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pane

[peyn] / peɪn /




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More permanent window inserts—typically, panes of transparent hard plastic that fit tightly within a window frame, start at around $80 a window and can easily cost $400 or more.

From The Wall Street Journal

The show culminates with her paintings of windows from vernacular rural architecture, some with broken panes, capturing reflections of nature and pushing her play of transparency and opacity.

From New York Times

Surveillance footage released late Monday night without audio captured the shooter parking a car outside the school, and then firing through two sets of doors, the bullets shattering panes of glass.

From New York Times

Video later released by Nashville police shows the shooter opening fire to shatter glass panes on the front doors, then wandering the school's deserted corridors - at one point walking past a room labelled "Children's Ministry".

From BBC

Surveillance footage, released late Monday night without audio, captured the shooter parking a car outside the school, and then firing through two sets of doors, the bullets shattering panes of glass.

From New York Times