See her tween version navigate the pitfalls of grade school.
It may be exploitative, but at least they understand how to navigate its pitfalls.
If he can navigate legal pitfalls while appearing contrite, he could flourish before a typically forgiving audience.
Jackie dispensed crucial advice about how to navigate sartorial pitfalls, deal with spots and heartache, and make yourself irresistible to boys.
Her response was to set up a support network to help first-time entrepreneurs in Scotland to navigate the pitfalls of starting a business.
"I'm seeing more of it, and it's fraught with peril," said Paul Sessions, director of the Center for Family Business at the University of New Haven, who helps families navigate the pitfalls.
Around eight flat dumbbell presses at the gym is the answer according to a new infographic aiming to help people navigate the pitfalls of excess and emphasies that moderation is the key to staying healthy.
Anger is understandable if one of your favourite old games is a bust as a freemium remake, and the plentiful constructive criticism of Dungeon Keeper will play a valuable role in helping all developers learn how to navigate the pitfalls (or spiked pits) of the new business model.
Taking first place in DC, with a "war room" webapp to help startups, lawyers, and patent trolls navigate the pitfalls of a patent dispute, while staying organized, communicative, and ultimately saving time and money, give it up for Lithosphere Software and their product, PatDek!
To help black drivers navigate these pitfalls, African-American writers produced a number of guides to provide advice on traveling.
A contemporary of Coates's idol Baldwin, who also spent a significant period of his life in Paris, Himes wrote widely about how negro men could navigate the pitfalls of whiteness in novels such as The Third Generation and Pinktoes.
