Yet university administration officials and faculty members have little or no training in and knowledge about the collection and analysis of evidence, the questioning of witnesses, and the interpretation of legal standards.

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Verizon eventually turned the matter over to a third-party debt collection agency, even with the knowledge that Howard had died in December 2010.

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As we left it, CRM eventually went from enabling a team of people across a company to document, interact and share their knowledge about each customer, to essentially favor data collection about customers to find common cross-customer issues and forecast planning.

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Pity2 says this the foetus collection was also made without the parents' knowledge or consent.

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Most new defense jobs at home turned out to be in data collection and intelligence, which required college degrees and specialized knowledge, or in the low-paying realm of airport and building security.

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As a general rule, younger case officers do better intelligence-collection work than older colleagues, whose zeal for Third World field work declines precipitously as their knowledge and expertise in CIA bureaucratic politics increases.

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Long into the future, his retirement plans including passing his knowledge onto the next generation of wildlife vets and, of course, figuring out what to do with his tick collection.

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