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| er broadcasters with wide ranging tastes and | expertise, a large cadre of event and office volunteer |
| Your clear | expertise about the battle tells me that you know that |
| echnical, and financial skills with military | expertise across all domains, to provide a packaged, o |
| ence in Art & Design within Wales by sharing | expertise across institutions. |
| e Household acquisition, the UK group gained | expertise allowing it to enter joint ventures and cont |
| an investment in RMB software, hardware, or | expertise already exists. |
| r of mind control and interrogation, but his | expertise also includes genetics, cloning, dentistry, |
| h organ works for Decca and BBC Radio 3. His | expertise also encompasses recordings of the Romantic |
| excluding them, along with their capital and | expertise, altogether. |
| or fighting legal battles because of lack of | expertise among local individuals and lack of access t |
| jobs building a wealth of financial services | expertise among the Irish labour force. |
| It is there to facilitate the sharing of | expertise amongst UK universities, arranged in groups |
| ntarily contributing from his experience and | expertise amongst others with Teddy Kollek, Mayor of J |
| comprehensive global resources with in-depth | expertise and experience operating in the US, Canada, |
| The members of the Advisory Board bring | expertise and knowledge to the organization in specifi |
| The two use their jungle fighting | expertise and knowledge of the local land to rescue th |
| They could provide liaison, advice, | expertise and leadership, but their most powerful asse |
| Creek Systems melds Human Resource | expertise and recruiting with advanced Vendor Manageme |
| NCECBVI's program offers the | expertise and specialized skills of the center's staff |
| Thanks to his | expertise and the help of sweaty, insincere publicist |
| His | expertise and research focus is in economics, demograp |
| After retirement, Ward's | expertise and advice continued to be sought by interna |
| t must consider the nature of the tribunal's | expertise and specialization, and finally the court mu |
| f the two partners and the Internet services | expertise and customer base of EUnet International. |
| Its areas of | expertise and responsibility include the security of c |
| veterinary and human medicine and use their | expertise and veterinary patient caseload to undertake |
| Advanced engineering, high technical | expertise and state-of-the-art robotic manufacturing a |
| to Landsat imagery, in order to leverage the | expertise and software of the large established remote |
| in the area to get together and share their | expertise and resources. |
| but Stuart suggested they pool their musical | expertise and start a record label with the initial pr |
| e especially noted for their capital markets | expertise, and are referral favourites for the major i |
| a commercial version of the game, using the | expertise and codebase of the company famous for creat |
| ology solutions company delivering technical | expertise and operational support to the United States |
| rious Medal for superb leadership, technical | expertise and significant contributions to the Departm |
| His | expertise and recognition in the field led to his prov |
| de, Magnetic is able to provide local market | expertise and support either directly or via channel p |
| thority as a global body recognizing learned | expertise and profound accomplishments that offer cult |
| t and share it with others in their field of | expertise and start a conversation. |
| eyor for the Birmingham City Corporation his | expertise and contacts proved invaluable to the club. |
| o prepare graduates with relevant scientific | expertise and enterprise who will promote the technolo |
| Technical | expertise and equipment is also available to operate i |
| into digital curation issues and to promote | expertise and good practice, both national and interna |
| aimed at stopping doctors exaggerating their | expertise and also banning "before" and "after" photos |
| pendent Governors who are selected for their | expertise and experience in fields pertinent to LANL o |
| W Solutions holds a wealth of experience and | expertise and is viewed as a major industry player in |
| g international experts to Malaysia to share | expertise and gain knowledge on the region. |
| in different research areas around existing | expertise and infrastructure in selected departments o |
| they decided to take their music production | expertise and knowledge of vintage equipment and apply |
| -name candidate due to his lack of political | expertise and the presence of a Carnahan in the race. |
| rtunities for students to develop ecological | expertise and for visiting investigators to conduct re |
| n's Scaled Composites company, which had the | expertise and tooling to do the job inexpensively. |
| The review mainly praised the technical | expertise and cast performances and labelled Kumar's p |
| s two major claims to fame are his antitrust | expertise and his co-authorship of a highly successful |
| o suggested removing term limits in favor of | expertise and continuity, but Pelosi explicitly reject |
| ter Wing repeatedly demonstrate their flying | expertise and professionalism in Air Combat Command, A |
| the British Museum he rapidly built his own | expertise and reputation, developing the collection th |
| e were supposed to be getting private sector | expertise and technology with the PPP (Public Private |
| perts had sufficient access to resources and | expertise, and to provide reports and oral assessments |
| ies to enhance diversity, to share ideas and | expertise, and to learn international best practice fr |
| b group, Brower added winter climbing to his | expertise and made multiple first winter ascents of pe |
| ecognized franchises, design and development | expertise and worldwide scale. |
| Imperial Capital's market | expertise and research coverage include the following |
| ing both mainstream respectability and legal | expertise, and so recruited Hugill to run as a Social |
| of whom emigrated to London and using their | expertise and knowledge formed The Knife Sharpening Co |
| and industry and it has acquired significant | expertise and infrastructure in the field of environme |
| onsequence, and who are recognised for their | expertise and good name, can become members. |
| In addition to | expertise and special interest in regional development |
| founded to provide the UAE nuclear programme | expertise and knowledge in the fields of peaceful nucl |
| eness of the Louvre's collections and museum | expertise and helps to make the Louvre's exhibitions a |
| , have been providing flight crew, technical | expertise and ground support to airships since 1980, a |
| must also lie partially with archaic tools, | expertise and practices in use at that time). |
| lt it would showcase Karen Carpenter's vocal | expertise and Richard Carpenter would assess Karen Car |
| The | Expertise and Education Institute |
| Medical | Expertise and Work Capacity Recovery |
| Lichine improved the vineyards through his | expertise and commitment. |
| (d) | expertise and advice from the International Criminal T |
| nstitute has received national attention for | expertise and service. |
| holars, students, and practitioners to share | expertise and debate ideas. |
| Berg's | expertise and knowledge is sought after by members of |
| uch an immense and valuable diamond required | expertise and a considerable investment. |
| An emphasis on technological | expertise and effective communication are integral com |
| irrationality, human cooperation, intuitive | expertise, and the United States AIDS policy. |
| supplied tools (mostly paid for by the FBI), | expertise and training. |
| ecklin is internationally recognized for his | expertise and research in infrared astronomy. |
| s a public charity that provides technology, | expertise, and capital to the nonprofit sector. |
| Tacit Software was a company that provides | expertise and knowledge search software for enterprise |
| Because of her demonstrated | expertise and professionalism, she was the second U.S. |
| al Semiconductor had no market motivation or | expertise and turned the company towards its core expe |
| n settlers who colonized the country brought | expertise and know-how as the country was populated. |
| on Hank Haney attempting to use his renowned | expertise and teaching methods to fix Barkley's swing. |
| profiled by the media and recognized for his | expertise and contributions to the communications indu |
| GBI has the | expertise and experience in development and GMP manufa |
| estone event boosted the company's technical | expertise and positioned it to move into product devel |
| inistry was supported by his sound financial | expertise and he was noted as a gifted preacher within |
| The high level of | expertise and skill requires that the group practice y |
| The organization draws | expertise and information from a pool of thousands of |
| of over 50 volunteers with a wide variety of | expertise and professional affiliations. |
| Culkin married these two areas of | expertise and struck out to overcome membrane fouling |
| With a history of innovation, industry | expertise and passion for excellence, Epicor inspires |
| The design and engineering team has more | expertise and experience than any other wooden roller |
| istic that West African governments have the | expertise and the determination to lead the campaign a |
| directly from Brazilian heritage, technical | expertise and an unwillingness to sacrifice quality or |
| Gino Colbert takes his mainstream | expertise and puts together one of the most anticipate |
| It also provides scientific | expertise and a great deal of content for AquaRing, in |
| H Instruments, Pressurements and Ruska added | expertise and product lines in temperature and pressur |
| He has been active in providing legal | expertise and guidance for the Sri Lanka Hindu Congres |
| He was renowned, not only for his | expertise and keen intellect, but also for his steadfa |
| ry Committee (TCAC), representing a range of | expertise and organisational involvement in the 2012 c |
| ensive cooperation with other NGOs, built up | expertise and experience that is shared with other NGO |
| tial Computing, which provides technological | expertise and resources to faculty and students. |
| unication agencies with publication planning | expertise and professional medical writers. |
| ers to craft unique classes that match their | expertise and offer flexibility in how and where stude |
| which serve as examples of Takeda Shingen's | expertise and specialty in using cavalry to maximum ef |
| ical, scientific, technological and business | expertise and grassroots commitments become an importa |
| re favourably impressed with their technical | expertise and vision. |
| es of an excellent hospital are professional | expertise and technology of international standards, s |
| and New York, the Companies provide funding, | expertise and management for cutting-edge research in |
| His forensic | expertise and duties extended beyond Singapore to coun |
| e called upon to provide command and control | expertise and long haul communication support in suppo |
| eative Arts were selected for their academic | expertise and interest in the arts. |
| however, Hiraga's engineering | expertise and designs were eventually vindicated in th |
| al to governments of countries that lack the | expertise and/or capital to develop their resources an |
| 42 metres (or no taller than 48 meters with | expertise approval) there, the project is going on. |
| shortfalls in budget, staffing and in-house | expertise are hampering the effectiveness of MOE and M |
| Raul's areas of | expertise are International Business and Television, a |
| n and beyond the college on whose skills and | expertise are used to support its learners. |
| His particular fields of | expertise are astrophysics, X-ray astronomy, cosmology |
| His main areas of | expertise are sociology, criminology, race and crime, |
| Maes' areas of | expertise are human-computer interaction, intelligent |
| His principal areas of | expertise are U.S. Foreign Policy and international ec |
| Her main areas of | expertise are race and crime, sociology of law and cri |
| His particular areas of | expertise are Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law, and |
| His areas of | expertise are evolutionary genetics, host-parasite int |
| His areas of | expertise are political and legal philosophy, economic |
| His areas of | expertise are the history of political philosophy and |
| His area of | expertise are provincial and military Roman archeology |
| His academic areas of | expertise are pastoral theology, history and theology |
| “I lent my | expertise as a desert fighter to develop our fighting |
| He claims | expertise as a chef, a miner, and player of the santur |
| ters' established in the 1990s to centralize | expertise as a way to better analyse 'transnational th |
| post, Ellis continued to provided linguistic | expertise as an expert witness in court cases. |
| e Hierro Clinic in Madrid, where he made his | expertise as a general surgeon. |
| Her | expertise as a choreographer led her to be invited to |
| n active NABC supporter and used his medical | expertise as chairman of an NABC technical panel advis |
| purpose of providing "research and marketing | expertise as a service to Christian ministry." |
| r based soft drinks and cordials using their | expertise as winemakers, and now a brand name recognis |
| Middle Rasen, brother of John Harrison whose | expertise at designing marine chronometers allowed nav |
| y are unlikely to have had the same level of | expertise at their disposal as institutions, and are p |
| red misleading since it does not require any | expertise at all, but only that "he asked to see the d |
| tist to find the right people with the right | expertise at the right time. |
| shooting and specialist analysis, making its | expertise available and affordable to all companies. |
| to play its part by making its professional | expertise available and its views known to governmenta |
| cture of finance, human resources, technical | expertise, bandwidth, and server capacity right out of |
| ther than largely deteriorated equipment and | expertise, became its major asset. |
| His | expertise brought him into contact with the Van Gansew |
| ts against the transfer included the loss of | expertise built up by the Surrey local authorities on |
| This is not my area of | expertise, but I think it is true that there is no evi |
| Like I said, this is not my area of | expertise, but hopefully this information may be of so |
| This is not my province of | expertise, but this article needs thorough, statement- |
| that most entrepreneurs had sound technical | expertise but many needed assistance in the areas of m |
| "Like "Blood Simple," it's full of technical | expertise but has no life of its own... |
| In 1994 the WCM was designated a Centre of | Expertise by the Welsh Development Agency. |
| McGlowan began her government affairs | expertise by serving as Government and Public Affairs |
| town and wants to show off his martial arts | expertise by brawling with Chi's master. |
| was appointed to the Council for his medical | expertise by Alexander Morris to help deal with the Sm |
| suits, Lik-Sang began expanding its area of | expertise by reinventing itself (under a new owner) as |
| n's brain illustrates how extensive auditory | expertise can enhance sensory-cognitive interactions. |
| His materials | expertise centers on rare earth metals and alloys, tra |
| It has been developed at the | Expertise Centre for Digital Media (Hasselt University |
| Egypt during World War I and later used his | expertise combating the great flu epidemic of 1918-191 |
| Gird offered his | expertise, connections, and a grubstake. |
| at individuals with little to no programming | expertise could mass-create computer viruses. |
| Aptowitzer was a renaissance man - his | expertise covered wide areas of Judaic studies, includ |
| to hide his injuries, and using his musical | expertise creates a system whereby he can speak throug |
| Due to his legal | expertise, David became either advisor or board member |
| His technical | expertise, dedication, and leadership remain an inspir |
| testing services are supported by scientific | expertise, detailed knowledge of both current and emer |
| ting of agencies with relevant authority and | expertise, developed recommendations for the U.S. pres |
| processing, project management, training and | expertise development. |
| the Reductions of Paraguay where his musical | expertise did much to develop the natural musical tale |
| In recognition of his | expertise, Drysdale is the recipient of numerous award |
| earch.. As a historian, Sejersted's field of | expertise economical, technological and political hist |
| Staff | expertise encompasses a wide range of topics including |
| His | expertise encompasses several fields: sexology, histor |
| l known across the American frontier for its | expertise, engaged in patient care, research and teach |
| icated on the creation of a critical mass of | expertise, experience and capacity that does not curre |
| Areas of | expertise extend to financial risk, working futures, e |
| ISI's | expertise falls into three broad categories. |
| The outstanding contribution to his | expertise field of Mass Communication made him the rec |
| Epernicus Solutions offers private | expertise finding and networking solutions for researc |
| may optionally display user's interests and | expertise for expertise search |
| Fernando Poggi provided his valuable | expertise for the swordfight sequences. |
| provides specialised software and financial | expertise for the investment management industry. |
| d in Istanbul but has providing the building | expertise for a number of projects in Turkmenistan. |
| and worked to share services, resources, and | expertise for the benefit of all sex workers." |
| or the BBC Science Line in the UK, providing | expertise for radio and TV documentaries. |
| A ultimately strives to serve as a centre of | expertise for both Member States and EU Institutions t |
| y, South Carolina, a state with little-known | expertise for automotive production. |
| She is highly regarded for her technical | expertise, for her great feet and for her exceptionall |
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