Zimbabwe already gets about $1 billion a year in humanitarian aid, which bypasses the government.
On the other hand, Russia's planned South Stream pipeline, which bypasses Ukraine, is seen as a threat in Kiev.
Both are excited about the sort of activism they have found with CAG, which bypasses the traditional parties' youth wings.
Do not rule out our own version of an ego-fuelled contest which bypasses the real politics of real peoples lives.
The Soylent slurry, which bypasses the tactile experience of eating, isn't that far away conceptually from Google Glass, which projects data from apps directly onto the retina.
Forstall also said that there are 140m iOS users of the iOS 5 "iMessage" service, which bypasses SMS systems, who are sending more than 1bn messages a day.
What about the suggestion that Democrats use reconciliation — the Senate procedure for finalizing budget legislation, which bypasses the filibuster — to enact health reform?
Ductus arteriosus, Channel between the pulmonary artery and the aorta in the fetus, which bypasses the lungs to distribute oxygen received through the placenta from the mother's blood.
The direct books business, which bypasses retail stores and uses mail, the Internet and television to sell books, showed a $1 million loss in 2001 and profits of nearly $15 million in 2003.
The "I'm Feeling Lucky" button, which bypasses the results page to take users directly to the first result of their search, has been estimated to cost Google around $100m in lost ad revenue every year.
In making the so-called recess appointment, which bypasses the Senate confirmation process temporarily, Mr. Clinton complained that Republicans had blocked his efforts to name an African-American to the court.
