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a little knowledge

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If a little knowledge is a dangerous thing, a lot of knowledge is, well, whatever sits beyond dangerous.

“Because of that, at the time, I thought that later on, if someone made films with even a little knowledge of the language of my people, the culture, the traditions of my people, it would be completely different.”

A little knowledge of botany can be helpful, even if you’re an amateur gardener.

"You really need a little knowledge about plant health to take care of them."

From BBC

Armed with a fresh fish, the right tools and a little knowledge, Karmel and Zuccarello say, anyone can become proficient a griller.

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