It's not as urgent to be in the know and on the sites.
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Joanne doesn't advertise this service, so you just have to be in the know.
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So it's not as urgent to be in the know and on the sites.
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We need to be in the know and ready to show off this amazing city.
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It also gives you alerts when concert dates are announced, so you'll always be in the know.
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In the mean time, be in the know by following the campaign's hashtag #LoveLaMer on social media.
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The Kardashians may be in the know when it comes to the latest beauty and fashion trends.
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People on Twitter had some theories as to why this man just had to be in the know.
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Do you kind of have to be in the know to understand a parody when you see it?
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Shechtman is known within the retail industry to be in the know on up-and-coming and popular brands.
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All classes are updated on the regular, so you'll always be in the know with the latest industry trends.
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Only those who need to be in the know are kept in a very tight loop — typically a company's chief counsel.
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We can start at the very beginning, of course, for anyone who might be not be in the know about Outlander.
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Strikes me that as the CEO of an early stage IoT startup, I should be in the know about things affecting my company.
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" Carey's publicist told me, "These allegations are false and come from a source that must be desperate to pretend to be in the know . . .
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With cool new visions and fun collaborations, these labels have changed the game — and you'll want to be in the know from the beginning.
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It's a one-stop news source for those who want to be in-the-know — without dealing with all the chatter of the internet.
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As a boy I was aware that knowledge was the coolest form of power around; nearly every adolescent wants to be in the know.
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So far as I can see, you're free to share all this with her, and you have good reason to think she'd want to be in the know.
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A type of bar so special, so elusive, that you have to be in-the-know to even find it: the kind of bar that's in someone's house.
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Prices and exact availability for the cars are still unknown, but you can sign up for alerts from Zag Toys if you want to be in the know first.
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It is, in essence, a walling-off between those who believe themselves to be in the know and the simps who lap up everything they watch on cable news.
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People who should be in the know on the Hill haven't yet been told what's coming or if the first batch of orders will be consequential, or more ceremonial.
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There were those chosen ones — the people who'd flattered Halperin to get a friendly mention in his newsletter, the ones he declared to be in the know — and the rest of us.
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Inside the room, some will work to hammer out a plan, while others will reach out to trusted third parties (regulators, attorneys, influencers, and other affected companies) who should be in the know.
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And because news is so easily accessible now, she says there's more pressure to be in the know and keep up with a seemingly endless news cycle — and that, too, can affect your mental health.
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You really had to be in the know or really want to get tattooed to find someone tattooing, and there weren't very many people tattooing at all in the city during the 1970s and 1980s.
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We want to check out the best places to travel, catch up with the best inventions of the last 100 years, be in the know about the best-dressed people, the best books, the best schools.
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Despite mixed to negative critical reviews, Twitter was flooded with memes inspired by the movie's genius or silly premise (depending on how you look at it), which in turn caused more people to watch, if only to be in the know.
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They do so because it's what 53,25 insiders, outsiders, lobbyists and journalists, governors, senators, presidents and would-be presidents read every morning of the week to be in the know, or, in some cases, to see their own names in print.
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In 2007 James founded and is the president of Sean James Student Athletes (SJSA), a nonprofit organization in New York City. SJSA provides scholarships for underprivileged youth.SJSA Scholarships Recipients In 2012 James founded Be In The Know About Bullying organization. Be In The Know is an anti-bullying program centered on the philosophy that students can make a meaningful impact on preventing bullying in their schools through leadership, education, and the use of meaningful mentors.
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Sean James (born March 15, 1969, in Meridian, Mississippi) is a former American football player and activist who signed as a rookie free agent with the Minnesota Vikings (1991–1992). Sean is the cousin of father and son Major League Baseball players Cecil Fielder and Prince Fielder. In June 2012, James created Be In The Know About Bullying to combat homophobia and bullying.
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A flat share in one of the last not yet gentrified old buildings in Berlin-Kreuzberg has to deal with the ups and downs of life. All are in a kind of limbo of life, in which it does not want to work in a bourgeois way neither with the love nor the profession. But neither the authors' colleagues and ex-lovers Wiebke (Josefine Preuss) and Jonas (Sebastian Fräsdorf) nor their friends, student Jenny (Marie Rathscheck) and cook Basti (Tim Kalkhof), can be so easily diverted from their personal life. And if all else fails, Lennart (Dirk Martens), the owner of her favorite café, will surely be in the know.
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Title page of Cryptomenytices et Cryptographiae by Gustavus Selenus. Baconians have argued that this depicts Bacon writing the plays (bottom panel), giving them to a middle man, who passes them to Shakespeare (the man holding a spear in the middle-left panel) Baconians have claimed that some contemporaries of Bacon and Shakespeare were in on the secret of Bacon's authorship, and have left hints of this in their writings. "There can be no doubt," said Caldecott, "that Ben Jonson was in possession of the secret composition of Shakespeare's works." An intimate of both Bacon and Shakespeare – he was for a time the former's stenographer and Latin interpreter, and had his debut as a playwright produced by the latter – he was placed perfectly to be in the know.
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Why the soldier whom Fawn impersonated to the very life. He does like > to be in the know, you know, equally so with his hearers, who would > willingly sit out a whole night with him if he’d keep them in the know all > the time, but James must draw the line somewhere, so he draws it at > Gatti’s.Kipling's My Great and Only (notes by David Page) accessed 17 Oct > 2007 Baroness Orczy, creator of the Scarlet Pimpernel, described a visit to the hall at the turn of the century in her autobiography: > The only hall which appealed to we two inveterate Bohemians was a funny > little one under the arches of Charing Cross Bridge where aspirants to fame > were given a trial with a view to a possible engagement in one or the other > of the important halls. Thus they were 'tried on the dog', as the ordeal was > called, and many a famous artiste started his or her career under the 'old > arches'.
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