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The fact that a private company serving nearly a third of the world`s population was willing to bypass the existing international monetary system shocked central banks, which were already battered by the rise of cryptocurrencies. How could he know that a deep-rooted conspiracy wasn`t already at work to undermine and circumvent it? Latin circumventus, past partizip de circumvenire, de circum- + venire to come â more at come In fact, the guessing game is over; Marriages have begun, as have strange attempts to circumvent our constitutional democracy. No wonder precautionary parents circumvent such customary law by accepting before marriage! But in reality, these protections have proven ineffective or easy to circumvent, as our stories have shown. In fact, there are apps in the iOS App Store that use measurement and attribution tools to bypass Apple`s tracking tips to varying degrees. Mainstream media such as Hurriyet have published advice on how to get around the restriction. The relocation of production to Africa and South America has allowed Chinese companies to circumvent trade caps. Philip gave Herakleid some sort of problem to solve – how to bypass and destroy the Rhodian fleet. The idea of giving free of what you no longer need instead of throwing it away – that is, the essence of a traveling box – bypasses the self-replicating loop of infinite consumption and waste. It`s a way to bypass browser blocks to ensure that ad platforms can access the data advertisers rely on to measure campaign performance now and in the future when a website`s server can no longer set trackers in the user`s browser. The cardinal later hinted that Wharton had disappeared during an occult mission to circumvent the Italian investiture. If you`ve ever felt that someone is revolving around the rules, you have an idea of the origins of circumvention – it`s derived from the Latin circum, which means “circle,” and ventus, the past partizip from the Latin verb venire, which means “to come.” The first uses of the bypass were for a hunting or warfare tactic in which the quarry or enemy was surrounded and captured. Today, however, circumvention more often suggests avoidance than trapping; This usually means “bypassing” someone or something. The bar, says Dr.

Markel, becomes so high that their strengths can no longer circumvent their weaknesses. Punishment always comes from those we would bypass. Instead, the report describes a sophisticated ploy to circumvent campaign finance laws. Theme music by Joshua Stamper ©2006 New Jerusalem Music/ASCAP.