The drug manufacturers are clearly banking on the consumers' lack of critical knowledge to gain a competitive edge in a very tight market.

This fortuitous circumstance had, moreover, another effect, in that it greatly raised the critical knowledge of pictures.

"Administrative assistants who just report to one person develop some critical knowledge about how their bosses like things done," he said.

He eventually became immune from getting fired, when in 2010 he came into the sole possession of the company's "critical knowledge".

The latter died immediately thereafter, leaving Wally as the sole keeper of that "critical knowledge", making him irreplaceable.

But to assert that Miranda assures all citizens, rich and poor, educated and not, the "same critical knowledge about how the system works" is naive.

The payload is a human being, yes-a man with ancient and critical knowledge about the way things used to work.

I'm telling you that they believe he has critical knowledge.

He did much for 16th century jurisprudence, having a critical knowledge of Roman sources, and a fine Latin style.

These include technical knowledge, personal/social knowledge and critical thinking knowledge.