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" Here 's a lady inquiring for you , sir - just gone up to your room in the elevator , " the hotel clerk remarked to Mr. Sabin as he paused on his way to the door to hand in his key . He is next door to a murderer . Since a racial “ profile ” always includes factors in addition to race , the “ sole motive ” analysis effectively closes the door to equal protection challenges . By providing more economic opportunity , globalization opens the door to new elites and fosters the growth of a middle class with a stake in stable and legitimate governments . This approach will open the doors to scientists and educators making the most of the opportunities space exploration provides . Beijing will avoid moving too fast , however , and will be disinclined to make public many of the private assurances it no doubt utters behind closed doors to the South , in order not to further alienate the North . When smoking , do n't huddle right outside the doors to the building . " These women are not only fabulous in their sport , they are exceptional in the classroom and they want to share their skills with young girls at events that open doors to the community , " said Jennifer Weiss , head coach for the Harvard women 's volleyball team . Next door to its sister hotel , The Court , this slightly smaller East Side W is around the corner from the historic Piermont Morgan Library Mansion and an easy walk to the newly restored Grand Central , Bryant Park and a host of other New York neighborhoods and shopping districts . Arabic has literally opened the doors to families and institutional contacts that I would not have had otherwise .