To continue to get along; carry on: learning how to manage on my own.
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To direct or conduct business affairs.
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To direct or control the use of; handle: manage a complex machine tool.
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To direct the affairs or interests of: manage a company; an agency that manages performers. See Synonyms at conduct.
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To exert control over: "Managing the news . . . is the oldest game in town” ( James Reston). "A major crisis to be managed loomed on the horizon” ( Time).
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To succeed in accomplishing or achieving, especially with difficulty; contrive or arrange: managed to get a promotion.
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verb
To direct a baseball team.
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To admit of being carried on.
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To achieve one's purpose.
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To direct or carry on business or affairs.
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To direct the professional career of .
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