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You can go either way from Route 30, or both ways.

A lot of schools would rather take the easy route.

One route is around 90 minutes long, the other about three hours.

She is just 28 but has taken a long route to get here.

One woman, who used to live on my route, became a close friend.

He just took a different route here than the others.

But few people along the route could understand what he was saying.

What is the route from outside of the body in?

Go east on Route 199 about 20 miles, to its end.

All of his kids had to take their turn at the same paper route.

The police said they would close Route 19 for the rest of the night.

Go north four miles and turn right on Route 117.

New York is the only route he has not tried.

My own route was simply back the way I came.

He should be working, she thought, her mind taking off down another route.

One major issue on which a decision had to be taken was the route.

We could get no Met information for the rest of our route.

The process might result in local changes to the route.

They actually went off route and were not seen again.

Here she could come at him by any route of the three.

One day when he came in from his route the place was very still.

He'd always been able to find the route out of a problem.

So we'll have a new route most of the way.

She was going to take the better route for sure.

The run takes about an hour longer than on the old route.

The software then automatically routes the document to the next person in the process.

The server then routes the document to an E-mail address.

The numbers indicated what routes the receivers should run.

It intercepts the fax documents and routes them to the phone line.

And open relays don't usually keep a log of who routes through them either.

The strength of the cavalry successfully routes the attacking army in two charges.

It routes about $6 trillion a day among 7,800 financial institutions worldwide.

And so it then routes it inside of our local area network to the proper machine.

Now she's sorting out which routes she'll take.

If it doesn't hear machine language, it routes the call to the telephone.

A router may monitor all traffic that it routes.

When we do finally get you on the phone, we can tolerate a voice-mail system that routes our calls.

The helmet picks up the impulses and routes them through the thought projector."

The potential problem involves telephone switching equipment, which routes calls and supplies dial tone.

A stereo cable then routes each pickup to its own signal chain or amplifier.

He sits while the car efficiently routes the safest, legally responsible path around the track.

Load balancer for the public content which routes traffic to a pool of eight servers.

Once the frame is sent to the gateway, it routes it according to its routing table.

If concurrent access to a single bean is attempted the container simply routes each request to a different instance.

It merely routes it through several layers, slowing it down with each turn.

A messaging provider keeps track of messages and routes them to the correct destination or destinations.

It routes it to the correct network type using information that the packet header contains.

Going north it routes to West Branch.

In organizational systems a gateway is a node that routes the traffic from a workstation to another network segment.

The first person to receive the book lists his or her ideas and then routes the book to the next person on the distribution list.