Taking his gun, he leaped to the window and shouted: "What's the matter?"

拿着他的枪，他冲到窗前喊道：“怎么了？”

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There was a long quiet time. She stared out of the window, taking all this in.

她安静了很长一段时间，眼睛盯着窗外，消化吸收着这些信息。

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As they passed into other rooms, these objects were taking different positions; but from every window there were beauties to be seen.

他们再走到别的房间里去看，每换一个房间，景致总会两样，可是不管你走到哪个窗口，都自有秀色可餐。

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However, Hunt cautions against taking children window-shopping or over-exposing them to stores, which may encourage consumerism and impulse buying.

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Where we once used the same baubles and tree lights year in and year out which inevitably stopped working as soon as they were taken out of storage we now theme trees to suit our moods or to follow fashions, taking a page from store window displays like Ms. McCartney's and decked-out hotel foyers.

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Their discussions led to the concept of taking a night, during the back-to-school window, where parents would be asked to talk with their children about money.

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