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Yann Roubert, the head of the French club game, said, external on Wednesday that "you don't build a sport by bypassing those who build it".

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The platform links families directly with care providers to set hours and pay, bypassing agencies like the one he once owned.

When Arab leaders saw the final version of the plan, they were surprised to find it had bypassed many of their changes and featured a number of amendments that they opposed.

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

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