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21 knowledge-consumptive
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22 knowledge-intensive
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23 knowledge and wisdom are far from being one
знання та мудрість – далеко не одне й те ж саме знання та мудрість – це далеко не одне й тежEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of proverbs > knowledge and wisdom are far from being one
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24 knowledge is knowing that we cannot know
знання полягає в усвідомленні, що ми не можемо знатиEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of proverbs > knowledge is knowing that we cannot know
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25 knowledge is power
знання – силаEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of proverbs > knowledge is power
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26 acquire legal knowledge
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27 actual knowledge
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28 advance knowledge
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29 carnal knowledge
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30 common knowledge
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31 constructive knowledge
презюмоване попереднє знання, конструктивна обізнаність -
32 direct knowledge
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33 expert knowledge
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34 fact of common knowledge
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35 guilty knowledge
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36 immediate knowledge
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37 imputed knowledge
презюмована обізнаність; попереднє знання, що ставиться за вину -
38 judicial knowledge
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39 lack of knowledge
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40 legal knowledge
підсудність; визнання судом доведених фактів; правові знання
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