Knowledge, he says, changes the way people see a place and what they look for.

Let me but see the place once, and I will tell you.

They would probably be able to see the place, he thought.

You should have seen the place when we took over.

But she had to see the place where he worked.

"I was thinking we'll all be out of here soon and likely never see the place again."

They probably thought no one would ever see the place again.

Kids often don't see the place where their parents have come from.

I just don't ever want to see the place again.

We'd seen places with the same look before, but never so big.