In the end, for all Oldham's dogged work, the case is broken when Casso's conduit to the cops, the aging fence Burton Kaplan, finally cuts a deal of his own after nine years in prison.
Ms. Stewart was charged separately with making false statements and conspiring to defraud the government, allegations stemming from what prosecutors say was her broken promise not to be a conduit for Mr. Abdel Rahman.
The charges that remain accuse her of making false statements and conspiring to defraud the government through what prosecutors say was her broken promise not to be a conduit for Mr. Abdel Rahman.
An example would be that the electrical plans, a circuit may have the "home run" "leg" (the wire going from the first junction box in a circuit to the panel box (the power source) highlighted or in darker ink than other circuits, and exposed conduits may be indicated by a solid line, and concealed conduits by a dotted or broken line.
But demolition had been mysteriously halted, leaving half the structure standing and the other half a lethal pile of bombed-out debris — smashed beams, broken glass, rusted nails, and live electrical conduits.
Further investigation determined that a six-inch-diameter gas main pipe under the street had broken, and that the leaking gas migrated along electrical conduits into 8 or 10 homes on the block of two- and three-story Tudor-style attached houses, Chief Kilduff and Con Ed said.
For both Hansen and divestment protesters at Harvard, activism is a crucial conduit to breaking through political and institutional paralysis.
In his book, too, Geithner rationalizes: "the financial system is the conduit between the Fed and the economy, and the financial system was broken".
The officers were pursuing Mr. Faulkner after responding to a complaint that he had broken a car window outside a courier and shipping business called MTR, on South Conduit Avenue, the police said.
Syria functioned as the conduit between Iran and Hezbollah but the preoccupation of the Assad regime with his internal strife has broken the chain of causality between the three actors.
