Politicians are often obliged to steer a course between incompatible interests.

政治家常常被迫在互不相容的利益之间开辟航道。

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He also enjoyed sailing, which may have taught him how to proceed in the face of headwinds, obliquely harnessing the opposing blasts of bankers, politicians and colleagues to steer a forward course.

他也很喜欢航海，航海也许启发他如何逆风而行，斜驭闪避诸多银行业者、政客、同僚的连绵炮火，继续掌舵向前。

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Occasionally you have to steer off course when you see gold shimmering in your periphery.

当看到身边有金子在闪闪发光，你不得不偶尔驶离轨道。

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He gained several more hundredths of a second in the third run Saturday, so with a total lead of almost half a second, Holcomb just needed to steer a solid run on his fourth and final trip down the icy course.

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"We have to steer a course from violence, and away from poverty and inequality, " she declared.

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Plus, they provide their own insights and recommendations to help you steer your course and avoid false starts.

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