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The phrase "door for" is not grammatically correct or usable in written English.
It is missing a necessary verb or preposition to connect it to the rest of the sentence. A correct version of this phrase could be "door for" can be used in the sentence "She held the door open for her friend." This means that the subject, "she," opened the door as an act of courtesy or politeness for her friend.
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"She opened the door for other sounds".
Having someone open the door for me.
"It is an open door for me.
The door for him is always open.
That finally opened the door for Televisa.
Others monitored rooftops next door for threats.
"And don't open the door for anybody.
"It's opening up a door for me".
Bill Donohue will hold the door for you.
I opened the door for her.
He opened the door for me.
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