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balcony

noun as in porch or structure above the ground

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In a remarkable film of a recently married couple, we briefly glimpse a vivacious Anne, not yet confined to the annex, regarding the pair from a balcony.

Dozens of street vendors — selling freshly made orange juice, ice cream, hot dogs and flags — walked with the crowd, and several bystanders filmed from their apartment balconies.

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A month later, Amiryan and his spouse were sitting on a balcony when a lifted red Ford F-150 pulled up outside their building, a Burbank detective wrote in a search warrant affidavit.

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Up on the balcony of one of the windmills, looking out at the impressive flatness of Holland, I get talking to Ishan from Canada.

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Weeks later, the pair arrange to meet in the upstairs balcony of an old movie palace.

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