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This article has been published as part of BMC Public Health Volume 11 Supplement 5, 2011: Navigating complexity in public health.

"Francis Maude is not a lobbyist but a strategic adviser, who will be assisting the firm and its clients as they navigate complexities around Brexit," she said.

Led that introduction with powerful visualization tool; important because goal is to help all users navigate complexities of market.

By Sharon Olds In "Lost Empress," Sergio de la Pava creates an interlocking cast of characters navigating the complexities of violence, morality, and inheritance.

Henry's advice and calm voice guided David in navigating the complexities of building large civil construction projects and managing associated financial transactions.

In "Lost Empress," Sergio de la Pava creates an interlocking cast of characters navigating the complexities of violence, morality, and inheritance.

Parry proves to be a lucid and intelligent guide to navigating the complexities of this vast archipelago with its various languages, ethnicities and religions.

But navigating the complexities of travel insurance can be onerous, especially since it's unclear exactly what kind of insurance is needed for what eventuality.

After successfully expanding into new markets and navigating the complexities of winning over foreign customers, European start-ups like SoundCloud and Erply think they're well placed to take advantage.

Even those with good technical qualifications may still have difficulty navigating the complexities of the trust document and being equally impartial to all beneficiaries.

In the past few years, a new cottage industry has emerged to take the work and worry out of navigating the complexities.