"I felt getting a degree and having a real knowledge of the business would really help me with the business of sports".
But she has a real knowledge gap to overcome, both in her familiarity with these areas, and with the general intellectual tool kit she brings to legal work.
Yet many people categorize them as "abnormal" because of unsubstantiated scapegoating during these types of tragedies, which can have a real impact: Studies have shown that knowledge, culture and social networks can influence the relationship between stigma and access to care.
What it provides is support and the knowledge that others have a real understanding of what you're going through.
Fewer and fewer Australians have any real knowledge of this fascinating country to Australia's north, which we were responsible for bringing to nationhood.
"He's an exceptional driver: very controlled and very smooth, and he has a real depth of knowledge and experience.
"I don't know that tribunals routinely do this, and it is certainly more than Kaplan did, when he ruled from his bench a total indictment of Ecuador's judicial system without having any real knowledge of it or making a visit".
Aaron Eckhart, for example, is essentially Murtaugh from Lethal Weapon, except with a greater ability to know exactly what an unknown alien force is about to do without having any real knowledge or experience of their motives or technology.
Very few people in the Vatican – indeed, in Europe at large – had any real knowledge in those days of the vast industrial might of the United States.
In a simplistic way, it is easy to assume that protein sequences are being selected for on the basis of their contribution to the host organism's fitness, without normally having any real knowledge of what is in fact being implied or selected for.
