Corridors
Gates
Gates noun - United States computer entrepreneur whose software company made him the youngest multi-billionaire in the history of the United States (born in 1955).
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Whenever it seems like you might have more than one choice (two paths, two corridors, two doors...) expect one of them to be blocked by collapsed walls and ceilings, fences, gates, locked doors and... furniture.
- In The Guardian Legend for the NES, the gates to several of the Corridors (the space-shooter areas) are Guide Dang Its to open.
Source: Guide Dang It / Other -
Corridors are tiled and some individual flats have steel security gates (the new private residential buildings have none, unless you install one yourself), as a result coming home to a Hong Kong flat is like the opening sequence of Porridge: echoing footfalls, jingling keys and clanging metal bars.
Source: Useful Notes / Hong Kong
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