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He was able to bypass the safety measures which were already in place by saying that the details were for a story he was writing.

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But the company, which is being sued by Leavenworth, wants to bypass permitting required by the city and open the facility, as it did in California City.

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Moreno is expected to determine this week whether to retain Minasian and manager Ron Washington, who underwent quadruple heart bypass surgery in June but would like to return.

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When this was executed properly, it allowed them to get up the pitch, bypassing Motherwell's press.

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One elderly man with dementia was able, several times, to bypass code-access security doors, which are meant to ensure vulnerable people stayed safely on their own floor.

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

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