pipeline <a pipeline; pipelines> N
oil pipeline PETRO ENINEER
pipeline processing COMPUT
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In the latter case, the trenching device rides on top of, or straddles, the pipeline.
en.wikipedia.org Home and apartment rentals were correspondingly squeezed upward by the rising prices and the demand from pipeline workers.
en.wikipedia.org This pipeline is creating significant stellar birth in the galaxy receiving it.
en.wikipedia.org The pipeline has at times been damaged due to sabotage, human error, maintenance failures, and natural disasters.
en.wikipedia.org These surveys are also useful for planning subsea pipeline routes.
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