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That caution, and resistance to the sorts of change that outsiders would have brought — known here as "Slovenian gradualism" — is now being second-guessed.
Foreigners have brought know-how, capital, access to new markets and, not least, higher standards of corporate behaviour: not for them the abuses of shareholders' rights perpetrated by unscrupulous locals in such places as Russia.
Puma stands to benefit too: PPR will bring know-how in retail, brand management and e-commerce.
She brings know-how from Google, where she was the 20th employee and was involved in many areas, from its search engine to gmail and Google Maps.
Bartle Bull, a banker, sees a chance to pay "rock-bottom" prices for a piece of "one of the richest economies in the world".Investments that bring know-how would be useful.
He brings know-how, experience and quality".
The startup could bring know-how for helping Yahoo differentiate its travel.yahoo.com site from competitors as it focuses on the small screen.
Couldn't we just, I don't know, bring "Love, American Style" back again?
Doctors expect to bring Mr. Hallyday, known as the French Elvis, out of the coma early next week, his representatives said.
Even Julius Caesar waited until he turned 51 to bring the known world to its knees.
Finding that both aversive and rewarding reinforcement and motivation is mediated by dopamine brings the known functions of the fly dopamine system closer to those of mammals [94].
