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They are not locked into the whims of those more powerful, because their knowledge and abilities open doors.

However strong her work ethic is, her name will always open doors and leverage salaries way above “unknown” others.

Regardless, people make an extra effort to open doors and offer help.

Were the sharks able to open doors for you in retail or elsewhere?

We stood in the open doors with one foot resting on the sill and an elbow cocked on the roof, looking cool.

Through the open doors she saw him as he turned and wandered to the bookcase and stood there, apparently absorbed.

Burns pushed on into the house, through whose open doors and windows came sounds of revelry.

From the half-open doors which led into the hall, they maintained a fire which began to grow fatal.

At last they arrived at a building where many people and some policemen were standing round the open doors.

Indeed, I have met with wide-open doors and outstretched hands wherever I have sought assistance in theatrical circles.

April 24, 2024gallimaufry

[gal-uh-maw-free ]

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