The man continued past him without a glance.

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At the top of the stairs she walked sternly and without a glance past the oval mirror and into the bedroom, where I watched her bright reflection lie down on the bed and close her eyes.

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Those people were gone now, and the man who served the chops and sausages took her credit card without a second glance.

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Without a second glance, I was set free.

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If a pregnancy did result, which was quite often the case, since very few Zulu men or women practiced any form of birth control (like most African men, Zulus seemed to abhor the use of condoms), he would move blithely on, without a backward glance.

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Some history: He is Fat Boy to some, Tough Guy to others and, to the vast majority of people who pass him by without so much as a glance, "that statue" on the corner of Queens Boulevard and Union Turnpike.

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They are also visible at a glance, without the need to fumble in a pocket or briefcase.

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What would online shopping and auctions be like if you could look in on them at a glance, without all that power-on, boot-up, dial-in hoopla?

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Maris imagines UPS deliverymen scanning and delivering packages with just a glance, nurses at hospitals receiving real-time information on patients without having to stop what they're doing and, indeed, patients with limited mobility having greater access to the world of information themselves.

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