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A local newspaper that has specialist knowledge of a region and deep roots within it does not enjoy the advantages of economies of scale and scope that a national broadcaster does.

Det Supt Craig Turner added: "We are keen to hear from wives or partners of anyone who has specialist knowledge or skills that use this sort of equipment.

"Many of them have seen the light and have instructed lawyers who have specialist knowledge of this case," said Vos.

Others see politics as being elitist, as if they have to have specialist knowledge to make their opinions known.

The difference with challenger banks is that they have specialist knowledge about their customers and take a personalised approach to underwriting.

In a video being broadcast on Armenian television, Defence Minister Seyran Ohanyan says he has contributed an article about the country's military, and encourages all citizens to take part, whether they have specialist knowledge or not.

The documents are here: Department for Work and Pensions presentation Department for Work and Pensions document Those at the meeting are (fairly) assumed to have specialist knowledge so some terminology or acronyms might be unfamiliar.

All moderators work closely with editors and editorial staff across the Guardian website site and some have specialist knowledge or experience which means they work predominantly in one or more subject areas.

While site editors don't directly influence moderation policy or daily process, moderation decisions are sometimes taken after consulting with editors who have specialist knowledge about particular subject areas.

CCCS, for instance, hopes to have a special service in operation for this sector of debtors in a year or so, a service in which the counsellors would have specialist knowledge of mental health problems.

All moderators work closely with editors and editorial staff across the the Guardian website site and many have specialist knowledge or experience which means they work predominantly in one or more subject areas.