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Make a path that leads to nowhere.
If a guest is REALLY angry and has a red face, make a path that is separate from the others, and place a bench there.
Make a path that is going to take out a lot of zombies but doesn't let the cars break down on the way there.
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Like Wilkin Brattle, the rebellious Welsh knight-turned state-sanctioned killer in The Bastard Executioner, he embodies the contradictions and moral complexities of history, the often terrible choices one has to make when travelling a path that's cleaved.
With the Magic seeking to double-team James, the Cavaliers inserted him at the high post, where he could either pass or make a path to the basket, a move that routinely resulted in a foul.
Apple is making its way down a path that has already been walked by other major Internet content players including Google, Facebook and Netflix, each of which has invested heavily in network infrastructure in order to support the vast amount of media being streamed via their online portals and products.
Thus the net of effect of all these people passing through is that they "make a path," even though no one has the intention of doing so, and no one even plans out its trajectory.
"I don't want to follow on a path that makes me hollow," she sings in tight-lipped determination on the apparent breakup song "Early in the Morning".
Mr. Kagan, who just returned from a visit to Iraq, said, "We're on a path that makes sense".
Nintendo has endured through a combination of ingenuity and obsessive focus on both hardware and software, a path that makes it something like the Apple of video games.
When governments reacted to these attacks, at first they charged angrily down a path that made anarchism worse – and guaranteed more of their citizens would die.
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