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navigate

[nav-i-geyt] / ˈnæv ɪˌgeɪt /


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Playing his third official round at Riviera Country Club, the 26-year-old from South Carolina navigated the renowned course like a grizzled veteran.

From Los Angeles Times

Prof Hugo Spiers, from the Faculty of Brain Sciences at University College London, conducted research into what our brains do when we drive using GPS to navigate.

From BBC

"The forms are difficult to navigate and the whole process adds emotional stress that doesn't need to be there," she said.

From BBC

There will be "more uncertainty, more volatility for businesses to navigate, and more fraught trade deals for countries to negotiate," Lipsky added.

From Barron's

Eric Dane said he first shut down emotionally at just 7 years old, when navigating his father’s sudden death from a gunshot wound in a bathroom at his family’s home.

From Los Angeles Times