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path·ways
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pathways
Plural form of the word pathway.
We thought there was one pathway to a hairdressing career and then realized there are many pathways.
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of pathways in Chaldean Numerology is: 2
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of pathways in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5
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Unfortunately, the first few pathways I proposed were not the best or most efficient, but Lucas has gone through the literature and analyzed different ways to perform each of these steps to get the best results.
Life is a journey of sweetness and sorrow, of yesterday's memories and hopes for tomorrow, of pathways we choose and detours we face with patience and humour, courage and grace, of joys that we've shared and of people we've met who touched us in ways we will never forget.
The world is trying to move in the direction of democracy and openness, and a few countries are moving the other way — closing down pathways for exchange and suppressing threats to incumbent governmental power.
We are open to strengthening the bill. There's an effort underway to add a bipartisan amendment, sponsored by Senators Blumenthal and Moran, one a Democrat one a Republican, as an amendment, and their bill would provide resources to state and local law enforcement to improve hate crime reporting, increase training, and establish pathways to rehabilitation, as majority leader, it's my intention to make the first amendment a bipartisan one, but I can't do that unless our Republican colleagues allow us to debate the bill.
Per policy, we are not able to comment on whether or not we will take any action regarding emergency use authorization for convalescent plasma and will render a decision at the appropriate time, of note, the safe use of convalescent plasma remains available to patients through several pathways, including clinical trials, a national expanded access protocol, or through a single patient emergency investigational new drug request.
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