My area of expertise is eating pizza, and that's about it.
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On one hand, though, this just isn't my area of expertise.
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Each had their area of expertise and Gerald's was the engine.
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Honestly, I'm not too sure, it's not my area of expertise.
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Amazon is focusing on its area of expertise: the supply chain.
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Virtually all of the cases involved bankruptcy, her area of expertise.
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Find people that are smarter than you in their area of expertise.
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But this isn't my area of expertise frankly, maybe I'm a fool?
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The firm lists congressional and independent counsel investigations as an area of expertise.
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Maybe it's wise, maybe it isn't — politics is not my area of expertise.
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This area of expertise means that she dilates on something other than herself.
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What outfit coordinates best with one's monster is not my area of expertise.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article misidentified Seth Stoughton's area of expertise.
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Mr de los Reyes's difficulties emphasise the importance of his area of expertise: design.
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"It is a casino atmosphere, in keeping with Trump's area of expertise," he said.
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She asked a series of strong questions focused on product, her area of expertise.
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Although it was not his area of expertise, Dr. Knudson obtained the needed money.
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Not his area of expertise, he replied, and moved on to his next case.
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An easy-to-read book about a complicated family — Attenberg's area of expertise. —T.
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It's an easy-to-read book about a complicated family — Attenberg's area of expertise.
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I was talked over in meetings and had my area of expertise 'mansplained' to me.
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That's where we wanted to start, because that's our area of expertise, our fit expertise.
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Trump was not pleased when Flynn told Trump economics is not his area of expertise.
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"[Sessions] has acknowledged that antitrust is not [an] area of expertise for him," May said.
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"It's not our wheelhouse or area of expertise," Julie said of an apartment like mine.
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Many don't even focus on their area of expertise until their third or fourth tour.
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That question from a senior colleague on his area of expertise, directed to someone else?
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"And that became my area of expertise, which nobody else was too interested in," she said.
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Notably, not a single episode of Getting Curious focuses on grooming, Van Ness' area of expertise.
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That makes sense, given that his area of expertise centers on exploiting the way games work.
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Information about many therapists' approach, background, and area of expertise, and cost are usually accessible online.
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I surround myself with people smarter than me and tremendously skilled in their area of expertise.
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Given my area of expertise I would never attempt to do neurosurgery without a few tips.
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He remains eager to get back in the classroom and refocus on his area of expertise.
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Following the group work, the individual students then guide discussions on their individual area of expertise.
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Our impression from some conversations with them was that that was not their area of expertise.
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When you're the most knowledgeable person in your area of expertise, doors will open for you.
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Each of the new players — some younger, some older — seems to have an area of expertise.
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Such an action would strike fear into all government employees, regardless of their area of expertise.
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Korver scored 13 points but made only 2 of 6 3-point attempts, his area of expertise.
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But the practice of law is one area of expertise that has remained stubbornly resistant to disruption.
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But Google's primary revenue stream and area of expertise is advertising sales related to its search business.
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How did you think ... because you had talked about this is not in your area of expertise.
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They serve food that you don't even think twice about ordering because it's their area of expertise.
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Mr. Carmean, whose primary area of expertise was European and American modernism, worked at several national museums.
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"When you get into the contraception and abortifacients, that's clearly not my area of expertise," he said.
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Each chapter will decide on an area of expertise in technology delivered to refugees: housing, integration, education.
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On one deal, I was the main consultant since it was in my area of expertise, software.
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After he mansplains to me my own area of expertise, I ask the bartender for my tab.
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The title will be divided into five sections based on each of the cast members' area of expertise.
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As in any fantasy novel, each clan has cordoned off a particular industry as its area of expertise.
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"Whatever your talent or area of expertise, it can probably be relevant in the tech industry," Bell says.
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"I never imagined I'd get involved with something this, this is not my area of expertise," he added.
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"The Met's a big, complicated place, and Max's area of expertise overlaps with mine quite considerably," he said.
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Each has a different area of expertise, from test prep to essay writing, financial aid and learning differences.
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Morrison joined the administration last August and is widely considered a hardliner on nuclear policy -- his area of expertise.
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My focus as the volume's editor was on Trump's dangerousness because of my area of expertise in violence prevention.
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Judges, of course, are often asked to weigh in on complicated matters that are beyond their area of expertise.
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Ask yourself what you have to do to become the name people think of for your area of expertise.
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Geico's rationale: Owning and operating data centers and servers is both expensive and outside its core area of expertise.
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Her area of expertise is the relatively new field of exoplanets: planets that orbit stars other than our sun.
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Professional money managers care about big business and medium business, but small business is outside their area of expertise.
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An artifact—a green glow—was taken by scientists working outside their area of expertise to be a phenomenon.
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By contrast, I am not at all happy to discuss gender, which is not remotely my area of expertise.
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Karamo Brown was not present, but his area of expertise -- culture -- was very much on his co-hosts' minds.
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You might want to and some of them are probably qualified to, but that's not your primary area of expertise.
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If you are already employing a financial adviser, however, this is one area of expertise you should tap in to.
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One can argue that Trump is not a physician or a medical professional and that's not his area of expertise.
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Have intelligent questions prepared for the interviewer that touches on areas that pertain to their area of expertise and interest.
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"There are so many self-publishing mechanisms that you can show your opinion in your area of expertise," said Andrews.
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Which coincided with my colleague asking me to provide the crucial information the client needed from my area of expertise.
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While she oversees all types of genres — including pop, jazz, folk and rock — classical music is her area of expertise.
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"With this letter we're inviting museum officials and archaeologists and anthropologists to demonstrate leadership within their area of expertise," Economopoulos added.
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He's also worked internationally, an important area of expertise as Apple deals with content challenges in big markets such as China.
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Don't hesitate to attend industry conferences or other events for people in your area of expertise (for example, bankers in entertainment).
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Regardless of their area of expertise, trainees will get to work on various Adidas brands, from Style to Performance and Originals.
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"This article was outside of this contributor's specific area of expertise, and has since been removed," said Forbes, after significant backlash.
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Though most animation houses zero in on one area of expertise, HouseSpecial makes it a point to specialize in multiple mediums.
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For instance, have them describe something they find complex (preferably in their area of expertise) in as simple terms as possible.
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For Tony Hawk, it was working on a business that he wasn&apost passionate about and outside his area of expertise.
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Foreign policy has long been Graham's area of expertise; he spent many years traveling to international hot spots with Arizona Sen.
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Coates has countered that he does not write about these other issues because they are simply not his area of expertise.
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We very almost never get applications from pregnant people, the lives of unborn children being outside the Arts Council's area of expertise.
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As pandemic-inflected thoughts flicker toward survival skills, one can argue which adolescent area of expertise is more useful in the moment.
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If a role in [your area of expertise] does opens up, I would appreciate you keeping me in mind for the position.
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Extra Bases Mike Ford was a history major at Princeton University, but the annals of baseball were not his area of expertise.
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We were way outside our area of expertise, and I wasn't willing to dive in and learn everything about this new industry.
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Doctors used to know everything (at least in their area of expertise) and do everything themselves; those days are over, says Gawande.
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" Flynn reportedly "told Trump he didn't know, that it wasn't his area of expertise, that, perhaps, Trump should ask an economist instead.
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Big, expensive cameras are much more in line with Red's traditional area of expertise than smartphones, so maybe this thing has a chance.
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Gorka, whose nominal area of expertise is terrorism, has taken a consistently hawkish tone on North Korea in his many recent media appearances.
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Critics of the ECB's credit-buying programme say that it is too risky for a central bank and outside its area of expertise.
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"My kids are going to be so jealous," said Aena Drone, 252, whose area of expertise on the panel is the Orlando park.
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Recognizing that the pursuit of stress-altered cells was well outside his area of expertise, he hoped to hire someone who could help.
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Once she identified those folks, she would reach out to them individually and ask them for specific advice in their area of expertise.
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Advertising isn't my area of expertise, nor is economics, and for the time being I can't offer a picture of a better path forward.
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Area of Expertise is a column on niche interests, personal passions, and other things we might know or care a little too much about.
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"They basically spend the rest of their careers doing stuff in connection with their nation of expertise or their area of expertise," he said.
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Start a blog where you write about things you are interested in and know about to show off your knowledge and area of expertise.
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DAVID FABER: It's going to have an impact, I mean, for energy, but also real estate, your old area of expertise, I would think.
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To a degree, the value of such forgetting is self-evident, and when people re-engage an area of expertise, they have more perspective.
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If one shifts, therefore, to impeachment based on obstruction of justice, we move from the law to politics, which is not my area of expertise.
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When Beckworth asked Fong "why didn't we have an opioid crisis in 1994," Johnson & Johnson's Yoder objected, saying it was outside Fong's area of expertise.
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A professor of political science and communication at the University of Illinois, Althaus&apos area of expertise is political opinion and news coverage of war.
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Levine also shared that the most profound thing he learned on the show came early on, when he realized he had an area of expertise.
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On this day we congratulate Nate Silver, who has discovered that it is frustrating when a man explains your own area of expertise to you.
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But in certain instances, like the case involving MetLife and the oversight council, should there be a special court, perhaps with an area of expertise?
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This is my area of expertise and I'm optimistic that we can help him, but, unfortunately, your son doesn't have a lot of other options.
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His area of expertise is classical Chinese philosophy, and yet he's become well known as a critic of the current wellness movement and dietary trends.
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"Their area of expertise is changing constantly," said Rodia Valladares, the project architect from Studio Gang, who led a recent tour of the construction site.
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"We know our area of expertise," said Leah Nichaman, founder and president of Everyday Money Management in Rockville, Maryland, and a past president of the association.
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Given his long experience in business, the tax code is also closer to the President's area of expertise than the intricacies of the health insurance industry.
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Sherwin, whose area of expertise is in food and beverage studies, predicted the Korean drink makgeolli will be gracing many restaurant and bar menus in 2020.
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Titled QUEER EYE: Love Yourself, Love Your Life and available on November 13, it will contain five sections, one for each cast member's area of expertise.
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After several years in practice, however, I needed something more, something outside of work that would still be tied to my area of expertise: urodynamic testing.
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Though sports psychology is not necessarily her area of expertise, her medical studies have given her a new perspective on how to handle the game mentally.
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The next morning my husband mentions something akin to this being my area of expertise (even though it's not) and never brings up the tracker again.
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You have to give the officer props for having the courage to go up against the hellspawn, since this is really animal control's area of expertise.
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And, although it wasn't my area of expertise, this is really an important case about the balance between freedom of the press versus the right of privacy.
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Frost: Let's dive straight in to your area of expertise on the consumer because the last set of results—blowout loan growth, despite relatively muted economic environment.
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MetaMind's area of expertise is deep learning, the subset of artificial intelligence focused on data processing that is en vogue with Google, Facebook and other tech companies.
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Anything connected to an employee's area of expertise is unlikely to be allowed under federal rules, which require approval for jobs that could conflict with government work.
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Our team at Art Prof has designed eight visual arts projects, each based on some aspect of The New York Times and our own area of expertise.
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Once you've invested your $100 in developing skills that make you an expert, you can build a coaching, consulting or mentoring business in your area of expertise.
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Each panelist has some kind of area of expertise: Disneyland in California, Disney World in Florida, Disney Vacation Clubs across the country or the Disney Cruise Line.
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Yet in a country where more than 20 percent of job contracts are temporary, he was never able to find permanent work in his area of expertise.
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While we await this beautiful moment, let us take a few minutes to remember when Tyson strayed from his area of expertise to answer our silliest Snapchat questions.
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Mr. Hastings said it best on an October earnings call when he talked about the flurry of new entrants into his area of expertise: "The game is on."
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But her emails to Podesta mostly involve advice about political tactics and messaging rather than policy, including advice about areas well beyond her area of expertise, health care policy.
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With regard to question (3), the CIA would be hard put to provide an answer, because analysis of election results is not anywhere close to its area of expertise.
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"Sorry to disappoint those of you who were hoping to attend this 'cat pyjama-jam' party, but such an event falls well outside our area of expertise," Sundwall said.
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His book's subject lies well outside his area of expertise (Drezner is a professor of international politics), but he obviously relishes his ability to reach an audience beyond academia.
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We have great in-house resources in terms of child development, but when there's a particular area of expertise, like autism, we want to make sure we're tapping those experts.
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Lindstrøm's area of expertise is space disco, the subgenre that blends the dancefloor dynamics of disco, Italo, and early house with the expansiveness and futuristic bent of Krautrock and prog.
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"If I as an art student didn't know about it, and this affects my area of expertise, then not many students outside of the art scene were aware," she said.
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The company says creators can set up a portfolio highlighting their area of expertise, and advertisers will be able to search and find creators to collaborate with on branded content campaigns.
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The inevitable imperfections of social media platforms' misinformation nets has given rise to a whole new class of online creator: the scientist-influencer debunking false information in their area of expertise.
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We also counted four guitar credits for the charmingly scrappy Philly singer-songwriter Alex G; his music isn't exactly THUMP's in area of expertise, though we're happy for the dude nonetheless.
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When you are a fabricator on a film, the roles tend to be much more specialized and you dive deep within one focused area of expertise, such as costumes or mold making.
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"It's our area of expertise," Kenneth Ng, 27, tells CNBC Make It. Mitchell and Kenneth, both 24, are medical students and most of Thessalus' investors and advisors are physicians or healthcare investors.
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The veteran sports bettor stepped out of his area of expertise in baseball and football to place his first ever mixed martial arts bet: $210,2000 on a promising underdog named Holly Holm.
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Ms. Shalala's chief area of expertise is health care; last year, the district had the highest number of Affordable Care Act enrollees in the country — 96,300, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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She is in her final year of studying criminology, and, having been in prison on drug-related charges, says the treatment of black women in the CJS is her area of expertise.
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Cognitive scientist Lindsey Richland, for instance, argues that to build concepts, to solve problems, to engage in any sort of critical thought, people need to grapple with patterns within an area of expertise.
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Each VA must have more than seven years' experience in their area of expertise, from bookkeeping, executive administration and project management to email marketing, social media, content marketing, WordPress assistance and customer service.
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Lawyers are currently in high demand across all industries, and those with a specific area of expertise are commanding a particularly lucrative rate — rocketing this profession to the second-highest spot this year.
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Kudlow, the former CNBC host, seemingly has the job of trying to talk the markets back up, even if he has to make claims about the coronavirus far outside his area of expertise.
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This is an early example of what would become a hallmark of Peterson's approach as a public intellectual — taking inflammatory, somewhat misinformed stances on issues of public concern outside his area of expertise.
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Soft particles are the area of expertise of Andrew Strominger of Harvard University, one of Dr Hawking's co-authors on the causal-determinism-rescuing paper, to be published next week in Physical Review Letters.
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"We are the ones that woke up the AI world here again," Rometty said, stressing the distinction between AI that consumers see and use and IBM's AI area of expertise, business-oriented AI programs.
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Consider what she started with: After the first couple of weeks of training, I chose to join the team that worked on my area of expertise, and this is where things started getting weird.
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You set up a profile based on your area of expertise — it's open to writers, programmers and developers, administrative support workers, translators, financial professionals, marketers and more — and then browse available jobs and postings.
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And indeed, this sentiment is growing in the United States, with some scientists feeling the need to become all-around "science advocates," even if it means stepping a bit outside one's own area of expertise.
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But while we've come to accept that most of our lives are controlled by Jeff Bezos and Jeff Bezos only, there is one area of expertise that he hasn't quite gotten a grasp on... yet.
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All four companies, one with experience navigating the Apollo missions to the Moon, will contribute their personal area of expertise in order to design, build, and launch a spacecraft that can land on lunar soil.
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The second interpretation of Apple's tactic is simply that, as the firm stops growing, it will become increasingly tempted by speculative bets on things that are only tangentially related to its core area of expertise.
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But as the Republican race has increasingly been characterized by caustic exchanges and name-calling, it has moved into an area of expertise with which our fellow New Yorker, Donald J. Trump, is no stranger.
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"Take the time to learn about a new area of expertise — preferably one not affected by COVID-19, and one that pays well is a great idea," she suggested to fellow freelancers in similar positions.
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The return to his area of expertise on Thursday allows Biden to shift the focus of his campaign to a comfortable place and enables him to frame the contest as one between himself and Trump.
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I think the valuations to date have been problematic, which does not mean that if there's a reset coming that businesses that kind of fit our area of expertise could come into range for us.
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If I have constant clients and something like this gets dropped on me, how am I supposed to stray away from what I'm doing and take care of something that's really not my area of expertise?
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Therefore, when it comes to important areas of their lives that are outside their own area of expertise, they seek out advice from experts who have similarly dedicated their professional careers to a particular subject area.
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Other than Best Picture, which is a free-for-all, only individuals within a certain area of expertise get to nominate their colleagues; directors nominate directors, for example, while actors all nominate for the acting categories.
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As a senator from a state with a large population of older Americans, Mr. McCain has long involved himself in health policy, although the fine points are far from his chief area of expertise, military affairs.
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Consequently, when I asked video game librarians what advice they might pass on to habeas corpus attorneys trying to select PS3 games to donate to the Detainee Library, many hesitated, because it wasn't their area of expertise.
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It calls to mind another aphorism from Keynes about economists being at their best as "humble, competent people on a level with dentists", using their technical skill to solve pressing problems within a limited area of expertise.
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"The partnership and AMI (Area of Mutual Interest agreement) with CNOOC UK dramatically enhances FAR's ability to acquire new assets in our core strategic geographic area of expertise," FAR Managing Director Cath Norman said in a statement.
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This area of expertise mixing polling and strategy is so important that it even has its own class at Harvard, taught by government professor Stephen Ansolabehere and Mark Penn, who was White House pollster for six years.
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That way, one of Expa's five partners — Mr. Camp, Mr. Radfar, Naveen Selvadurai, Roberto Sanabria and Milun Tesovic — can devote personal attention and resources to the founders on a project, based on their particular area of expertise.
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Jason Furman, a former top economic adviser to President Barack Obama, warned that Cfius was moving beyond its area of expertise by making broad assertions about national security and that such protectionist behavior could stunt global investment.
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That said, spectrum disorders are not my area of expertise, so a parent who wants to know more about how to positively use tablets for these areas should discuss this with their physician or therapist for recommendations.
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Shadow cabinet secretaries would likely be senior congressional committee members within each area of expertise, but the party caucus could reach out to state governors or private citizens with extraordinary expertise to be a party shadow secretary.
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I think there is still a lot of work to be done in that scope... [It's] not my area of expertise [but] I think it's extremely important to look at those questions for the trans and queer community.
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I was initially brought in to consult with Ross on a technical matter within my limited area of expertise, then somehow found myself sucked into his gnarly world of biffs, CODs and Ninas (also borrowed from my world).
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That became an area of expertise for him, not just in relation to Chile but to any country — Argentina, South Africa, Panama — that faced the challenge of restoring order and justice after a period of war or oppression.
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In the wake of the outcry, Ruger issued a statement Tuesday saying that Wax would no longer teach mandatory first-year classes at the law school but would continue to teach elective courses in her area of expertise.
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The Australian minister for home affairs did not respond to requests for comment, and deradicalization and trauma programs contacted by The New York Times said that working with children in this situation was not their area of expertise.
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He also raised hackles by warning in a speech against "anyone imposing a particular view or ideology because of their power," a remark that was viewed as stepping outside his area of expertise and into the realm of politics.
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If you do not have a specific area of expertise that makes you comfortable about investing — and that would make you like many Americans — investing in broadly diversified funds, including index mutual funds and ETFs, is a good option.
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"People seem to have a preference for female voices when the role of the AI is more supportive and to assist or help someone, while they associate male voices with an authoritative tone or an area of expertise," Carpenter said.
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Eurasia Group's social-media analysis—which combines volume-based and linguistic sentiment analysis—finds that Mr Macron has not been able to communicate his economic policies in a coherent or compelling narrative, despite it being his original area of expertise.
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Here's Gordon's on-the-record account of what happened there (given to One America News Network): GORDON: At that meeting, everybody had a chance to brief Mr. Trump for about 5 minutes on a topic within their area of expertise.
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If you're nervous about starting a new creative project, use the store as a resource — one of the best things about small businesses is that those who work at them are almost always extremely passionate about their area of expertise.
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He's a senior at Bailey, a boarding school for smart and troubled kids, and he's a favored pet of Mr. LaVerdere, the charismatic teacher whose area of expertise never quite becomes clear (… philosophy … maybe?), and who runs the school's honor society.
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After Bob retired from the FBI and landed a job at one of the big firms, I hired him as a consultant to help me with specific investigations in his area of expertise, as his knowledge and instincts made him invaluable.
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I started talking to people — acquaintances who I thought might be interested in hiring me as well as potential clients I found through Facebook groups — about how I could help them while answering their questions about my area of expertise.
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Sallie Krawcheck demonstrated that you may be a seasoned, award-winning executive with more than 20 years leading multinational banks with tens of thousands of employees, but even when you're speaking from your area of expertise, you'll still get mansplained.
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Both Isaacs and Levin agree that one of the biggest benefits for using video games in the classroom is that, in many cases, it provides opportunities for students to demonstrate an area of expertise that they'd so rarely get to use in school.
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Those stories are written by correspondents who don't have a news-driven schedule to meet, and thus can take the time they need to develop an area of expertise and learn to recognize and describe the truly influential developments of our time.
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Levine, who is currently fighting it out with coaches Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson, and Jennifer Hudson to create his perfect Voice team, says the most profound thing he learned on the show came early on, when he realized he had an area of expertise.
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"Sorry to disappoint those of you who were hoping to attend this 'cat pajama-jam' party, but such an event falls well outside our area of expertise," U.S. Mission to Australia public affairs counsellor Gavin Sundwall wrote in a subsequent email two days later.
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The extra stimulation felt good on my thighs and hand while jerking off, and I imagine that vibration slamming against sensitive lady parts would add a jolt to an encounter between a P and a V, but that is beyond my area of expertise.
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With Facebook drawing attention for its data practices and use of personal information to make money, Ms. Oluwole, 34, and her particular area of expertise — how to employ user's data profiles for targeted advertising on Facebook and Instagram — have been encountering increased public scrutiny and pressure.
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That's a dynamic I've encountered in my own reporting again and again: Women I interview are much more cautious about hewing closely to their own research and area of expertise, and much more likely to insist on speaking off the record when making a controversial or critical argument.
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The advances they've made frankly lie outside my area of expertise, so I won't attempt to characterize them too closely, except that it solves the interference issues and uses a frequency modulated continuous wave technique, which lets it measure velocity as well as distance (Blackmore does this as well).
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"Through this experience, I not only was able to open doors into industries that I had no access to before like venture capital, but also [into] a cohort of amazing fellow students that I can turn to whenever I am confronted with issues that are outside my area of expertise."
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"To be honest with you, we just fundamentally believed that he would have some really great insights about the Tour just based on his own experiences," Keyes said, explaining that this wasn't the first time a disgraced figure returned to the spotlight to speak publicly about an area of expertise.
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" "If this were some calculated, inauthentic move to position herself for 2020, it's a strange tactic to take, in pursuit of her party's nomination," Reeher said, adding that Gillibrand has been "staking out this area of expertise and interest for many years and has built much of her Senate career around it.
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" This tremendous sense of physical and mental slo-mo lasted for approximately two-and-a-half hours, during which time an expert from Cornell's Mycology center responded to an email I had sent saying my inquiries for an explanation were "beyond her area of expertise," which I took as a polite, "You are ridiculous, get some hobbies.
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WHAT DO YOU THINK THE REMEDIES ARE TO MAKE SURE THAT START-UPS CAN COMPETE AGAINST A FACEBOOK SPIEGEL: YOU KNOW, THAT'S NOT MY AREA OF EXPERTISE SO IT'S HARD TO SAY WHAT THE REMEDIES WOULD BE BUT I THINK A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE VERY FOCUSED ON FIGURING THAT OUT PROBABLY LESS OF A QUESTION OF REGULATION AND NOW MORE A QUESTION OF IMPLEMENTATION AND WE SHOULD LEAVE THAT TO THE EXPERTS.
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Sen. Pat ToomeyPatrick (Pat) Joseph ToomeyNSA improperly collected US phone records in October, new documents show Overnight Defense: Pick for South Korean envoy splits with Trump on nuclear threat | McCain blasts move to suspend Korean military exercises | White House defends Trump salute of North Korean general WH backpedals on Trump's 'due process' remark on guns MORE (R-Pa.) on Monday said stories of migrant families being separated at the U.S. border had been "exaggerated," but walked the claim back moments later to admit it wasn't his area of expertise.
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"Kraft's intentions, and it may not be in our space, we do sense that the fact that it was ready to offer $143 billion for a company which it may have seen as offering untapped opportunity, despite having more than half of its revenue base outside its area of expertise and footprint, suggests that all European Food & HPC (home and personal care) players with a margin below 20 percent, and a market cap below $140 billion with no controlling shareholder, could feel the urgency to work on their portfolio and/or cost structure to avoid an unsolicited offer," read the Citi note.
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