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A lesser-known photograph shows a glimpse of some audience members.

Peter Lampke's oil on canvas titled "Dinner's Ready" (1996) shows a glimpse of the seedier side of domesticity.

The film shows a glimpse of Stewart, playing soccer with Prince Harry and others, on a sloping lawn by a loch.

Your photograph of Theresa May's landmark meeting with ministers at Chequers to discuss Brexit shows a glimpse of an intriguing painting hanging above the fireplace ("May gets her way on Brexit with Cluedo and shortbread", News, last week).

As the death toll continues to rise, with information about outlying areas scarce, the footage from the capital and nearby villages shows a glimpse of what life is like for the thousands of residents now camping in and outside the city.

One by one, the Nets took their turns spewing at the Pistons for the words that the team had thrown at them before the game and later, with even Jason Kidd, who rarely shows a glimpse of a temper, ripping into the Pistons in his postgame interview.

He showed a glimpse of himself.

In March, he showed a glimpse of things to come, winning the Honda Classic by one stroke over Davis Love III.

Playboy bunnies look about as rude as Victorian ladies lifting their petticoats to show a glimpse of ankle.

A shampoo commercial that showed a glimpse of a bather's shoulder was accepted in cosmopolitan Shanghai, for example, but banned in a conservative neighboring province.

At Chlo?Hannah MacGibbon's collection for next summer had a high, round neck top with a knife-blade slit below to show a glimpse of flesh.