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The phrase "try and bypass" is commonly used in informal spoken English, but it is not considered grammatically correct in formal written English.
It can be used when discussing attempts to circumvent rules, restrictions, or obstacles. Example: "He tried and bypass the security measures, but was caught in the act."
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Mr. Basescu could try and bypass Mr. Ponta by appointing another candidate from the center-left coalition.
That has led some producers to try and bypass Mr. De Luca altogether, knowing Mr. Parkes's ties to Mr. Spielberg, the person said.
Mr. Basescu might try and bypass Mr. Ponta by appointing another candidate from the center-left coalition, if it wins a majority.
A common mistake is to try and bypass the negotiation entirely, believing that both you and the other party will be grateful that they have avoided all that unnecessary awkwardness.
Other migrants opt to make a perilous sea crossing to try and bypass border guards.
If the shows are part of a trend to try and bypass unions, they are clearly very successful in their efforts, with shows like Duck Dynasty outperforming many traditionally produced shows that had mistakenly been expected to hold their viewers.
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Go to a random website that isn't blocked on the internet.and don't let the teacher catch you Go to a website like Facebook and try to bypass the internet blocks on the computer.
Some still try to bypass Mashkel and enter Iran directly from Nimruz.
The aerial route is perceived as the option opponents are likely to turn to as they try to bypass midfield and get down the wings.
When executives try to bypass fundamentals and get right to grand strategy, trying to entice the world to buy-in to cool new features and functions, they get lost in the deep science of turning a struggling business around.
The congressional decision to retain a ban on transferring detainees to the U.S. has prompted debate on whether the president will try to bypass Congress and close the prison through executive action.
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