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Jillian is now paralyzed from the neck down, steers her motorized wheelchair with her tongue and is kept alive by a ventilator.

Dias also says has also been steering his clients in this direction long before the update was announced.

Zuckerberg, in response to Feinstein’s attack on Twitter, pointed out that Facebook had added voter information atop users’ news feeds to steer them to credible sources, regardless of what their friends had posted on the service.

In some cases, such a switch might also require an office visit — at a time when Americans have been steering clear of the doctor’s office out of concerns about the pandemic.

Elliott and Kiel detailed how the website steers lower-income tax filers to paid versions of its service.

That goodness steered him clear of the Sex Boys, the Crazy Homicides, the Sons of Nuns, and the other gangs of East New York.

You meant to chase every glass of wine with a pitcher of H2O, but the holiday cheer somehow steered you off course.

Yet, by and large, candidates have steered clear of criminal justice reform this election cycle.

Several stubborn ideas have steered much of the discourse around health care.

Imagine a drone skimming above the ocean waves, steered by scientists on a research ship in the distance.

They steered for the southern point of Angel Island, and Gwynne looked about him with much interest.

Shiv steered into the wash room, and the doors dropped back into place.

The next morning (11th) we left Hanover Bay and steered out at the distance of a mile and a half from the western shore.

Accordingly after weighing, we steered off by the wind, and directed our course for Mauritius.

At daybreak we steered in for the land but ran twenty-two miles before it was seen.