Iran's location next to Afghanistan makes it a major drug trafficking conduit, and addiction within the Islamic Republic has spiked over recent years.
They are barbarians, the colonist cells, co-opting all nutrients in their adopted organ and starving their normal neighbors of air, sugar and salts, and blocking traffic and clogging conduits, and finally, when their greed exceeds their easy grab, tearing open surrounding cells and feasting like cannibals on the meat of their fellows.
The Biskra Gap, situated between the Ouled-Naïl and Aurès ranges, provides a natural conduit for traffic between Constantine on the Rhumel River and Touggourt in the Sahara.
Manwin owns a number of well-trafficked internet porn sites such as MoFo's and Brazzers, as well as most of the popular so-called "free porn" sites that are actually major conduits of traffic to its for-pay websites.
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.
Instead, this will serve as a conduit for southbound traffic from West Broadway and, by extension, Seventh Avenue.
Elsewhere in the state, the Vincent Thomas Bridge in Los Angeles crosses a patch of the city's harbor that is largely industrial, providing a conduit for commercial traffic.
In the hours after the plane crashes, it held up -- slowed but steady -- under a torrent of Web and e-mail traffic, serving as a national conduit for news, discussion and emotion.
They want the connection to the undersea network to serve as the first step in a plan to turn Iraq into a conduit for telecommunications traffic between East and West, which would provide the country with lucrative revenue from use of the network.
All computers plugged directly into it...are conduits for its traffic.
