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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Passageways and gates are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Passageways" instead a noun "Gates".
Passageways
Gates and passageways are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Gates" instead a noun "Passageways".
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In the present and the past, throughout the whole Mushroom Kingdom, regardless of who lives there, you will find hundreds of combinations of blocks, gates, buttons, and passageways intricately designed for two spinning men and two toddlers with hammers to get past.
Source: Benevolent Architecture -
It's also fully possible for a Pokémon to get teleported by the cameras into an area where all the passageways out are blocked by gates they can't reach, which can result in them sitting out a significant part of the battle; if they're the last Pokémon standing, this pretty much seals their fate.
Source: Video Game / Pokémon Conquest -
One example that comes to mind is Miami International (MIA), with all kinds of lengthy passageways used to access remote "headhouse" gates, to accommodate international arrivals, to transfer between flights, and to access ground transportation.
Source: Big Labyrinthine Building
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