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window

[win-doh] / ˈwɪn doʊ /


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"I was pulling pipes off the houses to stop myself being dragged out - the wave was powerful enough to break doors and windows."

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"We lost the front windows. The shutters that should protect them were on the lounge floor," he explained.

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Sitting in a café overlooking the Gulf of Odesa, navy spokesman Dmytro Pletenchuk gestures towards the expanse of sea beyond the window.

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The idea is simple - the more deliveries riders complete during those windows, the more "streak" incentives they unlock, boosting their pay and rewarding longer hours.

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Truman described the atmosphere in the car as manic and said Pitt was trying to smash a phone, with others trying to change clothes and shoes being thrown out of a window.

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