verb
To direct
To contrive
To get along
manage implies supervision that involves the personal handling of all details to manage a department; control implies firm direction by regulation or restraint and often connotes complete domination the school board controls the system; conduct implies supervising by using one's executive skill, knowledge, and wisdom to conduct a sales campaign; direct implies less supervision of actual details, but stresses the issuance of general orders or instructions to direct the construction of a dam
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