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direct something to someone
to address, designate, or send something to someone. Shall I direct the inquiries to you? Please direct all the mail to the secretary when it is delivered.
See also: direct

direct something to(ward) someone or something

to send, throw, push, or aim something at someone or something. Tom directed the ball toward Harry. Should I direct this inquiry to Alice?
See also: direct


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In a joint statement, the investors said, "We look forward to supporting the management team at Direct to build on the success of its founders, the Adair family, and of all its employees and to bring additional resources for the benefit of its valued customers.
About ING DIRECT Kids Foundation The ING DIRECT Kids Foundation is a Delaware non-profit corporation established by ING DIRECT to improve the quality of life of children and adolescents in low-income areas.
Offering savings and loan products through a direct business model allows ING DIRECT to operate with low overhead, without the expense of maintaining traditional bank branches, allowing ING DIRECT to pass this cost savings on to its more than one million customers in the form of great rates.
 
 
 
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