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He may know how to walk the ledge without falling.
He may know how to run a major hotel company, but Jonathan Tisch, the chief executive of Loews Hotels, cannot make an omelet worth a darn.
He may know how to fight a price war, but does he have the expertise to reconfigure Tesco's far-flung store estate to suit the needs of today's shoppers?
Bill may be charming, and he may know how to give those "fun" speeches, but last night he showed that he's prepared to use that charm in the role of supporter, to step to the side and let his wife show off her hard-earned chops.
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So even though they may know how to enter the requisite data into the system, they refuse.
"Not you!" Readers may know how he feels.
"Madam," he chided one of the students, "you may know how to handle men, but you don't know how to handle paper".
Mr. Godard may know how they feel too, and not only when he's being lionized by Hollywood artists and craftsmen.
Sometimes, people just confirm the saying that "You may know how little God thinks of money by observing on what bad and contemptible characters he often bestows it".
Caliban may know how to curse in his own language before Prospero takes over his island, but he now has one more language in his arsenal.
You may understand capital budgeting, and you may know how it's done in your organization.
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