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the bypassed
noun
A road that passes around something, such as a residential area
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The bypassed portion of MD 413 and subsequent bypassed segments were designated MD 667.
What's more, plentiful choice increases the chances that people will regret the decisions they make, because of all the bypassed alternatives, many of which might have been better.
Other than at the bypassed stations, service was expected to be back to normal on all but the C and 3 lines and the Q express.
Nor were they thrilled with the 14-minute wait at Burnside Avenue for a southbound train that would take them to the bypassed stops.
But after the Transportation Department installed a left turn bay one block later at Canal Avenue, service was resumed to the bypassed stops.
But the map, rather than repositioning the A's blue trail onto the orange F route, simply flags the bypassed stations and offers a written explanation.
Part of the bypassed oil can be recovered by crossflow between the bypassed and flowing regions.
It periodically samples the state of the bypassed substring to check when the bypass can be deactivated.
Correlation in these instances occurred with a roughly 1-year time lag suggesting that the beach quickly redistributes the bypassed sand.
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To handle this issue, the bypassed-route is a temporary route that lasts for a period long enough to transmit packets that left the source node.
The part of the bypassed road between Keyser's Ridge and Cumberland became Alt US 40, and other bypassed sections east of Cumberland became Maryland Route 144 (MD 144) and U.S. Route 40 Scenic.
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