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pipeline

[pahyp-lahyn] / ˈpaɪpˌlaɪn /








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“My deal pipeline is as robust, if not more robust, than it’s ever been.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Crews with the company will work to separate the damaged pipeline from the pipeline system over the next few days, the spokesperson wrote in an email.

From Los Angeles Times

The BBC announcement, which confirms recent industry reports the show was in the pipeline, adds it will be produced by So Television, which is also behind Graham Norton's award-winning chat show.

From BBC

Fletcher said reform of the humanitarian system was in the pipeline, and US taxpayers would be able to see how their money was delivering life-saving impacts.

From Barron's

By late October, his group had bought more than 350 outfits, and is planning a "pipeline" to send supplies to other cities where inflatables have been used at protests.

From BBC