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  • Mice were chewing on the cables, so we re-ran them in a conduit.
    conduit = pipe
  • The room wasn't quite finished; there were stacks of lumber in the closet, and pieces of electrical conduit on the floor.†  (source)
    conduit = passageway
  • I was now the conduit to a different world.†  (source)
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  • It left the Church out of the loop, undermining their self-proclaimed status as the sole conduit to God.†  (source)
    conduit = passageway
  • They had damaged the ship—cut conduits, breached the hull.†  (source)
    conduits = passageways
  • There is the humility of being a father to someone so powerful, as if he were only a narrow conduit for another, greater thing.†  (source)
    conduit = passageway
  • Rain filled electrical conduits and shorted circuits.†  (source)
    conduits = passageways
  • The landline was fiber optic, located in a steel conduit under a paved street.†  (source)
    conduit = passageway
  • Suribachi's interior had been hollowed out into a fantastical seven-story subterranean world, fortified with concrete revetments and finished off with plastered walls, a sewer system, and conduits for fresh air, electricity, water, and steam.†  (source)
    conduits = passageways
  • The vacant lot is a wilderness of charred bricks and twisted electrical conduit, but this gentleman is walking across it like Christ on the Sea of Galilee.†  (source)
    conduit = passageway
  • Still, the idea of segments allows the surgeon to define areas of liver that have a full complement of blood and bile conduits and that are therefore semiautonomous units, subfactories within the factory.†  (source)
    conduits = passageways
  • She relished being where she was, visible like this, a conduit like this, a guide to her watchers, but this responsibility, this unnecessary intrigue, it crippled her.†  (source)
    conduit = passageway
  • This was to seal any cracks and holes, so that a hot agent could not escape by drifting through hollow electrical conduits.†  (source)
    conduits = passageways
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