In the fall of 1969, the Department of the Interior and TAPS set about bypassing the land freeze by obtaining waivers from the various native villages that had claims to a portion of the proposed right of way.
In fact, her gaze is fixed south by south-east which, drawing a line in that direction from her pedestal, would cut through the waters of the North and South Atlantic, bypassing any lands European or African, but perhaps encountering St Helena several thousand miles south of Europe's most southern point.
And the two panel members in addition expressed their interest in bypassing a landing on the moon the destination set by U.S. President George W. Bush in 2004 in favor of a lunar flyby or rendezvous with an asteroid or Martian moon.
A voodoo doll that he found in the fish bypass landed him a profile article in Weird NJ, a magazine that covers Garden State oddities.
The regiment, which had originally been slated for landing in Japan, bypassed that country and landed at Pusan in South Korea on 3 August.
US 31 runs due north through Northwest Michigan forest land bypassing Freesoil to the west.
But in small communities like Quiulacocha, the company negotiates leases with male-dominated agricultural collectives that own the land, bypassing elected officials like Cristóbal.
Cellphone use has experienced its greatest growth in emerging markets, where much of the community has bypassed traditional land-line telephones.
(Like LeBron, we are bypassing Coach K-land and going straight to the pros).
The examples discussed here in Table 1 have been created specifically to enable simple and automated retrieval of data from a standards-compliant data repository, with the purpose of bypassing the traditional landing pages of repositories associated with narrative articles (i.e. journals).
The ability to cultivate efficient and resilient perennial crops on marginal land, thus bypassing the food vs fuel debate and maximising land-use, is essential for the future of agriculture [ 7].
