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At Baghdad and in the surrounding area, he came to be regarded as more knowledgeable on Islamic matters than most Arab scholars.

· Traditional high-street travel agents have their uses, but go to a specialist for discounted long-haul flights: they will be aware of more options, be more knowledgeable on the subject, and offer more competitive prices.

Due to the popularity of this question and the large number of follow-up questions I have received, I have decided to update my answer with the help of someone much more knowledgeable on the subject than I am.

In the Fox interview, Mr. Wallace took note of a poll showing Ms. Palin leading other potential Republican candidates with 16 percent of the respondents and asked if she was more knowledgeable on domestic and foreign matters now than during her run in 2008 as the Republican vice-presidential candidate.

A lot of the work I do involves not just talking to vets but reaching out to law enforcement to make them more knowledgeable on these matters, to make them understand, for example, that things like sexual assault of children and animals are linked.

In the present study, respondents with higher income were more knowledgeable on mycotoxins compared to lower income respondents.

They are also, perhaps as a consequence of foreign training, more aware of international conventions and treaties to which Ghana has ratified as well as being more knowledgeable of Ghana's own law on abortion.

A comparison of baseline characteristics between treatment group providers who did and did not participate in the seminar shows that providers who attended the seminar were, on average, significantly more knowledgeable initially on DMPA than those who did not attend: the average baseline Knowledge Score for those who attended the seminar is 0.47 standard deviations higher.

Later on, the more knowledgeable director will accuse the quieter ones of not pulling their weight.

At Acker Merrall, the wine presentations are geared toward a more knowledgeable customer, and on Saturdays, the store likes to pop the cork on at least one big gun -- a Mouton-Rothschild from Bordeaux, say, or Harlan Estate from the Napa Valley.

The more knowledgeable someone is on a topic, the more tolerant they are of opposing views on it.