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byway

[bahy-wey] / ˈbaɪˌweɪ /
















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There were other casualties tied to the fate of mortgages in the less-well-understood byways of the financial system, such as the over-the-counter market for credit default swaps.

From Barron's

“The Lowdown” travels through the streets and byways of Oklahoma prairie country in a way that celebrates its homey beauty, with scenes bathed in the golden light typically associated with L.A. noir.

From Salon

The inquiry into social justice merely continued down more inward byways.

From Los Angeles Times

The coca farmers, along with miners and other allies, shut down La Paz, erecting roadblocks on all major highways and byways in and out of the capital and choking the economy.

From Salon

As I walked through the well-organized, welcoming tents and clean byways, I felt so proud of the students, staff and faculty who collectively made this happen.

From Seattle Times