Emails can be set to bypass the inbox, or to bypass the inbox after 10 days have passed—it works like a super-simple way of configuring an email filter.
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Defense officials say Carter's new plans are not meant to bypass the "up or out" system, but give the services flexibility to bypass that system when they feel it's needed.
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Arthur Dent (Martin Freeman) is a schlubby nobody whose house has just been demolished to build a bypass when aliens arrive and destroy the Earth—to build an interstellar bypass.
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All of the patients underwent Roux-en-Y gastric bypass, where surgeons close off all but an egg-size pouch of the stomach and then bypass part of the small intestine.
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The most common open-heart surgery in the US, coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG), takes healthy arteries from the chest or veins from the legs to bypass clogged arteries in the heart.
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"We're probably talking more about Russians and Chinese and US that might, in two years, be able to bypass this — but they'll have to build something specifically to bypass us," he adds.
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I heard of one that lets you bypass security lines.
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Adult Kate relives this shame during her gastric bypass consultation.
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Recently, Kate made the decision to have gastric bypass surgery.
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It would also bypass relatively unstable corridors in neighboring Pakistan.
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Presidents have the power to bypass Congress on drug pricing.
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Traditional Limited Partners can become direct investors and bypass funds.
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After getting gastric bypass surgery, she dropped to 183 lbs.
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Yet employers may bypass them for fear of getting sued.
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The bigger the bypass ratio, the more efficient the engine.
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Yet the administration wants to bypass the federal appeals court.
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Rogberg is recovering at home following quadruple heart bypass surgery.
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Armstrong died in 2012 of complications from heart bypass surgery.
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Since then, Gazprom has sought to bypass the transit country.
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Or, as I did, you can bypass the survey altogether.
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Also, it's possible for drone operators to bypass DJI's geofencing.
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That's what I was talking about earlier with the bypass.
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A paid version could offer extra features and bypass advertising.
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He can get you a table and bypass the hassle.
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"I had open heart surgery and bypass," she told KFOR.
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Shoppers preparing an order in a store can bypass checkout.
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The hate is starting to bypass the love for me.
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But that attempt to bypass Parliament may be taking Mrs.
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It's a rush to bypass a lock without a key.
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Part of that effort included the Point Defiance Bypass Project.
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The technology could be used to bypass traditional ticketing systems.
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Two main strategies to bypass this constraint are taking shape.
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Still, some do seek other ways to bypass the fence.
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I pray that the street sweeper will bypass our block.
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Some extreme cases of negligence can also bypass the PLCAA.
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This is the story of my brother's coronary bypass surgery.
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Getting Mexico to do deportations instead would bypass that process.
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Clinton had suffered through a quadruple bypass earlier in 2004.
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VPNs help to bypass online restrictions and safeguard personal data.
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"And companies are willing to pay to bypass that friction."
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Outside groups learned that they, too, could bypass party gatekeepers.
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I attempt to bypass the swampier parts of the area.
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These websites are used, for example, to bypass internet censorship.
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The plan is to infuse mitochondria or a placebo solution into the coronary arteries of people having bypass surgery or — an even more dire situation for the heart — having both bypass and valve surgery.
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In any realistic scenario for cleaner fuel, you can't bypass gas.
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By 2023, water will flow through a bypass built to last.
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By sharing fingerprint data, visitors can bypass long lines at stadiums.
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You can't bypass the campaign finance rules by providing services here.
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The process can bypass World Trade Organization procedures for adjudicating grievances.
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He remarried and has survived prostate cancer and heart bypass surgery.
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It follows yet another lockscreen bypass in the previous iOS 12.0.
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Can you still use your favorite apps but bypass Facebook entirely?
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Somehow, the device could bypass Apple's prohibition of multiple password guesses.
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The Timer on your smartphone allows you to bypass this problem.
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Travelers in TSA Precheck will be able to bypass this requirement.
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Or those people figuring out ways to bypass Instagram's hashing technology.
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He imposes burdensome and expensive regulations to bypass the lawmaking process.
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Since then, state-controlled Gazprom has sought to bypass the country.
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The company is constructing a bypass that circumvents the damaged line.
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You can bypass the Photos app and import directly into Lightroom.
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It proved trivial to bypass the form restrictions and run keyloggers.
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The baby was allowed to bypass the machine in her stroller.
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Like Skyfall, the Sarmat is designed to bypass US defense systems.
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Both pipelines are designed to bypass Ukraine as a transit route.
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For some, family trauma was the main motivation for seeking bypass.
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The emergency bypass control of the matter-antimatter integrator is fused.
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The FBI demanded that Apple bypass the security of that phone.
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This black market lets people bypass Uber's vetting process for drivers.
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It is also very difficult to "bypass" the system (think Uber).
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Global and regional supply chains will increasingly bypass the United States.
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Sadly, most bypass this formula because we're already convinced we're productive.
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"An ingrown toenail is not the same as cardiac bypass surgery."
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He would undergo triple bypass surgery just a few weeks later.
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To bypass all of that, try using CBD under the tongue.
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They decided to bypass a visit to Senator Marco Rubio's office.
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The Aspen vulnerability itself was a cross-site scripting filter bypass.
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But the app knows when you try to bypass the system.
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By law, that's enough of a reason to bypass Congress altogether.
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The surgeon gave me the gastric bypass for $5,800 to $6,000.
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Kevin Brown Before [gastric bypass] surgery, I weighed over 350 pounds.
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Natalie Laforce Bypass surgery is the best thing I ever did.
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The average weight loss after bypass was about 30 percent, and the majority of the study participants had lost and kept off between 20 and 30 percent of their bodyweight seven years after a bypass surgery.
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Roux-en-Y gastric bypass is a more invasive procedure in which a surgeon staples off the upper portion of the stomach and reroutes food to bypass the rest of the stomach and the small intestine.
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Authorities say they will bypass normal legislative procedures to expedite the bill.
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The gastric bypass that Benari got, for instance, resculpts the digestive system.
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There were many people opposed to the U.S. 69 bypass of Muskogee.
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Housing is in high demand and unscrupulous developers often bypass building regulations.
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Her claims: Veterans were being subjected to unnecessary coronary artery bypass surgeries.
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Bitcoin was founded in 2008 to bypass banks and other government institutions.
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It's far easier to bypass something like Touch ID than a passcode.
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Lest you bypass the early stages of romance for instant domestic partnership.
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This would allow firms to bypass American banks, and thus American sanctions.
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Operating rates will not be affected after the replacement of the bypass.
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He underwent open heart surgery, a triple bypass and a valve replacement.
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The sisters, 29, who underwent gastric bypass surgery on My 600-Lb.
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Sherford is one of several new towns being designed without a bypass.
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Both pipelines are meant to help producers bypass the Strait of Hormuz.
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He had figured out a way to bypass the busy road altogether.
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Of course, you could create new calendar accounts to bypass this limit.
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Another path to profitability is to bypass ride-hailing's biggest expense: drivers.
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Byju's managed to bypass schools by selling directly to students and parents.
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Netizens had previously been using VPN apps to bypass China's internet restrictions.
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They just need to seize the suspect's phone and bypass its encryption.
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The streaming service's decision to bypass the App Store isn't a first.
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A VPN can be used to bypass regional restrictions on some services.
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Bad news: there's still a cap, and you still can't bypass it.
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It doesn't own the content, and it doesn't want to bypass networks.
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For just as long, hackers have found ways to bypass these protections.
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Musk highlighted bitcoin's ability to bypass currency controls and replace paper versions.
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Technically proficient users could likely still bypass security to access the site.
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Instead, they're saying they've found a way to bypass it all together.
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We do not know whether it is possible to bypass these mechanisms.
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Now, anyone looking to bypass Secure Boot is able to do so.
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You'll have to bypass the restriction screen to keep using other apps.
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And at least one woman already intends to bypass any compensation program.
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Countries can bypass normal global trade rules to protect essential security interests.
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He had four spinal operations, a heart bypass, and many broken bones.
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They bypass the commercial gallery system and its chic white-box formality.
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A standardized system from the government would enable nonbanks to bypass banks.
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The hackers were highly skilled and able to bypass normal security protections.
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Shortly afterward, he suffered a heart attack and underwent quadruple bypass surgery.
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In those companies' early days, their utopian goal was to bypass Washington.
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You can play Osteotic Bypass for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux .
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Other options for weight loss surgery include gastric sleeve and gastric bypass.
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"The Trump administration cannot bypass the Constitution by arbitrarily locking people up."
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I watched a video of a bypass surgery on an obese person.
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However, he did stream on another channel to bypass the ban, instead.
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The administration should not attempt to use the courts to bypass Congress.
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Starship's college-town fleets can bypass typical regulatory roadblocks from city councils.
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There's something primal about dance and music, how they bypass the intellect.
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Macron's reform allowed the company to bypass the sector-level collective agreement.
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Zelenskiy did not clarify whether that meant trying to bypass Russia altogether.
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It enables you to steal text messages to bypass two-factor authentication.
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The route would link Jewish holy sites and bypass Palestinian neighborhoods altogether.
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In the years that followed, Gamba watched other men bypass her, too.
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Why did President Trump opt to bypass Congress in declaring the emergency?
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He was still recovering from a quintuple bypass surgery on his heart.
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That would allow a Senate abolition amendment to (mostly) bypass the Senate.
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He'd just come out of a triple heart bypass and was recovering badly.
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Almost twice as many people — 64 percent — believe Trump should not bypass Congress.
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I have a very very long fuse but I can occasionally bypass it.
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Bypass the issue by building a vehicle that operates entirely on its own.
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It's not unusual for Congress to bypass traditional steps of the legislative process.
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Typically, House Republicans have a large enough majority to bypass Democrats' interests altogether.
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But many Democrats want to bypass the arcane process of inherent contempt altogether.
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USB Restricted Mode, however, will not allow those tools to bypass the passcode.
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Both trips require escapees to pay smugglers, traverse long distances, and bypass borders.
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Users won't be able to bypass this warning even if they want to.
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There are two reasons why the conventional bypass is falling out of favour.
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He hopes that gastric bypass surgery will be his ticket back to health.
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Its best-performing version has a bypass ratio of more than 12:1.
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The administration sought to bypass the normal court process, filing papers on Nov.
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Second, they get advertisers to bypass publishers and spend directly on their platforms.
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"It's this ridiculous bypass that I found by incorrectly pasting code," he says.
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The 2015 Budget Act also let federal debt collectors bypass certain robocall restrictions.
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Senate committee to bypass Democrats and advance nomination of EPA nominee Scott Pruitt.
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Informing people on the front end allows you to bypass confusion and frustration.
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If successful, the FBI could bypass Apple and avoid an intense legal battle.
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This morning I started testing a new "fix" du jour to bypass t.
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It's an electrical problem, distinct from the "plumbing problems" remedied by bypass surgeries.
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In 2014, Jaitley had gastric bypass surgery to keep his diabetes in check.
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Republicans hope to use that special budgetary procedure to bypass a Democratic filibuster.
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SkipMode, meanwhile, lets you bypass commercial breaks with a press of a button.
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Bypass installing a new stereo system and use an inexpensive Bluetooth kit instead.
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People also drive without plates, or buy second cars, to bypass the rules.
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Maybe we can bypass some of the more disastrous things that can happen.
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Albeit, it can at least console itself it's monetizing its own ethics bypass.
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I offered them the westerly bypass of Pune connected to the Express Highway.
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There is no systematic or conscious violation in order to bypass the embargo.
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A party being allowed to blatantly bypass the will of the people is.
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But her 15 years of military service allowed her to bypass the rules.
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It's small, beautiful, and functional enough to bypass even the pickiest of coworkers.
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The joint agreement would essentially bypass the Electoral College if enough states join.
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And law enforcement officials feared that they could easily bypass most metal detectors.
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In addition, Hardy said we may be able to bypass it with computers.
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If only the streetcar had a dedicated lane to bypass cars, she said.
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Drugmakers have tried to bypass that requirement to keep patients using their medicines.
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In 2018 creators have ways of finding audiences that bypass these gatekeepers altogether.
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Mr. Alberts had a heart attack two weeks earlier and then bypass surgery.
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Her family has been using tools to bypass the Great Firewall for years.
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Hayes says a white staffer intervened and allowed the crew member to bypass.
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When I think of Russia, I try to bypass my present political impressions.
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Teams have tried less inventive strategies to bypass Fall's 8-foot-4 wingspan.
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The hope is to bypass the Trump administration's retrenchment on climate change action.
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Winthrop said the decision to bypass a traditional tent or teepee was strategic.
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He came up with hacks to bypass the software tracking him, he said.
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Sometimes trains bypass a station when the police or firefighters are called there.
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This year, heirs of retirement accounts can bypass mandatory withdrawals from those IRAs.
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"Every one of us should learn how to bypass blocks," Mr. Navalny said.
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Where do viewers go to bypass the censorship regimes of their home countries?
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Tourists can bypass these long stretches now, flying into the major cities instead.
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And they managed to bypass every major security detection mechanism along the way.
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Unfortunately, National Popular Vote's bypass of the Constitution is also its great weakness.
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Sood explained that Unikrn embraced cryptocurrency as a way to bypass banking institutions.
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What is the effect of inducements like this that bypass glossy commercial production?
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This lets the company bypass the CTA's rules and still access CES attendees.
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Transport for London may have found a way to bypass those considerations entirely.
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It's that the techniques they are using intentionally bypass our higher brain functions.
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Sleep apnea often vanishes and, with the bypass operation, so does acid reflux.
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After attempting initially to bypass the second checkpoint, the bomber detonated his weapon.
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"This study suggests that the vast majority of patients interested in bariatric surgery, especially gastric bypass, should be able to lose a significant amount of weight with gastric bypass and keep that weight off for a very long time," Maciejewski said.
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New mechanisms of Internet censorship are typically met with creative tools to bypass them.
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Reproductive technologies would allow humans to bypass sex, but they are not risk-free.
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The only other option for coverage to bypass that rule was full-time employment.
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He followed a long tradition of presidents using unilateral moves to bypass resistant lawmakers.
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Business owners, lawmakers and residents largely agreed the proposed bypass could harm economic development.
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The lawyer-turned-politician also had triple bypass heart surgery when he was 52.
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The lawyer-turned-politician also had triple heart bypass surgery when he was 52.
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The global tribunals that multinationals use to bypass national courts have come under attack.
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It is not enough, he says: "What the system needs is a quadruple bypass."
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"Cognitive behavioural therapy", which teaches people to bypass unhelpful thoughts, has few negative connotations.
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Throughout the interruption, TechZim ran updated stories on ways to bypass the cyber restrictions.
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Christina Phillips was given a second chance at life after undergoing gastric bypass surgery.
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In many cases, they enable people to bypass trips to doctors and hospitals entirely.
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The UAE and Saudi Arabia have sought to find alternatives to bypass the strait.
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With few obstacles to bypass, there will be less need for nausea-inducing bends.
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Global supply chains can be made to bypass China, but only at huge cost.
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In more severe cases, IVF can actually bypass the tube and help you conceive.
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Sure, you can bypass Lopez for Lummi Island, where the acclaimed Willows Inn awaits.
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It is helping Qatar to bypass the siege and quietly benefiting from the crisis.
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It's a method that simply involves tricking the bypass lock to open the latch.
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The two priorities are the Bratislava highway bypass and the industrial park near Nitra.
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He also claims, however, that it could be used to bypass no-fly lists.
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These are businesses that can bypass corporate taxes and instead pay taxes like individuals.
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Facebook needed to bypass Apple's usual policies because its Research app is particularly invasive.
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Sixty percent of refugees bypass camps altogether and try their luck in urban areas.
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And researchers have come up with more creative ways to bypass the fingerprint scanners.
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Imagine receiving postoperative care after your bypass graft surgery at a Skilled Nursing Facility.
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But Congress passed a waiver last week that allows Mattis to bypass that law.
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However, you can bypass Netflix’s security using PureVPN’s Chrome extension.
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In 2014 he had a gastric bypass operation to keep his diabetes in check.
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"It will be hard to bypass him," said Timo Hirvonen, economist at FIM bank.
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Her dad had recently died and her mom was recovering from gastric bypass surgery.
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Many of the security mitigations that Apple implements are not that difficult to bypass.
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A senior engineer then removed the bypass pipe and ordered crew members to lie.
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Leading off the list of things we can bypass is more strategic nuclear weapons.
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The start-ups' use of ICOs allows them to bypass traditional fund-raising methods.
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It can generate trust where there is none, empower citizens and bypass central authorities.
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So we had to bypass the inside game and go straight to the people.
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Workers from India, China and elsewhere may bypass the U.S. for more hospitable locales.
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The move infuriated lawmakers, who accused the Trump administration of attempting to bypass Congress.
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Last month, I outlined a series of questions that sought to bypass this tradition.
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But how long can the X-37B continue to bypass spotters in this way?
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The files contained previously unknown, working techniques to bypass security hardware from major manufacturers.
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In fact, Dixon explained, he could even bypass the regular requirements for porting numbers.
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Benjamin Franklin First, GovOS would bypass the auto-erase function for an individual iPhone.
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All the patients had Roux-en-y gastric bypass procedures between 2006 and 63.
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More information on navigating that process is available at the Louisiana Judicial Bypass Project.
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However, travelers and other users can bypass this by asking local friends for help.
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Private jets are able to bypass travel bans and screenings through loopholes Crabbe explained.
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The HKmap may have also allowed users to bypass police for their own safety.
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"The Administration should not attempt to use the courts to bypass Congress," she said.
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To bypass international trade regulations, collectors may pass off wild animals as captive-bred.
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Activists created a 12.5 million block digital library in "Minecraft" to bypass censorship laws.
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So you can bypass annoying restrictions to enjoy your favourite content on the go.
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As a result, the birds may bypass the state altogether and head farther north.
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But there is a peculiar logic at the heart of the judicial-bypass system.
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My mother was sick, and needed to receive bypass surgery in both her legs.
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Recall that I said earlier that a resourced attacker can often bypass "known" defenses.
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Thanks to the internet, writers today can bypass the post office and comment online.
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By naming another acting director, Trump will bypass a potentially difficult Senate confirmation fight.
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Many doctors don't even do the test on patients undergoing stenting or bypass surgery.
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He called the prospect of a bypass a "sword of Damocles" hanging over Breezewood.
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Sugary and fatty foods can cause gastric-bypass patients to have cramping and diarrhea.
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This is the latest in a long line of lockscreen bypass bugs for iOS.
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The Roux-en-Y gastric bypass was intended as a cure for stomach ulcers.
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Isn't a private email service a means to bypass government regulation for classifying information?
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Another source said the decree will include an option to bypass the law courts.
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This will relocate your IP to the UK and bypass those pesky geographical restrictions.
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Now, it appears that the FBI may be able to bypass the process entirely.
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Some investors in Occidental oppose the decision to bypass a shareholder vote of approval.
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And they bypass questions that arise from putting men and women in the field.
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When I got the bypass surgery, my weight had gone up to 340 pounds.
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"Taken as a whole, these studies suggest that standard obese patients do well with sleeve or gastric bypass, but that larger patients may benefit most from more aggressive operations such as gastric bypass," Smith, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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If ordered to do so, Apple can easily bypass the lock screen, unlike the iPhone in the San Bernardino case, which would have required 10 to 12 full-time engineers four to six weeks to write specialized software to bypass Apple's security protections.
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Why yes, FYI, NordVPN can successfully bypass the the near-impermeable Great Firewall of China.
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It allows Spotify apps to connect directly to Sonos, and bypass the Sonos app altogether.
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The decision to invoke a national emergency and bypass Congress was met with bipartisan skepticism.
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This allowed the feds to bypass security features on the phone to crack its password.
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Domain fronting is used to bypass censors by hiding the true endpoint of a connection.
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Her character Kate is in Overeaters Anonymous and is thinking about getting gastric bypass surgery.
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He successfully underwent chemotherapy but was back in the hospital in October, requiring a bypass.
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McCamey's best hope now, to save her relationship and her life, is gastric bypass surgery.
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As a result, no state will be able to bypass Moscow when resolving regional conflicts.
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The alternative is partially to bypass SoftBank, which is what the new $100bn fund achieves.
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So why did the primary debate bypass several issues that are central to women's lives?
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I was thinking that you've become sophisticated enough to bypass the need for human moderators.
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Also, bypass the pesky refrigerator fee and bring a cooler to fill with ice instead.
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As it happens, the new feature that's being tested does bypass Facebook's flagship apps completely.
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Direct rule would bypass Kashmir's fossilised political dynasties, dragging the state into the political mainstream.
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E-commerce allows millennials to bypass traditional household names in favour of smaller niche brands.
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There are different types of bariatric surgery like sleeve gastrectomies, gastric bypass, and gastric bands.
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We've been digging tunnels since the late 19th century to bypass our choked surface streets.
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They bypass the tedious business of pointing cameras and microphones at the real world altogether.
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Joy Nash plays Plum Kettle, an overweight magazine writer soon to have gastric bypass surgery.
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Bone conduction tech essentially uses vibrations sent through your cheekbones to bypass the ear drum.
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Bypass thrust is more economical to create than core thrust, but it is slower moving.
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Their buzzing sound seems to bypass cognitive faculties en route to the realm of sensation.
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But Xiao found a flaw that allowed him to bypass consent in just 15 minutes.
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After three to six months, "the nerves grow and establish a natural bypass," he said.
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King, 85, has had several heart attacks, and in 1987 he underwent quintuple bypass surgery.
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It won't allow us to bypass any of the hard work of reducing our emissions.
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Median price for routine heart bypass surgery in the U.S. is $46,547 (up to $61,649).
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Which brings me to the Affordable Care Act, which was designed to bypass these obstacles.
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McIntosh decided to bypass layoffs at the time, but that decision came at a price.
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Academics often appeal to the noncommercial nature of their work to bypass questions of copyright.
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Turns out, he needed open-heart surgery to treat five blocked arteries – a quintuple bypass.
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The bill will finally close legal loopholes used by the Home Office to bypass Parliament.
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The act allows lawmakers to bypass Senate rules and overturn regulations with a simple majority.
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Travel outside the city means using narrow roads to bypass rebel territory and more checkpoints.
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We don't bypass the doctors, we don't overrule the doctors, that's not how it works.
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They are allowed to bypass taxes by paying out 90 percent of profits to shareholders.
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He acknowledged to Motherboard the potential for the kind of bypass the researchers found, however.
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It's unclear whether Apple will be able to help the investigators bypass the iPhone's passcode.
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A number of cities have established new police forces to bypass the old corrupt ones.
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Not long after, people had found a way to create bots to bypass the test.
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This allowed him to bypass a security check and bring his gun into the venue.
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The ability to bypass Microsoft's two-factor authentication is yet another dent in Skype's security.
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Television and radio shows bypass undertone to explain to their audiences precisely the media agenda.
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However, Clinton backed President Obama's use of Executive Orders and regulatory agencies to bypass Congress.
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They are still not available for stock deals, allowing companies to bypass this option easily.
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No vote is required for a trade or executive agreement; the president can bypass Congress.
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Such a move is often seen as a way to bypass protracted debate in parliament.
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For some of the most critical cases, doctors tried treatment on heart-lung bypass machines.
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This mirrors the strategy of streaming services like Netflix that typically bypass the pilot process.
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In the Ninth Circuit, Trump should reconsider his decision to bypass the recommendations of Sens.
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VPNs can be used to bypass Beijing's filters that block out much of the internet.
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Bin Salman "needed to bypass Mutaib," Henderson told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" on Monday.
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They have provided a way for Chinese consumers to bypass the banks, to some extent.
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But the move infuriated lawmakers, who accused the White House of attempting to bypass Congress.
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They include Turk Stream, which crosses the Black Sea to bypass Ukraine to the south.
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He has used his personal wealth to bypass fund-raising concerns that constrain his rivals.
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But Washington stressed to Wolcott that Judge's "ingratitude" made it necessary to bypass the law.
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The BOTS Act would make it illegal to bypass an online security system like TicketMaster's.
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Douthat's preference was to bypass impeachment entirely and invoke the 25th Amendment to the Constitution.
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Sometimes, she said, senior officials bypass the producers altogether, texting hosts directly during commercial breaks.
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Gastric bypass surgery works as well in adolescents as it does in adults, researchers report.
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This enables people charged with crimes to bypass jail altogether as they await court hearings.
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Mr. Brownridge had had two heart valves repaired and a double bypass three days earlier.
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Another 2017 Lancet study followed 58 American teens for eight years who underwent gastric bypass.
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That could happen again, as American importers try to bypass the next deadline of Jan.
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Kevin Draper: Uruguay doesn't seem particularly confident in their ability to bypass the French midfield.
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In 23 he suffered a heart attack at his gym and underwent quintuple bypass surgery.
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Cryptocurrency's potential to bypass inefficient or deficient finance structures has been getting attention in Africa.
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And drug cartels are constantly adapting their methods and finding ways to bypass the technology.
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But the crashworthiness waiver only applied to the old route, not the Point Defiance Bypass.
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Many people manage to bypass the state's firewalls by using virtual private networks, or VPNs.
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What lends these efforts power and momentum is that they bypass the tarnished Palestinian leadership.
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Nord Stream 2 declined to comment on any routes which may help to bypass Denmark.
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With a direct listing, firms can bypass underwriting fees, but no new shares are created.
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But a technicality allows them to bypass the agreement by illegally setting foot in Canada.
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The operation alleged that BRF and laboratory Mérieux NutriSciences Brasil colluded to bypass official controls.
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Baghdad also must make sure that investment and major infrastructure projects don't bypass Sunni regions.
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Republicans changed longstanding rules to bypass the Democrats' blockade of President Trump's Supreme Court nominee.
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So, for a bypass to be considered, essentially Breezewood's own Bedford County must propose it.
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But France and other member states have been cool on allowing Britain to bypass Brussels.
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Venezuela had explored creating its own cryptocurrency to bypass sanctions imposed by the United States.
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The law also required tech companies to bypass encryption protocols, where possible, to aid investigations.
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A bypass line was constructed to restart operations while the company repaired the main conduit.
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The Trump administration, however, asked the Supreme Court to let it bypass this ordinary process.
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Stenting and bypass procedures, however, did help some patients with intractable chest pain, called angina.
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Of those in the intervention group, three-quarters received stents; the others received bypass surgery.
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And with the bypass operation, they made it even harder for food to be digested.
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These go up to $500,000 and include exploits involving data exfiltration and lock screen bypass.
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If he decides to bypass Congress, the government could close again — which no one wants.
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Increasingly, politicians can bypass traditional intermediaries like the media and go straight to their constituents.
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Parker and Willis also announced that the company has added a Download Protection Bypass bounty.
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Plans to build a Route 206 bypass have been in the works since 1974, and a stretch of that 1.66-mile bypass was built in the early 73s, but the project was halted in 2015 because of local opposition and a lack of funding.
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This explains why Washington DOT (WSDOT) was in such a hurry to complete construction of the Bypass, but it does not explain why they were in such a hurry to open the service on the new bypass before the PTC system could be installed.
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The difference is that now it's easier for politicians to bypass that by using social media.
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Three years later though, in May 2016, Benari received a procedure known as a gastric bypass.
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Next year, you're going to bypass broken zippers, too-tight shoes, and other style-related qualms.
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First, three months ago, she underwent gastric bypass surgery to lose some of her 597 lbs.
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Greg had been recovering from a recent bypass heart surgery when the fire enveloped their town.
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Indeed, it opposed a bypass that would have relieved traffic on the very bridge that collapsed.
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But with 5G, many more devices will bypass that network and connect directly to the internet.
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He had quadruple heart bypass in 1997 but while recovering he continued to smoke in hospital.
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Mitch McConnell's only other option would be to invoke the nuclear option and bypass the filibuster.
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You can usually forgive all VPN sins if it lets you bypass Netflix’s security.
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That means that users bypass Google Play or Apple's App Store and install them from WeChat.
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Migrants can bypass barriers to asking for asylum in the US by crossing the border illegally.
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Often I would bypass monster-plagued roads altogether and simply climb the comparatively safe mountain instead.
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This is what they're doing: they want to sign their own firmware and bypass my patch.
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I did have the ultrasound a week sooner because you don't need the bypass for that.
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After that, the judge told me right away that I'd be able to get a bypass.
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Still others take computing closer to the user, which means that messages bypass the core network.
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Investigators say the suspects used their positions to bypass security and place the meth on flights.
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And each is intent on upping what is known as the bypass ratio of its engines.
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But Republicans have already said they have plans to pass a law to bypass the sequester.
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It has the ability to bypass fears of failure and risk-taking, and ultimately spearhead success.
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Airbnb is trying out a new business arrangement in Paris to bypass stringent French renting regulations.
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His doctor successfully performed the angioplasty and inserted stents to reopen the previous bypass from 1987.
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In exchange, they said, Villanueva helped Chambers' clients bypass the normal channels for getting gun licenses.
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These trucks, known as gliders, repurpose old engines in new truck bodies to bypass pollution rules.
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Among concerns is that participants are handing over data that could help Google bypass them entirely.
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The process allows Congress bypass a Democratic filibuster and pass a bill with a simple majority.
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Oligarchs control Ukraine's main television channels, but Mr Zelensky's fame helped bypass this barrier to entry.
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If you're not specifically looking for them, they're easy to bypass, which would be a loss.
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Only 3.4 percent of bypass patients regained the weight they had lost 10 years after surgery.
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Many belong to Google or Amazon, whose cloud services Telegram began using to bypass the ban.
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Iranians have taken to using VPNs and building apps to bypass Iran's erratic suppression of information.
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Social media allows brands to bypass fashion editors and use celebrities to directly connect with consumers.
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The declaration allowed authorities to rule by decree and bypass the parliament in passing new laws.
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"The things they did to bypass protocol were negligent, reckless and against protocol," Baker told CNN.
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If you keep failing, you can pay S$100 ($72) to bypass the requirement, he added.
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But as HTTPS has proliferated, it's finally time to bypass or otherwise eliminate those intermediary features.
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Signal and other sensitive services have used a technique called domain fronting to bypass those restrictions.
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Mansion guests quickly bypass the masses, taking a private elevator to the 10,000-square-foot haven.
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Perry decides to bypass the red carpet and pulls over forcing Celeste to have a conversation.
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But in California, citizens can bypass having to work through lawmakers, and propose a referendum directly.
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I traveled in secret to a neighboring state to bypass parental notification in my home state.
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They are familiar with our prevention solutions and they have figured out how to bypass them.
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The White House can also bypass the press to address the public directly whenever it likes.
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Hammond said any attempt to bypass parliament would propel the United Kingdom into a constitutional crisis.
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They can bypass this restriction by making an illegal land crossing between the Ports of Entry.
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On older iPhones and versions of iOS, it was possible to bypass the auto-wipe feature.
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Colonial Pipeline is working to build a bypass for its gasoline pipeline, which went down Sept.
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This includes contingency plans―such as mesh networks―to bypass government network restrictions altogether, explained Enonchong.
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Congress tried numerous tactics to force Obama to approve Keystone or bypass his review authority altogether.
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It's the world's busiest shipping lane, chiefly because there are limited alternatives to bypass the strait.
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High-bypass turbofan engines are wider than the turbojet engines that were common on 1960s airliners.
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It would have a bypass channel intended to allow the fish to get past the dam.
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By asking this question, we could bypass the factor about the average lifetime of a civilization.
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A loophole currently lets automated robocall marketing services bypass customers and go straight to their voicemail.
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The demonstrated attack did not compromise or bypass any functionality or keying material in the YubiKey.
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Certain fees do apply to Chase accounts, but there are plenty of ways to bypass them.
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Many anti-CAPTCHA bots use what's known as "Optical Character Recognition," or OCR, to bypass CAPTCHA.
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The WAB has likely been crafted to give the prime minister greater powers to bypass Parliament.
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All of the patients had a form of gastric-bypass bariatric surgery to shed excess pounds.
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Mr. Cuomo has been known to bypass the chain of command and directly call subway managers.
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Users that bypass those limits face penalties upwards of $10 per each additional 50 gigabytes consumed.
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Doing the final assembly outside of China will allow companies to bypass the new American tariffs.
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FDOT says that commercial vehicles may bypass the coronavirus checkpoints by driving in the left lane.
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Smart line-standers would bypass their colleagues by entering the office buildings through less-used entrances.
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However, protestors in Durham decided to bypass the legislative process completely and remove the statues themselves.
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Instead, the concern was that people would use the state's RFRA to bypass local nondiscrimination laws.
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It's a pretty trippy experience and worthwhile — though the museum offers a way to bypass it.
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To help ease the painful stress on her arthritic knees, Ms. Mitchell had a gastric bypass.
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You can't completely bypass T.S.A. security, but you're bumped to the front of the screening line.
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Apple argued that creating the technology to bypass its own security would compromise its users' safety.
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Critics said the administration's request to bypass ordinary appellate procedures in the transgender cases was presumptuous.
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Even some doctors are optimistic that the pandemic will bypass Myanmar because of its religious practices.
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When they reached the terminal, they could bypass the ticket counter and go directly to security.
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In order to insert a trach into a windpipe you have to bypass the vocal cords.
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Mr. Trump has been forced to bypass Congress to push his measures against immigrants and Muslims.
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The judge denied the bypass even though this was not supposed to be grounds for denial.
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To bypass the password creation, type the following code and then press Enter twice:net user Friend *
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The threat of immediate action, punitive tariffs and illegal bypass could provoke China to seek retaliation.
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This system would approve the request and bypass any fraud-detection mechanisms Cosmos had in place.
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However, like most online services, Wattpad doesn't make it difficult for minors to bypass age restrictions.
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Afterward, the government sought Apple's help to bypass security features to access the dead shooter's iPhone.
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When the Bisse de Savièse was restored, Mr. Varone decided to bypass the most treacherous sections.
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TurkStream is part of Moscow's efforts to bypass Ukraine as a gas transit route to Europe.
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Trump said earlier this week that he could declare a national emergency and entirely bypass Congress.
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"A backroom deal that would bypass the Danish referendum result is not an option," he said.
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He had stents implanted to prop his arteries open and had a bypass operation in 2004.
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Unions typically try to bypass elections when they think they would lose a secret ballot vote.
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The two most popular procedures are the Roux-en-Y gastric bypass and the gastric sleeve.
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But the Trump administration wants the Supreme Court to bypass this process of careful consideration altogether.
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Instead, Russia had responded by creating weapons that could bypass the U.S.' global missile defense system.
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Paying for goods and services in bitcoin or similar allows users to bypass regulated payment systems.
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Through authoritarian, personal appointments, they bypass the deeply corrupt federal system, based on all-powerful governors.
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I thought the bypass surgery would let me eat what I wanted and not gain weight.
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