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• Travelers can reach Kennedy by public transit, but only circuitously.
• Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder has apparently decided to take on the problem circuitously.
• And some who chose law came to it circuitously.
• Somewhat circuitously, " Ouragan " was first transferred to the Free Polish Navy.
• Pollick says he came to the idea of The Giving Back Fund " very circuitously ."
• The Berkeley Store Gallery hosted numerous IMA-associated concerts, a series that circuitously led to the Beanbenders series.
• The Northeastern limit of the Inland Sea [ defined circuitously as " The Southeastern limit of the Japan Sea " ].
• Everybody is circuitously related to everybody else, and this includes ( according to rumor, anyway ) the antithetical Dingletoons and Ingledews.
• A parking lot is located at the northeast corner of the reservation and a trail leads circuitously south to the rocky beach at the bay.
• Nay predicts that Linux will enter the home circuitously, through game and entertainment hardware, and then make headway in the hand-held market.
• The following day, the division marched circuitously to join the division of Cadmus Wilcox and pushed the VI Corps back to the Jerusalem Plank Road.
• The decision to allow Pakistani airliners to fly over India will again enable them to fly directly rather than circuitously to Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.
• Another, later claim to the creation of Eggs Benedict was circuitously made by Edward P . Montgomery on behalf of Commodore E . C . Benedict.
• She speaks circuitously in a heavy French accent and stops abruptly in mid-sentence to chirp a response to a blue jay passing outside an open window.
• Ulzana and most of his men abandon their horses to be led circuitously by two other warriors in an attempt to tire the pursuers'heavily loaded mounts.
• The unrelieved hauteur of Scofield's character eventually becomes tedious, and " London " takes on the tone of a dry, circuitously worded editorial.
• So many USAir travelers who want to go places that their airline, which focuses on the East Coast, does not service, can be reached only circuitously.
• German researchers ostensibly repudiated the autointoxication principle, and yet by using different terminology supported it circuitously . became first to use the term " autointoxication ",
• Yet just last week, IMF managing director Michel Camdessus described the scene when he and his deputy, Stanley Fischer, traveled separately and circuitously to Seoul in November.
• In August 2002, Qantas ceased the services to Singapore, which had been at times circuitously routed via southern airports such as Brisbane, due to lack of demand.