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With a gentle correction to the left, without abrupt steering.
Hold the wheel firmly and make a gentle correction to the left, only as needed to maintain course, without jerks or abrupt steering. Reduce speed and increase separation. Be ready to adjust gently if the gust changes or disappears, especially when leaving sheltered areas.
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With a gentle correction to the left, without abrupt steering.
By abruptly steering to the right.
By pulling hard and abruptly to the left.
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