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In effect, they are navigating an economy in crisis without much of a rulebook.

Customers are navigating more easily.

But assaulting from above is television, which is navigating its own crisis — declining network ratings, the degradation of traditional prime-time formats — and now more than ever is seeing a sure bet in aspiring musicians looking to make a name.

We can decide that right now in Europe, what matters most is navigating the current euro crisis and pick our ranking with that in mind.

In fact, under the current government of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, Haiti is navigating between the Scylla of a paralyzing crisis and the Charybdis of putschism and chaos.

Economy Minister Philipp Rösler said: Germany is navigating stormy waters because of the European sovereign debt crisis and an economic weakening in emerging nations in Asia and Latin America.

I was navigating.

We're navigating Three.

Ian is navigating.

Crisis are in crisis.

JPMorgan Chase, the big bank that seemed to most successfully navigate the 2008 crisis, is a case in point: Now, many of the bank's legal troubles stem from activities outside traditional commercial banking.