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Meaning of "It offers a window"



 
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Meaning of "It offers a window" #1 (permalink) Sun Apr 11, 2004 10:38 am   Meaning of "It offers a window"		  
Hi! Tell me please! What is it? " It offers a window"
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Offers #2 (permalink) Sun Apr 11, 2004 23:21 pm   Offers		  
Hi,

I need the full sentence context.

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Meaning of "It offers a window" #3 (permalink) Thu Mar 26, 2009 13:00 pm   Meaning of "It offers a window"		  
A brief moment of time in which to act, or reply.
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