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For Israel, a transformed relationship with Gaza could yet offer a conduit for an improved relationship with the region's new Islamist powers.

WebMD also plans to offer a conduit for transactions between insurance companies and other payers on one hand, and doctors, hospitals and health-plan members on the other.

In addition, physicians tend to underestimate pain and overestimate functioning [60], which suggests potential benefits from improved post-treatment communication between patients and physicians; in-office PTs offer a conduit for this type of information feedback.

Frankly, I'm surprised they were able to get it past the iTunes App Store reviewers, but it does do what it needs to: offer a conduit to the Apple watch, and showing a read-out (in the form of a graph) of your moods throughout the day.

Frankly, I'm surprised they were able to get it past the iTunes App Store reviewers, but it does do what it needs to: offer a conduit to the Apple watch, and showing a read-out (in the form of a graph) of your moods throughout the day.

Dubai Ports World could also offer a simple conduit for wire transfers to terrorist operatives in the Middle East.

The guttural plainsong and other vocals performed by this extraordinary septet of Xhosa musicians, who also accompany themselves on indigenous South African instruments, offer a rare conduit to the incantatory rituals that made the Greek dramas so essential.

And Barry's James Bond scores offer an instant conduit to an overwhelming sensation of louche glamour and tantalising peril.

Apples – adapted from Richard Millward's 2007 novel, written when he was 19 – offers a direct conduit to the secret lives of teenagers from which adults, particularly parents, feel excluded.

By setting the whole piece in the unthreatening realm of the domestic, the show offers a direct conduit to our own childhoods, the episodes we recall with pin-sharp clarity and those we bury somewhere deep inside and try to forget.

Mobile devices offer a promising solution as a conduit for behavioral intervention programs.