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manage

[man-ij] / ˈmæn ɪdʒ /




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“The challenge we’re facing right now is, that cycle has been really altered, so we don’t really have a system that can be managed properly under the current conditions we are experiencing,” Ajami said.

From Los Angeles Times

Despite the challenges, she managed to go to university and is currently studying forensic investigations.

From BBC

On a normal day an individual controller might manage six aircraft in their area at a time.

From BBC

It said the NHS should also provide more information to patients while they wait, to reassure them about when they might be seen, as well as helping them manage any symptoms.

From BBC

On X, he posted that his company had managed to mitigate serious mental-health issues related to chatbots, and had new tools to police content.

From The Wall Street Journal