But the state pathologist who performed toxicology tests concluded that it died from shock related to a problem with her oviduct, a passageway from the ovaries.
The plaza, which serves as a passageway from Broadway to Columbus Avenue, was built as a public amenity in 1978.
The arcade, reached by a passageway from the main entrance, is topped by an elliptical glass dome adorned with intricate metal work.
To get there, you swim through a passageway from an indoor pool, and once outside, you feel as intrepid as one of those crazed Finns or Russians who cut holes in the ice to go for a dip.
Shake Shack, which is located across a passageway from Goldman's offices, opened for limited hours on Wednesday, after evacuating the area Sunday on the mayor's orders, said Zach Koff, vice president of operations for the restaurant chain.
Access to the station was via a passageway from Bridge Street and a pedestrian subway under the road.
Strikingly, theatre-goers also accessed the oldest surviving working theatre in England – the Theatre Royal, Bristol, 1766 – via a passageway from the main street (King Street), which also opened onto an open yard (the Rackhay Yard), in which stood the Bristol Theatre surrounded by open sky on three sides.
Juan Carlos Aguilar, Raúl Bustos, and two other mechanics found respite from the heat in a workshop at Level 150, in a passageway not far from a vast interior chasm called the Pit.
An orange fishing boat, a pirogue, emerges from a cavelike passageway into cobalt-blue water.
The earlier tombs contained multiple chambers set laterally, or pairs of transept chambers leading from a central passageway; the later, terminally chambered tombs, contained a single chamber.
