If you've only got three GDirections requests to send, then the easiest
thing is to create three GDirections instances.
If you want to do the same thing with five or more, then you'd need to
use one GDirections instance and wait for the "load" event of the first
one before issuing the second request.
I assume you know that using GDirections without displaying the result
on a Google map is a violation of Terms section 10.12
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