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Your plans would do nothing but consign that current traffic to ever-longer waits, until basically it became an economic choke-point.
Vancouver’s CanadaLine to open in September « Stephen Rees’s blog 2009
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Update: Could this choke-point with Hawks have had anything to do with this pilot program that avoids the Hawk altogether?
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Since when did the parliamentary librarian, of all people, become a choke-point for information to which the public has every right? posted by Dr.
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Since when did the parliamentary librarian, of all people, become a choke-point for information to which the public has every right? posted by Dr.
Archive 2008-11-01 2008
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And Spin Boldak is a critical tactical choke-point.
Archive 2008-02-01 Dave 2008
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- It sure was convenient that the Reavers stopped using ranged weapons there in the choke-point so River could go all medieval on them.
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The lane markers had funneled all ship traffic into a choke-point here; all travelers had to pass near the rocket racks of an ancient, moss-encrusted fortress built of stone in a crude cube shape.
Sun of Suns 2006
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He knows that our route down to Gilimotang passes through a difficult narrows, a choke-point between islands where the surge lines and whirlpools are nasty and the bottom is cluttered with wrecked boats.
The Song of The Dodo David Quammen 2004
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He knows that our route down to Gilimotang passes through a difficult narrows, a choke-point between islands where the surge lines and whirlpools are nasty and the bottom is cluttered with wrecked boats.
The Song of The Dodo David Quammen 2004
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Power over the Internet would then reside with the network owners, who could use choke-point power to constrain consumer choices, limit sources of news and information and entertainment, undermine competitors, and quash disruptive new technologies.
Peace, order and good government, eh?: April 2004 Archives 2004
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