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A structure for confining birds or animals , enclosed on at least one side by a grating of wires or bars that lets in air and light .

The slatted facade of the building is actually a sunshade that lets in plenty of natural daylight while also keeping the interior cool .

The company sold almost $2 billion worth of goods via smartphones and tab-lets in 2010, more than double the total sales from 2009.

the number of highly skilled immigrants it lets in, and Japan and many European countries do far worse.

In one setting, the coating lets in both the light and heat from the sun, which is useful for colder days.

Even if has the such many suicide thought, Kafka really has not paid own the death, he only is lets in the imagination oneself die.

Is you lets in my heart reignite fire of the hope, is you lets my heart resurge, was you saves my to dial coolly dials the cool heart!

Even if your site lets in the spider, it's no guarantee that it won't abandon your site later.

The touch of soft smooth warmheartedness lets in the meantime two hearts are beside herself!

With police pesters after together, he lets in vehicle's girlfriend drive first goes home.

Frosted glass in windows and doors lets in less light than clear glass , but keeps a room private .

The pupil opens wide in very dim light, and lets in much more light.

No. You have your dream and I have mine. Let's just hope my dream catcher lets in only the good dreams.

The vent in the roof, when there is a wind, also lets in the rain.

But more important than what it keeps out is what it lets in.

expanding the number of high-skilled foreigners that America lets in and keeps;

The intake chamber after lets in air the pipe connection to pass taking advantage of the steel trachea to lets in air the filter;