She said her husband called her back about 20 minutes later and told her to go upstairs, stay away from doors and windows and keep the doors locked.

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Mr Mosley said he was to kick the back door in while the Philpotts ran out of the front of the house, and he was then to go upstairs to save the children, Mr Latham told the court.

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In most traditional homes, you enter the living space and go upstairs to private areas.

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Mr. ROYCE LAMBERTH (1995-2002 Presiding Judge, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance): I had to have my wife go upstairs because she didn't have a top secret clearance, so she couldn't be privy to any of this, but I kept my dog at my side.

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Having dined on spit-roast suckling pig with apple sauce in the ground floor restaurant, he or she may go upstairs to the bar for a drink only to be leered at by two bulls' heads (displayed in matching glass cases by Mr Hirst), pickled and puckering in formaldehyde.

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This was the backdrop to his swift calculations through the upstairs window he would go, down to the car, out of town.

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' Now we can't go upstairs because right over the garage is the upstairs bedroom where we were going to take shelter.

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Until our son was old enough to go to school, we had a full-time babysitter to take care of him downstairs while we worked upstairs.

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And then I went upstairs to have a bath because I had arranged to go out that night with a friend.

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