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• Between the windows on the upper floor is a blind window.
• Under the niches, there is a socket with blind windows resting on a bench.
• The lateral bays have four windows in the lower storey, and blind windows above.
• It is flanked on either side by blind windows.
• Blind windows can be found on the base.
• The exterior suggests a Renaissance influence in its use of arched actual and blind windows encircling each floor level.
• Nash would play again with the sound of his music played at different speeds on his " Blind Windows"
• A third figure in the procession, separated from these two by a blind window, is St . Praxedes, sister of St . Pudentiana.
• Fully excavated, the kiva reveals itself as anomalous in having no sipapu but rather a blind window made out of a curious gray substance.
• Some blind Windows users have even reverted to using programs that run under the older DOS operating system in order to remain competitive in their jobs.
• MacDonald claimed that the film " Rebecca " was stolen from her novel " Blind Windows ", and sought an undisclosed amount of accounting and damages.
• The second zone in the Pantheon, consisting of blind windows with intervening pilasters, is represented in Speer's building by a zone above the pillars consisting of uniform, oblong shallow recesses.
• It is a large long hall building two storeys in height, made out of brick, with pointed-arch windows and blind windows, and a wooden barrel vault roof, dating from around 1300.
• The shutters are drawn so they are like blind windows and they have a real kind of presence, an ominous presence, so that gave us the basis for a good exterior.
• The tower has 8 stories each being indicated by a band of projecting bricks and has four windows with round-headed arches interspersed with four blind windows of the same form at each level.
• The reason for this is the double height of the state rooms on the piano nobile; however, not even a blind window is permitted to alleviate the severity of the facade " Who says that's the reason?
• Few windows overlook the inner courtyard ( " cortile " ); the colonnaded walls are decorated on all sides by deep niches and blind windows, and the intervening surfaces are spattered by'spezzato'( broken and blemished plaster ) giving life and depth to the surfaces.
• Thus, it is completely obvious that the intention was for the structure to have the shape of a three-floor tower that has seven doors and hatches on each floor; but only one door is made true and the others are left as holeless blind windows.
• In 1944 in the United States, du Maurier, her US publishers, Doubleday, and various parties connected with the 1940 film version of the novel, were sued for plagiarism by Edwina L . MacDonald who alleged that du Maurier had copied her novel " Blind Windows ".
• However, even it its severe design the fa鏰de betrays some internal secrets, the first floor is obviously a piano nobile, as a hint of the importance of this floor is indicated on the exterior by, not only tall pedimented windows but also above them blind windows indicating the double height of the reception rooms behind them.