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commute

[kuh-myoot] / kəˈmyut /




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Their return to Texas is likely to be quicker - and easier - as they are expected to commute back via bus, arriving in Fort Worth on Saturday.

From BBC

Maxwell invoked her Fifth Amendment rights and vowed to speak only if granted clemency, meaning either a commuted sentence or a presidential pardon.

From Salon

He took a role leading the Commerce Department’s Investment Accelerator, commuting back and forth to his home outside San Francisco, a person familiar with the matter said.

From The Wall Street Journal

To do this, they combined detailed information about how each virus spreads with computer models that accounted for air travel, everyday commuting, and the possibility of superspreading events.

From Science Daily

For example, if you hate your commute to work, try leaving earlier to avoid traffic or play a podcast or audio book to pass the time.

From Barron's