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However, local firms may also enjoy "spillovers" from foreign entrants by imitating their methods or recruiting employees trained by the foreigners and steeped in their know-how.
Today, many industries have more confidence in their know-how than in the prediction on a commercial simulation software package.
I have been surveying young adults about their digital savvy for a decade and have shown repeatedly that there is large variation in their know-how.
Parents who compose e-mails with their babies in their arms know how eager even 6-month-olds are to touch the keyboard.
Reassure them that they are safe and that the adults in their lives know how to keep them from harm's way.
Boston fans, in their heart of hearts, know how this story is going to end: quick death by way of a midseason collapse, or an agonizing fade in September.
I like niggers ― in their place ― I know how to work 'em.
Mr. Hunter said states should insist that insurance companies make the factors used in setting their rates transparent, so consumers know how their applications for coverage were being considered.
The Shore guys are so full of crap, there's not enough room in their brains to know how to attractively style their hair.
You know when there's not that much interest in the student or in their work, you know, how to explain it, the student cannot trust that supervisor.
Although his hard exterior may seem daunting, as an eligible business accountant, I'd like to think anyone with "thug" in their pseudonym knows how to protect their assets.
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