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maneuver

[muh-noo-ver] / məˈnu vər /






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The pilots signaled for emergency landing maneuvers; her life flashed before her eyes.

From Los Angeles Times

Call that what it is: a defensive maneuver, not conviction.

From The Wall Street Journal

Large-scale maneuvering remains nearly impossible on a battlefield where masses of cheap drones can see and target movement by soldiers or vehicles.

From The Wall Street Journal

The boats were rejecting commands and were unable to reliably maneuver away from other traffic, prompting a safety stand-down, according to people familiar with the exercise.

From The Wall Street Journal

Volunteers practice maneuvering the giants around obstacles and learn the lay-down-and-writhe strategy for quick deflation.

From The Wall Street Journal