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But for coffee cocktails, it has apparently opened a door.

But her husband's recently released memoir about their days as Weathermen has apparently opened new wounds.

What are we to make of the policy chasm that has apparently opened up between President George W. Bush and his father, former President George H. W. Bush?

The unexpected success of last year's Oscar-winning "Searching for Sugar Man" has apparently opened the door to similar documentaries about unappreciated performers whose work finds second and third lives far from their original milieus.

While the photographers were shooting them, someone had apparently opened a door leading to the next room, where a fluorescent light was on, causing a subtle flare.

Over the years, those minutes, not to mention the toll payments, could add up, but still: MapQuest's algorithms had apparently opened an iconoclastic alternate route, a Long Island commuter's Northwest Passage.

A suspect in a moving black Hyundai had apparently opened fire on two victims, then drove west on East 121st Street. .

Given that the park has apparently been open for over thirty years, we can at least consider that amount of time to progress from present day technology.

(The weapon was hidden in a wall in the apartment that had apparently been opened and resealed, the New York Times reports).

This Beijing source believes that this middleman had apparently 'opened the PRC door' for Sands through the late 1990s.

Over the last three decades, as American society has apparently accepted more open expression of different kinds of sexuality, it has also invented new ways and reasons to police sex.