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We could see some milky peeks of sunshine before rain chances notably grow again by late afternoon.

It was only medical happenstance, involving patients with intractable epilepsy undergoing intracranial recordings, that provided scientists the chance to take this rare peek at the human brain.

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Her son peeked out the window and told me his mother had left Havana for La Lisa to visit a dying relative.

I remember the way the Afghan villagers peeked out of their mud-walled homes, looking at us like we were Martians.

John peeked out the curtain window, saw me, and immediately opened it and pulled me inside.

Another night, when he started grilling me about other men, I suspected that he had peeked at my cellphone texts.

A copper-colored, ribbed turtleneck peeked from beneath a knee-skimming navy coat.

They peeked into the spy-hole of the window and saw the lamps burning, but no people inside the hut.

That made me mighty curious to see what they was up to, so one day I crep' up behind the house an' peeked in the winder.

He had another quick drink and peeked from the corner of his eye at the little dark man.

But she let me in and I just peeked at Mary, bossing the whole job, as you might say!

Well, by and by, after he had flown around and peeked through all the windows, he looked down the chimney.