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Meanings of conduit in English
In esoterism, a specific object, person, location, or process which allows a person to connect or communicate with a spiritual realm, metaphysical energy, or spiritual entity.
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Examples for "main"
Examples for "main"
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Airlines, however, largely see their main funding requirements as a government responsibility.
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Healthcare budget cuts across Europe, its main market, add to its woes.
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It said London would remain MFS's main office in Europe after Brexit.
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Renzi says the main task is to get Europe out of crisis.
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Its main products include computers, communication products and digital products, among others.
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Background: Occasionally patients present to the surgeon with known common duct stones.
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And yes indeed, he really was a spendthrift with his duct tape.
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In 15 patients, the common bile duct was found to be normal.
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Methods: EUS-FNAs were obtained from 46 bile duct and seven gallbladder lesions.
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Rapp stared at the model and searched for the duct in question.
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Think of it as a leaky aqueduct leading to a water wheel.
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That was the year his work on the big aqueduct had ended.
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Ireland's newest aqueduct was the centre of attention for barge enthusiasts yesterday.
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Near the aqueduct, a stone wall surrounds one of the principal outlets.
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The last regular work he had was laying bricks on the aqueduct.
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The main pipe extends far beyond the town limits.
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The main pipe, which was full of mercury, was about seven and one-half feet from the floor.
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I guess she's broke or clogged up somewheres on the main pipe that comes to all these houses.
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The main pipe of the stand will need to be of proper length to suit the focus of your camera.
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There is no electricity or water, and residents say the main pipe network is too badly damaged to be used again.
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Patrick said the water main had been repaired and the water tested.
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I recalled the case-bonesunearthed during the repair of a water main.
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The attempt had to be abandoned when Page hit a water main.
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Israeli jets hit three bridges, severing a water main to two refugee camps.
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City officials blamed a 98-year-old old water main that gave out.
Usage of conduit in English
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At this point, he was her only possible conduit to the bonobos.
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To create a conduit of words, to connect people through a letter.
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His moving, deeply personal songs provided a conduit for the soldiers' grief.
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The conduit, an Iranian-Israeli joint venture completed in circumventing the Suez canal.
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The border with Sudan is an important conduit for goods into Eritrea.
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The Vatican's main conduit was Banco Ambrosiano, Italy's largest privately owned bank.
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Bannon was viewed as the administration's conduit to Trump's rabid political base.
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She was his conduit to the outside world, and he needed her.
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This study examined the effect of hybrid artificial nerve conduit on IPJG.
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That is why we must use the urn as container and conduit.
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One of the committees is a little different in this conduit role.
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And I became a conduit, pulling the liquid light into the room.
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He needed only a conduit out of Zurich and she was it.
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The main conduit which they used was an increase of pension expenditures.
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Urethral wash cytology was obtained if the patient had an ileal conduit.
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Think of St. Jude's as a conduit, where here meets the hereafter.
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