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This document lists various words related to leading or conducting such as "duc, duct, lead, conduct, conductive, induction, deduce, viaduct, introduce, ductile, deduction, duct-tape, aquaduct". It provides two examples of these words being used in sentences, with the conductive wire leading current to a light bulb and an air duct leading conditioned air through a building.
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- 1. Jordan DeClue Julian Barnes Duc, Duct Conductive, Conduct, Induction, Ded uce, Viaduct, Introduce, Ductile, Ded uction, Duct-tape, Aquaduct
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- 4. Duc, Duct Lead, Conduct Conductive Adjective
- 5. Duc, Duct Lead, Conduct Conductive Adjective The conductive wire lead the current of electricity to the light bulb.
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