That path is the least direct route to the register.
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There is no direct route into the Intellectual Dark Web.
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Badly damaged, the carrier automatically locks onto the most direct route.
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If there is a more direct route, I haven't found it.
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It's been speculated that Airbnb might go the direct route, too.
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It's a less direct route, but pleasanter, because fewer cars use it.
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Those seeking a more direct route can use Pulliam Airport in Flagstaff.
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A more direct route from Homs to Aleppo runs through opposition-held territory.
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This direct route is more efficient, without the conversion to and from electricity.
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This is the most direct route he can take to do his business.
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The wealthiest investors may also follow the direct route—by buying the vineyards themselves.
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A direct route from the Earth to the moon covers roughly 240,000 miles (386,000 km).
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The birds take this shorter, more direct route despite the dangers of flying over open-ocean.
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Some have little compunction about recommending violence as the most direct route to achieving their agenda.
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He did not slow down but did turn around and head to the most direct route.
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The authorities are still enforcing a blockade of the fastest, most direct route into the camp.
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And I think he believes that having influence and power is a direct route to that.
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There may be something you are trying to say, but the direct route is not the way.
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Incredibly, these ants almost always succeed in this task, often taking the most direct route home possible.
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The Syrian government's strategic goal is to open a direct route from Damascus to the Jordanian border.
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While a direct route could help foster diplomatic ties, critics have raised human rights and security concerns.
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Of course, there isn't necessarily a direct route from an idea to seeing one's puzzle in print.
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Other countries — and, to a lesser extent, Medicare and Medicaid in this country — take a more direct route.
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The direct route he took down the court, stepping over Lue, it was such a bad-ass move.
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Further complicating matters was that Leishman had a towering pine tree blocking his direct route to the hole.
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Hurd, an undercover CIA officer for nearly a decade before going into politics, prefers a more direct route.
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American said it also plans to add a direct route between Seattle and London in March next year.
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I-5 out of LA toward Bakersfield takes the direct route that was rejected for high-speed rail.
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United Airlines did not cite the ongoing protests in Hong Kong as a reason to cancel the direct route.
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When this failed to kill them, she took the more direct route and sent soldiers to finish the job.
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The German military wanted it as their most direct route to move troops and to form a very strong front.
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Sometimes walking is faster than taking the bus, or the most direct route includes a tram and a bike ride.
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A more direct route of security commodities for future usage is through the purchase of assets like plantations and mines.
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The Indian military could inconvenience Chinese merchant and military fleets by denying them their most direct route to South Asia.
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The resulting visualizations show how the most direct route from one beach to the next is sometimes half a world away.
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But like many startups looking to make it in America, Sublime Skinz didn't take a direct route to the Big Apple.
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By creating a direct route to market for farmers, Farmdrop is helping to create a healthier and more efficient supply chain.
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The gateway to the Turkish Riviera was recently reopened after British Airways resumed its direct route to Dalaman, according to Barber.
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There isn't a direct route from Venmo to PayPal when it comes to shuffling your funds from one to the other.
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The direct route is probably necessary for these types of experiences, which have more implications in terms of liability and insurance.
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The New York City subway train is the most direct route between Brooklyn and Manhattan, servicing some 300,000 people every day.
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"They provide this highway that's a direct route to the brain," Dr. Fox, of the University of California, Los Angeles, said.
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They cut through the mountains and stretch under its deep sea, allowing vehicles a more direct route through the country's challenging terrain.
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Next, we found the flights we wantedWe decided to fly Southwest from Phoenix to Kauai, since it had the most direct route.
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When he woke the next morning, Kaizen took a screengrab of his (not exactly direct) route home and tweeted it at Uber.
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Her company's travel policy says employees must take the cheapest and most direct route; it's unclear if the electronics ban will change that.
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Xiaomi was never shy in pointing out its phones' similarities or advantages over Apple products, but now it's taken a very direct route.
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North Americans who don't fall under the direct route of the occultation will still get to enjoy partial eclipses, depending on the latitude.
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They're positioned closest to the mouth for voice commands via microphone and, obviously, offer a direct route into the ear for Alexa responses.
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She loved to get on top of mountains previously considered unskiable and conquer them by descending, usually alone, by the most direct route.
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"We are the most direct route from Turkey and the Middle East," said Bozhidar Dimitrov, the director of the National History Museum in Sofia.
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If you want to cross the park to catch a boat tour out of Everglades City, there's only one direct route—the Tamiami trail.
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British Airways, which operate the only other direct route from Beirut to London, has not lifted the restrictions, the airline told Reuters on Friday.
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After a screaming line drive takes a direct route toward what looks like a family in the first row, our hero springs into action.
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This spring, Royal Air Maroc offered the first Miami-to-Africa nonstop route in two decades, a direct route from Miami to Casablanca, Morocco.
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In 210, the final stretch of Interstate 22004 — through the eastern Adirondacks — was completed, punching a direct route from New York City to Montreal.
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The Solana Beach Train Station opened in 1995, creating a direct route between Solana Beach and downtown San Diego that bypassed the city's busy freeways.
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"Google will take you the most direct route and that can sometimes mean you cut through dicey neighborhoods taxis would never go into," she said.
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The regime seems keen to retake those areas that are strategically important to it, and also to forge a more direct route north toward Aleppo.
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"Notes" is a part of Ms. Smith's "Pipeline Project," an investigation of what feels like a direct route between school and jail for underprivileged students.
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But a new 17 hour and 30 minute direct route from Houston to Sydney on United Airlines has made the long haul slightly less painful.
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A new technology like GPS provides us with the most efficient and direct route to a destination, but it presupposes we know where we are going.
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The proposed extension of the project would create a direct route from Alberta to Nebraska, with an additional terminal where the oil is extracted in Montana.
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Having the sense to take a shortcut, the most direct route from point A to point B, doesn't sound like a very impressive test of intelligence.
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The soybeans are expected to be shipped mostly from grain terminals in the U.S. Pacific Northwest, the most direct route to Asia, the U.S. traders said.
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He enlisted under the 18X Special Forces program, which offers a direct route to the coveted Green Beret if a soldier can pass the training regimen.
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"It is important geopolitically because Russia now has a direct route from its territory to Crimea," said Natalya V. Zubarevich, an expert on regional economic development.
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That means Hayabusa28 can carry much less fuel than traditional thrusters would require, but it also means that it could not take a quick, direct route.
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The nearest subway from his bus stop, the Rockaway Parkway L, is more than one mile away and follows a less direct route than the bus.
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Since October 27th, a police blockade made of burnt military vehicles and concrete barriers has blocked the most direct route to the camp from Bismarck, Highway 13.
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It's time to see other people The person you elect to represent you in Congress is your most direct route to influencing what goes on in government.
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The new line takes a more direct route, cutting through the steep hills between the Mediterranean and Jerusalem, which sits 800 meters (2,640 feet) above sea level.
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"They believed that subjectivity was a more direct route to a deeper truth and what Herzog calls the ecstatic truth, that's what I'm going for," he said.
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Singapore Airlines once claimed the world's longest regular direct flight: more than 9,500 miles from Singapore to Newark, N.J. But that direct route was discontinued in 2013.
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Listen to music — the blockbuster hits, critical darlings and conversation pieces of the moment — few of which take a direct route to the usual joys of pop.
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United Airlines also pushed for a direct route to Havana from Washington, D.C. — which would have connected lawmakers and diplomats in the two capitals — but did not succeed.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Airways said on Tuesday it would start flying flights to Nashville from London in May 2018, the first direct route to the city from Europe.
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Its cool factor got a big jump-start in 214 when the Orange Line of the city's light rail system opened, providing a direct route from downtown Portland.
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But some experts say the F-35's stealth capabilities make up for this because it can be more accurate and fly a more direct route to its target.
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If the Falcon Heavy and any successors can provide a direct route to the outer solar system, it would save time (and money) and could therefore mean more missions.
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United Airlines also pushed for a direct route to Havana from Washington, D.C. — which would have would connected lawmakers and diplomats in the two capitals — but did not succeed.
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The wild card that may change that is the SpaceX Starship, capable of sending Dragonfly on a quicker, more direct route, which may be available as early as 2021.
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It's been said that a person's eyes are the window to their soul, but any music fan can tell you that their record collection is the more direct route.
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It will be the first international route operated by Hainan Airlines from its home on the southern island province and the company's seventh direct route to Australia, according to Xinhua.
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I decide to modify my walk and instead of taking the long route (5.3 miles) along the Hudson River, I take a more direct route (4 miles) through the city.
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But if we're looking at what might be the most direct route to toppling the teflon Don in the Oval Office, we don't need to rely on complex international shadiness.
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If he can be consistent off the bench then Texas could have one of the top perimeters in the Big 12, and a direct route back to the N.C.A.A. tournament.
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Prices of soybeans shipped from ports in the U.S. Pacific Northwest, the most direct route to Asia, dropped by $14.73 to $12 per ton on Wednesday, U.S. soybean traders said.
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The garbage men took a few bodies out of the room but then decided they needed to call in a digger to clear a more direct route to the house.
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Jay Trench's part-drill part-trap beat starts off deceptively minimalist in the intro and verses before crash-landing you into a direct route to the AUX cord in each chorus.
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But some experts say the F-35's stealth capabilities make up for this because it can be more accurate and can fly a more direct route to its potential target.
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Any direct route to a certain death is more acceptable than Durant rising up from 24 feet or Thompson having an extra split second to square his frame towards the rim.
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Yet despite the position gaining in popularity — there are 16,000 listings on LinkedIn for chief of staff jobs — there's still no one direct route or a specific career path for it.
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That decision was an entirely political one; he wanted to be mayor of New York City, and the Republican Party -- and primary -- offered a much more direct route to that goal.
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It wasn't the best course of action — I hadn't even asked my parents if I could have my own copy — but this seemed like the most direct route to getting the game.
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The Bluetooth device doesn't give riders a direct route to their desired location, but instead points them in the right direction with an approximation of how far they have left to travel.
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At the center is a large pond, though interestingly there seem to be rather few paths leading to it, since our heroine takes the direct route through the sage and other brush.
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The Indian foreign ministry said the government had considered the routes for Modi's travel and decided he would take the longer passage to Central Asia instead of the direct route over Pakistan.
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In February 29, Qatar Airlines launched a 1105,219-km (9,032-mile) direct route from Doha to Auckland, currently the longest non-stop flight in the world at 17 hours and 20 minutes.
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Supporters of the pipeline said the project offers the most direct route for taking shale oil from North Dakota to Gulf Coast refineries and would be safer than road or rail transportation.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peru's new government said on Friday that a proposed railway to bridge Atlantic and Pacific ports in South America might be feasible if it took a direct route through Bolivia.
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When biking along Manhattan's West Side, with the New Jersey skyline in sight, Mitchel Loring often wonders: Why is there no direct route to pedal across the Hudson River to Jersey City?
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Now, he said, there was a direct route from the SDF-controlled town of Manbij to the city of Aleppo "via areas controlled by the SDF and areas controlled by the regime forces".
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The system would calculate the most direct route for a drone to follow, and be able to redirect it along a path with the most favorable conditions, for example, with the least wind.
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The US commander, in cooperation with the Russian escort crew on board diverted the aircraft to Khabarovsk "so the aircraft could exit Russia in the most direct route possible," Pentagon spokeswoman Lt. Col.
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They all took up part-time jobs to keep the band going, and they've never been swayed by money, even if it would have given them a more direct route to the top.
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Toni The latest reporting from Maggie Haberman and Alexander Burns of The Times says Donald Trump's strategists have settled on the most direct route to the White House: Win Florida, Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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Designed for Amtrak by Zyter, the app works much like Google Maps, inviting users to detail what they would like to find, then mapping the most direct route and guiding them along it.
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" Ann Richards and her longtime companion, the revered Texas writer Bud Shrake, also rest there — Richards leaving behind some preachy words about fairness, Shrake taking the more direct route: "So Far, So Bueno.
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What they found: MLVs at the base of the skull "provide a direct route for the clearance of large molecules including toxic metabolites from the brain, which is impaired with aging," Cho tells Axios.
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The US officials say it's possible Abedi could have traveled from the UK to a nearby country such as Tunisia, which perhaps would not have raised the same red flags as a direct route.
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Peru's Transportation Minister Martin Vizcarra told local broadcaster RPP in an interview on Friday that a more direct route that crosses Bolivia would cost about $13.5 billion, including $3.5 billion for the Peruvian portion.
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"This route was chosen as it was the most direct route between UN Security Council sanctions monitoring activities in Northeast Asia and engagements in Southeast Asia," the Department of National Defence said on Tuesday.
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"If cutting the rate doesn't really accrue to those folks, then maybe you look at broadening eligibility for refundable tax credits as a more direct route for a middle-class tax cut," Bunn said.
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The new Boston to Honolulu direct route is longer than international nonstop destinations, like Boston to London, England (6 hours and 45 minutes) and Boston to Sao Paulo, Brazil (10 hours and 20 minutes).
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It is not clear yet which countries the Russian bombers overflew to reach Syria from Iran, although the most direct route is over Iraq, and Russian warplanes have been known to use its airspace before.
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Descartes Labs, a company that analyzes information from satellite imaging and other sensors around the world, found that grain-carrying ships began cutting a new, direct route from the U.S. to Argentina in recent months.
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According to Banino, this knack demonstrated that the grid units in the neural net were performing vector-based navigation because they were identifying a shorter, more direct route based on knowledge of the goal's position.
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Supporters say the pipeline, construction of which was halted by the federal government in September, offers the fastest and most direct route for bringing Bakken shale oil from North Dakota to U.S. Gulf Coast refineries.
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Traffic on the bridge is so bad that some Uber drivers avoid taking it to Cincinnati from the city's closest airport across the state line in Kentucky, even though it is the most direct route.
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On two separate occasions last summer, I journeyed from my apartment in Stockholm to Stedsans in the Woods via Copenhagen — admittedly, not the most direct route — driving hours through southern Sweden to the forest retreat.
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"It is impossible to answer that question," Tore Pedersen, a former Norwegian international defender, said when asked whether Odegaard could have found a more direct route to his goals by choosing another of his suitors.
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For instance, just last month, SpotHero announced it was integrating Waze, the navigation app owned by Google, into its app to help customers find the best and most direct route to their pre-booked parking spot.
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Supporters say the pipeline, the construction of which was halted by the federal government in September, offers the fastest and most direct route for bringing Bakken shale oil from North Dakota to U.S. Gulf Coast refineries.
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As we told you, the rapper set out Wednesday to drive himself from Detroit to Boston, punched the destination into his GPS, and it put him on the most direct route ... through Canada, NY and onto Massachusetts.
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For giant money managers like BlackRock and the wealthy Davos men and women, as well as people from slightly less rarefied air, targeted investing is one direct route to begin to force change on carbon-emitting companies.
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But a journey through SDF territory represented the most direct route to the Turkish border — and because it was the SDF that surrounded ISIS territory, it had been meant to be the first line of defense against escapes.
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" The audience's belief in social media as the most direct route to a star exacerbates "the expectation that everyone will tell everything," said Daniel Herwitz, a professor at the University of Michigan who wrote "The Star as Icon.
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With the start of Dakota Access (DAPL), Bakken producers such as Hess Corp and Continental Resources for the first time will have a direct route to export terminals on the Gulf Coast, better connecting them to international markets.
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Lilia's menu has many other very good things, but pasta made by Ms. Robbins is a direct route to happiness that has been shut off to New Yorkers since she left the two A Voce restaurants in 2013.
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"And like many other cities have, I'd love to see, maybe with the new tunneling technology people like Elon Musk is looking at whether we can have a quick and direct route from LAX to Union Station," Garcetti said.
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The 1,172-mile (1,885-km) pipeline, being built by a group of companies led by Energy Transfer Partners, would offer the fastest and most direct route to bring Bakken shale oil from North Dakota to U.S. Gulf Coast refineries.
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Using the standard suite of lidar, radar, and camera sensors, Gatik's van will face relatively complex scenarios, including lane changes and an unprotected left turn—an enduring bugaboo of robo-car developers—on the shorter, more direct route between the stores.
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Future Family isn't running the test or labs here, and they didn't try to come up with some new test of their own — they're just trying to simplify the process and provide a clear and direct route to established lab tests.
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Now, instead of faffing around sending vibrations through the air like a damn clown, bone conduction headphones take a more direct route — sending vibrations straight into the top of your jaw and from there to your inner ear and brain.
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The 1,172-mile (1,885-km) pipeline, being built by a group of companies led by Energy Transfer Partners LP, would offer the fastest and most direct route to bring Bakken shale oil from North Dakota to U.S. Gulf Coast refineries.
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Virtually every pair of American cities that could plausibly be connected on a direct route by a big highway is already connected — and when they aren't (like Denver and Salt Lake City), it's because there are enormous mountains in the way.
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Shipping experts say it may have been avoiding the more direct route through the Suez Canal, where a big tanker would typically be required to unload part of its cargo into a pipeline to cross, potentially exposing it to seizure.
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The Tigers, who have won five games by a touchdown or less this season, took a more direct route to victory on Saturday afternoon, rolling to a 30-point halftime lead in an eventual 54-0 romp against Syracuse at Memorial Stadium.
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According to the FlightRadar24 website, a Russian government jet flying from Moscow to Hamburg on Thursday deviated from the direct route over Belarus and Poland - which was once a Soviet bloc state but joined the Western military alliance after the fall of communism.
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Read More: New 'Starshot' Mission Aims to Send Tiny Spaceships to the Nearest Star System But as the phrase "interstellar precursor" suggests, the idea here is to create a potential facilitator of journeys between stars, rather than lay down a direct route.
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That means that if Uber's system thinks it will have a better match in the near future, Ransohoff explained, it'll temporarily wait on matching you with current riders that are less optimal in terms of giving you the most direct route possible.
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"We headed on a direct route and we are very happy that we were facilitated by the PLA Navy and they ensured that we had a safe passage to Qingdao," Hara said, when asked if they had sailed via the Taiwan Strait.
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According to the FlightRadar24 website, a Russian government jet flying from Moscow to Hamburg on Thursday deviated from the direct route over Belarus and Poland, which was once a Soviet bloc state but joined the Western military alliance after the fall of communism.
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The journey from his home in the south Kashmir valley to Pakistan's capital Islamabad to visit his brother Hamid, should be less than 300 km (200 miles) by the most direct route, across the contested border known as the Line of Control.
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Again and again in 22016, horror films chose to forgo allegory and metaphor in favor of the direct route: pointing out that racist extremism, power-mad gun rights advocacy, religious zealotry, conspiracy-driven survivalism, and xenophobic nationalism are all scary as hell.
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Supporters of the pipeline, owned by Energy Transfer Partners, said the project offers the fast and most direct route for bringing Bakken shale oil from North Dakota to U.S. Gulf Coast refineries and would be safer than transporting the oil by road or rail.
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SGC's three pipelines - the Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP), the South Caucasus Pipeline through Georgia and the TANAP through Turkey - will provide the first direct route for carrying 16 billion cubic metres (bcm) of gas from Azerbaijan's giant Shah Deniz field to markets in Europe.
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It's the one consistent feature between each mode of transport — wheels and rotors would automatically attach to the capsule along the way, and it's even designed to link up to public transport systems like subway trains and hyperloops for the most direct route to your destination.
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Caravan leaders have not defined the precise route or decided where on the U.S. border they want to arrive, but in recent years most Central American migrants traveling on their own have opted for the most direct route, which takes them to Reynosa, across from McAllen.
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"The government cannot tell me that this deal leads to a deep and special trade partnership, while simultaneously telling other colleagues that it is a direct route to no-deal at the end of 2020," Mr. Hammond, the former chancellor, wrote in The Evening Standard on Tuesday.
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According to Google's approximations, I now reside 9,940.7 miles from the house of GLENDENNIS—assuming a direct route across the Pacific—9,940.7 miles from the camellia bushes and pink rhododendron, from the Daphne shrubs and impudent gnomes, from my grandfather, who is still alive, from the lemons.
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In November, Kurdish Peshmerga forces in Iraq, backed up by coalition air support, reclaimed the town of Sinjar from ISIS along with the strategic Highway 47 that runs between Raqqa in Syria and Sinjar, Iraq, and on to Mosul, thereby denying a direct route between the two cities.
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But Mr Trump, whose Air Force One plane took a rare direct route from Riyadh to Tel Aviv, is eager to bring the secret partners out into the open as part of the grand alliance he had outlined a day earlier to an assembly of Sunni Muslim leaders.
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"If news organizations want to cut through with a direct route to users in an environment dominated by platforms, if they want to convince people to pay for their journalism then they must convince people that the journalism they publish has value for them, for the public," Nielsen said.
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Hence, the most direct route to substantial change perhaps lies in the hands of the police themselves, with those who decide that part of being a good officer is not only about how many arrests he or she makes but in refusing to tolerate the abuse of power by fellow officers.
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The airline also plans a direct route to the Indian Ocean luxury tourism island of Mauritius and the first direct flight from Nairobi to New York by any airline from October, a plan Mikosz said was known as the "$245 million project" for the revenue the daily flight is expected to bring in.
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Major airlines are competing for a limited number of flights to Cuba, with the Obama administration considering whether to allow a direct route to the island from Washington, D.C. The Transportation Department has been tasked with divvying up the flights, which were negotiated as part of an agreement between the Obama administration and Cuban government.
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But Mr. Shi was speaking in horse, rather than car, distances: The village was at most 50 miles to the southeast, and the most direct route was not the multilane expressway that now passes within a few miles of the Shaxi Valley, but a horse path that once led directly over some rugged hills.
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The more direct route runs through the European Formula One feeder series but for the moment the Barrichellos, who call Orlando home, have opted for the Road to Indy, a North American development program that takes young drivers starting with USF2000 through the Pro Mazda championship to Indy Lights and ultimately graduating to an IndyCar seat.
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"With the traditional version of POOL, there's quite a lot of frustration around having to go around the block a few times to pick someone up, maybe having to backtrack, when you've already got a customer in the car who wants the most direct route to their destination," Uber's general manager for Australia and New Zealand Henry Greenacre told Mashable.
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It has been on this trajectory since Robert Moses plowed through its center to build the Cross Bronx Expressway, creating a direct route for the Manhattan businessman to commute home to his suburb in Westchester and invoking a mass exodus of white Bronxites not too keen on living next to the Black and Puerto Rican people moving in from neighboring Harlem.
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The 25 songs and artists below include blockbuster hits, critical darlings and inescapable conversation pieces, but few of them take a direct route to the usual joys of pop — the songs about dancing and boasting and sex and love, the ones about what a fantastic night everyone's about to have or what ecstasies they intend to find by the end of it.
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One of the Night Wolves' activities is the Moscow-Berlin Victory Ride, which the group first attempted last year, in honor of the 70th anniversary of the end of what Russia calls the Great Patriotic War and the rest of the world remembers as World War II. (Then, too, they had to bypass Poland.) That the most direct route from Moscow to Berlin runs through Poland is not merely a matter of geography.
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