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navigate

[nav-i-geyt] / ˈnæv ɪˌgeɪt /


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Iden said in the statement that Gilbert stands by her husband and will focus on “supporting and caring for their very large family, as they navigate this moment.”

From Los Angeles Times

Target is far from the only company wrestling with how to navigate the presence of immigration agents on their property.

From The Wall Street Journal

Data is key to how these robots are learning to navigate our chaotic home environments - a much tougher task than humanoids designed for factories.

From BBC

The editorial asserted that “next year cannot be navigated by relying on inertia,” and urged the country’s leadership “to focus on establishing a reliable and developed capital and financial market.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Bradley is also a major doubt for the World Cup should Northern Ireland navigate two play-off matches in March, starting with a trip to Italy.

From Barron's