As a result I've never been in-the-know about super mainstream movies.
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Kristen Bell's daughters are in the know about some pretty important Disney secrets.
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So now that she's in the know about furries, how does Wassus feel about her experience?
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It is often described as the law that keeps citizens in the know about their government.
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He's the director and he wasn't in the know about what they were doing behind his back.
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News apps from competing websites keep me in the know about their top stories and general alerts.
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And even if you think you're in-the-know about the most viral pets out there, you're not.
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We're sure you're in the know about the deep-seated feud between Chyna and the Kardashian-Jenner sisters.
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People there were reporting on it, so I thought I was in the know about what was happening.
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It also has messaging and a newsfeed that keeps users in the know about any special offers or events.
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The problem is when you talk to someone in-the-know about keyboards they tend to point you towards...expensive ones.
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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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Stay in the know about all things elephant by following The Times's presidential campaign correspondent, Maggie Haberman, and political correspondent, Alex Burns.
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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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As for recent reports he's NOT in the know about her pregnancy ... he denies that, and certainly SEEMS to be in the loop.
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People in the know about depression have been saying for a long time, this is an illness, this is a real health issue.
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We'll be keeping you in the know about any good deals coming up, but these are the best deals that we've seen this week.
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"It opens the door for you if you're very smart and in the know about a particular industry but you're not that rich," he said.
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Just add $21989 million and you have friends and stuff to do and you're in the know about, say, Wylie Dufresne's doughnut shop in Brooklyn.
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If you want to stay in the know about the latest movements in your area, check out these four ways to navigate the protest scene online.
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After years of being in the know about the House agenda and majority strategy, Republican lawmakers will now struggle to even ascertain what the schedule is.
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Kids can have long wish lists around the holidays — there are so many fun new toys, and they&aposre in the know about all of them.
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She'll also star on the third season of MTV's Scream: The TV Series, portraying a character who is in the know about taking down a masked psychopath.
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If there was any confusion as to whether or not Ikea is in the know about today's meme-like fashion trends, let this put it to rest.
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For me, especially with this campaign [I'm partnering with], Get in the Know About ME in Endometriosis, it's that it's OK to talk about these kinds of things.
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Fortunately, comedian and writer Colton Dunn has been making his own advertisements on Twitter everyday so that we are all in-the-know about the quickly approaching deadline.
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Given that, he's not likely to take on a low profile while he fights back against the allegations that he was in the know about Strauss' abominable behavior.
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She mentions her dad and "other people in the know about how women don't necessarily advocate for themselves and the pay gap," knowing she'll have to answer to them.
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"Feeling like you're in the know about your favorite band makes you feel closer to that band and makes you more excited to check out that record," he said.
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Only those in the know about New York media would realize the voice is of Joanna Coles, editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan magazine, the same magazine that Scarlet is based on.
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"My three brothers — I'm a triplet and we have an older brother — talked to me and kept me in the know about what was going on outside of my room," said Arlen.
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They know how to get their hands on the latest releases, they're in the know about the newest innovations, and — oh, yeah — they get some sweet swag as part of the gig, too.
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A few fans were already in the know about their big baby news as on Saturday, Stapleton shared the baby news during his Dallas concert at Starplex Pavilion, according to the Dallas Observer.
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These will act as sensors to monitor concentrations of flammable gas and temperature could be dropped behind the teams, keeping firefighters in-the-know about rooms in imminent danger of igniting or collapsing.
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Electronic devices — phones, tablets and iPods — are in the hands of children earlier than that and kids fake their age to access the plethora of apps that parents aren't in the know about.
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Parnas alleged that Trump was fully in the know about efforts to push the Ukrainian government into opening a public investigation into Democratic rival Joe Biden's family and the fallout that it caused.
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Led by creative individuals who are in-the-know about their respective destinations, these trips allow travelers to interact with the thriving local community via classes, shared meals, walking tours, or even overnight excursions.
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I still use dating apps to swipe, and even exchange messages with folks (partially for entertainment, but mostly to stay in the know about new features and culture trends on the services I cover).
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Kids can have a lot of demands around the holidays — there are so many new toys, and they&aposre in the know about all of them thanks to friends and toy reviewers on YouTube.
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The suckers out there not in the know about wombling obviously felt like a parking lot was the best place to dump their scrunched-up gold, and so I really went to town here.
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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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It's an affable effects movie, mostly about the fantasy of being in the know about "the truth of the universe," as Molly puts it, and about facing down aliens with spy-hard skills and giant shiny guns.
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The next day, Saturday, Washington officials who were in the know about the upcoming bin Laden raid were keen to keep up their normal activities, so as not to give any hint that something unusual was happening.
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Most of these reports are written in the name of children's safety and proliferated because everyone loves speculation and feeling in the know about the teens—but do any of these reports ever ask teens what's going on?
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Pornhub's tradition of analyzing its users during major events, from the Super Bowl to the Game of Thrones season 254 premiere, keeps us all in the know about when people are most likely to get in touch with their bodies.
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We live in a time where tech giants are consistently releasing complex gizmos at an alarming rate, and it's simply impossible to keep up with it all — sometimes being "in the know" about tech is too much of a chore.
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The zoo has been keeping the public in the know about the new gorilla family through various social media channels, including Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, with the hashtag #GorillaStory, and is dedicated to sharing more news of this special primate family as updates come in.
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The central changes can be found in the company's Pages and Events tools, which both help Facebook act as a social nexus for the site's users to stay in the know about what's going on in their community and what their friends are into.
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Finally, a new "For You" tab, available on Android in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and Japan, will "keep you in the know about everything happening in areas you care about whether it&aposs near your home, work, or a city you visit frequently," Lin wrote.
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His exact role in the evolving Trump campaign is unclear, but he has at various times appeared to be strikingly in the know about the goings-on of WikiLeaks, and anonymously sourced news articles have suggested his ties to Russian government figures are the subject of ongoing investigation.
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Investors will also be keeping an eye on any developments in Meng's case — she is said to face extradition to the U.S. U.S. National Security Advisor John Bolton said Thursday that he "knew in advance" about the arrest, although President Donald Trump was reportedly not in the know about the plan.
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That way, you're in the know about emerging artists and in five years, you can be the snarky jerk who pushes their Warby Parker glasses up on their nose and says, "Uh... yeah, I really liked their first EP." The Lemon Twigs Are Rock's New Old Young Dreamboats Farther Out: California Dreaming with Anderson .
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It strikes home in terms of we tried to get the message out there 10 years ago about how important it is to take a proactive look at your own health and how many lives can be saved annually just with people being in the know about their blood sugar, blood pressure, body mass index and cholesterol.
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While we have to leave the door open to the first theory, recent actions sure look like last minute overreach to draw in fringe characters who did little more than make inquiries or tried to seem in the know about the purloined Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 2202 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE campaign emails.
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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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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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Karpukhin, taking advantage of his position as an official, kept his partner-in-crime in the know about the police investigation. According to Skoptsov, "the local police chiefs were steaming in the bathhouse, getting drunk and talking about who's what". In the summer of 1995, Skoptsov acquired the "Bright Life" plot, near the lake of the "Zvezda" horticultural partnership. There, he also set up his car, which functioned as his workshop: in it, he had many machines, pesticides, artisanal devices for making seals, and much more.
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The words hep and hip are of uncertain origin, with numerous competing theories being proposed. In the early days of jazz, musicians were using the hep variant to describe anybody who was "in the know" about an emerging culture, mostly black, which revolved around jazz. They and their fans were known as hepcats. In 1938, the word hepster was used by bandleader Cab Calloway in the title of his dictionary, Cab Calloway's Cat-ologue: A "Hepster's" Dictionary, which defines hep cat as "a guy who knows all the answers, understands jive".
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After Vimy, Papen asked for a transfer to the Middle East, which was approved. From June 1917 Papen served as an officer on the General Staff in the Middle East, and then as an officer attached to the Ottoman army in Palestine. During his time in the Ottoman Empire, Papen was in "the know" about the Armenian genocide, which did not appear to have morally troubled him at all either at the time or later in his life. During his time in Constantinople, Papen befriended Joachim von Ribbentrop.
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In 1963, the club offered a hamburger and French fries for $1.99 in a New York Times advertisement; when those in the know about the club saw it, they realized the Stork Club's days were coming to an end. In the last few months of its operation, at times, only three customers came in for the entire evening. On a good day in the mid-1940s, some 2,500 people visited the club. Paley Park replaced the Stork Club in 1967 When the Stork Club initially closed its doors, news stories indicated it was being shut because the building it occupied had been sold and a new location was being sought.
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" While the brunt of the responsibility was leveled at Minister of Defense Prvoslav Davinić, Marović was called out for signing and thus legitimizing such an obviously inflated contract that would end up costing the taxpayers of Serbia €296 million. After budget commission confirmed Dinkić's allegations he went further on September 15, 2005, saying "it's completely clear Marović and Davinić were fully in the know about everything that went on" and also implicated several more defense ministry and army officials. Davinić eventually resigned, the damaging contract was revoked, but Marović fought back in a written release accusing Dinkić of "libel and destroying state union's institutions". The statement continued: "As state union's president I'm responsible for everything.
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