"savoir-faire" meaning in Swedish

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          "ref": "2003 July 24, “Den medskyldige turisten [The complicit tourist]”, in Dagens Nyheter:",
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          "ref": "2011 April 10, Clemens Poellinger, “Antikbranschens webbhallar här för att stanna [The antiques sector's web halls are here to stay]”, in Svenska Dagbladet:",
          "text": "Med lite savoir-faire – genom att undvika allt som är moderiktigt eller Brommafint och därför blir dyrt; snyggt 50- och 60-tal, dansk design, Svenskt Tenn etcetera, går det att köpa möbler tillverkade av riktigt trä av riktiga snickare till priser som ett par Acnejeans.",
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          "ref": "2003 July 24, “Den medskyldige turisten [The complicit tourist]”, in Dagens Nyheter:",
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