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path

Definition for path

noun as in course, way

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If we continue down this path of suspicion and obstruction, we risk turning the U.S. into a country that fewer and fewer people want to visit, let alone build a future in.

From Slate

Outside, a decomposed granite and gravel path and native, fire-resilient plantings create a secure edge, while covered outdoor rooms blur the line between exterior and interior.

The promise embedded in that law, painstakingly worked out over many years, seemed equitable: Opponents of unchecked immigration got promises of new protections, while law-abiding workers without legal status were given a path to citizenship.

From Slate

If he continued to pursue a GOP-only path, on the other hand, those policy gains would remain politically precarious.

From Slate

Sinner dropped only two sets in his path to the New York final, clinically brushing aside opponents with his metronomic baseline game.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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