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A majority of people in both groups cited lack of time and money as obstacles to preparing a plan, and 73percentt said they did not know how to develop a plan.
"Since the beginning we've been working hand-in-hand with therapists and special education schools, because we know how to develop a robot, but these people are the ones who know how to take care of the kids".
They do not know how to develop a concrete and structured action plan in cooperation with the patient.
"They need access to mammograms, but they also need to know how to develop a relationship with their physician".
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"With the Eucalyptus acquisition, HP has a product-focused team that knows how to develop a cloud appliance that is really easy to deploy and manage — something that OpenStack software is known to be very weak in".
Unlike China who knew how to develop a booming economy even under its communist umbrella, the Arab regimes' shortsightedness has failed to move the region economically and politically forward.
They're responsible for coaching and motivating their team, to make sure they have the right skills to develop, and they need to know how to develop and execute a successful sales strategy.
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