Yet Britain's first formal coalition since World War II has functioned surprisingly well, navigating policy differences, putting in place austerity measures and now presiding over modest economic growth.
"José Cabranes was the first guy we found who was like us and actually inside the system, doing well, navigating it — like sailing up a difficult channel and finding a marker light".
Now users can simply swipe left and right to, well, navigate the between their contacts' addresses and previously starred locations.
Wartime experience showed that pilots could aim bombs and torpedoes without assistance from other crewmembers as well navigate with the aid of radio beacons and the development of more-powerful engines meant that faster aircraft no longer needed a rear gunner for self-defense.
"One real surprise was how well they navigated through credit markets in such turmoil," said Deane M. Dray, an analyst at Goldman Sachs.
Consider a recent study by psychologists at Curtin University of Technology in Australia, who found that the level of "all or nothing" thinking predicted how well perfectionists navigated their lives.
Perhaps being in Los Angeles, there was a good showing of Mexican street life inspired designs, all of which did well in look as well as navigating the curves and bumps of the downhill course.
Furthermore, how well you navigate the uncertainty of turning strangers into advocates is actually an excellent predictor of how well you'll manage the ambiguity of the modern workplace.
"They did very well to navigate through the pressures on the underwriting calendar and show a positive trend," said Richard Strauss, an analyst at Goldman , Sachs & Company
It knows the local terrain well, can navigate around a demoralised and deficient security presence, and is able to attack villages with total impunity.
