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Backed by conventional assets such as cash or US government bonds, stablecoins are supposed to keep a fixed value -- meaning they can be used reliably for buying, selling and cash transfers all while bypassing banks.

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Because arginine is already approved for clinical use in Japan and shows good brain permeability, it may bypass multiple early hurdles that often slow traditional drug development.

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Online, teenagers are also recommending alternative social media apps or giving tips they hope will help them bypass the ban.

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Enrollees in a “Mastering Wealth” course are bypassing job-hunting tips and instead making long-term plans to amass wealth, though many still face big hurdles.

This is the front line of Europe's uneasy standoff with Russia's so-called "shadow fleet"; a term that commonly refers to hundreds of tankers used to bypass a price cap on Russian oil exports.

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