61.   The glove box is small, and the doors have no storage pockets.

62.   The least-expensive doors have no windows.

63.   The overhead door does have a lock, but it looks like it could be easily forced open with a screwdriver.

64.   The outside doors have so-called four-point locks, which produce a deadbolt effect.

65.   The refrigerator doors have compartments big enough for gallon containers.

66.   The rear door has the same internal guard-beam protection as the front doors.

67.   The two-piece rear door has a window hinged at the top.

68.   Their doors have lintels, beneath which one has to stoop because sand has spent centuries rising over the thresholds.

69.   The victims had gathered on a dimly lighted second-floor landing, in front of a vacant apartment whose door has a gaping hole instead of a knob.

70.   They prove, also, that a door has many uses.