There are doors, and doors. Oh, yes.

And so, mind is a matter of perception, but it's an important perception.

The numbers are on the doors or next to the doors.

What's this nonsense of locked doors?

Lock the doors.

Vehicle Doors Shutting

Try the doors.

All the doors...

Close watertight doors.

Behind these doors.

There were doors and doors, and there were pictures on the walls.

And then, it happens at the level of perception, 3) Perception...which means that the subject's actual perception of what's right or wrong, is distorted by the majority.

V. THE PERCEPTION OF RADIATION RISKS

We have a problem of perception.

(a) Stakeholder perception

The doors are open.

The doors. Unlock them!

The doors were closed.

Are the doors covered?

The doors were closed.

Close watertight doors, sir.

Open all gangway doors.

We close doors quietly.

Quick, lock the doors.

Perception I am lame.

That was their perception.

Your perception is behind.

You will never, ever be perception less, but it's important to be perception free.

Sami opened the two doors.

There were no back doors.

Just open the cell doors?

They've locked all the doors.

Keep way from those doors.

The doors are too small.

Did you lock the doors?

Just a few doors away.

There's some doors down there.

Cutting trap doors! Digging tunnels!

Yeah, the doors are covered.

Same with the back doors.

Then the doors were locked.

The doors are under guard.

This repetition of perception is sometimes called palinopsia.

But it's not just a symphony of perception.

For voters, however, a perception of fragility remains.