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It's solving a crossword puzzle, assembling some furniture, navigating a tricky family situation.

AMNA NAWAZ: Joel, how did Davis or Keffe D's defense team navigate that, handle everything he had to say about this murder?

And when AIs learn, they're using the tools of calculus to navigate vast landscapes of possibilities with billions of dimensions.

Many intoxicated people can perform complex tasks like holding a detailed conversation or navigating a walk home.

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But it's too risky to track a seven-tonne musth elephant on foot in thick brush, so the team must navigate their way in by jeep.

And that experience was an unexpected and certainly not wished-for opportunity to practice the very serendipity mindset framework that I had been working on, and that can help us navigate those kinds of situations.

STEPHANIE SY: For more than a week, crews have crawled through harrowing, tight spaces underground, looking and listening for any signs of life in the system of a dozen massive hydropower tunnels and navigating around tons of water and debris.