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In a recent paper, we explore one avenue that companies use to navigate the complexity of disclosure regulation – seeking advice from external securities law experts.
It also shows how an American procurement process set up to help foreign countries navigate the complexity of buying weapons was too slow and unwieldy for wartime needs like Iraq's, prompting the Iraqis to strike out on their own.
And though words like "obsequious" may have been deemed too obscure for the new test, they remain worth learning in order to navigate the complexity of college-level texts and to communicate ideas clearly, as this essay illustrates.
She describes how new technological tools can help employees navigate the complexity of the modern workplace, and outlines the strategies successful companies have used to enhance employee experiences, ensuring they are well positioned to thrive in today's fast-changing environment.
The d.school is "radically interdisciplinary," bringing together students from all seven schools at Stanford to equip them with a common vocabulary that allows them to navigate the complexity of working within diverse teams.
They all must try to navigate the complexity of their identities.
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Their college-age daughters, straddling two cultures, effortlessly navigate the complexities of desi (expatriate Indian) society.
But he added, "He certainly knows how to navigate the complexities of city government".
Consumers have some tools to navigate the complexities of zero-percent financing.
It can help them navigate the complexities of their social world (and their social-media world).
The companies would also have to navigate the complexities of its investor base.
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