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Urban Bicycling, The wheels of fortune continued to turn in favour of the bicycle in 2015 even as proponents of cycling continued to navigate a complex array of political, cultural, and infrastructural issues.

This meant each animal had to navigate a complex web of friendships, hierarchies and rivalries.

The internationally negotiated pact has had to navigate a complex labyrinth of Iranian politics.

These are greater when dealing with sensitive topics and vulnerable groups and therefore researchers must navigate a range of complex issues and make choices in relation to practical, ethical and philosophical concerns.

Lawyers must navigate a complex legal landscape governing the admissibility of this kind of electronic evidence.

That leaves them navigating a complex situation in which they have to decide, issue by issue, whether to shake hands with the company or to slap it.

Informal carers of persons with dementia must navigate a complex and fragmented healthcare system.

"Charities navigate a complex tax environment.

Serbia will have to navigate a series of difficult issues as part of its application.

We are going to want and need innovative and empathic scientists and doctors, political leaders who can navigate the complex geopolitical issues of our day, and creative business leaders who will help our economy stay strong.

And then there is India Robinson, a senior who has never performed in a musical before, but who is navigating the complex identity issues of playing the character of Anna with real power and grace.