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bypass

[bahy-pas, -pahs] / ˈbaɪˌpæs, -ˌpɑs /


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Instead, the Adams administration repeatedly bypassed competitive bidding in extending emergency social-services contracts.

From The Wall Street Journal

Church, the Harvard-Westlake dean, said the school passed on Yondr pouches after learning teens could buy tools to bypass the locks.

From Los Angeles Times

The crash happened on the A4119 bypass at Williamstown, just before 11:25 GMT on Monday, South Wales Police said.

From BBC

Navratil said his approach would be to bypass nostalgia and consider any brand for disposal.

From The Wall Street Journal

By playing long and direct, opposition pressure can be bypassed and the space that opens up high up the pitch can be taken advantage of.

From BBC