21.   Each Mir carries an array of lights and room for three people, who peer through small portholes made of thick glass.

22.   Flashes of color and morning images along the Hudson River flick past the thick glass windows of the train, as if slides clicking through an old-fashioned projector.

23.   Good thing that was thick glass!

24.   Haji Amir Zada, an old man with thick glasses, seemed to be wandering about, looking for listeners.

25.   He had thick glasses on and he was real nervous.

26.   He adjusts thick glasses as he sits at a cluttered desk in his book-stuffed office.

27.   He lowers his head and raises his thick glasses and rubs his eyes.

28.   He is partially deaf, nearly blind, wears thick glasses and has just one tooth, making conversation nearly impossible.

29.   He is separated from his visitors by a thick glass window and must use a phone to communicate.

30.   He snapped plastic shades on top of his thick brown glasses.