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1. Wisconsin, the only other Big Ten program that has canceled games because of the coronavirus, missed two matchups while navigating a similar-sized outbreak.
2. I’ve had a lot on my mind and needed to give myself some time to navigate my thoughts.
3. The latest Big Sur macOS update made it a lot simpler to navigate when you have a ton of Safari tabs open, which is good because the MBA has plenty of power to handle the load.
4. In addition to having more options to design a more attractive page layout on a desktop, it’s easier to navigate a site and view images on a bigger screen.
5. During the pandemic, Americans have been spending more time at home and more money on the digital products that make navigating our new normal easier.
6. Saa is now navigating a new life in America as an incognito boarding school student.
7. Hello Ladies is, of course, about your British character navigating the L.A. dating scene.
8. Did he give you any advice during the shoot about navigating the next step of your career?
9. Earlier this year, army Apaches shot up several convoys that refused to stop while navigating mountainous dunes near the border.
10. The Daily Beast arrived two hours after the shooting, navigating the unlit roads through mining country.
11. The able-bodied seaman goes to sea all his life, but he never gets any nearer navigating the ship—and he a white man.
12. Captain Sverdrup, who accompanied him across Greenland, goes as navigating officer of the “Fram.”
13. The first navigating pithecanthrope built nearly as well with his log and bush.
14. A boat, even of the lightest draught, navigating behind the islands must choose its moment for passing these.
15. He posed as a consummate seaman, used to navigating the seas and grown gray in the study of hydraulic problems.