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George was in Europe about three winters ago. On an occasion when he was seated next to a large glass window in a restaurant in Brussels, he anticipated a miserable dining experience. But the window was warm.

In Lithuania, Germany, England, people didn't have large windows until glass became affordable in the 1840s. So there was no need for flowerpots (or window boxes) until then.

Susan Tamulevich

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I opened the large central window of my office room to its full on the fine early May morning. Then I stood for a few moments, breathing in the soft, warm air that was charged with the scent of white lilacs below.

Apparently, because the two players' contracts both ended outside our transfer window in February, they can only be signed in the next window. Of course, our transfer window was moved this season, from February to December.

Had we been downstairs when it happened, my wife would have been severely injured. It came through the window and hit the table and landed on the floor. She would have been in the direct line of the brick, and we all would have been hurt by the shattered glass. There was glass all over my baby's crib.

Everybody anticipated window dressing for tonight's close. And you got it.

It's within the grosses we were looking at from $18-20 million. Obviously, we hoped to get more, but that was the window we (anticipated).

The little boy was outside the window and the grandma was halfway in, halfway out of the window. We got the little boy out of the way and then we helped the grandma out of the window and then we got some information from her that there were still two people inside.

They removed one pane of glass and a frame from a window.

After all my crying and yelling, they let me see him behind the glass window for five minutes.

The officer was in the window and couldn't get out she was drug for a ways through the parking lot when she was able to free herself from the window she was run over by the vehicle.

There was an emergency window of opportunity in September that is basically closed. What's needed is to pry open that window again.

We have every hope that we can make the launch opportunity in May. If not the May window, then the July window, but it's clear we are getting closer.

I think when we saw that window of opportunity with the [missed] double play, I thought it was a window that we could take advantage of and we did.

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