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The sentence "path runs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a path or route, with a sense of movement implied. For example, "The path runs along the river, winding through the trees."
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That path runs straight through Qom.
A path runs through it.
Like the subway, PATH runs around the clock.
A boxwood path runs parallel to perennials that link outdoor rooms and pavilions.
A quarter mile away, a walking path runs along the Fort Point Channel.
"Bike trail end," says a marker where the path runs into a parking lot.
From here, a cycle path runs up North Street into North Laine.
One electrical path runs up the eastern edge of the fertile crescent, one to the west.
From there, a path runs behind several historic mansions on a cliff above the sea.
A broken wind pump creaks, and a forgotten path runs nowhere into brambles.
That path runs through all of Foote's plays, receding and coming into focus, and always a lonely highway.
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