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David James has not had the best of seasons, starting in the First Division with West Ham, then joining a Manchester City team that has struggled and let in a lot of goals.
The police opened the gates to Zuccotti Park just after darkness fell and let in a single-file line of people as a crowd surrounded the park.
Though his tenure was brief, Mr. Moggridge metaphorically threw open the Cooper-Hewitt's windows and let in a bracing gust of modernity, his colleagues said.
In the dining room, two stained-glass windows block a brick-wall view and let in a soft mellow light that melds with the browns, yellows and mustards of the walls.
The problem with leaked or hacked information such as Fancy Bears' output is that it does not do much more than open a window and let in a chink of light without the benefit of context.
We gifted them a penalty and let in a really soft goal.
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The bartender mixes the tomato water with Absolut vodka and Absolut Peppar vodka and lets in a drop of Tabasco and a dash of celery salt.
The grid, similar to that one described by Lehtonen and Suuronen (2004), prevents the entrance of seals and lets in a wide size range of fishes.
The Reds committed two errors and let in runs on a passed ball and a wild pitch.
The Baggies struggled for chances and let in another when a Kevin Mirallas shot squirmed under Foster's body.
Once exclusive, invite-only sites have dropped their guards and let in anyone with an email.
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