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It is inconceivable that, given time, a trade which was well and truly established by the time the Observer became the country's first Sunday newspaper in 1791 should not successfully navigate the difficulties that face our own industry and the national economy.

One way for business leaders to navigate the difficulties is to embrace tolerance.

Pacman should navigate the maze successfully.

For the listed players Paddy Power, Ladbrokes and William Hill navigating the tournament successfully can make or break their financial year.

Even if David Cameron navigates the issue successfully, some in his party will regard a yes vote as a betrayal.

She said she was determined to navigate the immigration system successfully.

Their shared children are now adults, navigating the world rather successfully themselves.

Recruiters have current knowledge of what foreign-trained HHR need to navigate the multiple systems successfully.

All of them, Canadians excluded, have successfully navigated the "long slog".

Tom Baldwin successfully navigated the News International labyrinth while working as an overtly Labour-supporting senior political correspondent for the Times.

He successfully navigated the game, in which he gave a full debut to David Beckham, but had already upset his predecessor.