We meet the poet, Wladislaw Szlengel, as he sits by his phone in the ghetto, looking through his window to the park on the other side.

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Would such an approach favor the rich and leave everyone else looking through the hospital window?

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One morning, she woke up and saw six Druids looking at her through her window. (She lived on an upper floor.) In a moment, they were gone, and that was the only vision she ever had, but she has no doubt that she truly saw them.

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When the car pulled up at last, she could barely even move toward it, though she could see Pam lit up inside, peering out through the window, looking for her.

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Looking at the screen is like peering through a window into a world where characters and objects have true depth.

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"Now that Greece has turned a corner, I'm actually enjoying the job" he smiled, looking out towards parliament through a bullet-scarred window.

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Instead, it's better to just come out and say it: while watching the swimming event and cut-down highlights of the opening ceremony, there were moments when we could almost have believed we were looking not at a projected image, but rather through a window direct onto the Olympic Stadium or Aquatics Center itself.

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In looking at trends in the top 10, six films opened in North America in the late spring through summer window, which Hollywood views as its summer period.

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