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Windowed

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Win´dowed
a.1.Having windows or openings.
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The MNA who has launched his complaint with federal and Provincial governments, has his office in the vicinity of University Town, where the Blackwater personnel are lodged in a nearby, recently purchased guest house, and possess about seven black windowed vehicles.
Blackwater personnel harassing locals by Balochistan Times (Baluchistan Province, Pakistan)
The MNA who has launched his complaint with federal and Provincial governments, has his office in the vicinity of University Town, where the Blackwater personnel are lodged in a nearby, recently purchased guest house, and possess about seven black windowed vehicles.
"Blackwater" personnel harassing locals by The Frontier Star (Northwest Frontier Province, Pakistan)
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