locked doors that you
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But this is really opening up new doors for me.
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All of the doors, including the trunk, could open automatically.
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He's always talking about kicking in doors with jackboots, like
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This happened once, when all of my doors started exploding.
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"ASLEF claims drivers closing doors is inherently unsafe," Brown said.
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Almost reluctantly, they began opening their doors to the public.
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Instead, I was dreaming of keys, doors, and level layouts.
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And those sliding glass doors would've given them some empathy.
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At some point, you can't keep going in back doors.
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Of course, the Range Rover doesn't have Falcon Wing doors.
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"There are lots of doors opening for me," he says.
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Once the doors close, there is no entry for stragglers.
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A firefighter pushes open museum doors on September 2, 2018.
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Once someone gains access, the doors cannot be forced open.
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You never know what a man does behind closed doors.
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Encryption without back doors helps bad actors and unsavory behavior.
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"They broke the doors and teargassed the house," Kakoma said.
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Needless to say, at 1 o'clock the doors remained locked.
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Flowers and candles have been placed outside the centre doors.
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Meanwhile, Planned Parenthood has pledged to keep its doors open.
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Panicked, he checked the windows, the doors, and the backseat.
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They crowd the doors and forget to mind the gap.
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They waited roughly seven hours for the doors to open.
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After 14867503 years of serving NYC, we've closed our doors.
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One of the glass doors was shattered by the round.
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Doors open to Siriano's new N.Y.C. outpost on April 18.
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All of the drawers and cabinet doors had extra levers.
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When keys were misplaced, doors were blown in with TNT.
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When it first opened its virtual doors for business, Jet.
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Some peasant to just make sure the doors are locked?
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When the doors swung open I was nearly in tears.
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Walmart itself is bolting some doors for the last time.
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All the doors leading to the hallway were also closed.
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Interacting with objects of interest: computer terminals, doors, radios, etc.
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Once they opened the doors, Trump had left the building.
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And hopefully this will open up more doors for me.
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Are they come knocking on doors trying to find us?
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" Still, he continued, "it opens the doors to new sounds.
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Baker was interviewed by lawmakers behind closed doors on Wednesday.
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The caucus will vote by secret ballot behind closed doors.
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"Horse people opened their barn doors to us," he said.
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"Slater" name, and its associated infamy, slammed doors on professional
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But Lee told colleagues behind closed doors that he disagrees.
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We've talked to thousands of people, we've knocked on doors.
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Each has a 43-inch flat screen & locker doors glow.
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In the resulting landscape, social life occurs behind closed doors.
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She looked to the double doors leading to her bedroom.
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The doors will not hold, and neither will the fences.
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This floor also has a study behind double glass doors.
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If you're installing new doors, there's more freedom to choose.
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But if we close our doors to trade, everyone suffers.
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Podesta will appear behind closed doors, per the CNN report.
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"We don't want undisclosed back doors into our systems," Rep.
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About an hour later, Christopher Queen walked through the doors.
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The country's oldest nuclear power plan is shutting its doors.
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Sliding glass doors here open to the patio and pool.
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The exhibition saw around 30,000 visitors walk through the doors.
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Back doors only increase system complexity, which creates additional risk.
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The "falcon wing" doors alone threatened to delay the vehicle.
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As the doors opened at 34th Street, the car emptied.
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And this isn't just what goes on behind closed doors.
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Democrats are scheduled to meet behind closed doors on Nov.
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"We went on lockdown" and shut the doors, she said.
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The company also closes its doors for Earth Day and
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For front doors left open and front steps scrubbed clean.
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It; free advertising and brings more people through the doors.
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The home keeps the Sprinter's doors, headlights, and radiator grille.
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WASHINGTON: Doors to nearly all public buildings must open outwardly.
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But those doors won't be closed until after the holidays.
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The last florist, Michael Saarloos, closed his doors in April.
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C: So your celebrity status did help you open doors?
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Beyond the glass doors, the lights of North Vancouver twinkled.
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Third, other large host countries need to reopen their doors.
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There aren't gaps, and all the doors swing perfectly shut.
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The council, the "true legislative body," meets behind closed doors.
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"He's opened a lot of doors for us," Murphy said.
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The committee interviewed Spletstoser behind closed doors this past Tuesday.
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Large windows and French doors link indoor and outdoor spaces.
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Behind closed doors, nothing is settled until everything is settled.
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French doors in the living area open to a deck.
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Sullivan's Steakhouse restaurants will open their doors from 11 a.m.
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Then she exits, following the man through the double doors.
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The ceiling, lighting, and cabinet doors will also be replaced.
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"The Ten Thousand Doors of January" by Alix E. Harrow
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Church doors were regularly used then to announce public events.
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It's all very Sliding Doors, and bound to be complicated.
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She fights in those committee hearings and behind closed doors.
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"My hockey stories open doors and start conversations," he said.
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Cohen testified behind closed doors before committee staff in October.
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It's just better for me to lock the doors now.
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Still, on Tuesday morning -- when doors opened at 9 a.m.
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The doors were not exactly open for football or track.
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Guests walk through swinging doors and sit on church pews.
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I want that feeling to extend beyond the club's doors.
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New doors were opening for Duplass in the film industry.
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The doors close and the train hisses and we're off.
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Every morning, our cell doors open at the same time.
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Queerness was something to be kept firmly behind closed doors.
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What are some guidelines for residential doors at street level?
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They walk through our doors everyday looking for a job.
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After Best in Show, the doors opened up for me.
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When I was growing up, everything was behind closed doors.
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Because the doors are being closed to journalists and citizens.
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But who's going to run around the house shutting doors?
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Health officials swarmed Italian neighborhoods, nailing quarantine signs to doors.
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That camaraderie opened doors when he got the White case.
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" Nutter: "And apparently ... a few doors down from our cabin.
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They each have four doors, six windows, and four wheels.
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Nutter said he lived a few doors from her cabin.
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Countries that once proudly welcomed refugees are closing their doors.
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I want them in the doors and off the street.
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Shops and restaurants shut their doors, employees are laid off.
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Abstaining keeps those doors closed, and my depression at bay.
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Francesca traipsed over people's lawns and rapped hard on doors.
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We all have offices with no windows and solid doors.
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Still, I'm happy to see the doors open, a little.
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Subway doors on more than 6,000 cars have been inspected.
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Multiple sticking points remain as staffers scramble behind closed doors.
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I end up taking lots of pictures of intricate doors!
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If your doors are also drafty, install a door sweep.
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Behind the biggest doors are the institutions with national reputations.
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Drafty windows and doors could send your heating bill soaring.
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"A synagogue is about open doors and warmth," he said.
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Still, it's extremely rare for Disneyland to shut its doors.
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But the cabinets behind the fancy doors are from Ikea.
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Dust coated the furnishings and doors did not close properly.
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Still, vanity project or not, those trailer doors remained shut.
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South African media reported Nike stores had closed their doors.
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The police knocked on doors and ordered residents to evacuate.
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After they fled, there was pounding on their front doors.
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She opened the doors, and the vents created cross ventilation.
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"Hopefully it's a way of opening more doors for conversation."
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The packages were not mailed, but left near their doors.
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Pick up this book that's just pictures of cabin doors.
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Then, the van doors slid closed and they were off.
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We'll continue the same until doors open, and always afterwards.
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Then, in 2017, the three friends abruptly closed the doors.
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The women who opened doors are shown slamming them closed.
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The doors to his courtroom closed promptly at 9 a.m.
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A sunroom is through a set of glass pocket doors.
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Zenith now opens its doors every Friday, from 9 a.m.
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On one side, sliding glass doors open onto a terrace.
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Canada opened doors, provided education, civic lessons and job opportunities.
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The street is deserted, its stores shuttered, doors welded shut.
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We applauded when the train doors opened at the station.
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The large wooden doors to the entrance are usually locked.
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Car doors — and women's legs — are supposed to open automatically.
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They've all been forced to close their doors in California.
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We're taking an art building and putting 60 doors in.
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This will be behind closed doors, with transcripts published afterward.
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Classroom doors have been outfitted with handles that lock automatically.
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Since 2010, nearly 213 rural hospitals have shut their doors.
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We'll inevitably see many of them close their doors permanently.
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Can we ever really know what happened behind closed doors?
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Townspeople have begun to lock their doors and install alarms.
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For anyone relapsing more than twice, the doors were shut.
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He will always have the doors open in this federation.
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Doors will open to the public on at 9 a.m.
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Visitors enter through two large wood doors, framed by pillars.
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It used to create some friction back behind closed doors.
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I knock on the three other doors on the floor.
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The doors on one closed before she could roll in.
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French doors in the living room connect to a sunroom.
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For years we have debated whether to close our doors.
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Callamard criticized the hearings for being held behind closed doors.
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Caitlyn Jenner and others pushed open doors for transgender people.
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Others knocked on doors right behind them, pleading the opposite.
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As a result, many businesses had to close their doors.
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Between each car, there were passengers holding the doors open.
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Uninterrupted by windows or doors, the vistas are simply stunning.
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French doors open to a private deck with ocean views.
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Wide doors were flung open to the ocean before us.
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And who knew what doors such an appearance might open?
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Double front doors open into a hallway with a staircase.
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I stepped through the gilded revolving doors into the hotel ...
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Mr. Weatherston leaves the doors of the cabin unlocked now.
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Local hotels opened their doors, offering sanctuary to the stranded.
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Much of it is likely to unfold behind closed doors.
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A spa hot tub sits feet from the balcony doors.
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They slammed doors and shouted and wailed in constant fits.
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The second we unlocked the doors, it was a riot.
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It had glass doors and opened onto an outdoor terrace.
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Coulter was escorted in through the main doors by police.
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Bannon was set to be interviewed behind closed doors Wednesday.
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Community volunteers cut the doors and windows in the containers.
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French doors open to a wooden deck and landscaped backyard.
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French doors in the den open to the back patio.
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Red tape is cut, appointments are secured, doors are opened.
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I heard the whispers as the doors shut behind me.
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Not all the lobbying has been done behind closed doors.
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Do you like doors or drawers for the lower cabinets?
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" Then the usual announcement: "Stand clear of the closing doors.
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I'd burst through the doors, I'd be running so fast.
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Inside Borough Hall, the doors to Room 125 were closed.
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Most of the doors didn't even have locks on them.
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" It continues to operate "doors on, windows open photo flights.
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The home's middle doors open up into this music room.
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It will open its virtual doors in America this year.
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They had a million doors that they have knocked on.
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Photographs show the doors of the center bent and burned.
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Even the building's retractable doors will preserve the harbor views.
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Startups, both infamous and unheard of, are shutting their doors.
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While there, he also met with Modi behind closed doors.
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Or will Bolivia fling open the doors to foreign investors?
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Bar employees crowded behind the locked glass doors to watch.
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Some escaped through side doors, or climbed to the roof.
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It is behind closed doors, rather, that the film stirs.
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Meanwhile, an American astronaut (Michael Pitt) starts knocking on doors.
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Some states are trying to make changes behind closed doors.
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The stones shattered windows and glass doors, Tianxia Chen recalled.
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One recent example: those who do not hold doors open.
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Firefighters were knocking on doors telling her neighbors to leave.
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Just these four doors and a bottle of Poland Spring.
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The other exterior doors have stairs leading up to them.
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At the store, the fitting room doors were mock lockers.
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A Walmart shut its doors, as did a textile factory.
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But now, all at once, the doors had flown open.
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The French doors of the dining area were cast open.
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I watch the primates interact through their sliding glass doors.
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Management should post signs reminding tenants to close the doors.
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The vestibules and hardened doors can also host metal detectors.
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Baking opportunity This acknowledgment has opened doors and brought opportunities.
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All of the doors and windows were replaced as well.
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French doors on one side open to a hexagonal sunroom.
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Mahogany pocket doors open to front parlors on either side.
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The keys for these doors can and will be stolen.
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There are even seats that extend from the back doors.
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He wanted her to lock the doors and take cover.
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And on the carriage doors when the train pulls in.
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A few doors down, women played a raucous dice game.
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"It's quite a while before the doors open," said Foster.
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Workers had to use crowbars to pry some doors open.
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" He has been using "social media" and "knocking on doors.
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Okay, so we know that the SpotMini can open doors.
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Doors let you through when you swipe the right badge.
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Billy lives two doors away, and I'll see them first.
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The doors opened the following October, in Newport News, Virginia.
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"Those doors right now are closed," the former employee said.
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People would go and do a pilgrimage, knock on doors.
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"The courthouse doors are effectively closed in Delaware," Grant said.
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All of their windows were damaged, along with the doors.
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And he allegedly called Haiti a "shithole" behind closed doors.
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Residents reported awakening to pounding on doors around 4 a.m.
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He pointed to a red house a few doors down.
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Then she started to see law enforcement officials closing doors.
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So, at the very least, close the windows and doors.
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Concert venues and other cultural institutions have shut their doors.
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Yes, opening the doors to women and minorities is great.
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It's all of those volunteers that knocked on 300,000 doors.
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All around the world, doors to refugees were clanging shut.
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She even leaves open the bathroom doors for added visibility.
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"Women are not outside banging on the doors," she said.
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Doors open at 6PM with the show starting at 7PM.
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The delivery person then brings the packages to people's doors.
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Even though the studio doors are closed, however, news travels.
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You can still scratch that kinky itch behind closed doors.
|
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As they passed by, some shop assistants closed their doors.
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Like they said in 'Next Friday' ... no more locked doors!
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It's all of those volunteers that knocked on 300,000 doors.
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Nadia and Saeed quickly located a cluster of fellow countrywomen and men and learned that they were on the Greek island of Mykonos, a great draw for tourists in the summer, and, it seemed, a great draw for migrants this winter, and that the doors out, which is to say the doors to richer destinations, were heavily guarded, but the doors in, the doors from poorer places, were mostly left unsecured, perhaps in the hope that people would go back to where they came from—although almost no one ever did—or perhaps because there were simply too many doors from too many poorer places.
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When it explodes, turning familiar streets into a patchwork of checkpoints and bomb blasts, they begin to hear whispers about doors — doors that can whisk people far away, if perilously and for a price.
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The vulnerabilities would let an attacker open and close the bay doors on a car wash to trap vehicles inside the chamber, or strike them with the doors, damaging them and possibly injuring occupants.
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The man who leads the Lakewood Church in Houston says the doors were always open, despite the video TMZ posted which was shot Monday ... showing the church was accessible yet the doors were locked.
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Body style/layout: The C-HR is a compact, front-wheel-drive wagon/sport-utility vehicle with two large front side doors and two smaller side doors in the rear with hidden door latches.
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It's also a signature move of his: characters glimpsed through car windshields or glass doors filled with reflections or shadowy thresholds, doors shut in the viewer's face, crucial discussions taking place out of earshot.
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Susan Hilferty's set is a series of doors that open on to nothing but ever more doors, like the map of a mind that's been, like Hamlet's, "confined to a nutshell" with bad dreams.
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If any patients do come in, they have warm blankets waiting by the doors inside the ambulance bay, and a few select rooms have fully sealed doors for enhanced privacy — not the typical curtains.
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"I'm going to seriously consider putting the alarms back on the doors," he said of the emergency doors that emitted an ear-piercing siren when opened and were silenced in 2014 to much fanfare.
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The software with the back doors could spread through other means and the attackers might have used those back doors to install other tools, said Craig Williams, senior technical leader for Cisco's Talos intelligence unit.
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One of the highlights of the New Museum's siege was the cluster of massive arches erected directly outside the elevator doors; as the doors slid open, the looming thicket all but pushed you back inside.
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Sure, it still has billionaire doors (a nickname for McLaren's dihedral doors coined by Silicon Valley character Russ Hanneman) and the same twin-turbocharged 3.8-liter V8 engine as the rest of the McLaren line.
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The only shows we saw were at the Phillips Stadium when we found out that for the encore they opened the doors, so we went to every show and waited until they opened the doors.
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Earlier this year, Tesla sued the Swiss supplier of the doors, alleging they were prone to overheating (making the doors inoperable), they did not open with speed or symmetry, and they "sagged" beyond tolerance levels.
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They are opening their doors Immediately after Friday's attacks in Christchurch, the Te Atatū Baptist Church in Auckland, New Zealand, announced on Facebook it was opening its doors to Muslims because mosques had been closed.
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Queen Elizabeth is opening up the doors to her London home.
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Whoever had the most quality conversations at the doors would win.
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Lock all doors and close windows, air vents, and fireplace dampers.
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But what do they call each other behind closed palace doors?
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They need to capture audio of whatever happens behind closed doors.
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Practitioners did their work behind closed doors or in private homes.
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They've knocked on 50,000 doors and she's revisited counties 10 times.
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Yeah, I went to Wall Street and just knocked on doors.
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Knocki is a device that fastens onto tables, walls, and doors.
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Four doors, but 0-60 mph in less than three seconds.
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On Thanksgiving, the retailer will open its doors at 5 p.m.
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Volkswagen said Sedric can recognize users with the doors opening automatically.
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A refrigerator beeping every 10 seconds, announcing its doors were ajar.
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By strengthening apprenticeship programs, we are opening the doors of opportunity.
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It's like, what is going on behind closed doors every day?
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Forced arbitration policies require employees to settle disputes behind closed doors.
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Davis said she knocked on nearly 4,500 doors in the neighborhood.
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He said that the doors to the home had been locked.
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And that ACME/Wile E. Coyote sign taped to the doors?
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The Security Council discussed the new settlements behind closed doors Wednesday.
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But 2016 will be closing its closet (and pantry) doors soon.
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The airvac doors in the military base on Mars hiss open.
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Mexican restaurant Guelaguetza closed its doors on Thursday in Los Angeles.
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But colleges depend on students' tuition to keep their doors open.
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The doors were locked even though they arrived during visiting hours.
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I pack up and head a few doors down to Muji.
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"I think that they were doors that were ready to open."
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So Strzok is going to get to hide behind closed doors.
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I have anxiety about it and I keep my doors locked.
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Then, I headed out the glass doors and to the elevators.
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But distance and doors did nothing to hold back the affliction.
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We&aposll discuss what happened behind closed doors here in Helsinki.
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"It's very different than kicking down doors or doing drug raids."
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They have created a sensor for doors that connects to phones.
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The walls, the doors, the floor, everything is a custom outfit.
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You need to knock on doors and get the Bible records.
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I opposed the Andrew McCabe deposition behind closed doors as well.
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Residents were warned to keep their doors locked and vehicles secured.
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The doors of the departure hall to passengers will open again.
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The party is trying to keep the fight behind closed doors.
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How the synod works The synod is conducted behind closed doors.
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With Roman, the pills are then shipped "discretely" to customers' doors.
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"Water was coming through the doors already," Chen recalled being told.
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Open your doors, your cars and your computers [with a chip].
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"All doors represent something," the architect continued, shifting in his seat.
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The car blared its sirens and they started knocking on doors.
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Trump might say behind closed doors he can act more presidential.
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The first building had no doors – they'd all been ripped out.
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Wednesday, we'll have the Pentagon's Kathryn Wheelbarger appearing behind closed doors.
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The car has a single seat, no doors and no windshield.
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The 'out of order' notice stuck outside of the elevator doors.
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Before you know it, she'll be opening doors and disembowelling people.
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You don't ever open the doors and say, 'Sorry, go away.
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"It's able to open the doors between the demographics," says Hanner.
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One company, Etain, opened its doors in Kingston around 8 a.m.
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When the doors open after Sunday it's going to be electric.
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Some lunged for the doors, separating from friends, stepping over strangers.
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Windows and doors were blown in 17,000 apartments around the area.
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Senators-only elevators are good hideouts -- until the doors open again.
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Another critique I've gotten is: Can't anything stay behind closed doors?
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Others lunged for the doors -- separating from friends, stepping over strangers.
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All the residents at this teaching hospital hurried through the doors.
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Then all of a sudden it just 'boom' broke the doors.
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"We're opening up doors that were never opened to humanity before."
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Windows and doors also need fortification in the line of fire.
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We pushed her into the room and re-barricaded the doors.
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To Mr. Johnson, though, deal-making was part of opening doors.
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After that, the council voted to carry on behind closed doors.
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But before they could depart, Chinese police burst through the doors.
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The swanky hotel closed its doors and Carolina lost her job.
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The show explores the depth of those relationships behind closed doors.
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Two sets of sliding-glass doors open to a private deck.
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Then the company closes its doors or gets sold for scrap.
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Are you going to be able to keep the doors open?
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The floors are tropical cherry wood, and all doors are cedar.
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Lumoid is closing its doors after four and a half years.
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My joke was that their three doors would never be closed.
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Tiny Owl was one of the businesses that closed its doors.
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"Voz Latina connects the community by opening doors into different cultures."
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Are the doors closed, is there a secret password for entry?
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Officials said students barricaded the doors of classrooms after hearing gunshots.
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The contrast is sharp: Behind closed doors, I have given up.
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It's the ugly, violent truth hidden behind closed doors across America.
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The circular doors whirred closed, and soon enough I was off.
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"I don't see that any doors have been closed," she said.
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Yet, Lowe later explained no sex was had behind closed doors.
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"I'm also, I feel like, opening the doors for more people."
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By the time the doors open for visitors at 7 a.m.
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He likes to lock doors, hide things, and mess with electronics.
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The employment office opens its doors to a queue of one.
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Our doors are open if someone has a proposal that works.
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" Still, Perry acknowledged, "Football has opened so many doors for me.
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Evans said he knocked on doors to get neighbors to leave.
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Once the doors shut, it's all about having a good time.
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"We don't fire people for not knocking on doors," he said.
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Suddenly, emergency doors opened and the crew asked everyone to escape.
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Thankfully, the elevator doors opened, and soon enough, I was outside.
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I'm going to let him do the negotiations behind closed doors.
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Another tech startup seeking to transform aviation has closed its doors.
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Consumer Reports has a serious problem with those falcon-wing doors.
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Don't litter, hold doors for people, be considerate on public transport.
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The first is continual monitoring for hidden back doors and bugs.
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And now it's opened doors to a lot of other stuff.
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Doors close and we receive our taxi clearance to the runway.
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The windows and doors were kept open to keep passengers cool.
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"She basically said no mandatory back doors last night," Solow wrote.
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This wasn't a game about unlocking doors or winning a scenario.
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So the engineering students are reinforcing the doors to keep safe.
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Update: In a statement, Anki confirmed it was shutting its doors.
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Doors have started to fail on some of the 200 lifts.
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Rabbitland, Hong Kong's first rabbit cafe, opened its doors on Aug.
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He also tricked three young siblings into opening their locked doors.
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The doors that Shark Tank has opened for us are unimaginable.
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Pedersen began assisting residents who couldn't get their garage doors open.
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The plane's high vertical tail is folded to clear factory doors.
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He literally was the guy playing music when the doors opened.
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But the law applies outside the doors of the CPC, too.
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Huawei has flatly and repeatedly denied that it inserts back doors.
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Or it happens in green rooms, it happens behind closed doors.
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Behind closed doors, their scholars weigh in on big, divisive questions.
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"Too much here has been done behind closed doors," she said.
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Cool air syphoned wafted over me as the doors swung closed.
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Hotels guests were getting phone calls and notes on their doors.
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It has failed every woman who ever walked through its doors.
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Social worker Celia Anaya smiles when she sees the doors open.
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Protect your home by closing and locking all doors and windows.
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At least 29454 juveniles a day come through the center's doors.
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So the two new studies could open some doors, researchers said.
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She liked knocking on doors and getting to know her neighbors.
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Goyal, is knocking on all doors, including that of the government.
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That's because money alone won't open doors, but often connections can.
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Attorneys for both sides met with the judge behind closed doors.
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Romney, however, did say he'd made his case behind closed doors.
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I try not to close any doors and remain open-minded.
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There's a lot of going through doors, hitting people, tackling people.
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The complicated falcon-wing rear doors also saw significant teething pains.
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All sorts of windows and doors started opening up for me.
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Behind that there's a brick building dotted with loading dock doors.
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You can always come to our house, our doors are open.
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You can see why when you walk through the unmarked doors.
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Public not invited This is all being done behind closed doors.
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" I said, "Well you know, I just knocked on the doors.
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But Teege's quest to know her true identity opened other doors.
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Businesses across the country were closing their doors and unemployment soared.
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T) said doors and hoods were affected, while Subaru Corp (68563.
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A black drape has also been hung over the courtroom doors.
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I was denied many visas and many doors closed for me.
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There's the Sliding Doors one with the adorable Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
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Online furniture retailer Dot & Bo has abruptly closed its doors today.
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But how would you count people without knocking on their doors?
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A source told CNN Kushner's testimony would be behind closed doors.
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Opening doors Some passports will get you more places than others.
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Before you lie two doors, and behind each lies a prize.
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This restaurant is already seeing its lines extend past its doors.
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As we reported, Osteen finally opened the church's doors Tuesday afternoon.
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FLDS homes have large, lettered "Zion" signs hanging over their doors.
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Another 673 rural hospitals are in danger of shutting their doors.
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Two doors down, Darren's chosen a cell to make his bedroom.
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Spina claims it was all good when they opened their doors.
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That's better than when she opened the doors in 2008, though.
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In the video, the sedan's driver and passengers doors are open.
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Without backroom deals struck behind closed doors, hidden from the people?
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Ahmed woke his aunt and started knocking on his neighbors' doors.
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The doors to Melissa Gorga's boutique have closed — but only temporarily.
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As soon as the taxi doors closed, the police saw them.
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And they just locked the doors and just kept everyone in.
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It's opening the doors for thus far closed off social activity.
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Benjamin Franklin said that "the doors of wisdom are never shut".
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He likens the technology to a corridor with lots of doors.
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Party membership opens doors, and millennials grab opportunities where they can.
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People are opening their doors and coming around with their boats.
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Dealers will replace the door latch assemblies in all four doors.
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The legal doors are opening and profits are through the roof.
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Trade deals are cooked up behind closed doors by obscure bureaucrats.
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"[Back] then, America was opening doors to accept refugees," said Aysar.
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They're firing Gwyneth Paltrow in the first act of Sliding Doors.
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The blast rattled windows miles away and blew open wooden doors.
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Please Mr. Trump, open the doors for us, I beg you.
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The girls, panicking, pounded on the doors, but they wouldn't budge.
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Common rooms are on the first floor, most with pocket doors.
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Front doors swing open, allowing toddlers and dogs to climb in.
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Subsequent reports suggested the intelligence hearing would happen behind closed doors.
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There was even a second security checkpoint at the revolving doors.
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He found his father's name helpful in opening doors in Hollywood.
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The leaded-glass windows and solid wood doors are original, too.
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But no matter what I'm driving, people always are slamming doors.
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However, you'll also be forging new connections and opening new doors.
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Warning: Laughing at men's dumb jokes opens many doors for you.
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Given the unrest unfolding outside its doors, it feels downright utopian.
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Security is weak and many facilities lack strong doors or gates.
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I grew up going to church every time the doors opened.
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There are still too many briefings taking place behind closed doors.
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Since 2014, two male clubs opened their doors to female members.
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What was behind closed doors is now slowly coming to light.
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Nationwide, rural hospitals are already struggling to keep their doors open.
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"It sounds frivolous, but some doors open in moments," she said.
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On the way, we passed my neighbors' house, two doors down.
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