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panel house

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panel house
panel door
A brothel in which the rooms are lined with sliding panels which facilitate robberies of house patrons.
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The entire helicopter is full of controls, even the roof panel houses all sorts of switches.
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The analysis of dwelling price variation in 2004-2006 expressed as a percentage has shown that the highest price rise can be observed in the value of panel house dwellings of old construction (Table 7).
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The lower cluster of the split-level instrument panel houses the rev counter and other essential dials, while the digital speedo is situated above the air vents at the top of the centre console.
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