He kept the objects safe in their glass cases, some reverently laid on red cloth.

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In 1894, it was sealed between glass plates and locked in a safe in the basement.

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Businesses and banks, by contrast, like his work, one reason, perhaps, that Mr Stella lost his reputation as the very glass of cool, and came to be seen by many as a safe taste.

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Novel features included a composite fiberglass airframe, a glass-panel cockpit and a parachute designed to float the airplane to a safe landing in an emergency.

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