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door

noun as in entrance to room, building

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Mr Beecher said his colleague was also targeted during this period when an object was thrown through the cab door and gave him "life-changing" injures to his eye.

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"O2 customers' prices are going up - but likely it means the door is open for all of us to now see prices by more than we were told when we signed up," he said.

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No one answered the door at a Garden City house listed as Brahmbhatt’s residence.

Researchers at Kobe University have uncovered the biological reason behind this phenomenon, opening the door to growing vegetables that are safer to eat and potentially using plants to clean contaminated land.

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It was 3:30 a.m. on Feb. 16, and the Israeli soldiers — two dozen of them, family members said — ran up and hammered at the door.

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