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pilot into

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pilot something into something and pilot something in
to steer or guide something into something. (Usually refers to steering a ship.) We need to signal for a pilot to pilot our ship into the harbor. Fred piloted in the freighter.
See also: pilot


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s training program will probably land any pilot into the a very good position within a big airline company or a scheduled airfreight operator in just 14 months.
Pilot's competitive technologies, coupled with the market need for business analytics, will continue to push Pilot into a leadership position in the business analytics market.
 
 
 
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