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The apartment is quarantined but a terrace door was left open so the dog could go outside “to do his business.”

In his speech Thursday, Obama left open the possibility that the U.S. Air Force may begin to launch air strikes inside Iraq.

At the end of his speech he left open the possibility that either or both are correct.

He has left open the possibility that his troops will roll across the frontier.

A fear inevitably grips Chadron that a killer is on the loose, doors that are always left open are suddenly locked.

These frames fitted into grooves so that they could be slid back and forth, and in warm weather the windows were always left open.

Where the stone wall had to be left open for bar-ways, to drive through, he went to work and nailed up the bars.

The door should not be left open, as dishonest persons, passing along the entry, could enter without fear of being questioned.

My desk was left open by chance while I was out of the room for perhaps ten minutes.

He shivered as he remembered the room where she slept, the corner that was shot away and left open to the street.