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The phrase "area know how" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misspelling or misphrasing of "area knowledge" or "know-how in a specific area."
Example: "Her area knowledge in environmental science makes her an asset to the team."
Alternatives: "expertise in the field" or "specialized knowledge."
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"Today most families in my area know how to take care of little children".
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But not everyone in the affected area knew how to properly use a generator, Buckley says; some ran them in their garages and inside their homes, creating hazardous CO levels.
Traditionally, Putz says, rural Southerners in these areas knew how to live with fire: conducting burns themselves and practicing preventative landscaping techniques such as the "swept yards" still seen in some parts of the South.
When professionals move to an area, "they know how to get things done".
After generations in the area, they know how quickly misunderstandings can lead to decade-long feuds.
If you live in the San Francisco Bay Area, you know how horrendously unfashionable guys can be these days.
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Apparently people in the area really know how to get fucked up, because I asked my friend from Port Elgin how one could possibly get so confused in a town that's barely seven square kilometres and he replied, "You've never been Port Elgin drunk".
Get a detailed map of the area and know how the terrain changes.
Guys who've lived only in a segregated area don't know how to work with others.
Part of the problem is that few people in this area of education know how much money is available.
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