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Most of the work was done via a large open cut.

All 27 of his points came via the 3-point shot.

They are now working and we would be happy to help you via phone.

Anything which does not fall within this must be made public via the Minutes.

So there's no way I can get through, at least not via the police.

It is important to move forward via the international community.

Word went up via sign language, and came back down.

I think we'd order our lives via 1-800 numbers if we could.

She went back into the house and then out again, via the kitchen door.

"Now about 30 percent of our business comes via the Internet, including from people in other states."

Also makes me think I should be getting in on that business via going with better design.

Or they may go back home via the London market.

Doing it via the trees might not even be possible.

It has also been said that people share more via technology.

In 1949, he began doing the program from his house, via telephone.

And now we've found out about it via a magazine.

It would have required the student to later pay back the state via community or military service.

The Bush administration has also tried to help via regulation.

This is explained via the role of form in the world.

Society's values are passed on to us as children via our families.

And she will probably get there - via the weight room.

As of course it had been, via these same sites.

The best way to carry out this approach is via 6.

It takes about 20 to 30 minutes via the 7 train.

The park is easy to get to via public transportation.