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Get a good conductor and you get an inexplicable energy and power.
2
Water is a better heat conductor, but needs a large storage tank.
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But his work schedule would tax many a conductor half his age.
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The conductor shouted they would be in Hoboken in time for supper.
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The conductor swung Kate off the train after it was in motion.
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There were still ticket officers in the forecourt, newly alert after hearing the explosion.
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Having been misdirected by a ticket inspector I boarded the wrong train.
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I enquired of the ticket inspector if this was really necessary.
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The doors are shut after the visit of the ticket inspector.
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The ticket inspector hesitated for a moment, then turned to leave.
5
Witnesses said they saw him brawl with the ticket inspector.
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But the tattooed ticket inspector was detained against his wishes in the psychiatric wing.
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The ticket inspector appeared equally surprised to see her.
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But it was disappointment rather than a tattooed ticket inspector that accompanied her to the street.
9
He talks about a train hurtling towards China, with Germany at the wheel and France as the ticket inspector.
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Hebe Jones had avoided all mention of the tattooed ticket inspector as each day passed without word from him.
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A ticket inspector approached.
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But instead of the tattooed ticket inspector, she discovered a woman wearing a mac, clutching a large plastic shopping bag.
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Wouldn't it have been fun if a ticket inspector had jumped out, verbally harassed them then fined them $350?
14
The ticket inspector, in a gas mask and thick rubber gloves, kept trying to pull out the carpet I was playing on.
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She ducked past an antique ticket inspector, provoking a shout, and opened one of the carriage doors before the train had wholly stopped.
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The ticket inspector was irate and obdurate, and having seldom or ever seen Lord Guloseton himself, paid very little respect to his authority.