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pipeline

noun as in aqueduct

noun as in pipe

noun as in tube

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The city built part of the infrastructure, including the pipeline and pump stations, in the 1990s, but the effort was derailed in 2000 when debate erupted over what opponents and newspaper headlines called a “toilet-to-tap” project.

Energy Transfer: The CEO of the firm behind the controversial Dakota Access Pipeline poured $5.8 million into Trump’s campaign and is likely to reap the benefits from the fossil-fuel-loving, environment-hating president.

From Slate

The refinery’s massive fuel storage tanks, distillation towers and sprawling pipeline have been a long-standing source of community concern.

The Wilmington refinery site, which is connected to Carson’s plant by a pipeline, may lend itself to housing.

After a major pipeline rupture five years ago, he started photographing and filming pools of oily water and heaps of blackened soil in locations in Unity State, including sites near Roriak, where the herders live.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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