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glazier
noun
One who glazes; a craftsman who works with glass, fitting windows, etc.
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Noting how people often see a silver lining in a bad event, such as a broken window being good for the glazier, he showed how the money paid to repair the window would now be unavailable to spend on other goods, causing the workers who make them to suffer.
Hahn was the son of a glazier.
It must be assumed that clerics supplied the master glazier with a program to which he had to conform.
The glazier was given written instructions from which to prepare provisional sketches that were submitted for the patron's approval before being redrawn in actual size to form the final cartoon.
Asbjørnsen, the son of a glazier, became a private tutor in eastern Norway at age 20.
Dou was first trained by his father, a glazier and glass engraver.
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GLAZIER--Ira A.,director of research at the Battery Park Conservancy, retired economic professor, and sorely missed husband of Paula and beloved father of James, passed on May 24 , 2011
In declining to bid, Penny Glazier, a partner of the Glazier Group, which runs Bridgewaters and Twenty Four Fifth, spoke for other restaurateurs when she said that "we were originally excited by the idea, and love the space, but now, from our point of view, it just doesn't seem to be profitable".
And the recognized government of a country — even an internationally despised one like the Qaddafi government — is generally seen to have a right to use force to put down an armed insurrection, said David Glazier, a professor of national security law at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles.
Loving mother of David and Lori, Adam and Kathie, and Heidi and Buddy Glazier.
"The groom is really the new bride," said the restaurateur Penny Glazier, an owner of the event venues Bridgewaters and Twenty-Four Fifth Avenue, in Manhattan.
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