51.   The legal argument will take place behind closed doors, free from the prying eyes of reporters and Republican partisans in Congress.

52.   The increasing miniaturization of video surveillance equipment is making prying eyes at the workplace a common occurrence.

53.   The increasing miniaturization of video surveillance equipment is making prying eyes at the workplace a more prevalent.

54.   The only window facing the street is translucent polycarbonate covered in perforated metal, which lets in light but deflects prying eyes.

55.   The new version is much less likely to crash, and it also does a better job of protecting your passwords from prying eyes.

56.   The results, says the magazine in its cover story, are terrifying to anybody who worries about prying eyes or credit card scam artists.

57.   The service is also testing an electronic post mark that would help consumers verify that an e-mail message was received and that its contents were secure from prying eyes.

58.   The training camps, officials say, are beyond the prying eyes of the world.

59.   The windows of their homes must be painted to keep them safe from the prying eyes of outsiders.

60.   There is no possibility of privacy from prying eyes when a person is in plain view driving down a public street.