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There will be a brief delay while traffic moves through from the other direction.

Large quantities of drugs also move through from neighboring Peru.

It bears the marks and scars of every population that has moved through: from medieval walls and the railway lines that lead to the Titanic's dock, to the shocking per-capita ratio of bureaux de change.

The "Myths" disc, for example, moves through time, from "Music in the Myths of Antiquity" on to "Modern Revivals".

Understanding how water moves through catchments – from the time it enters as precipitation to when it exits via streamflow – is of fundamental importance to understanding hydrological and biogeochemical processes.

As "The Dinner" moves through its courses, from aperitif to digestif, the reader may be propelled by sheer voyeurism about the Lohmans' capacity for ugliness.

As he moves through the ages, from Greek hetaerae to modern call girls, the prostitutes he likes to spend most time with are always "elegant".

By applying a low voltage DC power source to a cooler, heat moves through the module from one side to the other.

The argument made is that as one goes up the scale, he moves through different modes, from Receptive through Analytic and eventually through to what is called psychosocial mode.

These responses help to strengthen the thought that networks become more and more formalized with the passage of time and as the firm moves through its journey from one stage to the other.

With appropriate dose- and time-dependent measurements, gene and protein changes can be used to mark the molecular events that occur as an organism moves through the continuum from exposure to response.