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A '''passage''' can refer to a short piece of text from a longer work, or to a narrow corridor.
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A '''passage''' can refer to a short piece of text from a longer [[work]], or to a narrow corridor.
  
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In travel, a passage is the journey or route between two points in either space or time; such as the North-West Passage, or the windward passage.  
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In travel, a passage is the journey or route between two [[point]]s in either [[space]] or [[time]]; such as the North-West Passage, or the windward passage.  
  
 
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Latest revision as of 22:01, November 25, 2008

A passage can refer to a short piece of text from a longer work, or to a narrow corridor.

In travel, a passage is the journey or route between two points in either space or time; such as the North-West Passage, or the windward passage.