She had stood vigil at the window, or next to the rail in her hat and long sleeves buttoned at the wrist, the girls slathered with sunscreen.

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He will stand at the window all night and all through the next day.

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But the intangible rewards of traveling a litter-free country road, at least until the next beer can gets tossed from a passing car window, is priceless.

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As we finally arrive at the main street, he taps the horn of his Range Rover, pulls up next to me, rolls down the window and he's still talking.

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