And farther upriver, the trust will decommission and build a bypass around the Howland Dam.
Russia has even offered to build a bypass around volatile Chechnya.
The government is seeking to introduce tougher regulations on vehicle makers and build a bypass around the city.
"Our rail stations were rebuilt thanks to millions from the EU as were the bypass around Newry.
Many in town dread the day when a construction crew completes a highway bypass around the town.
A commonly used technique is to use a vein removed from the leg as a bypass around the diseased portion.
Working through junket operators is a legal bypass around those problems, because the operators will recruit rich customers from across China, issue them credit, and then handle the complicated business of collection.
A drug normally given to cancer patients appears to help people with heart disease by promoting the growth of new blood vessels that form a natural bypass around blocked arteries, according to a study in the journal Circulation.
Salmond said the Scottish government would now be increasing spending on major infrastructure projects – partly via its own version of the private finance initiative, which uses a non-profit distribution model – by building a new rail link from the Borders to Edinburgh, a new bypass around Aberdeen and new school buildings, and making additional investment in housebuilding.
Dubbed "zombie roads" because they were declared dead years ago but have now been resuscitated, they include a £100m bypass around Hereford, a new six-lane road through the Peak district, a dual carriageway through the Norfolk broads and a £1bn "super highway" to run much of the way from London to Ipswich.
They have considered putting a pedestrian bridge over U.S. 1, removing the parking spots along it or even spending $100 million to build a bypass around the town, an option that gained momentum this spring when federal officials approved a route for it.
