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See: entrance, outlet, portal, threshold DOOR. The place of usual entrance in a house, or into a room in the house.
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There are motion detectors to trigger the activation of cameras, as well as automatic door lock controls. Private-Door automatic door openers are a life-enhancing amenity, that promotes residents' independence and socializing and reduces dependency on staff. But unlike One Hour Photo's upscale SavMart, the Retail Rodeo lies deep in shabby blue-collar Texas, and defines a world so boring the security guard amuses himself by toe-tapping the automatic door open and closed for hours on end. |
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