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The word pilot is a verb, a noun, or an adjective; not an adverb. Example uses:
Verb: They hire someone with experience to pilot the ship through the canal.
Noun: The pilot of the plane made the difficult landing look easy.
Adjective: It was so successful as a pilot project that it became established procedure.
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