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There was one dirty, unscreened window high up in the wall.

It does not include the final unscreened episode (see above).

Or perhaps it was left unscreened for the convenience of tourists.

It took six years for the same number of cancers to be diagnosed among the women in the unscreened control group.

If more people die in the unscreened group, it can be concluded that the test is saving lives.

The fan was attending his first hockey game and sat at an unscreened seat.

The show later became a phone in, and eventually a 'straight to air' format was settled upon, where calls would be taken unscreened.

The unscreened episodes from that final season were broadcast with little publicity in late 2005.

However, they also carry the higher risks associated with any unscreened sexual or body fluid contact.

They walked out to an unscreened porch with several comfortable patio chairs and a table.

It was the home phone, the unscreened line.

There was a Shorn directive against talking shop on unscreened lines.

An unscreened commode in a shared bedroom may present similar difficulties.

Rayford stood and walked to the unscreened window that looked out on endless skies.

Feddler's presence, her mind unscreened in any way, should be at least equally obvious now.

Council members were apparently allowed to carry concealed weapons into the chamber and to bring along unscreened guests.

Our school has a limited unscreened admissions policy.

He did not like taking unscreened calls.

(One is unscreened, in a recently occupied guest room.

The unscreened episodes were screened out-of-ratings in late 1983.

The law requires testing of all children, but obstacles like red tape over who pays leave many children unscreened.

Unscreened admissions is based on a random lottery.

In May 2000, he began an experiment on his Sunday night slot whereby calls would go straight to air unscreened.

The difficulty with unscreened internet contact is that there is no other adult checking the communication.