One has to remember that pedestrians do not have the time or stamina for unnecessarily circuitous routes. |
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Adding an extra flight or flying a more circuitous route can boost mileage accumulations rapidly. |
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To send equipment from one important supply depot to the other involved taking an impossibly circuitous route. |
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The word was formed by a rather circuitous route, according to the OED's etymological information. |
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We had meandered off on a circuitous journey of legal ground-breaking to reach the bleeding obvious. |
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But the path of electricity from a power plant to your wall socket is a rather, well, circuitous one. |
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A walk through Bootham Park offers a circuitous route into York, keeping well away from the noise and fumes of Gillygate. |
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So we're taking a rather circuitous route to Waterloo so I can pick them up. |
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I must apologise for the circuitous route that my thoughts have taken this week. |
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My eventual entry into university and the to the margins of academia was much more circuitous. |
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While commuters have to take a more circuitous route, it eases traffic congestion and flow. |
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Residents and people who have shops and offices on the road have to take a long circuitous route to reach their place. |
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Dive guides tend to take you on a rather circuitous route around the coral formations. |
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I came to the knowledge of this site and this specific article by a circuitous route. |
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He took the most circuitous route through the building, hiding in the shadows and avoiding security cameras. |
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My wanderlust had taken me on a circuitous route but, now I was ready to put down some roots and embark on new dreams, it had led me home. |
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The circuitous route and apparent speed of the chase also hint that early reptiles were active predators and possibly cannibals. |
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Walkers follow a circuitous route which leads along the gravel pathway through the centre of the historic Curragh racecourse. |
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He therefore chose a circuitous route to unload the excavator on the east side of Coronation Boulevard. |
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This is an odyssey in the originalsense of the word – protracted, circuitous, not necessarily bound to end. |
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So the agonised, circuitous discussions continue and continue, leading nowhere. |
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The aim of the project is to convert the cemetery into a public garden which will be incoporated into the circuitous public park of the town. |
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They were flawed and beautiful men in circuitous search of redemption, and Newman wore the characters effortlessly. |
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There was nothing new, or even objectionable, in the speech, which took a circuitous historical route to its subject. |
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The circuitous route that Lincoln claimed, via the Great Lakes, was actually the one best suited for passenger travel in the era. |
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Space-related action words: unswerving, undeviating versus roundabout, circuitous. |
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Furthermore, many girls take a circuitous route into ICT from other fields of study. |
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We leave the truck and begin to walk a circuitous route under the cover of the trees down the hillside. |
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In other words we will then have a common energy policy via environment policy, which would be a very circuitous route. |
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It was perhaps a circuitous route to get to the point he wanted to make, but we will now hear from the government House leader. |
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The fact that they had to do a little bit of a circuitous route around is not a huge problem for them. |
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Currently, they are forced to take a circuitous route back to Sierra Leone involving an eight day journey. |
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His surfeit of knowledge, though, means that his trains of thought travel by such circuitous routes that the actual message is lost. |
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That was nice and the people in Atlanta, Georgia were willing to help, but why the circuitous route in a time of need, in a time of emergency? |
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This brief description of Canadian reality allows me, by a rather circuitous route, to approach several of the themes of this seminar. |
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I very much prefer this technique over and above the circuitous route developed in Great Britain, which is based on the reproductive technique. |
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Poetry takes on a new lilt, novels explore life in a leisurely, circuitous fashion that owes much to an oral tradition. |
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If you're doing the circuitous cycle trip, you'll be nearly finished when you reach Kadeau, so you'll deserve it. |
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Where the route through lakes and rivers was long and circuitous or in some cases very dangerous, canals were the answer. |
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The fortunate thing about that corridor is it's pretty much straight as a die. It's not as circuitous as the Quebec-Windsor corridor. |
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The error is due to a circuitous chain of communication, which itself results from Parliament being walled off to an exaggerated degree. |
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Howe's plan was a circuitous way of helping the company, without giving it money outright. |
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Ovens are inherently inefficient because the heat takes a circuitous path from the heating element to the food. |
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Greg is on a somewhat circuitous route to see Scotland, with stop-offs in Barcelona, Madrid, Salamanca and Porto before getting to Braga, where the match is being played. |
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It seems like you took a circuitous route, rather than coming up through some agency. |
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He left his aunt and children before the border crossing and took a circuitous route out through the desert, a well-trodden smugglers' path, and met them on the other side. |
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As a result, the government is now taking a circuitous route and trying to avoid those controversial subjects by keeping off the topic or delaying the discussions. |
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During its circuitous voyage, Cassini-Huygens clocked up almost two and a quarter billion miles as it looped across space to the outer solar system. |
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The army provided a truckload of soldiers as escorts, and we took a circuitous route to avoid areas not considered secure. |
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Since this is a brain fart, I hope you'll forgive me for being circuitous. |
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The pathway to a powerful judgeship is more circuitous than to a State House or Congress. |
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While the track begins as a circuitous path uphill it soon becomes little more than sploshes of red and white paint, marking the way, across slippery mountain rocks. |
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Traffic was not allowed and commuters had to take circuitous routes. |
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My wanderlust had taken me on a circuitous route but it had led me home. |
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This preliminary question is best approached by a circuitous route. |
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And then he came home and wrote about his circuitous journey. |
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To reach the Sibneft wells, you have to travel a circuitous route. |
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It's a long and circuitous journey from start to finish today. |
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The way that they narrow and bulge, and the smudges of pale blue pentimenti in the lemon yellow ground, create a circuitous momentum within the work. |
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In many cases they succeed in making their influence felt by circuitous paths, and the indirect or substitutive gratification of repressed impulses is what constitutes neurotic symptoms. |
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I was born in Hong Kong as many of you know and after the fall of Hong Kong, our family fled and we came via a circuitous route by boat, eventually ending up in Ottawa. |
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To get to work, school or hospital they must travel a circuitous route of several kilometres and pass through the international terminal-like checkpoint at Qalandiya, and they may only do this if they have the correct permit. |
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Mr. Nakoula found his director through a circuitous route. |
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Most musicians got them from abroad, by a circuitous route. |
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These ideas took a circuitous route into favour. |
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Through this circuitous and unconvincing route, Kagwanja aims to endorse the Kenyan courts as ultimate arbiters of the disputed presidential election results, the same argument that diehard Kibaki supporters upheld. |
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This circuitous route is necessary because the federal public service is the only unionized labour jurisdiction that does not permit direct recourse to the grievance procedure for human rights matters. |
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Some are circuitous, others take bafflingly convoluted detours. |
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Taylor took a circuitous route to sack king. |
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Why do we pursue this in such a circuitous way? |
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However, the route from the centre to the park boundary is circuitous. |
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The indirect route is a circuitous, 360 km-long detour. |
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By pushing for bailouts of companies and countries, Fites was really claiming, in a circuitous way, that free trade doesn't work. |
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Yet their way home followed a circuitous route. |
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Here, unfortunately, it runs into the problem of bank secrecy, the main obstacle in the fight against the circuitous movement of dirty money and grey money. |
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Given the choice, passengers and pilots prefer the Village Dock since it is more conveniently located and since village access from the Government Dock is only by a circuitous and poor gravel track. |
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The circuitous route Java took to market began when Patrick Naughton, a 25-year-old, up-and-coming programmer, told Sun CEO Scott McNealy he was leaving the company. |
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Whyte classification is connected to locomotive performance, but through a somewhat circuitous path. |
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However some species show circuitous migratory routes that reflect historical range expansions and are far from optimal in ecological terms. |
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Guvench took a circuitous route to programming. |
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Every year, 350 000 flying hours are wasted because the direct route goes over military areas which may not be overflown, which means that aircraft have to fly by circuitous routes. |
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He defeated an English force that attacked him at Southwark, but being unable to storm London Bridge he sought to reach the capital by a more circuitous route. |
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Between Thorness Bay and Hampstead Point the path takes a circuitous 7 mile route via Newtown and Shalfleet to avoid a rifle range and the Newtown River. |
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By breaking the circuitous links of Twelve Nidanas, Buddhism asserts that a liberation from this endless cycles of rebirth and dukkha can be attained. |
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The squadron took a circuitous route to avoid alerting the Dutch. |
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Similarly, the direct main line to Edinburgh via Glenfarg, Dunfermline and the Forth Bridge was abandoned in 1970 in favour of the longer, more circuitous route via Stirling. |
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He defeated an English force that attacked him at Southwark but was unable to storm London Bridge, forcing him to reach the capital by a more circuitous route. |
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Named the 'String road', this route traverses bleak and difficult terrain to allow traffic to cross between east and west Arran avoiding the circuitous coastal route. |
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