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After school, she went to the pipe for more water.

You can only move so much data through the pipe at a time.

I was going to take a look at the pipe.

The same kind of pipe, but not the one our man has.

I'd have to break out the lead pipes to get him to talk.

The water pipes were still big enough to move around in.

Now he was looking down at his pipe once more.

He led the man with the pipe into another office.

Once he'd put the pipe back together, he had nothing else to do.

Then he went back inside the pipe for a while.

At last he seemed to get the pipe under control.

Hot air was coming through a pipe under the floor.

But he would not have a close pipe running through his room.

The man still had half his mind on the pipe.

They all looked at the pipe in the center of the table.

He felt up and down the pipe with his free hand.

Maybe next time he would light a pipe of his own.

Who knows what we'd find on the other end, or how far the pipe would go?

Or was it in the study with the lead pipe?

All this work should be done while the pipe is cold.

But you need the bad stuff to keep the pipes clear.

A few minutes later, I heard water moving through the pipes.

So what if there were pipes all over the place.

Then he heard her moving inside the pipe, and she came out.

And it is all on the right side of the pipe.

The food is piping hot within 14 minutes, the company says.

Then from the back of the room a woman's voice piped up.

We have to get it piped in from town special.

From in back of Bob, a high voice piped up.

But the water was piping hot and the pressure high.

It was as if her voice were being piped in from far away.

It's piped to the house through the city's water system.

This should be fine, all the information is piped in.

You hear it on the radio, piped into the office.

Just remember to guard your heart, my mind piped up.

That news could be piped to those who would pay for it!

The second woman shook her head, but a third piped up.

"That is my name," piped back the voice from the other room.

At the present there is no natural gas piped to the town.

I think we piped the spring into the kitchen the last summer.

Of course, every now and then a contrary voice piped up.

George must have gotten his second wind because he piped up.

Water, the page told her, was piped from a hot spring.

"Not since they started piping it into every motel room in the country."

The gas is then piped to the house for cooking.

Tommy had been watching the whole thing and piped in.

"I want to be a teacher," piped up the third little girl.

As they moved, the speech was piped through to the bridge.

I hear that you piped the French through the town yesterday.

Every new home's being piped for it, and plenty of the old ones.