Let us say I have installed a standard npm module, 'foo' (any resemblance 
to real modules is unintended and purely coincidental). foo, in turn, 
requires bar. After running 'npm install foo;, my root directory will look 
like:

app.js
node_modules/
..foo/
..package.json
....node_modules/
......bar/

(irrelevant details left out). 

>From my root directory, I can do require('foo') and load foo. 

What if I want access to 'bar'? I *cannot* do require('bar') because it is 
not in my node_modules path.

How do I access the 'bar' package from my app?
 

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