The approach has leading member states like Britain and France making a renewed effort to navigate deep divisions within the Union over the Middle East peace process, in which the United States' role has long eclipsed that of the Union.
This suggests that many of the deaths may have been the result of boys drowning while either playing in or trying to navigate deep floodwaters.
Aimed at exploring and detecting chemical and biological systems at the depths of the ocean, the teams will be required to navigate vessels deeper than the Grand Canyon, tasked with mapping space five times the size of Paris, by the XPRIZE's measure.
As in, "What did you learn at Sunday school?" S. is just beginning to navigate these deep waters.
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But Ms. Rice cannot teach him how to navigate a deep fracture in his own party, between a business community that wants him to focus on economic integration and conservatives who argue that America has been taken for a ride by Russia and China, and needs to flex its muscles as the world's sole superpower.
And finally, as noted above, the search box is now available throughout the application which will make it easier to find things to watch, even if you've navigated deeper into the content screens.
Digital devices present information in a more multidimensional form giving readers more choices in how to navigate, to dive deeper or jump forward.
President Obama and his economic team are already trying to navigate between the deep popular anger over reckless financial practices and the pragmatic need to coax support from the financial industry for regulations they almost reflexively oppose.
Mr. Cameron, who has navigated deep hostilities to European integration and deep skepticism toward France in his Conservative Party, emphasized the budgetary benefits, saying the agreements would contribute savings of "millions of pounds" to Britain's plan to make deep cuts in its $60 billion defense budget.
