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navigate

verb as in guide along route, often over water

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Wall Street can help investors navigate the chaos—a little.

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The firm is also tapping artificial intelligence in its search and recommendation tools to make it easier for shoppers to navigate its sprawling sites and suggest relevant products.

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He stepped on set physically depleted but in the ideal headspace to embody the creature as it navigates an inhospitable reality.

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Strachan learned to navigate by tracking the movements of celestial bodies and hunt fish by reading the currents, building on the ancient knowledge his elders handed down.

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The document includes a history of immigration-related religious liberty lawsuits and guidance to navigate today’s legal system.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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