Coming out into the sunlight, he leans against the doorframe and nods down to the water where his boat is moored.

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Over a doorframe, del Toro had hung a Magic Marker skeleton drawn by his older daughter, Mariana, now fourteen.

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Karl Stonestreet was dismantling the doorframe of a shed when the wall caved in at about 16:00 BST on Friday.

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They had used the fallen stones and the few timber beams that were in good condition, a doorframe that had survived.

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The inner part of the office was ruined, except for the occasional doorframe, jutting up from the ashes, and twisted-melted aluminum.

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Having been constructed in a self-pitying rage, there are gaps between the logs, untrue angles, a doorframe angrily nailed to the outside.

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But she is inside the doorframe, where it is much darker.

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Instead, he put his hand on the doorframe and pushed.

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