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As Colonel Kolenda tells it, Mr. Mortenson and his Afghan partner on the ground, Wakil Karimi, were the American high command's primary conduits for reaching out to elders outside the "Kabul bubble".

WhatsApp groups are one of the primary conduits for distributing what can literally be sets of instructions for people to carry out these protest actions.

In some respects this is not dissimilar to the focus on the main lines within the major Class 1 railroads in the US and Canada as the primary conduits for traffic much of which is routinely moving between known origin and destination points.

Syria has been Hezbollah's primary conduit for Iranian arms.

Business has also become a primary conduit for increasing India's footprint in East Asia, China's backyard.

Since then Kenya has become a primary conduit for large shipments of ivory flowing to Asia accounting for over 21.6 tonnes of ivory between 2009 and 2012.

Police in Texas say that foreign-exchange bureaux there have become a primary conduit for channelling drug money to and from Mexico.

So central was commerce to Anglo-Ottoman relations that the Levant Company also managed England's diplomacy in the region, making it for almost a quarter millennium the primary conduit for English encounters with the Middle East.

The emergence of social media and the growing dominance of mobile phones as the primary conduit for news and information has sharply undermined both elements of that optimistic future, however.

The Luhansk region, which borders Russia, has served as the primary conduit for arms and fighters, while the Donetsk region further west has borne the brunt of the Ukrainian offensive.

WASHINGTON — Well before online bill paying was popular, the Postal Service in 2000 began operating a secure system that would have allowed it to remain the primary conduit for most Americans' monthly payments.