Direct
Direct verb - To cause to move to a central point or along a restricted pathway.
Both words in one sentence
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Careful observation will note that her gloved hand always is in direct contact with the wire, thereby Handwaving the damage one would normally receive from such a stunt, but it far from excuses it.
Source: Improvised Zipline -
One of the features he could have gotten was a direct wire to the pleasure center, but his patron decided that Audran would be too likely to abuse the privilege, so instead he got a wire to the pain center.
Source: Electric Instant Gratification - Although not a direct remake this movie tells the same story as "World On A Wire" (1971), a German film by Rainer Werner Fassbinder including the realization that their world is a simulation just like the one they created, including the ability to move up to the next level.
Source: Inside a Computer System
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