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one-way

[wuhn-wey] / ˈwʌnˈweɪ /




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While the company declined to share absolute numbers, it said that 50.6% of its one-way customers in California were leaving, while 49.4% were arriving.

From Los Angeles Times

It need not be a one-way street either.

From BBC

It is a common condition among older people in which one-way valves inside the veins don’t work properly, which makes it harder for blood to travel up the legs to the heart.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mr. Leiter notes that Israel’s relationship with the U.S. is no longer a “one-way street,” it’s a “real partnership,” with Israeli technologies benefiting Americans.

From The Wall Street Journal

For other Syrians, the journey is now one-way.

From BBC