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thruway

[throo-wey] / ˈθruˌweɪ /


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It expands her achievement beyond cult status, moving her squarely into art’s most trafficked thruways — past, present and oncoming.

From New York Times

As the bus rumbles along a Tokyo thruway, passengers steal a fleeting glance at the Olympic rings floating on a barge in the bay.

From Seattle Times

For decades, Mexico was essentially a thruway for people from Latin America, the Caribbean and elsewhere in the world seeking to reach the United States.

From New York Times

It has transformed sidewalks into too-narrow thruways, public transit options into probable Petri dishes.

From Salon

Amtrak is requiring that all customers in stations, on trains and thruway buses wear facial coverings.

From Washington Times