But individual members of Congress are not knowledgeable about policy and are not equipped to become knowledgeable, and becoming knowledgeable is not a good way to shift into a leadership position.
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" Finally, instead of saying, "I'm knowledgeable about the financial market," say, "I'm highly knowledgeable about the financial market.
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In contrast, men are viewed as knowledgeable about their bodies — at least knowledgeable enough to know when they've had an orgasm.
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But it is an extraordinarily difficult job because you have to be very – you have to plenty knowledgeable about, enormously knowledgeable about the system.
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"If you're reasonably knowledgeable about cars or motorcycles and you like something, chances are other reasonably knowledgeable people will like it for the same reasons you do," Leno says.
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My therapist was exceptional — warm, knowledgeable, and very professional.
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The fans are as knowledgeable as any in the league.
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My shows began attracting many knowledgeable clients, including Dorothy Miller.
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"Reince has never been a staffer," says one knowledgeable source.
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Ask a million questions, consult knowledgeable pals, and go slow.
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We've cultivated hobbies and become knowledgeable about our specific interests.
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He's probably the most knowledgeable sports guy I've ever met.
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They know nothing about it and they're not as knowledgeable.
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After all, compared to a specialist, they seem less knowledgeable.
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Hillary Clinton was knowledgeable, unflappable and — dare we say it?
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They are the perfect couple: extroverted, knowledgeable, and extremely sporadic.
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"Old females are very knowledgeable, they know best," he said.
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I'm not a highly sophisticated curator or knowledgeable art historian.
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They are knowledgeable, witty and always excited to be there!
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Even the most knowledgeable of us have trouble with it.
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He is a genius with shoes — caring, knowledgeable and experienced.
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She wanted someone knowledgeable to support her through the process.
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And just relationships mostly , really strong relationships with knowledgeable people.
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Had some knowledgeable intimate of Trump's told me on Nov.
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Put yourself in rooms where you're the least knowledgeable person.
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I am not a knowledgeable or regular viewer of opera.
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She's one of the most (if not the most) credentialed, knowledgeable,
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Hence Detour, which provides detailed, guided walking tours from knowledgeable locals.
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And folks who use eBird are generally somewhat knowledgeable about birds.
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Paul is a delightful, extremely knowledgeable and passionate teacher and guide.
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My biggest takeaway was how knowledgeable and sharp the staff were.
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Clearly, McMaster is a smart man who's knowledgeable about the world.
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That is an excellent fishing ground for knowledgeable emerging market investors.
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One must also find a knowledgeable person to refine the device.
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We need a knowledgeable leader with creative ideas at the wheel.
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Then we pretend that we're, like, way knowledgeable about LV history.
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Want to be the most knowledgeable one at your viewing party?
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" "He's a policy wonk; he's very knowledgeable on the policy issues.
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"He feels much more knowledgeable on the topic today," Cohn said.
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" That led descriptions of Clinton with phrases like "shady but knowledgeable.
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To say Furman is knowledgeable about liquor would be an understatement.
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But maybe you, the very knowledgeable listener, can take a guess.
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If you're knowledgeable enough, you can figure out cause and effect.
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He was also a very intelligent and knowledgeable basketball person, too.
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She was so able, so good at her craft, so knowledgeable.
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It might actually end up being someone smart, knowledgeable and honest.
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The knowledgeable staff can help shoppers navigate through the overwhelming assortment.
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You have to be knowledgeable if you're pitching comics to people.
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She's one of the most accomplished, knowledgeable chefs in the country.
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The investigation was exhaustive and included the most knowledgeable primary sources.
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"She seemed so amazingly mature and knowledgeable to me," Gilmore said.
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They are knowledgeable on issues like well-being, fertility and parenting.
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"I thought, wow, this guy's super smart, super knowledgeable," Dunphy said.
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Knowledgeable observers, however, are skeptical that the investigations can proceed unimpeded.
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Putin is theological and cynical, disciplined and calculating, experienced and knowledgeable.
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Are you already knowledgeable about certain companies, industries, or investment types?
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Bring these items up during the interview to show you're knowledgeable.
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The most knowledgeable in their sample were hardly swayed at all.
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In fact, she said Carpinello is making her more knowledgeable about fitness.
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We have a very experienced, knowledgeable, diverse board all are very supportive.
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Ryan cited two examples of what he considers Trump's knowledgeable Cabinet picks.
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Clinton was cool, prepared, and knowledgeable; Trump was aggressive, brash, and confident.
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Fairly was regarded as a knowledgeable broadcast analyst with a folksy style.
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Like them, he is smart and knowledgeable — but his résumé is thin.
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Get knowledgeable about the roles that will eventually land an Oscar nomination!
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Okay, well Helen, you're the best, you're so knowledgeable, it scares me.
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Sephora has created yet another way to connect with their knowledgeable staff.
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At the same time, any knowledgeable person can identify the genus immediately.
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In an AI world, you have to be knowledgeable about something, right?
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Second, create a team of knowledgeable salespeople that would work on commission.
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Russia's civil society is now more entrenched, more knowledgeable and more skeptical.
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One of the most knowledgeable men and will certainly be missed pic.twitter.
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Of course, all of these knowledgeable folks weren't exactly welcoming to outsiders.
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Is he intelligent and knowledgeable, or just a really good con artist?
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I joined their group to become more knowledgeable about painting and techniques.
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However, as knowledgeable as a teacher can be, no one is omnipotent.
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And I know plenty of smart, knowledgeable people who agree with him.
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Steimel said some knowledgeable collectors at the NintendoAge forum had the answer.
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Voters overall say McConnell is more knowledgeable by 47 to 21 percent.
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We won't always agree, by I admire your courage and knowledgeable advocacy.
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However, millennials are becoming more responsible with, and knowledgeable about, their money.
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In recent years, we have become more knowledgeable about new chemical contaminants.
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Their European counterparts appeared largely more knowledgeable and asked specific, direct questions.
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Talented & knowledgeable, he was a great lawyer, terrific TV talent & caring man.
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It's important to stay knowledgeable about your score by checking it periodically.
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I found her to be knowledgeable and...to care about the issues.
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We used them and found the agent to be very knowledgeable; riversandoceans.com.
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But, come on, Tommy Ramone was incredibly knowledgeable about European art films.
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Mr. Carlucci was cool, experienced and knowledgeable — once more a good fit.
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There are knowledgeable people who say the temperature increase is over estimated.
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Plus, you&aposll become more knowledgeable about yourself and your retirement account.
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Knowledgeable people can debate the best way to deal with this threat.
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Mr. Christie is actually quite entertaining and knowledgeable in his guest appearances.
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But Ueland is widely viewed by Republican leaders as trustworthy and knowledgeable.
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What other airlines do, as you all would understand, I'm not knowledgeable.
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"Everybody was seeing this coming and he seemed very knowledgeable," said Monteyne.
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Is she sufficiently well-informed and knowledgeable concerning domestic and global issues?
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The officer said he was not knowledgeable or capable enough to intervene.
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What the situation demands are knowledgeable, levelheaded people in positions of authority.
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T: But Joe, you've become a knowledgeable collector of work, including Stanley's.
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After news reports about the payments in February 103, Mr. Cohen told lawmakers, the president called and told him to say that Mr. Trump "was not knowledgeable of these reimbursements and he wasn't knowledgeable of" Mr. Cohen's actions.
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Our parents were knowledgeable and had the cash to loan and gift us.
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Alexa is more knowledgeable, opinionated, and conscientious since last year's event, said Limp.
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Identify a trustworthy and knowledgeable divorce attorney, estate planning attorney, and financial advisor.
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He's highly knowledgeable about Jewish law and this was our conversation: Hi, Daddy.
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The reason is that the salespeople are incredibly knowledgeable about their companies' products.
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Even people who are highly knowledgeable about topics can fall prey to it.
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Mr Rubio was fluent and knowledgeable throughout, but that may not be enough.
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Highly knowledgeable about the last hundred years of experimental music, especially in Detroit.
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Service is knowledgeable and attentive, while dishes are well-conceived and thoughtfully executed.
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Caine is regarded as one of the most knowledgeable figures on Northern Ireland.
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They sounded so knowledgeable, pointing it out, because Chumley's never had a sign.
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Garner stars as a knowledgeable doctor in the drama "Dallas Buyers Club" (2013).
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Skills needed: Can negotiate, is knowledgeable about value-based selling and customer service.
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Refinery229 has been urgently seeking to find a merger partner, knowledgeable sources said.
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As a British citizen, however, he was not especially knowledgeable about American politics.
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Or look for a knowledgeable financial advisor, according to a guide from Policygenius.
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His pitch calling — he's way more knowledgeable about hitters than he's given credit.
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We've got to be more knowledgeable on all three aspects of the game.
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We leave that discussion to experts more knowledgeable about Saudi affairs than we.
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The staff are cool and attitude-free, extremely knowledgeable and make training fun.
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He's not knowledgeable/diligent enough to prevent them & he has a subpar team.
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My girlfriend kind of assisted me in this, because she's way more knowledgeable.
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We can point at a person and say they are intelligent or knowledgeable.
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We have the medications and psychological interventions if offered in knowledgeable, humanistic systems.
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Our hope is that he surrounds himself with people who are more knowledgeable.
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This theft occurred over an extended period of time by knowledgeable individual(s).
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Do you think people are more knowledgeable about sex because of the internet?
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The salesclerk who helped me was a rower himself, knowledgeable and well coifed.
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That the official was deeply knowledgeable and highly competent was without any doubt.
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We need guides on this journey — judicious, balanced and knowledgeable commentators, like Auerbach.
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Zuckerberg said they'd be hiring content reviewers who are knowledgeable in multiple languages.
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Curtis, a knowledgeable and determined man, knew exactly how he liked his Indians.
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If people don't think I'm knowledgeable because I've covered different beats, that's understandable.
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There is not a single knowledgeable American negotiator who would support this falsehood.
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We assigned writers who are knowledgeable about the subjects we deemed most important.
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I can no longer trust that the most knowledgeable people are handling it.
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What will stagger the knowledgeable is the confidence with which he presents nonsense.
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Adults are (hopefully) better behaved and more knowledgeable than they were as kids.
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But then he suggested he was knowledgeable about what was in the document.
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Some drinks scream boring idiot, while others make you look polished and knowledgeable.
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People who are somewhat knowledgeable about Florence or the Medicis or something there.
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We think that there are enough sophisticated and knowledgeable people who live in New York City or who spend their working lives here, and who feel the need for a sophisticated and knowledgeable afternoon newspaper, to justify this adventure in journalism.
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Even the most knowledgeable astrologer will draw upon past experiences to inform their readings.
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The guide is friendly and knowledgeable, and speaks Croatian, English, Spanish, and German fluently!
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They may not be the most knowledgeable when it comes to the subject, though.
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The instructor is really knowledgeable, down-to-earth, and practical at the same time.
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If enough of them were knowledgeable and dedicated, they could effectively promote shareholder interests.
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Instead she fell back on a coterie of familiar counsellors less knowledgeable about Brussels.
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Some knowledgeable visitors to the project commented that it looked like a $1B project.
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The car enthusiasts tend to be knowledgeable about automotive history and curious about innovation.
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" Cabello added of her 27-year-old pal , "She's very knowledgeable about that stuff.
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And, by the way, it doesn't make a journalist any more knowledgeable or trustworthy.
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Maybe the experts will be serious, knowledgeable, independent critics rather than handpicked Facebook fans.
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For you were not only a knowledgeable player....but more so a great man!
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He added that the answer is for voters to become knowledgeable about the candidates.
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Both were men of the Enlightenment, knowledgeable in mathematics, science, technology, and the law.
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The kids, by far, are more knowledgeable about this topic than their parents are.
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You surround yourself with dedicated, knowledgeable, experienced people who really care about the mission.
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"But Tom proved right away that he was very engaged and knowledgeable," Cornyn said.
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"He's passionate, funny and very knowledgeable about public issues, from our experience," Waldman said.
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Perhaps even more impactful than being seen as knowledgeable is being seen as trustworthy.
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Politico said it confirmed Epshteyn's involvement with a person knowledgeable of the statement's drafting.
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Employers certainly seek out knowledgeable workers with an interest in learning and sharing information.
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A knowledgeable source told CNN's Jake Tapper that the White House forced Sweeney out.
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And some observers thought Zuckerberg sounded confident and knowledgeable on a recent press call.
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In most cases, a knowledgeable LinkedIn user or moderator will be able to help.
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He sounds knowledgeable and voluble, and ready to take the helm of a team.
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My teacher was the very affable and knowledgeable Georgia-based folk artist Mark Hendry.
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Bolton is smart and knowledgeable, but his hawkish approach also has a track record.
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She's principled and knowledgeable; he's experienced and a politician who knows he better deliver.
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He suggested focusing on a particular issue that you can become deeply knowledgeable about.
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I'm happy with the way everything has turned out and I feel more knowledgeable.
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But they also tend to be less knowledgeable, and more expensive, than internal candidates.
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She wasn't even all that knowledgeable about what she was about to work on.
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His former colleagues describe him as thoughtful, knowledgeable, prepared and funny -- the consummate diplomat.
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There are knowledgeable people in the Civil Service eager to help in this task.
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Bolton built a reputation for being abrasive but knowledgeable, with tremendous powers of recall.
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A few might suggest Dorothea Lange, and the really knowledgeable may offer Henri Cartier-Bresson.
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When that happens, his sales associates steer them to Kraus, since he is more knowledgeable.
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Tillerson is widely regarded as smart, knowledgeable about the world, capable, and friendly to Russia.
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He's super knowledgeable about movie history, and I always enjoy hearing his theories and facts.
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Creating a knowledgeable public requires at least some workable signals that distinguish truth from falsehood.
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As women, it's so important to be very knowledgeable about what other people are making.
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But if you are knowledgeable, you can prepare yourself to avoid some of those risks.
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She's practical, knowledgeable, carefree — even as she hides her cracked porcelain arms under Band-Aids.
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He was such a wonderful person – full of grace, good humour, kindness … and so knowledgeable.
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He's almost as knowledgeable the topic of personal finance as he is on triple lutzes.
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But they often make a different mistake: They assume that everyone else is knowledgeable too.
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Sometimes knowledgeable people are better at cherry-picking information so that it supports their beliefs.
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"He's very aggressive and I don't think he is knowledgeable about this region," she says.
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African-Americans are more knowledgeable and analytical voters, less likely to engage in group think.
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When he asks her, how she's so knowledgeable about the stock market, she coolly replies.
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At the same time, they'll be discreetly knowledgeable about what's going on throughout the group.
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Caliban is highly intelligent, knowledgeable in an uncanny way about the ways of the island.
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Interviewees should also demonstrate that they're knowledgeable about the organization and their work, says Browne.
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If I was choosing the lessons, I'd want kids to be more educated and knowledgeable.
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In spite of her own gastronomic preferences, Clarke is still knowledgeable about what she sells.
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A historian can be much more knowledgeable and there's no right or wrong in that.
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Practitioners and potential patients are more knowledgeable than ever about the range of treatments available.
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Condo board members are volunteers who may not be skilled negotiators or knowledgeable about construction.
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As with any nail service, you want to chose a trusted salon with knowledgeable staff.
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" Because of this, she sees their viewpoint as "more empirical, less epidermic, and more knowledgeable.
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He was an enthusiastic lover of food and wine, very knowledgeable but never a snob.
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Measure carefully and, when in doubt, defer to a knowledgeable sales assistant, Ms. Moss said.
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I feel like George Lucas wasn't as knowledgeable about—or maybe as passionate about—fantasy.
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She has been an invaluable asset to DHS – a steady force and a knowledgeable voice.
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"On the plane we were with specialists ... very knowledgeable doctors and CDC professionals," she said.
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Sometimes insecurity stems from feeling you ought to be knowledgeable when you really don't care.
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While everyone has a least-favorite broadcaster, there is general respect for knowledgeable media analysts.
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Knowledgeable bartenders are silver-tongued when describing nuances of grapefruit, hops, malt, resin and vanilla.
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She has been an invaluable asset to DHS -- a steady force and a knowledgeable voice.
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"Consumers are just so much more knowledgeable about the right way to eat," he said.
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In the campaign it was Paul Manafort, whom the media described as knowledgeable about campaigns.
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But is he knowledgeable enough to handle, say, negotiations with China over the South China Sea?
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"Seek out a qualified investment professional or a certified financial planner who is knowledgeable," Boneparth said.
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For himself as much as for the world, he has good reason to get knowledgeable quickly.
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"Jared realizes that Bannon has the floor on explaining the administration's revolution," says one knowledgeable source.
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In another post, the uber-knowledgeable Gillian Tett at Financial Times talks about the productivity paradox.
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Muscala seems to be knowledgeable enough to pinpoint exactly what he thought was wrong with it.
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The experts are knowledgeable, sure — but Van Ness is the definite star of his own podcast.
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The game is just an artifice with which to vocalize your commentary as a knowledgeable insider.
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Male students consistently identified other male students as more knowledgeable, even over better-performing female students.
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Even knowledgeable immigration hawks think spending $5.7bn on a wall would be a waste of money.
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You need to have discipline, and you need to read, and you need to be knowledgeable.
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On Monday, Clayton laid down a sober and knowledgeable overview of initial coin offerings or ICOs.
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"It's going to be tight," predicted one knowledgeable GOP source about the fate of the vote.
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They look for those things they are knowledgeable about, and this blinds them to all else.
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The public diplomacy officers of the Foreign Service are patriotic, non-partisan, knowledgeable, multilingual, and talented.
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It is safe in the hands of a knowledgeable practitioner, ideally a board-certified plastic surgeon.
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"We were fully equipped, knowledgeable, experienced and perfectly prepared for Sochi like never before," he said.
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It's cool to be knowledgeable, to know what's going on in your country and your world.
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Bossert was generally well respected by cyber security experts, who viewed him as a knowledgeable voice.
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So I'd say the first lesson is becoming more knowledgeable of the business that you're in.
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Since the knowledgeable staff happily provide samples, you should find at least one to your liking.
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He has failed to cement Republican support and raise his game to a mature, knowledgeable level.
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For the establishment: No candidate this election cycle was more poised, knowledgeable or eloquent than Fiorina.
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A very smart programmer who worked for a startup, she was also very knowledgeable about drugs.
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From the moment you arrive, they are attentive without being obsequious and are knowledgeable and warm.
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Okay, it doesn't have to be a panoply of knowledgeable people; how about even a handful?
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"[They are] so much more knowledgeable, so much more practiced in the art of starting up".
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The good thing is that literally anybody can be an inspiring, knowledgeable person — yes, even you.
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" — Marc Leblanc, Canada, Sales, Anomali "Knowledgeable of the law, but also of what terms are market.
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Okay, so I am by no stretch of the imagination someone who is knowledgeable about fashion.
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Many of the investors, the court ruling suggests, were not knowledgeable about what they were buying.
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With so many critical issues facing music makers, creators are more knowledgeable and engaged than ever.
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For example, baseball's byzantine rules and style of play are perfect for a knowledgeable camera operator.
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Remember that if you're a knowledgeable and hardworking professional, you'll probably find another role soon enough.
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He spoke confidently about foreign policy, a subject area in which he is fluent and knowledgeable.
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We want to be sure that knowledgeable people are looking at something that is academically correct.
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They are knowledgeable enough, and experienced enough with ETFs, to understand the right way to invest.
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This means the early humans were knowledgeable about the animals' life cycles and where they lived.
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The two sources added Trump's team considers Ayotte competent, knowledgeable and a likely swift Senate confirmation.
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I think having a big food allergy as a child, you become more knowledgeable about food.
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"We have discussed broader questions of housing policy, though, and he seems pretty knowledgeable," he added.
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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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Her tastes have changed since I've become a little more knowledgeable, and more involved with art.
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"They seem to be more conservative and less knowledgeable [about investing] than Generation X," he said.
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We have knowledgeable teams of professionals caring for families that feel supported in their recovery journeys.
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The motivation for the attack, if the attackers were as knowledgeable as they seem, is puzzling.
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"He seemed like a very knowledgeable guy to me," said Giuliani, when asked about Volker's departure.
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You should also consider seeking the advice or support of a professional, or knowledgeable family member.
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Ask knowledgeable Russians this question, and you are likely to hear about the politics of succession.
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Ask knowledgeable Russians this question, and you are likely to hear about the politics of succession.
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Despite his achievements and obvious aptitude, George worries that he's not knowledgeable enough to lead effectively.
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One of the biggest findings in all this data: Voters aren't all that knowledgeable about politics.
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"The fact that it's someone as knowledgeable and qualified as Victor Cha should give everyone pause."
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"Queer people need safe spaces, knowledgeable people, and members of their own communities," Yarbrough told me.
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This is where I come in, nestled at the intersection of the naive and the knowledgeable.
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As a master of the medium, he knows that TV is not kind to those who are not in control -- and on a debate stage with a skilled and knowledgeable moderator and an arguably even more skilled and knowledgeable opponent, he would definitely not be in control.
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"Become knowledgeable about your company's benefits, and participate even if you have to start small," Sanders said.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I&aposm not that knowledgeable on those declarations and the constitution and all of that.
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"It didn't really seem that the more financially knowledgeable were less likely to be scammed," she noted.
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I knew he traveled with CBS, I knew he was there, and I knew he was knowledgeable.
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They found numerous vulnerabilities, most of which would only need a single knowledgeable user to exploit them.
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The two clubs' paths to their 211.35 conference championships should also look exceedingly familiar to knowledgeable fans.
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In addition, just 8 percent considered themselves knowledgeable when asked about their comfort level with the program.
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SMFG will spend about 20 billion yen ($188 million), according to a person knowledgeable about the plans.
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"She's one of the best managers we have in the entire department and deeply knowledgeable," Barankin said.
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"If he (your source) is so knowledgeable, he can come and help IBM fix it," he said.
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"Manafort has really kind of taken over, and started reorganizing the campaign," a knowledgeable GOP source said.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I am not that knowledgeable on those declarations and the Constitution and all of that.
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I like the staff here because they are knowledgeable without being pretentious, and the prices are reasonable.
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And you need to have discipline and you need to read and you need to be knowledgeable.
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I'm told by knowledgeable people that the first 100 guests will get a free Verge T-shirt.
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" Paul says he's coming out of the scandal "more knowledgeable, more compassionate — but I can't just disappear.
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These sites usually feature curated selections and customizable stone sets, and have knowledgeable, mindful founders behind them.
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"Fans care far more [that] the person behind the keyboard is knowledgeable, fair, and creative," she says.
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He's knowledgeable about camera tech and how to match the look of a film to its content.
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The more knowledgeable we become, the less likely we are to have invisible holes in our competence.
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Not that the hard sell would be necessary; as well as knowledgeable, many customers are big spenders.
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Sales associates must be more knowledgeable about products and their benefits and understand customers' needs and preferences.
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Even to a knowledgeable jazz fan, the depth of Mr. Graves's inquiries would probably be a surprise.
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Nevertheless, Democrats who have worked with him joined Republicans in describing Pompeo as knowledgeable and hard working.
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They're what allow anyone who sees someone in psychiatric crisis to be more knowledgeable and less afraid.
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"My co-founder and I aren't very knowledgeable on how to formally teach our languages," she admits.
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Knowledgeable observers warn that that an EMP detonation is more than just abstract theory or science fiction.
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Republican voters said McConnell is more knowledgeable about the legislative process, though, by 47 to 29 percent.
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That's what we know, according to knowledgeable sources who have spoken to CNN among other media outlets.
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A qualified, knowledgeable staff -- coupled with thoughtful enforcement -- has led to extensive air and water quality improvements.
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Knowledgeable players who have a broad range of tastes will no doubt spot other sources of inspiration.
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The secretary of HHS needs to be someone thoughtful, knowledgeable, respected, trusted and able to solve problems.
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For another, it contains some references so obscure that they will puzzle even the most knowledgeable fan.
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Each individual is expected to take the initiative to become knowledgeable about the organization as a whole.
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Yet, these more-knowledgeable-than-average participants selected the best choice only about half of the time.
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Each individual is expected to take the initiative to become knowledgeable about the organization as a whole.
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Locals believe or disbelieve the legends to varying degrees, but most are knowledgeable of the area's history.
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When he asks a question, one becomes aware of the difference between feigning knowledge and being knowledgeable.
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" He also called her "a very effective advocate" and the actress was "very strong and very knowledgeable.
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Alice Kimberley, who was group strategy director at Virtue, has left as well, according to knowledgeable sources.
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Refinery29's revenue, at $100 million last year, has been growing but slowly, said a knowledgeable source.
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Make sure you have all the available financial information and arm yourself with a financially-knowledgeable team
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Zimmerman is particularly knowledgeable about Medicare, the US health program for the elderly and some disabled people.
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Clearly one sounds more knowledgeable and sincere when they, like, don't use the L-word so much.
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I know that I had a consultation about window dressings with a lady who was very knowledgeable.
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When the nomination of Sessions was announced, African-Americans, Latinos and immigrants knowledgeable about his history shuddered.
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If you've chosen someone knowledgeable and experienced, it's unlikely they've included anything deceptive or unconventional in there.
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I wish I'd just reached out to my dad, because my dad's very knowledgeable in this stuff.
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"[Talent] must be knowledgeable about conservative viewpoints, current events and the presidential election," a casting ad says.
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Their skill sets didn't make them any more, or less, knowledgeable about those issues than your neighbor.
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To do so demands an ethical, experienced, knowledgeable and courageous leader committed to doing what is proper.
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Additionally, financial planners can have many different specialties, so find one who is knowledgeable about your needs.
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He also began keeping track of all the movies he saw and became a knowledgeable film buff.
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The next time we see him, he'll probably be incredibly knowledgeable in all sorts of mystical arts.
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Sweat with some incredible, knowledgeable trainers, who lead you through intense workouts on the Nike Training app.
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Those critical about the Afghanistan talks included Trump's national security adviser, John Bolton, according to knowledgeable sources.
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After using it, women were more knowledgeable and more likely to discuss the decision with their doctors.
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This means the women are often knowledgeable about what to do — and not do — to evade suspicion.
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Warren is the candidate who would be most interested in, knowledgeable about, and effective at wielding it.
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They ought to be relying for guidance on caring and knowledgeable experts inside and outside of government.
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Keeping a pulse on the latest thought leadership helps successful people become more knowledgeable, inclusive, and creative.
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Clinton is 10 times more knowledgeable than Trump about what it takes to be a successful president.
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School should instead instill the tenets of "traditional, classical education" that prepare students to be knowledgeable citizens.
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And it explains why so many knowledgeable people are so worried about the Court's ruling in Rucho.
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Even the world's most knowledgeable botanists won't be able to name many of the plants on Pandora.
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He's about the most knowledgeable person, compassionate person and honorable person we can have in that job.
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I am one of the most knowledgeable people in American politics and no one has ever asked.
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Sometimes I might agree with Dr. Paul, other times not, but he was always informed and knowledgeable.
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"Endurance racing has very passionate and knowledgeable fans, and Le Mans is a special event," he said.
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And so we needed people who were knowledgeable, who were passionate, to come join our Google group.
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That is, people understand the industry, they are sympathetic to the industry, they're knowledgeable in the industry.
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And it's these people who need knowledgeable doctors who can diagnose Chagas before it seriously endangers their health.
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Yet those knowledgeable about space flight had been forecasting flight to the moon for decades before the event.
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It feels pretty good, because I feel I represent the greatest and most knowledgeable fans in the NFL.
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Roh, dressed in a T-shirt and New York Yankees baseball cap, appeared congenial and knowledgeable about firearms.
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It's really just a watch with a sprinkling of techie dust to make it knowledgeable about its user.
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Second, Ms Bosker offers a payload for knowledgeable and passionate wine lovers—the "cork dorks" of the title.
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But turns out, the star is just as knowledgeable as her expert team when it comes to makeup.
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The firm relies heavily on scouts — angel investors and others knowledgeable of the startup world — to source deals.
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Not being extremely knowledgeable about these other options and differentiating your product accordingly is a recipe for failure.
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Of course Samwell Tarly is sure, he's Samwell fucking Tarly, and probably the most knowledgeable person in Westeros.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders is on track to endorse presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, according to a knowledgeable Democrat.
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Candidates should be passionate about finding new, creative ways of storytelling, and be very knowledgeable about current affairs.
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It only sells electric cars, it sells the most electric cars and its salespeople are knowledgeable about EVs.
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However, for those less motivated or less knowledgeable, returning to cigarettes may end up being their ultimate decision.
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Teachers are also provided with training materials so that they can be confident and knowledgeable sources of information.
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After all, it features an experienced, knowledgeable woman running against a man with absolutely no background in politics.
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He is knowledgeable, fair, and level-headed—and cast from the same mold as the late Justice Scalia.
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These public servants tend to be self-effacing and deeply knowledgeable about some small realm of public policy.
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Curated works by matching bewildered shoppers with people who are passionate and knowledgeable and "expert" in their fields.
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I toured Pueblo Bonito with Clif Taylor, a knowledgeable Park Service volunteer who has spent 12 seasons here.
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Yeshua's heavenly father, about whom the demon seems more knowledgeable than Yeshua, is more Old Testament then New.
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"We have a Senate Intelligence Committee and a House Intelligence Committee, run by knowledgeable, responsible people," McConnell said.
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This irregularity reflects the Trump administration's pattern of sidestepping DOJ norms and excluding knowledgeable stakeholders from crucial conversations.
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Blockbuster could have paired well-designed social networks with knowledgeable employees, branding itself as a local movie expert.
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Accordingly, CASAC has long relied on scrutinizing the key issues based upon input from subcommittees of knowledgeable experts.
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Theft, fraud, phishing and more are all likely to grow as bad actors become more knowledgeable and powerful.
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Hollywood's seasoned, knowledgeable gay checkbook elite supported him early on, which lifted the Midwesterner's profile throughout the state.
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Gun owners make up an army of knowledgeable, responsible people who can and do help make America safer.
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"Mueller is experienced, knowledgeable, capable," David Kris, a former assistant attorney general for national security, wrote on Lawfare.
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Leading public research universities in particular have a track record of turning out enviably knowledgeable and successful graduates.
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Productive and knowledgeable employees are encouraged to retire early in order to be eligible for taxpayer-funded assistance.
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A person in London knowledgeable about the situation said regulators still needed to nail down some final rules.
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Retirees will explain that they're interested because of how he comes across to them: as knowledgeable and experienced.
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As students become more knowledgeable about the election and its significance, they can create their own election guides.
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To Pollitz, it's a highly-desired resource in which he is one of the world's few knowledgeable proprietors.
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Most of what you find just isn't helpful, and it probably makes you feel less knowledgeable, not more.
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As result, the rare book trade depends on knowledgeable collectors and institutions — and fellow dealers — to drive sales.
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Anything that helps a fan become more knowledgeable will help them understand the game better, and potentially compete.
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As a former health care financier, Delaney was arguably one of the most knowledgeable candidates on the subject.
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Still, Salahi found his Jordanian interrogators to be highly knowledgeable, and they developed a kind of mutual respect.
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Since then, he has emerged publicly as one of the world's most knowledgeable experts on its nuclear program.
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He described Ms. Barajas Cárdenas as protective of her people, knowledgeable about her craft, tough and sometimes eccentric.
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Owners of small shops are often very knowledgeable and enjoy conversing with collectors about coins of all sorts.
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The couple, who are both very knowledgeable about armed conflict, established clear regulations for their own personal conflicts.
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For business travelers, in particular, talking to someone knowledgeable about a city can lead to a good restaurant.
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If they're going to be a contribution to this city, and are knowledgeable, then that's all that matters.
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Retirees will explain that they're interested because of how he comes across to them: as knowledgeable and experienced.
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These are complicated issues and they have to be dealt with in a very sensitive and knowledgeable way.
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"It's hard to imagine that a student would not be knowledgeable about either one of those," she said.
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The Post cited individuals knowledgeable with the probe into Russian attempts to interfere in the 2016 presidential election.
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"I was relieved that he seemed so good at his job, was so confident and knowledgeable," Huffman wrote.
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He did a great job, he's very smart, he's very knowledgeable, he'd get the best and the brightest.
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"We need someone who's knowledgeable and empowered to make the big decisions when the time comes," she said.
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Instead, inverse E.T.F.s are designed to function as a very short-term trading strategy for extremely knowledgeable investors.
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The employees there were helpful and knowledgeable, and they sketched out a plan for building such a structure.
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No knowledgeable person in the United States believes it to be to our benefit to leave the alliance.
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Mr. Thiam has been struck by how both old and new Harlemites are remarkably knowledgeable about French cuisine.
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I asked one loquacious, evidently knowledgeable viewer if "gray matter" was a colloquialism or a term of science.
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For others, it means kinky sex with knowledgeable staff on hand, fixated on evaluating and enhancing your performance.
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Where can they go to sit down and figure out their next steps, with knowledgeable help close by?
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They prey mostly on the elderly and uninformed, yet they can sometimes fool the most knowledgeable among us.
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We pride ourselves on an educated and knowledgeable staff because a vast selection can only get you so far.
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"Styling cues in Honda and Acura cars have become more and more common," said one of the knowledgeable individuals.
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He is very passionate and knowledgeable about his field, and currently operates a mobile service for friends and family.
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The goal is to make lawmakers more knowledgeable about technical issues — and less susceptible to the influence of lobbyists.
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We coach them through the process and become the knowledgeable friend they need to help them get into college.
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"Sometimes [the candidate] is not so knowledgeable of all the social media executions happening on their behalf," Ong said.
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Consumer advocates say some of these red flags — such as "insured is unusually knowledgeable regarding insurance" — seem overly broad.
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There are young people coming up that are knowledgeable ... young people that are ready to take over the world'.
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There aren't enough reporters who are knowledgeable enough about the niche, and what's in it and who's doing what.
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A knowledgeable saver might then ask about certificates of deposit, guaranteed securities with maturities of up to five years.
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"I thought: Why don't we collect these knowledgeable people in a cloud and build a digital country?" said Hindriks.
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I'm impressed with this venue — the staff is super knowledgeable, everything is on schedule, and the food is amazing!
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In New York, two other sources knowledgeable about the Venezuelan debt situation said they had heard the same pledge.
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Then again, for the sake of getting into it, lets be specific and knowledgeable and calm without any rage.
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"Why spend this much money when we use an auto show stand once?" said one of the knowledgeable individuals.
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Kushner's initial mistake, one knowledgeable source said, was due to the transition's effort to get the forms done quickly.
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He seems like a man without a plan, lost amid a sea of more knowledgeable and more aggressive rivals.
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"He doesn't want to be in the public eye but he didn't have a choice," the knowledgeable source said.
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The site said a source knowledgeable of the arrangements between the embassy and the hotels had confirmed the plans.
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Look for opportunities that will allow you to be more knowledgeable and learn new skills related to your role.
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"He feels much more knowledgeable on the topic today," Cohn said as the first day of G7 meetings wrapped.
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The simple fact is that all three of the Democratic contenders proved themselves to be thoughtful, knowledgeable, visionary leaders.
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Even Edward Snowden, the infamous NSA whistleblower who is knowledgeable about surveillance, strongly suggests that you do the same.
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GNC, whose service model provides product and regimen guidance to less knowledgeable customers, has benefited from this information asymmetry.
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For the mezcal enthusiast, it doesn't get more interesting than talking to the bar's knowledgeable staff, like Xavier Amayo.
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Mr. Rothschild said it was better for the public to be knowledgeable about rather than blindsided by such stories.
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Hassan described the buyout that he and Hina were working on, trying to sound knowledgeable about infrastructure in Indiana.
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These tasks are intrinsic to our colleges' common goal: to educate global leaders, knowledgeable citizens, innovators and world changers.
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A source knowledgeable about the deployment says they were "high quality," with active links to the Russian security services.
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That's changing, however, and information chiefs now have to be more knowledgeable of the operational side of the business.
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Among Latinos/as, it confirmed that Fox News is not sensitive or knowledgeable of issues important to our community.
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This, of course, does not mean that FINRA now makes the best choices from the pool of knowledgeable persons.
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Browne adds that you should also demonstrate that you're knowledgeable about the organization you're applying to and their work.
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The key is to have a knowledgeable person administering the test to keep the results as standard as possible.
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Their understated expenditures signal that they are knowledgeable and moral—most often to other members of the same class.
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Public education makes America great by ensuring future generations of citizens will be knowledgeable and productive members of society.
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The fight against Florence Hilton was supposedly more difficult, since Florence was somewhat knowledgeable about the sport of wrestling.
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Right now I'm knowledgeable, but I haven't actually stepped in that world yet, to start to make a difference.
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The films are available on both Blu-ray and DVD; extras include introductions by the knowledgeable critic Tony Rayns.
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In getting to know the Webbs, Adele learned that Bruce was a deeply knowledgeable collector of fraternal-lodge paraphernalia.
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During a recent visit, baffled by options, we depended on the friendly and knowledgeable waiters to decipher the menu.
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"He was incredibly knowledgeable and wore his erudition lightly," Mr. Miller, the American Academy official, said in the interview.
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Some knowledgeable experts have raised questions about whether the IRS's approach is proportionate to the problem, let alone effective.
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If he feels knowledgeable, competent and in control of his own choices, he'll be prepared for the ramen years.
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Authoritative and Informed – Are people quoted in the article knowledgeable and associated with credible organization that can be traced?
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Others said the show is so confusing it's almost impossible to follow without asking questions of more knowledgeable fans.
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They were all knowledgeable, too — it was nice to have a chance to chat about the airline with them.
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The problem is the difficulty in getting a knowledgeable, results-oriented assistant administrator in place to manage Superfund properly.
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It doesn't produce millions of bottles of bad cheap wine because it wants to develop knowledgeable, judicious wine drinkers.
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Though we may think of young queers as knowledgeable and engaged, their knowledge is often ahistoric, their engagement thin.
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If you wait until you're more settled and more knowledgeable, "you've lost 20 years of saving potential," Vega said.
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These need-to-be-convinced followers must believe that Trump is knowledgeable, has good judgment and makes good decisions.
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And this in turn meant that it was necessary to point to serious, honest, knowledgeable proponents of conservative positions.
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Walliman says that when we're knowledgeable about a topic, it's easy to worry about getting every fact explained perfectly.
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He has been as reliably inaccurate when speaking to knowledgeable officials as he is when directly addressing average citizens.
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Most people don't stay for very long and the President does not value having knowledgeable people in the room.
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For men, 72 percent of voters said they were more knowledgeable about national issues versus 59 percent of nonvoters.
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I want them to see him as him, an incredibly talented, knowledgeable guy with, I think, tremendous communications skills.
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"I consider myself intelligent and generally knowledgeable about my own health," she wrote in a letter dated August 22.
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Trust your gut, and find someone who is knowledgeable about these things to help you make the right choices.
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President Trump, like his predecessors, depends on his advisers, and those advisers need freedom to obtain information from knowledgeable sources.
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As we become more knowledgeable about it and technology becomes better, each state and county can reduce the exposure level.
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Who even ignored specific warnings that fake news could impact democracy — from some pretty knowledgeable political insiders and mentors too.
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Counseling centers also need staff who are trained and knowledgeable about unique issues related to gender minority students, she said.
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Scott Gottlieb (pictured) a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think-tank, is qualified, experienced and knowledgeable.
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And, frustratingly, research finds the more knowledgeable we are about politics, the more stubborn we get on politically charged topics.
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Gottlieb, a physician and former deputy FDA commissioner during the George W. Bush administration, is seen as competent and knowledgeable.
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And yet it was hard not to learn some valuable professional lessons from someone as accomplished and knowledgeable as Long.
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By this point, the code-knowledgeable fans had discerned that each eight-part chain of data led to an image.
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While she didn't provide an overall vision or rationale for running, she came off as clearly qualified, knowledgeable and capable.
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" But knowledge can also lead to people overestimating others: "Experts tend to be aware of just how knowledgeable they are.
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He is not stable, he is untrustworthy, he is not knowledgeable, and he is fundamentally a danger to the Republic.
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Why this matters: Trump was never authentically enthusiastic, or even particularly knowledgeable, about repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act.
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Paying attention to tax-loss harvesting options requires your advisor to be knowledgeable about taxes and actively watching the market.
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But he also says Mattis is deeply knowledgeable about Iran and very careful about committing American military personnel to war.
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Two former officials knowledgeable about the situation confirmed to CNN that the main points of the Post story are accurate.
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" Bush called Graham "probably the most knowledgeable person on the Hill as it relates to national security, military, foreign policy.
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Even so, banking leaders praised Trump after the meeting for being open and knowledgeable about the issues facing their firms.
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They must be knowledgeable about all aspects of the business — from the products themselves to any and all relevant regulations.
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The world is full of smart, knowledgeable people who are for some mysterious reason incapable of actually getting shit done.
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Ironically, the concussed community is extremely knowledgeable on the effects of concussions and exactly what has happened to our brain.
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The service uses artificial intelligence to answer routine questions and to direct customers to knowledgeable human sales representatives when needed.
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"He is the newspaper's editor in chief and very knowledgeable, but he doesn't quite understand the situation," Mr. Wu added.
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He speed-walked to catch up with a knowledgeable volunteer, then trailed him closely, inquiring about the belted kingfisher's plumage.
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Right from the top," wrote Josh Marshall, a prominent left-leaning journalist, who cited "multiple highly knowledgeable, highly placed people.
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Lincoln Center, however, did not believe that its president's conduct constituted sexual harassment, the people knowledgeable about his departure said.
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Today, they're focused on EQ — emotional intelligence — as well as IQ.It's not enough to be knowledgeable and competent, Kreitzman said.
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She remains, far and away, the most experienced and knowledgeable candidate for the presidency, particularly when compared with Mr. Trump.
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Grab one (or more) before you head out — we can guarantee you'll resurface as a more knowledgeable and interesting person.
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"Roma was removed because she insisted on them following the rules," said a former DOD official knowledgeable about her situation.
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I hoped I could find a knowledgeable local banker who could help me take full advantage of a new account.
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He arguably needed someone whom he thought was scientifically knowledgeable to feed him this ludicrous misinformation about double blind studies.
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I asked Sanger, a highly knowledgeable and seasoned hand on matters of cyberwarfare, about the challenges in covering information hacks.
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Passengers, Dr. Hellman said, are now more knowledgeable than ever about history, anthropology and archaeology — and expect more from lecturers.
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We've got great fighters, great gyms, and fans who are very knowledgeable and have a great appetite for the sport.
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"He cares very much about the country and he wants the country to have knowledgeable, competent leadership," said former Sen.
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The more knowledgeable fighting game fans on Twitter quickly picked up on the fact that he seemed off his game.
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I'm not knowledgeable about other drugs, and unlike politicians, I don't mouth off on subjects about which I know nothing.
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These stores were an institution in New Brunswick, hiring the most knowledgeable staff and local musicians, our Tower Records equivalent.
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"It's one thing for him [Cohen] to be concerned about his suitability to be president," a knowledgeable source told me.
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This bout was a treat for the knowledgeable fan and could certainly have done with being further up the card.
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According to LinkedIn, it's because they're convenient, helps us feel like we fit in, and makes us seem more knowledgeable.
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Knowledgeable players are more likely to catch a bluff, but they're also more likely to fall for a good one.
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He is the least prepared, the least educated, the least knowledgeable and the least honest," Fudge said on "CNN Tonight.
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One House Democratic aide knowledgeable about the discussions said there was no firm timetable yet for producing such a measure.
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Obviously only people who are knowledgeable about fashion are competent to evaluate these displays and the narratives in the catalogue.
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For someone who prides herself on being knowledgeable of gender, this really speaks of how we recognize women in society.
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When the couple began looking for an architect, they asked a Cummins colleague who was knowledgeable about design for names.
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A good starting point is the Casa de las Artesanías in Morelia, where the knowledgeable staff can help guide you.
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Frustratingly, research finds that the more knowledgeable we are about politics, the more stubborn we get on politically charged topics.
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But knowledgeable sources said the bill likely will include a trigger that would reverse a deep corporate income tax cut.
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"One big issue at Ford China is our decision-making process is too slow," one of the knowledgeable insiders said.
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So the odds are that we're stuck with a malevolent, incompetent president whom nobody knowledgeable respects, and many consider illegitimate.
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A knowledgeable source says Auris's acquisition could potentially produce a $950 million windfall for Mithril if it hits certain milestones.
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"As a practical matter, southeastern Pennsylvania represents as much as 40 percent of the vote," said a knowledgeable Pennsylvania Democrat.
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"I'm knowledgeable about the situation," Zelensky told Trump, asking the American president to forward any evidence he might know about.
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There are hundreds of strategies and countless books on goal-setting — many from experts more experienced and knowledgeable than myself.
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At the time, many advocates knowledgeable about the region pressed the United States to get tougher with South Sudan's leaders.
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Check Consumer Reports and comparison websites, or talk over decisions with a knowledgeable friend who has already done the research.
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A couple examples include writing a company blog or hosting a speaking session on a topic on which they're knowledgeable.
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The term disclosed refers to people working on or knowledgeable of the company's efforts in autonomous driving and related technology.
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There's a reason why they can be so confusing to understand; they don't want us to be knowledgeable in it.
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They found that post-reproductive whales were especially important because they were the most knowledgeable when it came to hunting.
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Mr. Pike was withering in his criticism of Mr. Perry's ability to act as a knowledgeable counterweight to Mr. Trump.
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In particular, the State Department needs resources to recruit knowledgeable and skilled personnel and build the technical infrastructure they need.
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SO I STICK TO WHAT I KNOW, YOU KNOW, I STICK TO COMPANIES THAT I FEEL I'M PRETTY KNOWLEDGEABLE ABOUT.
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It has now set a new auction high for a Klimt landscape, despite underwhelming assessments from some knowledgeable market observers.
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"They're highly competent, highly knowledgeable," Mintaro Oba, a former State Department official who worked on North Korea issues, told me.
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I think anyone would agree that readers are far more knowledgeable if they are enticed to actually read the articles.
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It was staffed by seasoned bureaucrats whom Reid knew were much more experienced and knowledgeable than either him or O'Callaghan.
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The barista was very knowledgeable about the products and provided tons of suggestions for my lunch date when he asked.
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The key, according to Quarles, is to treat American as the knowledgeable, experienced fans of the game they already are.
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Hiring decision makers that were surveyed report that an informed candidate is: Prepared for interview and asks pertinent questions Demonstrates right experience Knowledgeable about the job role Knowledgeable of the organization's culture and values Prepared so that they have the right expectations about compensation and benefits Engaged in their job search Relevant as they present a customized resume or cover letter More thoughtful about where he/she works Sure, skills and experience matter, but according to HR insiders, a candidate who is knowledgeable about the company and is highly engaged is a must-hire.
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He has found one of the law's most ardent, knowledgeable, and prepared opponents, and put him in charge of the effort.
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When a patient goes to the best hospital, he or she usually hopes for a doctor who is knowledgeable and experienced.
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If a few pirate-enabling plugins slip through the cracks, that hardly makes TVAddOns a knowledgeable and contributing party, Stoltz explained.
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The more knowledgeable you are about something, the more you're able to identify the gaps in your own understanding of it.
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I'm looking for an environment where a smart, hard-working, and knowledgeable software craftsman (in training) can thrive, grow, and learn.
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The Trump administration will approve the Keystone XL pipeline by early next week, according to sources knowledgeable of the plan, reportsPolitico.
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It somehow manages to strike the right balance for every type of visitor, from the utter novice to the knowledgeable fan.
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As a former Army Ranger and someone who has helped write government policy on autonomous weapons, Scharre is knowledgeable and concise.
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Although scheduling conflicts prevented a face-to-face meeting, I found him to be incredibly knowledgeable, passionate and a generous interlocutor.
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At DraftKings and FanDuel, many of the most knowledgeable employees were also some of the companies earliest and most sophisticated players.
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What if this person, perhaps knowledgeable about soft lighting and gentle music, was trained by a special branch of the government?
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Crown Prince Mohammed "struck us as extremely knowledgeable, very smart," former President Barack Obama told the Saudi-owned Al Arabiya network.
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Mr Biden is knowledgeable, likeable, right-minded, hugely experienced and polished in the way of an old-style variety show host.
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But with late arrival also comes a more knowledgeable approach built on the experience (and vast operating costs) shouldered by others.
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When I think of the numerous challenges confronting our nation, I want a president who is knowledgeable, experienced, articulate and tough.
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According to several knowledgeable sources, Weaver, despite his baggage, remains the odds-on favorite to helm a future Kasich presidential bid.
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You are far more likely to have an impact by sounding calm, collected, and knowledgeable about what you are calling about.
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He was smart and knowledgeable but he was not of the class of overeducated, sophisticated intellectuals that felt entitled to success.
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We spoke with some of the most knowledgeable festival goers and rounded up the best tech tips to keep in mind.
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That's why Salesforce provides its most knowledgeable and skilled users a path to becoming Certified Administrators, Advanced Administrators, or App Builders.
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Smart, informative, short videos on social media might be key to creating an politically knowledgeable—and hopefully, politically engaged—millennial audience.
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He may lack the star power of Gore, but he's every bit as serious, knowledgeable, and determined to make a difference.
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I think we lay out a couple of initial directions, but we're not fully knowledgeable about exactly where to go yet.
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See, in addition to being knowledgeable about its genesis, Murray was deeply ambivalent about his small role in creating the bomb.
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"They're both incredibly knowledgeable, very smart and are very good at explaining complicated tax policy in an understandable way," he said.
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They say he is unusually knowledgeable about industry, well-advised by Western-educated staff and knows what investors want to hear.
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BoomCloud 360 CTO Alan Kraemer, who was formerly CTO at SRS, is an audio expert who is deeply knowledgeable in psychoacoustics.
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Becoming more knowledgeable about the hazards of our reliance on the "Big Three" seafood varieties is a good place to start.
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Republicans have supported Bernhardt's nomination, however, calling him knowledgeable and citing his history as a George W. Bush administration Interior official.
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Education doesn't necessarily make you smarter, although, hopefully, it makes you more knowledgeable, and shapes you into a more careful thinker.
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When it comes to this often-necessary evil, access to accurate self-assessment tools created by knowledgeable professionals is essential. 5.
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A thoughtful and knowledgeable individual like Myron Ebell appears to be perfectly suited to lead the transition to a new EPA.
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Infinitely more knowledgeable than Trump about how government functions, McConnell subverts norms with a laser-like focus on advancing that agenda.
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We make sure that our business unit in Japan sees all of this so that they're knowledgeable about the global market.
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The poll also found Republican voters believe Trump is more knowledgeable than McConnell about policy issues by 41 to 34 percent.
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She seemed warm and knowledgeable, a woman who was well-prepared to look out for the best interests of my father.
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But Nair's biggest triumph is in capturing the energy of life in Katwe in a way that feels natural and knowledgeable.
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An official knowledgeable about House committee plans declined to disclosed whether the companies have agreed to send representatives to its hearing.
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No matter what, the resulting exchange between serious-minded role-player and DGAF (but still somewhat knowledgeable?) casuals is absolutely perfect.
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"You have to greet him, sit down and talk with him because he is both knowledgeable and authoritative," Hayden told CNN.
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Later, they learned doctors there were uniquely knowledgeable about this amoeba -- they'd attended special seminars on the topic earlier this year.
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Our sources -- who are directly knowledgeable about this -- tell us Kimora has an open door policy when it comes to visitation.
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Zarrab said Atilla was "the most knowledgeable person about the sanction rules" at Halkbank, and that he helped develop the scheme.
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Kushner will pay the fine, a White House official knowledgeable about the situation but not authorized to speak publicly told McClatchy.
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It said its plan is to use employees who are more knowledgeable about specific verticals so they can sell bigger packages.
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"The cab driver was incredibly knowledgeable about the difference between Virgin and Sky in every feature," Roberts told reporters on Tuesday.
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You might prefer McDonald's fries, but those won't reveal you to be the knowledgeable and sophisticated eater you know you are.
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Ask anyone knowledgeable in consumer about why Unilever bought Seventh Generation instead of the similar, but far more trendy Honest Company.
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" In addition, he was deeply knowledgeable about religions and languages, and "loved bathtubs, gaslights, long legs, ice cream and horses' ears.
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I spoke to locals, including the curator of the city history museum, a warm and knowledgeable man named Dmitry V. Yeroshkin.
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Through advocacy, employees get something in return: They are deemed knowledgeable experts in their industries as well as their respective fields.
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That's all it takes to seem knowledgeable enough to hang; no one expects you to know every player on every team.
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"It seemed like he wasn't really knowledgeable about how to speak with people, even in a diverse school," the student said.
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It's not impossible that Iran is being framed, but even knowledgeable Democrats believe the Trump administration is correct about Iran's responsibility.
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An international official knowledgeable about the elections said the commission had already decided that the elections cannot be held on time.
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It grounds me, reminds me how great God has been to me, my family and friends, and I leave more knowledgeable.
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Five years ago, Asher Freeman tried to find a personal trainer knowledgeable about the fitness needs of queer and transgender people.
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I enjoyed a tour booked through Historical Walking Tours of Dublin (12 euros) and was impressed by my knowledgeable guide, Sylvie.
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I've been traveling the country to watch these games with knowledgeable basketball people and collect their thoughts on an extraordinary series.
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During the break, I mentioned that I was very knowledgeable about workers' rights and might be of help to some clients.
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If they are knowledgeable and actively engage with their legislators, the legislators will listen to their every word and vote accordingly.
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"You need to know what your story is, why Fuqua, and be knowledgeable about the program and also have questions prepared."
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The same would be true for certain "knowledgeable employees" of a private fund, including venture capital, private equity or hedge funds.
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"The new manager told me that I was very knowledgeable of the systems and well-liked in the office," he said.
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Knowledgeable sharpies on the Food desk report that it goes fantastically as a side dish for Melissa Clark's seared lamb chops.
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Younger Americans (18-29 and 20-49) were more knowledgeable about Facebook's business tentacles than older ones (50-64 and 65+).
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But he said that Mr. Ko Ni was among the most knowledgeable legal minds in the National League for Democracy orbit.
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According to the transcript, Zelensky told Trump that he was knowledgeable about Giuliani's efforts to uncover information helpful to Trump politically.
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Leia showed she was knowledgeable in the ways of the Force in "The Last Jedi" because Luke had been training her.
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I just didn&apost feel knowledgeable enough about the topic, telling myself it was better left to experts like financial advisers.
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"So far I haven't seen that our president was a part of it or was knowledgeable about it," Inhofe told me.
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And what his impact on geopolitics, social issues and democratic norms will be, I leave to more knowledgeable and wiser commentators.
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None of that has changed, but it's so much easier to learn about new products, and become knowledgeable about this subject.
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For other works, it gets a lot more complicated depending on the date; consulting with a lawyer or knowledgeable professional is recommended.
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The Wall Street veteran is knowledgeable about a common problem many banks face: Getting incompatible financial databases to talk to each other.
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We've asked the knowledgeable team at Houzz to share five actionable tips to exterminate these annoying bugs from your home — for good.
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Although the Chinese might be slow to seal a deal, they have become more competitive and knowledgeable about the market, he added.
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His work reflects ideas of place and identity, taking on the view of the awed tourist as well as the knowledgeable local.
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Equity crowdfunding backers say new investors may be more knowledgeable and passionate about the industry than a select number of accredited investors.
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Part of the problem is consumers who are generally less knowledgeable about food and the best kitchen practices than in prior generations.
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Getting a tour of the apartment, we can see that Simone isn't pretending to be knowledgeable and well-read, she actually is.
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Two knowledgeable sources say Manafort, who was recently hired by Trump to lead his delegate operation, is taking on an expanded role.
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These are topics where you need a knowledgeable guide plus the hard commitments of a course to get you through hard material.
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Not qualified/ knowledgeable In some ways, by running as the outsider, Trump has managed to mitigate his lack of knowledge and qualifications.
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THE SECOND POINT, HE'S A VERY SUCCESSFUL BUSINESSMAN AND HE'S A VERY SAVVY, KNOWLEDGEABLE INVESTOR AND HAS HIS OPINIONS ABOUT THESE THINGS.
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So like any normal person racked with fear about something, I went to a knowledgeable source to arm myself with information: Google.
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A knowledgeable GOP source told CNN some of Trump's campaign staff -- even campaign chairman Paul Manafort -- are incredibly frustrated with the candidate.
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However, human-to-robot interactions aren't so free-form and deeply knowledgeable (though one day they will be, which is ultra exciting).
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She said this makes them more deeply knowledgeable of that particular area, and reps aren't spread as thin as they were before.
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But while I'm fairly knowledgeable about what's trending in the wellness space, until a few weeks ago, I rarely ate balanced meals.
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At the time, most knowledgeable observers, myself included, believed the stockpile to be larger, around 1,500 tons -- with 200 tons unaccounted for.
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And because he is so knowledgeable about what true expertise entails, he is able to help both real and fake experts alike.
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The "crown jewel" briefings will coincide with the more traditional President's Daily Brief, according to two U.S. officials knowledgeable of the matter.
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The Washington Post first reported the news, which NBC News later confirmed, citing a former senior intelligence official knowledgeable about the situation.
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"Workers naturally obtain further skills and become more knowledgeable in their field as they progress further in their careers," the ONS said.
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Republicans, though, have called Bernhardt experienced and knowledgeable, and GOP senators from the West have boosted the nomination of the Colorado native.
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"We must have a president who is knowledgeable on both domestic and foreign policy," said Butterfield, chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus.
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"He's very smart, very skilled and very knowledgeable when it comes to world affairs," the senator said of the former CIA director.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. has been a more attractive environment for investors, with better valuations and a more knowledgeable investor base, experts said.
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That will not only make you more knowledgeable about your subject area, but also help you to stand out from your peers.
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In the summer of 2015, knowledgeable sources tell Newsweek, Flynn flew to Egypt and Israel on behalf of X-Co/Iron Bridge.
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"Never seen such a brilliant interview by an Indian PM. So knowledgeable and aware of even minutest details," gushed one Siddhartha Verma.
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While I do not agree with Calabria about many things, he is very thoughtful and knowledgeable about the federal housing finance system.
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The company needs to maintain a sufficient supply of knowledgeable designers to keep up with demand while managing rapid technical platform growth.
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Though Mr. Peabody contends that his system taps a more knowledgeable voting base than many other rankings, it's based on subjective evaluations.
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And they'll be difficult to resolve even with a knowledgeable, competent president if she faces scorched-earth opposition from a hostile Congress.
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A visit to a museum is a chance to learn from a knowledgeable voice of reason with a deep well of expertise.
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"Hopefully the administration will put somebody in charge of this program who is senior and informed and knowledgeable and effective," Feinstein said.
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The New Yorker described Bolton's reputation during his brief tenure at the UN as "abrasive but knowledgeable," often bristling with fellow diplomats.
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Wheeler proved that he's deeply knowledgeable about the energy industry and EPA regulations, and that he's more politically adept than his predecessor.
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On the other hand, the dining process at MOD was easy and quick, and the staff seemed very knowledgeable about the food.
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There's one passage in the book where a former mistress of Lee's raves about how "knowledgeable" he was about a woman's body.
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Some were regulars from the neighborhood, knowledgeable about the local tribulations and glad for the survival of this unobtrusive but stolid landmark.
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But this process has given me the peace to think between layers and react with knowledgeable urgency as I create each piece.
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A source knowledgeable about the settlement negotiations had told Reuters in May any agreement would put Facebook under 20 years of oversight.
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I do think people are not freaking out about them as much and are more knowledgeable on how to deal with them.
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Kelly started by consulting career staff members — often knowledgeable officials who work at the agency regardless of who holds the White House.
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Morganroth's letter echoes allegations Schmitz made anti-Semitic comments, citing a "sworn statement" from an unnamed source knowledgeable of the Tenenbaum case.
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"The trend is very clear — you strengthen the political level with people who are very knowledgeable in their expertise," Mr. Gurría said.
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But in recent years, the Chicago company's name also has become an indication of quality among knowledgeable insiders in the watchmaking world.
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He played his first games of Pong and Space Invaders, and learned virtual-reality game strategy from a very knowledgeable arcade worker.
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Describing Mr. Barrington as "incredibly knowledgeable" and "a very interesting mind," she noted that he was constantly going to museums and exhibitions.
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" Back then reporters were given the time and money to tell "important and unwanted truths" and made America "a more knowledgeable place.
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For those preferring to linger, the staff is warm and knowledgeable, the menu pushing the edges of familiarity without testing the nerves.
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The Dementia Friendly America campaign aims to make whole communities — including police forces, churches, restaurants and hair salons — more knowledgeable and accommodating.
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It feels AMAZING to workout in a place where people care about my overall wellness AND with knowledgeable, professional and caring people.
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But those are stores for the dedicated and the knowledgeable; they require buy-in and a certain level of pre-existing confidence.
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If you do have an expertise, chances are you're likelier to be more comfortable and knowledgeable when making a first investment selection.
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Blanchette Rockefeller, the wife of oil scion John D. Rockefeller III, was from a young age an impassioned and knowledgeable art lover.
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Smart questions from knowledgeable news-people in front of a large, live TV audience might just improve the image of journalism overall.
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In order to lead global competitors in research and development, the United States must employ a knowledgeable workforce, capable of meeting demand.
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And Mr. Mintz said only that he was approached by "knowledgeable art-world figures" after the idea for such a gift arose.
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They understand that we have a president who is not steeped in history, not knowledgeable about what he's doing and talking about.
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Datsik is very knowledgeable about both brothels and casinos, but only because he had heard stories about them from his prison inmates.
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If you're knowledgeable about art and the auction world you'll have no problems with the other seven themed entries in this grid.
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But executors are also knowledgeable and often more heavily involved in settling the estate, so contacting one is not necessarily poor form.
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McMaster's departure would remove a knowledgeable foreign policy voice from a Trump inner circle that lacks many officials experienced in national security.
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"He has to be more aware and knowledgeable to the situation than I had to be, because it has changed," Stanton said.
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Among primary care providers who participated in the survey, more than 60% said they are not knowledgeable about living-donor liver transplantation.
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Alissa: I am not a historical pedant in the least (and less knowledgeable about the particulars than I probably ought to be).
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Once they built a working product, they started by testing it on the members of their cohort, using knowledgeable friends as security researchers.
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A source knowledgeable about the questions interrogators asked detainees told VICE News that the questions were: Who are the operatives in the US?
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And what's sad about it is he's so smart and knowledgeable and incredibly culturally sensitive, so for this to happen was very disappointing.
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I don't really know what to say about it, and I'm going to leave the bulk of that task to more knowledgeable parties.
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Towne has, in effect, been placed in a lose-lose situation, said another attorney knowledgeable about the McCullough case who spoke on background.
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To narrow it down a bit, look for a professional that is not only knowledgeable, but also pledges to put your interests first.
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If I was living in a movie, she was the knowledgeable best friend who swooped in to pull me out of my tailspin.
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The knowledgeable tend to be younger, and men are more likely than women (by 22 percentage points) to say they've heard of bots.
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According to a knowledgeable source, the campaign hopes to push black turnout to 27% of the total to be in with a chance.
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"Knowledgeable sources suggest that a portion was deposited within the ventilating system of his Arts and Architecture Building [at Yale University]," Kuehn writes.
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Candidates should have a love of podcasting, be passionate about finding new, creative ways of storytelling and be very knowledgeable about current affairs.
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In order to launch Rory, the trio — Rob Schutz, Saman Rahmanian and Zachariah Reitano — had to bring on talent knowledgeable of women's health.
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Two former officials knowledgeable of the situation confirmed to CNN that the main points of a Washington Post story published Monday are accurate.
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Often, rare diseases stump even the most knowledgeable doctors, with experts on rare diseases few and far between — if they exist at all.
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Watsa is much more knowledgeable about the cultural norms in India than I am, and that might help you with this conversation, too.
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"These moms are desperate to maintain their role as the desperate, knowledgeable parent," said Catherine Ayoub, a forensic psychologist at Harvard Medical School.
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No president has been nearly as ignorant as Trump, but no president is knowledgeable about all the issues that come across his desk.
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You can really tell that this is an industry dominated by men, but I've found many passionate and very knowledgeable women here too.
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"He needs someone highly experienced and very knowledgeable because it's pretty obvious he doesn't know a lot about the issues," Mr. McConnell said.
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"The fact that you think a (Black) 5-year-old is more knowledgeable about sex is amazing to me," Blake told USA Today.
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CNN Money said it confirmed the amount with three city officials knowledgeable about the plans for keeping Trump and his loved ones safe.
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You'll be more engaged and more knowledgeable, and you'll be demonstrating a real commitment to your field that others are sure to notice.
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But he argued for striking a balance between receiving advice from a broad array of knowledgeable constituents, and limiting the president's discretion altogether.
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Job security certainly isn't a guarantee, especially if you aren't remaining relevant in your field and others prove more knowledgeable, skilled, or reliable.
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Likewise, if civically learned, the public will be knowledgeable about the nuances of public policies and more understanding of a public official's role.
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One can be certain that virtually all of EPA's scientific staff knowledgeable about health science would be able to correctly define the term.
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I know just enough about computers to be dreadfully afraid, but I'm not knowledgeable or disciplined enough to actually take care of myself.
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But the drummer of Kiss, and before that Lita Ford, Black Sabbath and Alice Cooper, is extremely knowledgeable about the watches he collects.
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But the greatest weapon for pregnant people may be information, and birth doulas are often the most knowledgeable about local providers and hospitals.
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So, I turned to Greg Best, one of the South's most knowledgeable and respected cocktail authorities, and one hell of a talented barkeep.
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We're asking that to lead us to become better people to become more knowledgeable people to enter the next stage of our development.
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Another is to bring in musical arrangers (Allison Miller and Carmen Staaf) who are knowledgeable about how to frame and support tap sounds.
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But the 883st-century traveler is more knowledgeable than ever before — she must engage in the ethics of where she visits, and why.
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"The guides leading these tours are very knowledgeable, and you see the same sights you would on a private excursion," Mr. Oh said.
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When debating the merits of policies as a government official, I often heard competing arguments made by knowledgeable, articulate people that sounded persuasive.
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Then, visit Elk Greenwood Museum and Visitor Center — originally the town's post office — to learn some Greenwood lore from the center's knowledgeable docents.
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Season 2 of this darling "Top Chef" iteration features a new crop of tiny baby chefs who are all astoundingly knowledgeable and talented.
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In a press release announcing her latest role, Dimon characterized Lake as "a deeply knowledgeable and trusted partner to me and my colleagues."
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" The Basel fair is a good place for such material, Ms. Jenkins-Johnson said: "Europeans are very knowledgeable about art and art history.
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Within the White House he is well liked, and he is considered knowledgeable and competent among advocates, despite their skepticism of Trump's policies.
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It will know the product, respond to questions about it and, perhaps, be a bit more knowledgeable about your pizza desires and needs.
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But he could also be called a jazz aficionado, one so knowledgeable that musicians enlisted him to write liner notes for their albums.
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"He came across as sincere and knowledgeable about immigration and the need to get that done and make it a priority," Sanchez said.
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My guide was knowledgeable and funny, but most importantly the food was excellent and had me plotting where I would return for seconds.
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Her companion, who had studied art history at Cambridge University and at the Courtauld Institute, in London, struck her as immensely more knowledgeable.
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The NBR describes itself as a group of "knowledgeable film enthusiasts and professionals, academics, young filmmakers and students" in the New York area.
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Conversations between armored knight Kellam and VICE Games' favorite farm boy, Donnel, in Awakening reveal that Kellam is a talented and knowledgeable horticulturalist.
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And committee staffs have more policy expertise, so committee chairs and ranking members are often fairly knowledgeable about the subjects under their jurisdiction.
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The DJs, though housed in the nooks, crannies and spare rooms of American campus buildings, were knowledgeable and immersed in their local music scenes.
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At WEF, in particular, there were plenty of people who were very knowledgeable about advanced manufacturing; people who might own or use these machines.
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One of the knowledgeable individuals said Acura's China sales unit reckons it could eventually sell about 30,000 of the new crossover SUVs a year.
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She was patient and very knowledgeable, and I could tell she had lots of experience so it made the process easier and less stressful.
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Make it a habit to continuously strive to improve so you can build yourself up to be as knowledgeable as possible in your career.
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Most Americans don't like Hillary Clinton, but they do believe she's qualified, temperamentally fit, and sufficiently knowledgeable about world affairs to serve as president.
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It packs 143 lectures and almost 20 hours of content that will turn you into the kind of knowledgeable website manager every company needs.
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With the exception of El, Hopper is one of the most knowledgeable Stranger Things characters on the subject of traveling between the two worlds.
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In the world of major film directors, only a handful are as deeply knowledgeable and involved with the technical side of production as Fincher.
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C.S. Mott found in its study that parents concerned about cost may not be aware of no-cost activities or knowledgeable about fee waivers.
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Deeply knowledgeable about dissecting and safeguarding networks, ethical or white hat hackers work to ensure that their clients are free from security-related vulnerabilities.
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I feel super lucky to have a great group of coworkers that are knowledgeable and supportive, despite the fact that we all work remotely!
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That can skew sex distribution and affect elephant ecology, knocking out the strongest and most knowledgeable of the species out of the gene pool.
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It is imperative for startups to become knowledgeable about all of the various tools that can help meet long-term and emergency financing needs.
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"The fact is we have very knowledgeable, experienced people, but they're up against this capricious, closed and authoritarian stance of Trump," he told Reuters.
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Certainly. But who do you want shepherding the legacy of TV and movies — a corporation or a store filled with passionate, knowledgeable movie geeks?
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But a campaign dominated by personal invective and political mudslinging exacerbates polarization and makes governing tougher, say knowledgeable veterans of other campaigns and administrations.
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After the exchange was posted on Twitter, Flake responded in a tweet saying that he valued Barkan's "courage and knowledgeable advocacy" despite their disagreements.
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This multimedia competition (it has video and audio puzzles) will seek the most knowledgeable in areas like pop culture, history, sports, art and animals.
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Popular culture has often characterized this generation as detached and indifferent; far more knowledgeable about the Kardashians than the latest sweeping Supreme Court decision.
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Copeland aims to make students more comfortable and knowledgeable when talking about money and encourages them to talk to mentors and parents about it.
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Beijing has consistently defied all the confident predictions (including by people far more knowledgeable about the internet than Clinton) that this would be impossible.
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"But Secretary Mattis is one of the most knowledgeable, capable experts on what we have on defense policy and on foreign policy," Smith continued.
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But Ted Turner was a pro wrestling superfan, too, albeit one who was less knowledgeable about its inner workings than Khan seems to be.
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She had one day, a knowledgeable guide in Mr. Peck's Joe Bradley, and the use of a Vespa; I had three days on foot.
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Mr. Jarrar suggested that the video, released by the Egyptian military spokesman's office, had inadvertently betrayed, to knowledgeable viewers, what they were really seeing.
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I, for one, am not sure I am knowledgeable enough to appreciate the difference between 600 milliseconds and 100 milliseconds in a conversational pause.
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I am at a loss on how to appear fashionable, professional, knowledgeable, and look like I am nearly 30, all at the same time.
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We have access to so much that you can become extremely knowledgeable about something in a way that wasn't possible when we were young.
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About 70 percent believed their health provider was knowledgeable about C.H.A., although this perception was less likely among parents with a university-level education.
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I keep an extensive and ever growing list of researchers who are knowledgeable, honest, and tuned in to the latest research and its implications.
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Holders of postgraduate degrees are by far the most knowledgeable about religion, an "elite" demographic that skews strongly Democratic (57 percent to 35 percent).
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The question, however, as to "whether the purpose of public schools is to turn out knowledgeable citizens or skilled workers" is no longer relevant.
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"When I started the job, I thought, if you're willing, if you're knowledgeable, you can make good money at this," said Mr. Konde, 29.
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In addition to being qualified, knowledgeable and skilled at connecting with voters, female Republican candidates must have the money required to run and win.
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Neither lawmakers nor staff would go on the record to discuss it, but the session was described by multiple people knowledgeable about what occurred.
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The hybrids tend to have a youthful vibe in their atmosphere, music and knowledgeable staff, which can assist in narrowing down the vast options.
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The guide was knowledgeable, particularly about sardine harvesting and local agricultural politics, but by hour seven, I was starting to come a bit unraveled.
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To make knowledgeable voting and tax and spending policy decisions, citizens and their elected officials need accurate information about our country's true national debt.
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There will be no shortage of opportunity for intellectual and capital grown in NEOM by the world's best and most knowledgeable, forward leaning inventors.
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Often times, such claims do not inspire confidence in professionals, who have devoted their entire careers becoming knowledgeable about just one of those topics.
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USE A TRAVEL CONSULTANT Someone who is knowledgeable about the destination you're interested in visiting can be a valuable asset in planning your trip.
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While most listeners probably overlooked the term "church militant," knowledgeable Catholics would have recognized it as a concept deeply embedded in the church's teaching.
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How could it have happened that knowledgeable collectors and even experts were taken in by paintings that would be quickly spotted as fakes today?
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But the way to solve that dissatisfaction is unclear, especially since a lot of people in the US aren't too knowledgeable about the guidelines.
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If you're speaking with a knowledgeable, caring, loving, passionate voice, then you can give the people of America and all over the world hope.
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The White House is asserting immunity from Hicks testifying before the committee on her time at the White House, according to a knowledgeable source.
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He excelled on the harmonica and was knowledgeable about jazz, and he played with other bands besides the Harmonicats and even formed his own.
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We want to reach readers who are looking for stories to help them be better at their jobs and more knowledgeable about their industry.
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Some moderates like his Midwestern background, elite credentials (he's a graduate of Harvard and Oxford), and soft-spoken but knowledgeable way of talking about policy.
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This is because merely being knowledgeable about uncertainty isn't enough to take on finely tuned machines in an environment to which they've already become accustomed.
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Fuller co-curated this show within a similar framework, and she had an experienced and knowledgeable partner in independent curator and critic Larry Ossieh-Mensah.
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Ballard recommends that Facebook, if it hasn't already, work with an expert knowledgeable in how to identify candidates for high-stress or emotionally taxing jobs.
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Sitting in Wenner's corner office, Ryan did his best "to seem incredibly knowledgeable and professional," while Wenner leaned back with his feet on the table.
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You aren't just more knowledgeable the more you read, but you have more insight into life, love and the other big topics that matter most.
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The setting of a jungle is scary even without this factor, but the presence of a song-singing, knowledgeable bear named Balloo is quite soothing.
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On one hand, it proves an astute explanation of complicated gender and sex-related terms that can even trip up people who consider themselves knowledgeable.
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This must be a hand of someone who is really perfectly knowledgeable in this and who is a well-known figure on the international market.
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Outside of collectors' fairs or the record bags of Chicago's most knowledgeable completists, Shifty Science were a name barely whispered on the city's relentless wind.
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The aluminum producers have not discussed whether or not to hedge the stocks, the second knowledgeable individual said, and today's low prices should discourage hedging.
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While today's housing market is more competitive than it's been in several years, that competition prompts potential buyers to be more knowledgeable about the homes.
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An April 22011, 255 memo titled "France's client/Q's gold" quotes "knowledgeable individuals" with insider information about French President Nicolas Sarkozy's motivation for bombing Libya.
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But Trump was not invited to participate, confirms another source knowledgeable of the project who requested anonymity discussing what could be perceived as a snub.
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Typically when world leaders leave these meetings, a high-ranking government official will sit in who is knowledgeable on the subject matter up for discussion.
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" Added Justin Turner, "On and off the field, one of the most sincere, respected, & knowledgeable gentlemen I have ever had the chance to be around.
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The vast majority of knowledgeable MMA fans will know about the story of how Garbrandt and his Team Alpha Male gym fell out with Dillashaw.
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Now with many locations in New York and a few in Philadelphia, Joe Coffee still boasts meticulously sourced beans and the most knowledgeable staff around.
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One of the knowledgeable individuals close to Aston Martin said the Guos' contract was terminated due to a "significant reduction in sales through that outlet".
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He has restructured the National Security Council to sideline knowledgeable participants in policy debates who might challenge his impulses and those of his inner circle.
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He's deeply knowledgeable about the current startup and venture scene, and a good member of the community, helping newbie founders who are outside his portfolio.
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This history of foreign-sponsored disruption suggests that U.S. adversaries and competitors are sufficiently knowledgeable about the tensions within American society to effectively exploit them.
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It's important to ensure these major decisions are made by smart people who are knowledgeable about the company and the industry in which it operates.
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New York Media lost money most of the past 15 years and has considered cutting its eponymous magazine's frequency to monthly, two knowledgeable sources said.
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But knowledgeable sources said it was losing money most of the past 15 years, with one source saying as much as $15 million one year.
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In addition to audio, Axios is in talks to make another news show in addition to its just-renewed HBO series, a knowledgeable source said.
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Such a course of action would take longer and cost more compared to establishing a program of cooperation with the knowledgeable parts of the DoD.
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"Nevertheless, those candidates are more rational, knowledgeable, understandable and predictable — all of which are necessary (albeit not sufficient) qualities in the Oval Office," it said.
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As with any other tax-related issue, you should consult a knowledgeable professional for help with your taxes if you're not sure where you stand.
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Enstar has a leading position in the specialized niche market for non-life runoff (re)insurance business, with an experienced, disciplined and highly knowledgeable team.
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"Celebrities and non-celebrities alike over the past ten years have become much more knowledgeable about interior design, design brands, and modern design," she said.
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Instead, he suggests using a travel adviser who is knowledgeable about the destination you're interested in or specializes in off-the-beaten-path cultural trips.
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With the software retailer, Lowe's will set up centers at 983 locations nationwide, where various tech gadgets will be sold aside knowledgeable customer service representatives.
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The Trump administration is ignoring the advice of the experienced, knowledgeable diplomats and it shows, on the question of Jerusalem and the broader Middle East.
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"The pillars of the White House are made to tremble by the words and the logic of a knowledgeable and self-sacrificing man," Rouhani said.
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He was passionate and knowledgeable about film, and boasted about his connections, his production credits, and his background in mergers and acquisitions at Goldman Sachs.
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Mr. Sanders, who is quite knowledgeable on the subject, nevertheless left some readers of a recent interview with The Daily News concerned that he wasn't.
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Red wine drinkers also tend to consider themselves more knowledgeable on wine in general, and are willing to throw down more dough for a bottle.
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But his fame (by measures that are not limited to blank looks from generally knowledgeable friends when I mention him) resides somewhere south of modest.
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Alex Azar is an experienced and knowledgeable nominee, and he has a real opportunity to work with employers to bring about these badly needed improvements.
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The most knowledgeable people about clean meat are saying that we're roughly five years away from wide availability, and 10 years away from price competitiveness.
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You meet candidates and size them up, on and off the record, assessing how knowledgeable, intellectually agile, and comfortable with criticism and combat they are.
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They are important and I think incorporating them into your life is valuable to being humble and being knowledgeable about your spiritual and mindful self.
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But knowledgeable guides to inspiring, even transformative, cinema are being squeezed out in a town steadily succumbing to real estate cold-bloodedness and gentrified homogeneity.
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And to be fair, despite his brash persona Trump is clearly very knowledgeable about commercial real estate development and some important aspects of corporate finance.
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Stephen Brobeck, the federation's executive director, called the findings "encouraging" because those who have checked their scores are more knowledgeable than those who have not.
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A winding path leads visitors past thickly planted borders and through open areas where knowledgeable docents stand ready to talk about butterflies and their habits.
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"A knowledgeable consumer is going to be a much better investor and make better decisions for themselves if they ask the right questions," Statler said.
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It matters how candidates are reacting to the delay, and it matters what knowledgeable people say about how we can improve this process going forward.
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What was rarely discussed among communities knowledgeable about A.I. is that ImageNet also contained photos of thousands of people, each sorted into their own categories.
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Most knowledgeable observers inside and outside the United States concede, even if grudgingly, that Iran has abided by the narrow terms of the agreement itself.
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It offers both a relief of tension and scads of mythology: a way to deliver the movie's necessary exposition via its two most knowledgeable characters.
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Spearhead is designed to train founders, who tend to be well-connected to the tech ecosystem and knowledgeable about startups, to be effective angel investors.
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AI Now's symposium represented the emergence of a no-nonsense, women and people of color-led, charismatic, compassionate, and crazy knowledgeable stream of tech ethics.
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And as his voice on Isaac's mobile phone reveals, he's also educated, fond of Edgar Allan Poe, and knowledgeable about the movements of Isaac's unit.
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On a recent visit, a first edition of "A Clockwork Orange" by Anthony Burgess was a pick that the knowledgeable staff was most excited about.
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The policy also requires campus leaders to declare that athletic departments are knowledgeable and compliant with university policies on sexual violence prevention, adjudication and resolution.
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Ask the knowledgeable and gregarious docents to show you the Brito, a magnificent dictionary of theological words that was handwritten by scribes in the 1300s.
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The fact is that survey after survey, involving multiple approaches and authors, finds a strong consensus among scientists who are most knowledgeable about climate change.
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As we continue, we need a knowledgeable Secretary of Health and Human Services in place to support this rescue mission of our health care system.
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New graduates are entering a working world that is pitched as never before in favor of the well-connected, the socially knowledgeable and the rich.
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But the claim played into charges from Trump's critics that he is not knowledgeable about foreign affairs and unprepared to oversee the nation's nuclear arsenal.
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An American president should be knowledgeable, thoughtful and trustworthy enough to discharge his or her duties as commander in chief without immediately being second-guessed.
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The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, and they have a text message service to easily ask questions throughout your stay such or offer local recommendations.
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That's why there should be sex education in schools, and that has to be done by people who are knowledgeable so the information is correct.
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And having been home secretary for six years before becoming prime minister, she is knowledgeable and comfortable with the issues of security, policing and terrorism.
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Two people knowledgeable about the process said the panel could draft and recommend the articles of impeachment to the House as early as Dec. 12.
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The dossier relates some wild claims—for instance, that "knowledgeable sources" said the Russians had compromising sexual material on Trump—which have never been substantiated.
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So if you're in other areas – you know, other companies will be a far better job than we can, because they are far more knowledgeable.
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The report also notes that Vice President Mike Pence was among the officials who were "either knowledgeable of or an active participant in" the effort.
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I learned more about the city than I ever have, and it was all presented in a fun, playful manner by my knowledgeable tour guide.
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Complex security together with people knowledgeable in counterintelligence is required to protect systems from the biggest flaw in any design: the people who use them.
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The United States needs diplomats who are knowledgeable and empowered by the president to manage what will be a messy, and potentially very dangerous, situation.
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But the therapy must be carefully managed by a knowledgeable physician — in most cases, a rheumatologist — to minimize side effects and produce a lasting remission.
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But the therapy must be carefully managed by a knowledgeable physician — in most cases, a rheumatologist — to minimize side effects and produce a lasting remission.
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TALK TO RETAILERS Before you travel, knowledgeable retailers can put you in touch with distributors that bring in wines relevant to your tastes and destination.
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As a golf architect, she was the more knowledgeable of the two, teaching Pete how to read contour maps and handling most of his drawings.
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Looking at them, we've had people that are very knowledgeable in historical tattoos say that these are quite old—maybe over a hundred years old.
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Their selection is incredible, their staff is knowledgeable, and they'll make you feel more enthusiastic about sharp things than you've ever been in your life.
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On the West Coast, the two Amoebas are fantastic, because they're just massive, and the buyers in the different departments are really knowledgeable and love music.
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The car will be equipped with a new 1.5-liter turbo charged gasoline engine which Volvo has been developing for smaller cars, the knowledgeable individuals said.
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"I believe everyone should think for themselves and be knowledgeable about issues in the world and form your own opinions and stick to it," he said.
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And not because he&aposs not knowledgeable, but because I don&apost think -- it&aposs going to take another few weeks for that to become apparent.
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Ajib volunteered as an interpreter, but when the women found her knowledgeable and not too shy to give orders, they nominated her as their culinary director.
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Do you think that the general consumer is more knowledgeable than they were about this stuff and/or do you think they care about this stuff?
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Close to three-quarters of the most knowledgeable and most religious respondents supported the idea that scientists should consult with the public before editing human genes.
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" Seedcamp Managing Partner, Carlos Eduardo Espinal, added: "We see this as a great outcome working alongside experienced and knowledgeable investors who've supported us for many years.
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The senior official, who is knowledgeable about economic policy, said inflation expectations need to drop near the 4.5 percent target center before officials consider cutting rates.
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In a strange, Twilight Zone-esque twist, Donald Trump is the most knowledgeable candidate on the ballot in the New York primary on Tuesday, Apr. 19.
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Broadening the accreditation standard only creates opportunities for bottom-tier deals or much less knowledgeable investors, or allows venture capitalists to front-run the entire crowd.
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Even when the president is deeply knowledgeable and engaged in subject matter, good foreign policymaking requires qualified staff who can develop the right set of policies.
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A source knowledgeable of the situation tells PEOPLE Meyer moved out of their home in Austin, Texas, around Christmas and filed for divorce two weeks ago.
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For young students, it's key to invite them into the discussion in a way that feels inviting and relevant, so they are primed to become knowledgeable.
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It found that 40 percent of knowledgeable Republicans disagree that Obama was born in the U.S. Forty-two percent of lower-knowledge Republicans said the same.
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Northern Ireland is one of golf's heartlands, as the large and knowledgeable crowds at practice rounds this week and the sold-out ticket sales have shown.
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"We got a lot of help from him in the past, and he seems like very nice guy and very knowledgeable," Herring told The Daily Beast.
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He's edited some of my shooter reviews in the past, and for my money, he's one of the most knowledgeable people on shooters in the world.
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Palmer did not say how much the recall would cost, but knowledgeable people close to the company estimated the total cost at around 2013,2201 pounds ($220,221).
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Several people who are knowledgeable about Aramco's operations told CNBC that figure is likely too low, though the cost is almost certainly in the single digits.
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When customers have questions the bot can't answer, it's designed to connect them with a sales representative that's knowledgeable about the particular products they're shopping for.
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We consider ourselves to be pretty knowledgeable when it comes to Chrises, but even we've got to admit Jeff Goldblum's got a leg up on us.
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Clinton isn't just the most knowledgeable, well-informed candidate in this election, she's arguably the best-prepared candidate on matters economic ever to run for president.
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Sanders maintains a stable of knowledgeable veterans from his own 2016 run, including former campaign manager Jeff Weaver, now a senior adviser to the Sanders campaign.
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This book was recommended to me by my friend Sam, who is one of the most knowledgeable people I know when it comes to music history.
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The Strategist, which grows out of New York's history of trusted product recommendations, is on track to make $10 million-plus this year, said knowledgeable sources.
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And those who are knowledgeable about natural hair deserve the chance to shine, especially as more and more brands work on diversifying the models they use.
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Try to come as educated and knowledgeable about that person as possible, which will enable you to skip the basic questions and get straight to work.
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There is currently very little information about how the Libra Association will conduct its monetary operations (an inherently complex undertaking even for the most knowledgeable experts).
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Lown told Trump that in his opinion, Gorbachev might be ready to make a deal and that he also found the Soviet leader intelligent and knowledgeable.
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Many knowledgeable Minnesotans had predicted this, and in predicting it had secretly hoped it would happen, which made the loss, in a backward way, a win.
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Surveying 1,500 Brits, restaurant chain Chef & Brewer found that despite 91 percent describing themselves as "knowledgeable" about food, many failed to answer basic gastronomic questions correctly.
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There's an entire industry of tax sheltering and avoidance, conducted by knowledgeable and legally savvy (or shady) accountants, ensuring the rich pay as little as possible.
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Most of them, to be sure, have also been highly qualified and knowledgeable, like Neil Gorsuch, who was confirmed for the Scalia seat earlier this year.
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He was knowledgeable but not glib, effortlessly summoning the names and summarizing the details of old decisions without indicating how they would apply to new controversies.
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"You're highly dependent on the providers, and unfortunately, providers are not as knowledgeable as they need to be with regard to severe brain injury," Giacino said.
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I had come with Jacques Ryckebosch of Flanders Battlefield Tours, the most entertaining and knowledgeable guide I have encountered in all of my 52 Places stops.
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By the Book The author of "Kitchen Confidential" says one of the benchmarks of great food writing is to be very knowledgeable, but never a snob.
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Clinton may have been a "deeply flawed and seriously uncharismatic candidate," but unlike Trump, she was "extremely knowledgeable, resolutely centrist and amply qualified" to be president.
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Most have been extremely articulate, educated and knowledgeable — far more thoughtful about what they want to project on the screen than I would have ever thought.
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Mr. Lipton was a knowledgeable interviewer who focused on craft while avoiding gossip, winning the trust of his famous guests as well as an international audience.
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Your Money Adviser More people are checking their credit scores and more are knowledgeable about how the scores work, new research from a consumer group finds.
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We like to think of ourselves as fair-minded and knowledgeable, having between us many years of experience with the C.I.A. dealing with Russian intelligence services.
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If Mr. Joyce departs, the White House will have lost its two most senior, and most knowledgeable, cybersecurity policymakers in the span of a few weeks.
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At a higher-level meeting convened in March by Mr. Guterres, the Office of Legal Affairs recommended against the apology language, people knowledgeable about it said.
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For the Giants, who wanted someone knowledgeable in more than one facet of the game: Kris Richard, the Cowboys' passing game coordinator and defensive backs coach.
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That we as women are not as smart as men, that we are incapable of liking or being knowledgeable about sports because we have a vagina.
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My knowledgeable sources at Wikipedia note that there has been at least a partial government shutdown during all but one administration going back to Ronald Reagan.
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On the ground floor of an apartment building in Mitte, this flower shop has a loyal local following for its variety of blooms and knowledgeable staff.
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"Hans-Peter Jochum and Jett Rodgers sell the best modern furniture in town and are the most knowledgeable people when it comes to design," Magers says.
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Serendipitous travel timing with friends, chance meetings with knowledgeable locals, free booze, vacant tables at busy restaurants during peak time, new ice cream discoveries, date invites.
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Recreational marijuana is taxed more heavily than medical marijuana, and the staff at recreational marijuana retailers aren't as knowledgeable about cannabis for medical conditions, she said.
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People knowledgeable of Facebook's inner workings and those outside of the company expressed surprise at Sandberg's choice to initially deny any knowledge of the relationship with Definers.
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But in 19923, at least, he seemed sane, knowledgeable, and, to Americans lacking enthusiasm for a second Bush term or a Clinton presidency, like the perfect option.
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But what they can do, for example, is participate in training and retraining, creating cultures for folks who are not knowledgeable in the latest and greatest technology.
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Pai, who holds degrees from Harvard and the University of Chicago, is considered by friends and foes alike to be extremely knowledgeable about telecom law and policy.
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The studio didn't give a budget for the film (as is its wont these days), but knowledgeable estimates put its cost in the range of $55 million.
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Carolyn now believes this man was another one of Villanelle's victims, and only Eve is obsessed — sorry, uh, knowledgeable — enough to know if it was Villanelle's handiwork.
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According to new research published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology, less than 30 percent of oncologists surveyed felt knowledgeable enough about medical marijuana to make recommendations.
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Wright is almost as passionate and knowledgeable about popular music as he is about filmmaking, and his movies always have at least one musical moment worth remembering.
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For me, it's the same thing: You can't improvise in the preaching moment if you're not knowledgeable about Scripture and how we make those applications in life.
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Ultimately, more human editors knowledgeable in multiple languages are needed to help with the expansion of content and to review, improve, and clean up bot-made articles.
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In the book, I use this term "asset," and the difference between an "asset" and an "agent" to me is whether or not the person is knowledgeable.
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Be smart: If it's anything like every other document Mueller has filed thus far, it'll be more informed, more knowledgeable, and more detailed than we can imagine.
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"You have to be knowledgeable, you have to be prepared, you have to be willing to learn, you have to have a thirst for knowledge," he said.
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He enthusiastically shared technical details and explanations during a media tour and one engineer said he was as knowledgeable about the technology as anyone in the building.
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At rapid pace and with telling statistics, Mr Luce nevertheless gives a knowledgeable tour through the unmapped terrain in which Western politicians and governments must now operate.
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Instead he was a business expert, sufficiently knowledgeable about management to not only amass a fortune of his own but to sit in judgment of others' performance.
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One possible explanation for why it hasn't been very effective in improving patient health is because consumers aren't knowledgeable enough to steer themselves toward high-value care.
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"While keeping informed and knowledgeable about the issues that affect us is important, staying well informed doesn't necessarily provide a sense of comfort or stability," she says.
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"These days a lot of the customers are very knowledgeable themselves, so to be able to engage them and teach them something new is important," Wong said.
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A lot of Clinton's truest supporters say they love the way she speaks with the authority and self-assured tone of a long-serving and knowledgeable politician.
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Peter Kafka: But even people who were knowledgeable, I mean, if you ask two different people what's wrong with Facebook, they're going to give you different answers.
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In it, I called him "charismatic, popular, and knowledgeable Mr. Vaknin"—which seemed, in my untutored view, like the sort of lavishings a narcissist would enjoy. Wrong.
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The Army has a lot of knowledgeable experts working on designing uniforms, but now and then someone further up in the chain of command will pull rank.
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Instead, box stores attracted a whole new audience — an audience that then went on to support smaller stores that offered a broader selection and more knowledgeable staff.
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Store owner Samy al-Attar - whose last name is Arabic for apothecary - says a knowledgeable apothecary can find substitutes for drugs treating almost all non-terminal illnesses.
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While the die-hards were always knowledgeable, the more casual fans now have a much deeper understanding of what they're watching than they did before TUF existed.
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NBC News has been discussing the matter with knowledgeable sources for weeks, seeking more clarity about why Congressional investigators believe there may have been a private meeting.
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"Due to the complexity and technical nature of many environmental matters, it is particularly important that judges be knowledgeable and competent regarding environmental law," the report read.
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In an increasingly litigious society, wouldn't the courts be better off by helping clear the dockets and making defendants more knowledgeable – earlier – about what they're up against?
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" Murray did not respond to multiple requests for comment, but on his campaign website, he says, "I have a reputation as a determined, knowledgeable, and ethical prosecutor.
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They also said that black girls as young as five years old needed less protection and support, and were more knowledgeable about adult topics, such as sex.
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Clinton a double-digit lead over all, found that 55 percent of likely voters said Mr. Trump was more knowledgeable about what it takes to create jobs.
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She is viewed by many as a perceptive and knowledgeable observer of our capital markets (full disclosure – as a law professor, I have regularly interacted with her).
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As chief information officers emerge from the back office and gain increased authority internally, they need to be more knowledgeable on the business side of the organization.
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When it comes to sand chemistry, there may be no one more knowledgeable than Todd Knapton, a vice president of Hutcheson Sand and Mixes in Huntsville, Ontario.
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But here, where the knowledgeable horse folks flock like art lovers to the Louvre, everyone already knows which is the best 3-year-old in the land.
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Single women were less likely to consider themselves knowledgeable than other demographic groups on topics such as investing, retirement saving and creating a financial plan, Fidelity found.
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Shortly before the fateful Kennedy-Nixon contest, President Dwight D. Eisenhower said that TV should help foster an alert and knowledgeable citizenry worthy of a modern republic.
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And lots of Americans have taken solace in the fact that many of Trump's key Cabinet appointees do, indeed, appear to be knowledgeable in their issue areas.
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Nolan, who says he has had experience with STDs, considers the clinic's staff to be more knowledgeable about sexual health than those at a regular doctor's office.
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You'll pay for it (cocktails run as much as $50) but the experience, along with the time with the engaging and knowledgeable bartenders, is worth the price.
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Much to my surprise, the DOH was accessible, knowledgeable and responsive in recording my information and symptoms, and in scheduling a home testing visit within 48 hours.
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