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An artificial tube that carries blood and usually has a valve within it. Conduits are used when it is impossible to repair a valve, to replace a completely missing valve, or bypass a severe narrowing that can not be corrected.
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(1) industry term for a firm through which mortgages flow. The company issues mortgage-backed securities based on mortgage loans it buys from a number of primary lenders. (2) a type of roll-over IRA used by individuals to transfer all or any part of a lump-sum distribution from one retirement plan to another retirement plan. (3) any intermediary between a lender and an investor.
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Pipe or liner used as a passage for other pipes or wires.
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A metal pipe that houses electrical wiring.
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A tubular raceway for holding wires or cables.
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