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"a straight path to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate that something is being done directly, or with a clear route or direction. Example: "She followed a straight path to success."
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"It's all a straight path to 'Grumpy Old Men,' " he said.
But it has not been a straight path to New York.
Shopping, which for the church moralist is a straight path to sin, is for Smith a shortcut to sympathy.
"There was straight steps from first base going around a straight path to where he went to slide.
The Lakers ran away with the conference's top seed and appear to have a straight path to the finals.
Heading along a straight path to the water ahead, the "nature" to be seen is strictly of the concrete, metal and glass variety.
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But it was able to pull off its offering, and seems to have a fairly straight path to cash flow parity.
Ants follow a roughly straight path to the food, whether the food is at the edge of the landmark or inset from it and whether the landmark is a single-edged gradient or a two-edged wall.
Unexpectedly, during training the animals did not use a direct straight path to reach the upper position, but navigated horizontally to the corner below the target region and then vertically upwards.
This promises to be one of Oklahoma's stiffest tests on an otherwise straight path to the college football playoff.
The pain of betrayal from a confidante becomes, for many, the straight path to a life of cynicism.
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