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The accompanying music video featured images of clapping hands silhouetted against laser light, as well as numerous slow-motion shots of the singer smashing bodily through glass panels and destroying mirrors and TV sets with sledge hammers.

The room they met in has now been split into classrooms, but the stained glass panels still hang outside the classrooms.

Came, or calm, a divider bar used in glass panels.

Backlight: Rear glass panel.

Encased setup with glass paneled flooring for operator to view the cargo being moved.

Tyrol is reluctant to visit her initially but he is later shown looking at her through the glass pane of her cell as she sleeps.

Both sides of the footbridge, which accommodates the concourse and the overhead booking office, are enclosed by steel framed glass panels.

A glass panel was later installed on a segment of the lantern making it appear to flash red to ships that had strayed too close to the Townsend's Inlet sandbar.

Sir Alan Charles Laurence Whistler, the noted poet and glass engraver presented Sir Edwin Lutyens with a poem titled 'The Drum', engraved on a glass pane that was originally placed in a lounge window.

The buffet restaurant cars of all REP units carried names, in a very decorative etched-glass panel behind the buffet counter.

The theater space is dominated by a massive aluminum and glass panel chandelier under a blue vault, and the proscenium arch is decorated with gilded figurative sculpture.

It included a full-length glass panel roof, modulated front fenders and hood, deep front spoiler and large projector headlights, polished bare metal-look paint, compact camera outside rearview mirrors, hidden door handles and large 20-inch, 9-spoke painted aluminum-alloy wheels.

open vertical 'bazaar' as; the first multi-storey, fully air-conditioned shopping centre in the world; first golden bubble lift in South East Asia; well-designed positions of voids, foyers and concourses throughout the Plaza; wide corridors along shopping arcade; wide glass panels on both fronts of the shop for attractive display of goods.