1.   ...money for new roads to bypass cities.

2.   To bypass the city, take the highway that circles it.

3.   Almost immediately, the PBA began a strategy to bypass the city by getting the state Legislature to shift its contract negotiations to a more generous state arbitration board.

4.   Between West Palm Beach and Jacksonville, the trains travel through Orlando and Ocala and bypass some cities along the coast.

5.   A deteriorating first ring gives investors and corporations one more reason to bypass cities altogether in favor of the second and third rings.

6.   But because of its price, many smaller cities have been bypassed by the companies installing high speed national networks.

7.   In Nashville, surveys showed that people were tired of seeing huge popular exhibits bypass the city and opt instead for, say, Memphis.

8.   That fact has forced some visitors to stay in New Jersey or bypass the city altogether.

9.   The national craze for such music has not bypassed the city, where fans buy thousands of country albums each year.

10.   The program draws attention to the strategic considerations and political calculations that at first prompted the Allies to bypass the city in their climactic drive to the Rhine.