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...tunnels are not connected to every building at Harvard, but they serve virtually each one either through the walk-in tunnels or through an underground conduit, which are smaller branch pipe systems...
Officers say three separate asbestos removalprojects have taken place at the station thisyear, but that little has been done in the lockerroom or bathrooms. A few months ago, workersinstalled new tiles in part of the men's room sothat an electrical conduit could run through thefloor...
...does not make or own the video games, television shows, movies and information products that will be the staple of what consumers order in their homes. To that end, it is considering joint ventures like the one with Sega, but in other cases it may simply be the conduit through which other media companies transmit products...
Second, its forced divestiture of the local Bell companies means that AT&T no longer has a direct conduit into individual homes and businesses -- and the 1984 federal-court consent decree makes it difficult to get back into that business. Like other long-distance carriers, AT&T must go through the local telephone system and pay access fees for the connection. The telecommunications titan paid $14 billion in such charges last year...
However, when Goswami spoke to the superintendents of the Yard and Union, they found an underground conduit through which the cable could be fed with minimal drilling, resolving concerns over the building's historic status and reducing installation costs greatly...