Republicans know all this, and reporters should know all of it, too.
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They know all the stats, they know all the players, the whole deal.
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You know all dogs are good dogs, but do you know all birds are evil?
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If you know all of that, chances are you definitely know all of her best tour outfits, right?
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They grin madly as they rap along with him — they know all the words, they know all the poses.
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"Because the I.R.S. will know all of this doesn't mean that the public will know all of this," Mr. Gidari said.
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So John Bolton must know all this, and he must know that President Trump probably doesn't know all the details yet.
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I know all the production assistants on Fox & Friends.
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" TAVERNISE: They say, "Oh, we know all your history.
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I don't even know all the policies, I'm not political.
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I know all the methods you use to sneak in.
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And you know all of our capital is externally managed.
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Now, they want to know all about your living space.
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They know all about inertia in the retirement plan industry.
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But hey, the new CEO professes to know all this.
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They don't know all the dangers that are out there.
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I mean as, you know, all White House staffers do.
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Longtime Mac users know all about the wonders of f.
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"Our parents know all of those soft spots," Boykin says.
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BECAUSE AS YOU KNOW ALL TOO WELL IT'S VERY LOW.
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Well, you know, all of these things are tremendously intertwined.
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We don't know all the details of how it works.
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We all know all about Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna.
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I get these stories, I know all these ... I understand.
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But do you know all the ways to do it?
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We know all too well how much work it is.
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I don't even know all the words to that song!
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"You have to know all about our church," Martyn said.
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I'm honored and amazed that you know all that stuff.
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You know all that amazing food the contestants are cooking?
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Just think: a week from now we will know all.
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"Here's the thing: I know all four," she told Mashable.
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They know all the potential negative consequences that can result.
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You probably know all this, but you still eat meat.
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And as we know all too well, data breaches happen.
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I've gotten to know all the people on that stage.
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Know all of the sources of caffeine in your diet.
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Because chaos, as we know all too well, is contagious.
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Here's what you need to know: • All eyes on Michigan.
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You know, all the people of my ... Ted Turner. Yeah.
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Of course, I didn't know all this at the time.
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And a lot of shareholders didn't know all the facts.
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It's time to get to know all of his sides.
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They know all too well the toll of their exertion.
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Californians know all about outsider ambivalence toward the Golden State.
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Fans of the indie scene know all about Overland already.
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"So we don't know all the results," Mr. Buttigieg said.
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Yes, I know all the issues with a Sanders candidacy.
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"Why, because I know all the answers?" the mayor asked.
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He seemed to know all the right buttons to push.
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A doctor need not know all of the medical literature.
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I know all this, yet I still cannot look away.
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I know ALL about being this kind of passive capitalist.
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I know all too well what this will look like.
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Target team members know all about how to save money.
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No, I don't know all the facts about Odell's injury.
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The religions know all this wisdom but have bastardized it.
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I know all the harm that a wall can cause.
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We now know all we need to know about him.
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We know all of that without seeing Trump's tax returns.
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I don't know all the things that are on there.
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" Said another local, "We know all the people who work there.
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Now that you know all the rules, it's time to shop!
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For all we know, all of these leaks are all wrong.
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When I know all too well that the moment will pass.
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I didn't know all of those gangster guys were different people.
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So, you know, all of her horrifying bullshit behavior is understandable.
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My flight simulators, you all know all about those, don't you?
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If anything, I think I know all the alcoholics, she said.
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I'm only 22 years old, I don't know all the answers.
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"They know all the valves and pipes and vessels," he added.
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So I know all about Target's hipness and everything else. Yeah.
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It's one that people like Julianna Pieknik know all too well.
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Our community and customers know all of our team members personally.
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They know all about "reattaching" to sessions or whatever they do.
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At this point, I know all of the greats in 2017.
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The fact is we don't know all the answers about it.
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"I know all those brands, I know their products" Yarosh says.
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They know all our likes, where we are, what we buy.
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AXELROD: You know, all of that, yeah you -- you wrote it.
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You know, all the different versions of what we label someone.
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"We know [all this] because it stands to reason," he said.
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The statistics tell the story that we know all too well.
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You know all those Minority Report dreams we've had since 2002?
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And I don't know all of the facts of the case.
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As true beauty nerds know, all mascaras are not created equal.
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Americans certainly know all too well the pain of such attacks.
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You know, all of his life Muhammad was fascinated by travel.
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If you're a city-dweller, you probably know all about SantaCon.
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"I don't know all the names of the artists," he said.
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"Competitors would love to know all of our growers," he said.
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That you know, all these people are out to get Trump.
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"We still don't know all the implications of that," Cheung says.
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And software, as we know all too well, can be hacked.
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So, so wrong – as the Redditors below know all too well.
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You can&apost be a carpenter and know all that stuff.
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It's a terrible feeling, but one we know all too well.
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Like at GD[PR] … you know, all the stuff in Europe.
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TS: I like Lyft, I just didn't know all the details.
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Wegmans store employees know all about the popular regional grocery chain.
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She believes in, you know, all this government, all this regulation.
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That much we know all too well from this past week.
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I've got to know all the distilleries in Scotland very well.
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You know all the jokes about that book approaching nonfiction now.
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I went to a uni-versity, I know all about it.
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Walmart store employees know all about the chain&aposs inner workings.
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When you win, suddenly, you know, all the doors are open.
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"You said you know all my songs," Cassie says to Lindsay.
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"I don't know all the facts in the condo," Perkins said.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, I don't know all the facts on it.
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I never did know all the things he did for us.
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We know all these candidates and we respect each of them.
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"But people don't know all the work that goes into it."
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And they would be like, 'Why does she know all this?
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I know all their names, but it's always, Dummy, Dummy, Dummy.
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I'm an attorney and I don't even know all the answers.
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"I know all of the severity of the threats," he said.
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We don't know all the answers, but here are some thoughts.
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You know, all the characters have been given nicknames by fans.
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PAYING THE PRICE The Parkers now know all of this first hand.
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We don't know all the details, but what we know is horrific.
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Russia does pose a threat, as we know all too well, online.
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You know all those episodes of Game of Thrones you pirated downloaded?
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We work with lawyers and know all the different regulations and rules.
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You know all that computer talk of processor-this and gigahertz-that?
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Their tastes are eclectic and they usually know all the "in" bands.
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Thanks to technology, he'll know all about you before he meets you.
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I'm not an FAO, so how would I know all these things?
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You know, all the things you want when you go to Italy.
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MOST adults know all the words that will appear in this column.
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It's also possible that she didn't want to know all the details.
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You know, all you have to do is read Simone de Beauvoir.
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This is an important day because, you know, all birthdays are important.
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"You know all of this freaks me out," Rob says to Scott.
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But that's my role now, I have to know all this shit.
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"Since I'm from Point Pleasant, I know all the places," she said.
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We know all the mistakes that different doctors and specialties are making.
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You want to know all the options available before you pick one.
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All of that, somewhere or other, you know, all runs in together.
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And so, you might think you know all there is to know.
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We ought to know all the eight planets, and their moons well.
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"I just know all three of those factors are important," Deskins said.
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The thing is, as we know all too well, popularity breeds contempt.
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Informed consent means you know all the possible side effects, et cetera.
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"I just like letting people know all the information," the reporter said.
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I know all about this entitlement, because I once had it, too.
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You know all the socializing and schmoozing you did earlier this month?
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So, you know, all you international hodlers can breathe easy for now.
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I think many people simply just don't know all that we do.
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Yes, it does, but we know all about the Articles of Confederation.
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Very romantic for college girls -- granted, we didn't know all the lyrics.
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Because how the fuck would he know all this stuff, it's crazy?
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I know all these things, but talk about what was happening then.
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And they all know all the right descriptors and things to say!
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I just know all my friends are going crazy over toilet paper.
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"I know all about flipping," Mr. Trump told Fox News this week.
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"At this stage, we don't know all of the ramifications," he said.
|
|
Try to be tactical; after all, we don't know all the answers.
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It is impossible to know all the reasons a person commits suicide.
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"Folks don't need to know all your business, you know?" she said.
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"It's really weird, because I know all of their breakups," she said.
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Still, there's that gut feeling many of us know all too well.
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Target store employees know all about the best deals in the store.
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I know all too well the challenges the new representative will face.
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As congressional Democrats know all too well, district boundary lines are important.
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You know all about Pastor Brunson ... and he's on his way back.
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Search your feelings and you know all of this to be true.
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We are in it almost daily and we know all its nooks.
|
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Like a rock 'n' roll girl, we know all cool rock chicks.
|
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"We don&apost know all the facts yet," Sanchez told Politico this week.
|
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The state parties know all eyes will be on their states next February.
|
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So, now that we know all this, what can we do with it?
|
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So, you know, all the families, every day they&aposre reliving something new.
|
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TRUMP: You know, all those people got involved and it&aposs not good.
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I don't know all of the details of what happened, but it's troubling.
|
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Oh, sure, you know all the lyrics to every single Destiny's Child song.
|
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"I don't know, all I remember is being on the floor," she said.
|
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By now, we know all about the Pentagon's JEDI cloud contract procurement story.
|
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I know all too well the importance of being subservient to law enforcement.
|
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If you didn't know, all three of the videos linked above are fake.
|
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"My kids know all about him because he's Kylie Jenner's boyfriend," Nadal said.
|
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We haven't — and it's clear that we don't know all the reasons yet.
|
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The only reason I know all this is because I read the manual.
|
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But you don't know all the terminology until you start going through it.
|
|
We know, we know: all this new info just raises still more questions.
|
|
We know all about that personally, and it didn't do us any favors.
|
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"I want to know all about Wells' love life with Sarah," she says.
|
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But we don&apost know all that he or she got from that.
|
|
Yes, there's the classic Tom Ford lipstick that we know all girls covet.
|
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Yeah, I don't know all the ins and outs of the silk industry.
|
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Most of us know all too well that coffee habits can get expensive.
|
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I wish this world could know all the fun it was making this.
|
|
The significance of Anthony Davis is that we know all this will happen.
|
|
No, the people wanted to know all about braids: fishtails, to be specific.
|
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And we can't possibly know all the factors that lead someone to suicide.
|
|
" Gentry-Tipton responds to Montag's complaints by saying, "We know all of this.
|
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We can't be communicating with every single person we know all the time.
|
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We might know all this and still balk at talking about our number.
|
|
I really want the people to get to know all of my friends.
|
|
He still seemed to know all the answers to the questions about Chandler.
|
|
Do you know all the words to the Big Bang Theory theme song?
|
|
Savvy series buffs know all signs point to yes, despite the herculean hurdles.
|
|
Get out in nature, do something physical -- and, you know, all of that.
|
|
And, this is the America I know all Americans want us to be.
|
|
"We hide behind, 'Well, we don't know all of the facts,'" he said.
|
|
"I was interested in puppets, you know, all my young life," Rogers said.
|
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I know all about Picasso,' or 'Here's what I know about children's books.
|
|
It was you know, all just an attempt to "protect" the Trump campaign.
|
|
"We got to know all the people in the hotel," Ms. Boyle said.
|
|
Future Dani wouldn't know all that stuff if this was the first time.
|
|
Amateur radio hobbyists know all too well the risks posed by unencrypted pagers.
|
|
This push-pull of tech displacement is something I know all too well.
|
|
At the same time, I know all the things that I am taking.
|
|
This is a video game website, so you probably know all that history.
|
|
It's comforting to know all the Pixar puzzle pieces are clicking into place.
|
|
At the time, I didn't know all these songs; it was a revelation!
|
|
"I don't know all the facts, I don't know the specific allegations," Rep.
|
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The problem for the White House is that Democrats also know all this.
|
|
I know all of this, and I take the drug every day. Why?
|
|
We have the most sterile building in, I don't know, all of America.
|
|
Others, however, require a kind of fortitude New Yorkers know all too well.
|
|
If you didn't know all of that, you're the only one who didn't.
|
|
You know, all the winning ingredients for a very serious, very lasting relationship.
|
|
Bookworms know all too well what it's like to have an overflowing bookshelf.
|
|
Families in Las Vegas know all too well the deadly consequences of inaction.
|
|
"You know all these people, why don't you write for us?" he asked.
|
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We know all you history buffs are wondering, so we Googled for ya.
|
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You may or may not know all, some, or none of their names.
|
|
Still, I plan to let our daughter know all about her Grandma Sue.
|
|
We know that we cannot know all the ways biodiversity can benefit us.
|
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You know, all the wonderful ways in which tech will change our lives.
|
|
Furthermore, we still don't know all the genes responsible for observed health disparities.
|
|
We may know all about impostor syndrome, but we still worry we're impostors.
|
|
Because they know all the good behaviors, then they can break from them.
|
|
I knew it was a scheme, but I didn't know all the elements.
|
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So you know, all these guys, they wasn't cool until they started rapping.
|
|
They know all the tricks and tropes poets use to manipulate the reader.
|
|
"President Trump: "I know all these things… I get along with him, okay?
|
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"We know all eight parts and every aspect of their story," declares Brian.
|
|
You either already know all the cute lil' Pokémon creatures from childhood, or you're just here for the laughs, so let's take a moment get to know all the humans who get to hang out with Poéemon in Rym City.
|
|
Even if you're a super fan, you probably don't know all of these facts.
|
|
These guys know all of the locals and catch up with everyone they pass.
|
|
We obviously know that was colored with bias and we know all the problems.
|
|
You already know all about Fenty Beauty and it's inclusive and expansive product range.
|
|
Clip: I know all about flipping for 30, 40 years I've been watching flippers.
|
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Not tied to the Hill and doesn't know all the senators like Don does.
|
|
Now, we're pretty sure we know all the important details about the unreleased iPhones.
|
|
Jewish Americans know all too well the hurt and agony of dual loyalty accusations.
|
|
I.' reboot didn't seem to know all the words, but still enjoyed the show.
|
|
However, as we know all too well, the reality is not always so simple.
|
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For now, know all the stories, including Slaughterhouse, are indeed, verified on multiple levels.
|
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So on a land-based system, you know all the time where gravity is.
|
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They know all about what's in your body that they need—these guys won't.
|
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And people kind of thought, well, I know all about this Hollywood Access tape.
|
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Don't you know all you're doing is spreading that dirt all over your face?
|
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It was kind of getting to know all these different personalities that first night.
|
|
We already know all about the prospective hookups on Bachelor In Paradise season 5.
|
|
William Shatner wrote the book on horses—but does he know all the facts?
|
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As queer viewers know all too well, there's a massive difference between the two.
|
|
The cool, refreshing spice of peppermint is one that we know all too well.
|
|
"As far as I know, all of my friends are okay, safe," he said.
|
|
Little do they know all that buttonmashing could translate into a fat college fund.
|
|
And to see it come to life, I know all the work was worthwhile.
|
|
If you follow Reese's on social media, you know all about the recent #CUPspiracy.
|
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If the bill were enacted as written and I don't know all the revisions.
|
|
You know all those fees that airlines have added over the last several years?
|
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I couldn't have made it sooner because I didn't know all of the facts.
|
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Introverts know all too well the importance of having a go-to party trick.
|
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You know, all the animals at the zoo are family members for our staff.
|
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And then let us know — all of us in this growing community of cooks!
|
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We can know all this without seeing one line of Mr. Trump's tax returns.
|
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"I mean, until we know all the details -- it's a sentencing filing," Thune said.
|
|
North Korea simply does not know all the damage the United States can inflict.
|
|
Your boss might not know all of the finer points, Salpeter told Business Insider.
|
|
Krane didn't know all the rules, she told me, but this didn't sound right.
|
|
As we now know, all of those predictions turned out to be completely wrong.
|
|
"We know all these things," he said, "but we don't have any other options."
|
|
Well my kids know ... my 15 year old boys know all about this stuff.
|
|
"I know that I'm going to have to know all these things," Tarr said.
|
|
"In case a war happens, you have to know all the skills," Ling says.
|
|
Tremain must know all this, so it's no accident she raises such haunting doubts.
|
|
You know, all those images came back till I started to speak about it.
|
|
I'm eternally grateful, and know all too well that others are not so lucky.
|
|
When you're developing in downtown Chicago, you know all those things: demand, community, underwriting.
|
|
"I don't know all the facts, I don't know the specific allegations," said Rep.
|
|
As parents, we know all too well the screen-time struggles that families face.
|
|
You don't know all this geopolitics is going to cause a lot of headache.
|
|
And as many know all too well, this is how almost every industry functions.
|
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"I know all too well what assault weapons do to human beings," he said.
|
|
At the time, she said, she did not know all of that was illegal.
|
|
Not individually — "at this level, they know all the basics" — but as a structure.
|
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I know all of their lives will be forever changed by this devastating crime.
|
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I know all the words, so I could keep my eyes on the road.
|
|
You know, all the things it might behoove someone to see a therapist about.
|
|
The markets know all this, so Donald Trump can freak out all he wants.
|
|
Brady and Belichick, of course, know all about being contenders for a long time.
|
|
They have this broad array of clients — I don't even know all their clients.
|
|
And as we know all too well, those reflections sometimes betray our darkest impulses.
|
|
They're smart enough to know that they don't know all there is to know.
|
|
As detectives know all too well, witnesses can recall the same event very differently.
|
|
"I know all those people, and they know me," Boyd told me, sounding fatigued.
|
|
If they had, they'd know all these shape-shifting, time-traveling machines are futile.
|
|
I got to know all of his housemates, and some of their girlfriends, too.
|
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I want to start this chat just to get to know all of you.
|
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"I know all about A.H.F., actually," replied the copper-haired woman, her eyes narrowing.
|
|
But as the families of victims know all too well, it's not a movie.
|
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You know all those names, dates, and brief details circling around in your head?
|
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In a way, though, we already know all that we really need to know.
|
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At home, they don't know all I do is aim at date palms. 3.
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It doesn't really matter since we know all of those things to be true.
|
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And you know all those rainy days we spent on the set of "Doubt"?
|
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Others know all too intimately what Baʿathist state power has felt like and done.
|
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I don't think people really know all the stuff you can do on a cruise.
|
|
Oprah Winfrey loves gardening, but it seems she doesn't know all her plants and produce.
|
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You know, all the stuff that makes airline travel so annoying for just about everyone.
|
|
Android users know all too well that carriers aren't the most eager to adopt updates.
|
|
You're too humble Your boss might not know all the reasons you've earned a promotion.
|
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By now, we know all about Kennedy — the good, the bad, and everything in between.
|
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"I know all of my patients and I hear them suffer," said senior nurse Sakiba.
|
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SH: You know, all the things that we would want for you and from you.
|
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And, you know, I don't know all the details of what Rick Snyder has done.
|
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Seifert: Do you know all the things we do, in terms of purpose and agenda?
|
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At least one person had the know-all to question whether their taste was valid.
|
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It was really a terrible call -- you know, all these terrible things about this call.
|
|
There, she finds what this family's secret is, because we know all families got 'em.
|
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But now that we know all of iPhone X's features, is it a good buy?
|
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If you're rad enough to be in F-Society, you must know all this stuff.
|
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"I know all my characters — or the people who inspired them – very intimately," Kwan Refinery29.
|
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I don't really necessarily know all of the workings of what has been going on.
|
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"I really do [feel pressure], because I know all eyes are on me," she says.
|
|
All the millennials I know all seem to have something planned or something to do.
|
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Ed: I didn't really know all this was happening, but I guess it makes sense.
|
|
Speaking of explosions, if you've read the book, you'll know all about The. Peach. Scene.
|
|
Leaving old myths and legends out of it, we really don't know all that much.
|
|
And I was like, 'What is happening to my life that I know all this?
|
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If we know all that about tardigrades, we ought to know how they mate, right?
|
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You know, all the stuff we're going to demand our next generation of phones handle.
|
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He came toward the car and said, 'You know, all of you Muslims should die.
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They don't know all the times it didn't work, and we were young and optimistic.
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Don't assume that your readers know all the details of a complicated topic you're writing.
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I know all too well the personal and financial toll this disease can also take.
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It was necessary to know all the main problems of the United States of America.
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This is all nonsense except that it's not, though, you know, all in good time.
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The czar will need staffers who know all the tricks -- and the ways around them.
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I know all too well how hard it is to battle a nasty inner voice.
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"Emitt didn't know all these people for whom he was the godfather," Mr. Price said.
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And, as you know all too well, with any new trend comes weird offshoot trends.
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So you know, all the typical drama we've come to expect from a Shondaland series.
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"I hear it over and over" from parents, he says: 'They know all the names!
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But to make a smart bet, you have to know all the factors at play.
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Dr. Cohan said it's important for women to know all the options that are available.
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The theme of today's puzzle is different weather phenomena that Californians know all too well.
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I wondered how this Yiddish and English speaker could possibly know all these other languages?
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Here's a game that you think you know all about, just from looking at it.
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Yes, so we know all about this trade war between the United States and China.
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Readers of this letter know all too well what happened in tech news this year.
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The bad news was I am related, so I know all the people she lost.
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But he did know all about the success Steve Bridges had playing George W. Bush.
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People held signs, shouted "I'm with her" and appeared to know all of the words.
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You know, all of those things have made a huge difference in the U.S. standing.
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Chefs and restaurateurs know all kinds of tricks for keeping costs on a short leash.
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However, I am hesitant because I don't know all the details of this student's life.
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I know all this but am sorry to report that I only like myself thin.
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I'm Dieter and if you already know all of the above, thanks for sticking around.
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The nation deserves to know all the facts, damning and exonerating, of the president's conduct.
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We don't know; all we know is that Ray needs to speak to her—alone.
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Adulthood: You have more than 3003 employees, and you don't know all of their names.
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We spent weeks in West Bengal in February, mostly getting to know all the families.
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It's getting harder to find such a place, but they know all the right spots.
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She can know all the facts, and it doesn't matter when you're talking to Trump.
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I don't know all the details about someone's day-in, day-out kind of thing.
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Some were offended by the assumption that rap fans wouldn't know all four by name.
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We also know all the new specs and configuration details with each tier of the Watch.
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I know all politicians are meant to be snakes, but at least this one doesn't bite.
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And these guys should know: All three are are on six-month missions aboard the ISS.
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If he were on social media, he'd see this post and know all of these things.
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I know all of these people came up not liking it who are loving it now.
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All of things -- you know, all of this now we have been reporting on coming true.
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There's a moment when I don't even want to know all the details, to be honest.
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JAMES BULLARD: Well, as you know, all these discussions are very -- get very technical very quickly.
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And he talks about sexuality and stuff, and I don't know all there is to know.
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That's the, you know, "All men are created equal," that's f---ed the whole thing up.
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"I only know all this because years ago an antique clock restorer contacted me," Reed explains.
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We really don't know all the answers to this, but we're beginning to scratch the surface.
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We might as well hope that the people making decisions for NFL teams know all this.
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But you know, all it takes is one bad lip sync for a queen to fall.
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While we know all dogs are good boys (and girls), the question remains—do dogs know?
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Is it insane that I still know all these things off the top of my head?
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TIMPF: I don&apost know, all I do is just watch Netflix by myself at night.
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You know, all of the stuff that you can also ask the Google Assistant to do.
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I don't know all about your risk preferences, but I do know you buy lottery tickets.
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Ya know, all that "partner in crime, so happy to be marrying my best friend" shit.
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So general purpose product that we ship to you know all of other cloud service providers.
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No one man, or woman, can now know all there is to know in any discipline.
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One diplomat in Brussels likens transition to being a colony, something Britain should know all about.
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But unless you're unusual, you probably don't know all of the details of the scientific proofs.
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Then, if I type in my passcode (which is quite simple), you'd know all about me.
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And as we know all too well in 2018, nothing says queasy reality better than Twitter.
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"I know all about that significance," Ferrell said of wearing number 11 and playing in Philadelphia.
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"Well, you know, all of our friends have issues — I have issues," Simmons, 59, says now.
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I do always like to sing Lana Del Rey, just because I know all her songs.
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We may never know all the ways in which Twitter's algorithm is managing our new feed.
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An eye-tracking AR device provider would likely know all of these things in real-time.
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As she and Lydia know all too well, there are still many lives left to save.
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We haven't got you bugged, and we don't know all the intimate details of your life.
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These bacteria mingle with sweat and cook up the debilitating stench you know all too well.
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Any laptop users who use Chrome know all too well what a battery hog it is.
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While we don't know all the secrets of the White Walkers, one thing is for sure.
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You know all these outbreaks that take place among the lettuce and the things like that.
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You don't even know all the kinds of information Facebook is collecting from its own users.
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If you're a business owner, you already know all this is a given in your world.
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This is dangerous, and it is imperative that we know all the facts before doing so.
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You need to know all the features of these loans before approaching a broker or bank.
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You know, all of these — and yet, she accomplished something that virtually no one has accomplished.
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Schwarzman: I do, because I view it as an accident that I know all these people.
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You know, all the things you probably actually use a Google Home or Echo product for.
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And the reason that I say that is because we don&apost know all the facts.
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But we hope this win represents a shift in that story we know all too well.
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She'll go out with guys for the first time, and they already know all about her.
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"Future Dani wouldn't know all of that stuff if this was the first time," Miller said.
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"As a mother, I know all the parents, they know what their family needs," Fatemah said.
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But that carries with it a risk, as those who remember Racing know all too well.
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People go out and watch and cheer for people they don't really know, all these amateurs.
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"I'm not involved in any of this, but I know all of these guys," he explained.
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By July, as you know, all those who were under TPS have to leave the country.
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"My knowledge — I know all about it," he told reporters at a press conference last week.
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Unfortunately, as many military families know all too well, Sergeant Major Bowman's situation is not unique.
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You feed them, buy them toys, clean up their poop — you know, all that fun stuff.
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They know all about stray bullets in Acari, which is also policed by the 41st battalion.
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"You know all four of these countries are really important to the U.S.," Mr. Tillerson said.
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I don't know all the answers yet but once I see the film I know more.
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" He later tweeted: "I don't know all the details regarding President Trump's decision in northern Syria.
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Ohioans deserve to know all the facts, and judge his fitness for public office for themselves.
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Here is the catch — we don't know all of the species that are important to us.
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You know, all I could say is good luck trying to live on $12,000 a year.
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You know, all I could say is good luck trying to live on $12,000 a year.
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This field of bloodshed was in my neighborhood on a path I know all too well.
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LARRY, COME ON, YOU KNOW, ALL THE OTHER TV -- NOPE, NOPE, YOU HAVE TO STICK HERE.
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"I don't think you can rule anything out unless you know all the facts," he said.
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I don't know all the details, but I believe IBM is one of the sleepers there.
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But you already know all this, and so you already know the challenge that this presents.
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As the colorful fruit-flavored granules hit my tongue I was instantly able to know all.
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But technically speaking, we don't really know all the details about the musical in our world.
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Memory, as we know all too well, is a distorting prism through which to see anything.
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"We may never know all of the facts surrounding the murder of Mr. Jamal Khashoggi," Trump said.
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Two men who know all too well what it&aposs like to be targeted by the government.
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Whether you're a Scandal fan or not, you know all about the one and only Olivia Pope.
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As young girls, we would sing along to all the Disney classics ― we know all the words!
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We don't know all that much about Michael Sheen, but the guy has wonderful taste in women.
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Pretty much everything we serve is line-caught, and I know all of my fishermen by name.
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We need to know all of your holdings -- not just in greater Russia, but greater Russia especially.
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We know some of those locations, to be sure, but we don&apost know all of them.
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You know all your readers, in a way, and feel like you have a relationship with them.
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But there's just one problem: You don't really know all the lyrics to your favorite Christmas songs.
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I know all the good things you've done in your life as well as knowing the bad.
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If you know startup phone maker OnePlus, you know all about how it doesn't follow the rulebook.
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Even the most casual of Broadway fans probably know all about Bob Fosse and his jazz hands.
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I know you know all this, Kara, but the tax base in this country is incredibly high.
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They say they know all this by tracking his IP address, along with information provided by Apple.
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In his Twitter thread, Ekstrom made clear that he didn't know all the details of the situation.
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You know all about that—you can feel it when you drive your car around a curve.
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Waters had warned him it would not be pleasant, as if he didn't know all too well.
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" However, Stephenson pointed out: "We did pull in as you know all of the rights for 'Friends.
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That's too bad, because Dr. Brenner and his agents know all about it thanks to their wiretaps.
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We've loved getting to know all of you and seeing you build communities and make new friends.
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It's not even their fault; they just really shouldn't be expected to know all of these things.
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You know, all the coverage is negative or whatever, it doesn&apost mean it&aposs not true.
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As tourists to Cornwall know all too well, the sun is not to be relied on there.
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AND IT'S FINE TO DO SOMETHING, YOU KNOW, ALL FORMER PRESIDENTS HAVE FOUNDATIONS AND THEY RAISE FUNDS.
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You know all about the "I dos," but how much do you know about the "do nots"?
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The Hornets know all about inconsistency, though their peaks and valleys tend to run longer and deeper.
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"He took a hit — I know all the lingo, he took a pop off it," quipped Spade.
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But getting trapped in Punxsutawney forces Phil to get to know all the people he'd otherwise ignore.
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But with great success comes great sacrifice — something Williams and all working mothers know all too well.
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By sticking to a healthy diet and daily exercise — "You know, all that easy stuff," Theron jokes.
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"Fans of Gordon Ramsay know all too well the passion he brings to his work," she said.
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"I was a child under Franco, so I sadly know all about censorship in Spain," he said.
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We welcome the concerns and support of the neighborhood as we know all of this is uncharted.
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Now that we know all these gems are coming back, what new ones are on the roster?
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And you know, all parts of the industry converge at the big conventions, so it's really perfect.
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I want to know all the challenges and lessons that come with a life different than mine.
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There's already a lot to think about when shopping — that's one feeling we know all too well.
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Now we know all of our sleuthing was for nothing, since we had simply been lied to.
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"It's unbelievable to know all the people who put in so much in this group," she said.
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It was a glaring example of hair-related respectability politics, something black people know all too well.
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They know what they saw in the news, but they don't know all the struggles he faced.
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You may already know all the options around your office, but ordering through ezCater provides additional benefits.
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As moms with infants, we know all too well how challenging life with a baby can be.
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Readers of those magazines know all the filmmaking jargon, and they might see 19893 movies a year.
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Veteran members of the Senate Judiciary Committee likely know all of this, but still love Chevron anyway.
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As with those tomes, we know all of the juicy parts days, if not weeks, before publication.
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If you bet on a roulette wheel, you know all the possible outcomes and the attendant risks.
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Well, Mr. Warchus and company know all about those fears and make cunningly sadistic use of them.
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But to go to a new place, and have to get to know all the new people?
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I know all of the stories that are out there saying voter identification is biased against minorities.
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RIVERA: I used to get, you know, all the pretty girls saying, oh, I love you, Geraldo.
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They wanted to know all about them, and asked that their well wishes be shared in return.
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" Cummings said that Trump's comment hinged on the assumption that "all black people know all black people.
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I probably didn't even know all of the basic guitar chords when we made that first album.
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We already know all this, but it's worth remembering, maybe, just how petty it all can get.
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I know all those guys he plays with and I've met Neil Young a handful of times.
|
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Bran's uncle seems to know all about the Three-Eyed Raven, his prophecies, and Bran's powerful purpose.
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"I know all the freight entrances in New York from 241th Street to 260st Street," he said.
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Still, knee injuries can be a tricky matter for pitchers, as the Indians know all too well.
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I don't know — but it would explain why they know all our pop songs, that's for sure.
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I know all the other girls can play really well; everyone's working really hard to get here.
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And as they know all too well, Italian Williamsburg is reconstituted each year for one glorious moment.
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We want to get to know all of you- negative, positive, embittered, angry, suffering, pleading, and hopeless.
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It is easy to express outrage, comforting to have closure, and satisfying to know all the answers.
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And we know all too well what it's like to be immobile in an ever-moving world.
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The Mariners, though, fell short of the World Series — a feeling the Dodgers know all too well.
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You have fantastic connections, know all the gossip, and are connected to so many communities, dear Leo.
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Even though you know all eyes will be fixed on you, looking to dissect your every move?
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Many folks with vaginas don't even know all the alternatives for how to take care of them.
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That said, we don't yet know all the ways that divulging so much data could be dangerous.
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Democrats know all too well that the issue of choice in health care is a potent one.
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We know all too well that under President Obama we saw stagnant wage growth and severe underemployment.
|
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It's something that Search Party co-creators Sarah-Violet Bliss and Charles Rogers know all too well.
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I THINK THE MARKETS CONCERN IS THEY JUST DON'T KNOW ALL THE DETAILS AND MARKETS HATE UNCERTAINTY.
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It definitely pays to know all of the features and tricks your daily browser is capable of.
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BUT, YOU KNOW ALL OF THESE COMPANIES ARE TRYING TO FOCUS ON AND CONNECT WITH THEIR CUSTOMERS.
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And he is a star, but he didn't know all the problems as he was parachuting in.
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Both told reporters they can't say for sure until they know all the details of the legislation.
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Motives are complex, lives are complicated, and we don't yet know all the details about the shooting.
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How can you play like you don't, when you know exactly ... I know all ... I have children.
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Then there was the Fitbit's paying or the Jawbones paying and you know all kinds of ways.
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Police and jail authorities know all about it, too, but can't seem to shut the shows down.
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The Mets know all about his smooth swing and capable glove work, which bode well for the future.
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You know, all the things that come with a divorce of that magnitude with such a large family.
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We know all too well the dreadful aftermath of over-plucking, and we consider our eyebrows sacred territory.
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As doctors like me know all too well, that plan works right up until the minute it doesn't.
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I&aposm not saying that that&aposs what happened here but we don&apost know all the facts.
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If you're unlucky enough to also be an Aries, you know all about falling for emotionally unavailable people.
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When asked about the allegations against Seacrest, Lawrence noted she didn't know all the details about the situation.
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If you've ever wanted to prove you truly know all the words to "My Shot," now's your chance.
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What they do know: All the seals they have found sporting this peculiar nose accessory are doing fine.
|
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We know all of this because of reporters and public interest groups, not because of government compliance forms.
|
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Is there some day where you're just going to walk into a scanner, it'll know all your genetics?
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They just seem to be going through a real rebranding — something Kat, Jane and Sutton know all about.
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"We don't know all the results," is how he started his speech, looking downwards with a slight grin.
|
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This is something that the roughly 20 million allergy sufferers in the U.S. alone know all too well.
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The truth, though, is that we don't know all that much about Thomas apart from his public pronouncements.
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"The reader doesn't necessarily want to know all the background information that led to the decision," writes Seghal.
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We know all this because, for the past few weeks, we've been running a survey called Vote Compass.
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Cole told me 'You don't really play by the rules because you don't really know all the rules.
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"We should not believe that we know all there is to know about the biology of our planet."
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" The guy behind the counter says to me: "You know, all the women call it a 'sippy lid.
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I know all of her likes and dislikes, I know so much about her that it's maybe problematic.
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There's the Google way: slow speed, small mapped environment, easy to handle because you know all the parameters.
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"There's maybe four people looking at these lines, and I probably know all four of them," he explains.
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I'm a law student, so I have legal expertise, but I don't know all the ways to resist.
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I didn't know all of the goings-on, but from the outside looking in it all looked happy.
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If she isn't, then how would I now know all of this: Jenner & Scott get two hotel rooms.
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We have to recognize that, at the end of the day, we don't know all of science yet.
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Ukraine presidential election As Americans know all too well, anything is possible in the wacky world of politics.
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While we don't know all of the details about the service just yet, the warning signs are there.
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I know the name, I know all the crazy stuff, I just don't know what he looks like.
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HANNITY: Admitted somebody that was an admitted liar, you know, admitted to, you know, all these other crimes.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)You know, all that would be fine if the Move delivered on something unique.
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Because we know all this, we also know exactly how much it would take to rectify the situation.
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I ate cleaner and drank a lot more water, you know, all the things you're supposed to do.
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One thing about this is it's all for people's interpretation, and it happens, you know, all the time.
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But the meanings of words shift over time -- something that the writers of dictionaries know all too well.
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You know all those gorgeous, mega-watt jewels you see waltz down the red carpet every Oscars season?
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" Hunter stressed that he didn't know all the details of what happened: "I did not read the story.
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If you start ordering delivery through Facebook, they'll soon know all about your 3 AM pizza preferences, too.
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I mean, I can't know all that stuff, but I want it to feel that way at least.
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How can you not know all the words to Hunt's latest ear worm, "Body Like a Back Road"?
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But you know, all mothers — insurance is high, so a lot of mothers get their sons a car.
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Not only did I have to make sure my voice held up and I know all the words.
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You know all too well how important sleep is so when it doesn't come, you get stressed out.
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Now these women know all about Susan B. Anthony, who got arrested for trying to vote while female.
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Nevertheless, we didn't know all about the harmful effects of glyphosate when it was introduced in the 1970s.
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We know all parents want the best for their children and have tremendous strengths as individuals and parents.
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New York has always been a city of secrets, but some people seem to know all of them.
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I know all too well that my greatest efforts will never meet with the success that others enjoy.
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That Trump betrayed his allies to elevate himself is the same old Trump we know all too well.
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Even if you know all the rules, all it takes is one slip to fall into the trap.
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True 'BiP' fans know all too well how she spilled the Blake tea to everyone and their mama.
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"I don't know all the facts ... but I would advise him of the risks," he says. https://t.
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We're learning how to manipulate our weapons without ammunition in them so we know all of the functions.
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"I sort of view it as an accident that I know all these people," Schwarzman told Business Insider.
|
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If you know all about bitcoin and are looking to learn about Ethereum, check out our beginner's guide.
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And yet we don't know all that much about what it really is or how it really works.
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He criticized the recent bill as so large that many lawmakers didn't even know all the provisions within.
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We will never know all of the deceased who experienced such "post-mortem consumption," as I call it.
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If you know so much about something, you know all the problems, and you might not start something.
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But I know all the tech people are definitely not going now, and they can't show up there.
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And I would of course know all the words, all the songs, just living my entire best life.
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It's a curse of modern life so many of us know all too well: drowning in your inbox.
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"The Turkish people may not know much about golf but they know all about Olympic medals," Agaoglu said.
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I might not know all the answers, but we can definitely see what information is out there together.
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I know all those people who are not here, I loved all those people, we share that love.
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Democrats, and all voters, have the right to know all they can about the health of these candidates.
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There are no spoiler alerts for this docuseries, because you probably already know all the major plot points.
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"So, we don't know all the results," Buttigieg told hundreds of supporters at a rally in Des Moines.
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Unlike experienced professionals, "They don't know all the things that they're not supposed to do," Mr. Helling said.
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I know all these obstacles and more because they confronted my presidential campaigns in 2000, 85033 and 2008.
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We know all too well the odious alibi invariably offered for some cruel remark: I'm just being honest.
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The senators who will serve as jurors need to know all the facts to reach an informed verdict.
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Or chat with your Uber, Lyft or taxi driver, who always seem to know all the good spots.
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"We know all of his deepest thoughts," said Michelle Murray, who has two children at the high school.
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"I'm old enough to know all about the calima, but I don't recall it that strong," he said.
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"We had, you know, all our eggs are in one basket: Red Delicious," Baritt told Business Insider Today.
|
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And make no mistake: Facebook executives already know all this, and have decided that it beats the alternative.
|
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You need to know all the prices for all the models so you can make a educated purchase.
|
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Well, that would be King Henry VIII — but you know all about him and his eight wives already.
|
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Disarmingly, Noe is aware of his own flaws, telling us he was nicknamed "Know-All" as a child.
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I know all of that is out there, plus I'm convinced that there are some gems I'm missing.
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HOLLAND I know all the black agents at C.A.A., ICM and U.T.A. We meet and encourage each other.
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"I know all about the rigging the system because I had the system rigged on me," he said.
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It's a feeling of awful, vital solidarity — one that I, and countless other women, know all too well.
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Ora will perform "What Child Is This?" and was quick to joke that she didn't know all the words.
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If you don't download the app, or activate the Shortcuts, you'd never know all of these new functions existed.
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As I'm sure you know, all of the other aftermarket Genesis / Mega Drive systems are complete and utter garbage.
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I'm excited to get to know all the people at BT and work together to take the business forward.
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"It's a new pathway, so we don't fully know all the potential side effects that can occur," Glashofer said.
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I don't know all the technology things that went in play there, but that was the gist of it.
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You know all too well at this point that all sorts of digital attacks are lurking on the internet.
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Check out our cast guide for Five Feet Apart to get to know all the faces and names now.
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"I just felt at home because I was with you and I know all these guys," she told Feig.
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You know all of those dust, pet hair, allergens, and other bothersome particles in the air giving you reactions?
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BUT THEY'RE GOING TO HAVE TO BE ABLE TO BRING, YOU KNOW, ALL KINDS OF DIFFERENT SOLUTIONS TO CUSTOMERS.
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That's fine because like, I know all about sports, because I'm totally like, a cool girl, a guy's girl!
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"They wanted to know all the details about our experience as customers," said one of the JetSmarter members interviewed.
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I know all about Kim's obsession with Snapchat filters, Kourtney's sexy nude Mother's Day shoot, and Khloé's endless workouts.
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Not sure if I know all the new features yet as I just got it a few days ago.
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"We've loved getting to know all of you and seeing you build communities and make new friends," wrote McComas.
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We know all these maneuverings will soon seem as shallow as the characters too seldom understand them to be.
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So far as I know, all of Zuckerberg's challenges have reflected a sincere interest in the subjects at hand.
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You probably know all of these things, but sometimes we need a little reminder that the fundamentals still work.
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Think you know all the tricks for getting the lowest airfare and the most out of your miles programs?
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While we don't know all of the surprises that are in store, here are a few things to expect.
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There were times, not so very long ago, when people didn't know all the references and couldn't google things.
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"Sometimes that's a crazy thing, because then you know all about him since he was a kid," added Jill.
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The models used in the study are speculative, so we don't know all the details about this flower ancestor.
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And they know all of your addresses and the names and addresses of anyone you've ever sent stuff to.
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As much as we'd love to know all of the deets, they don't owe us anything, and that's okay!
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" Russian "bloggers" "You know, all of these things like the Russian bloggers, they had nothing to do with us.
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Project Orion sought to propel space vehicles with atomic bomb explosions, and Bezos wanted to know all about it.
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I know all toddlers go through this phase, but it can be tough to figure out how to communicate.
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But teachers know all too well the true cost of leaving these gross inequities to be addressed another day.
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If you own a pair of Good American jeans, you know all about the flattering fit and trendy styles.
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As a black woman, I know all too well the direct result of silencing the voices of the voiceless.
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You know all these new outlets and making sure that you're matching the traveler with what they're looking for.
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This year's competition was the contest's 10th edition, and we now know all the winners and the runners up.
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"We don't know all of the issues we're going to be facing in the middle of January," said Harkins.
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We can't know all its potential applications yet, but the Left has already started plotting to write the rules.
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KEEP YOUR SEXUAL LIFE PRIVATE, we do not necessarily need to know all the details of your personal life.
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Death, taxes, and the Patriots are the three things you can't cheat, and the Patriots know all about cheating.
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KS: I know all these geeks are going to write me, but it is, I'm sorry to tell you.
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It can be hard for the security team at a company to know all the flaws in a system.
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This cycle, voters know all too well what's not presidential: Donald Trump and his narrow views and divisive rhetoric.
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"They know all the words and the guy who was once so exciting now is just dull," Scarborough said.
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" Asked about the allegations against Mr. Ailes, Mr. Baier said: "I don't know all the stuff that's out there.
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But I know all the prominent academics in the United States and Europe say it is an extreme idea.
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Just to know all of the people in our group that put in so much work, obviously the players.
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Innovation like this will benefit everyone — even if we don't know all the uses yet for such radical tech.
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If you know exactly what you're doing, and you know all the lines on the track, you'll be good.
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We still do not know all of the facts, but these guys and gal apparently were just poor mariners.
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Some of you who do know all the names may be concerned that means you have no life. Relax.
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"Candidly, I don't even know all the reasons why this is going so well," Buttigieg told New York magazine.
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"I know all too well what assault weapons do to human beings," he said, referring to his Army experience.
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Photo: Koji Sasahara (AP)So you know all those reports earlier this week about a Nintendo Switch exchange program?
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But guys like Brooks know all that — they know how to handle it and they all handle it differently.
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Know all the TikTok songs When it comes to viral songs, TikTok has some pretty major influence these days.
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He was all the things he wouldn't say to her that she wanted to know, all deception and cunning.
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We don't know all the details, but it seems that The Post's managing and executive editors were not pleased.
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I already know all of these things exist, and it's ridiculous that I haven't done all of them already.
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That's absolutely fantastic news for parents everywhere, who know all too well just how easily things can get broken.
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South Jersey is TRUMP COUNTRY, so I know ALL NJ Republicans will join me in supporting Jeff Van Drew.
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Many people don't know all the available and popular rideshare apps in foreign countries, like Le Taxi in Paris.
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There are solid reasons for cutting out the hard stuff—you know, all those gamy metaphors and other tripe.
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You have to make sure you're equipped financially and that you know all of the retailer's charges and fees.
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Subbing that in and rearranging, we get this expression for the thrust force: We know all of those values.
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I know all schools want to avoid it because you don&apost want students to miss any school time.
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Maybe plenty of people already know all of this stuff, but it definitely wasn't covered in my history classes.
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As the attorneys responsible for this suit know all too well, these claims face an uphill battle in court.
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"I know all the stuff I talk about... but men talk about almost all the same stuff," she said.
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You know all across our country today Democrats voted to break down barriers so we can all rise together.
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"Right now we don't know all the logistics, and I suspect the people on the ground who work for the government don't know all the details," said Lee Gelernt, an attorney from the American Civil Liberties Union who has led several efforts to block the Trump administration's immigration policy changes in court.
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I know all too well; I missed several student loan payments while abroad and ended up defaulting on two loans.
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And, as we know all too well, Google's Wear OS and its hardware partners suffered from low-power, outdated chipsets.
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I know all of that, but I can't help but look back fondly on that notebook and what it represents.
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"We may never know all of the facts," but, "our relationship is with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia," Trump said.
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We know all of that because of testimony -- under oath -- by former FBI Director James Comey and the Mueller report.
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Because we're on the "right" team, and we know all the "right" information, we can feel comfortable in our righteousness.
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I started realizing that council members often don't know all the details of what they're talking about—or are lying.
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The ways in which we treat the people who create art for us: We want to know all about them.
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You know all those times you've sipped on a cold Starbucks beverage in the middle of a hot summer day?
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"I don't know all of the names of the people who knew that specific information at the time," responded Schroepfer.
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Know all of the stakeholders for your product or platform, especially if you're trying to innovate on the policy side.
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Getting to know all the best hair, skin, and makeup launches Ulta Beauty had to offer these past 12 months.
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Black women know all of this is bullshit and we've clapped back at these claims using several, sometimes conflicting, tactics.
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"People don't know all the things Santas do...All in all, 98 percent of it is fun," he told WBIR.
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We not only know what we have to lose; we know all too well what all Americans stand to lose.
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If we know all that about how tardigrades protect themselves from threats, we ought to know how they mate, right?
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According to a 2014 Harris Interactive survey, about 61% of American adults don't know all the words to the anthem.
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I know all about all the things that'll supposedly help me get the rest that my mind and body need.
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While it's important to know all the latest tech, it's also important to remember the past (lest you repeat it).
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" Giudice continued, "Unless you walk this path, unless you know all the pieces to the puzzle, no one can judge.
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You know all of the stunning graphic artwork and props that give the Harry Potter films that extra magical touch?
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"I am personally committed, as I know all of you are, to ending sexual violence on our campus," it read.
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While I won't pretend to know all of your goals, there's a good chance you're looking to win with money.
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"You don't even have your whole game pinned down, you don't even know all your mechanics yet," Straley told me.
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You know all about the heat of battle, but forget about temperature for a moment and think about the sound.
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Even when we know all that stuff is by the checkout, so we buy it compulsively, we still do it.
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" At this time, the complaint states that a server got involved in the conversation, claiming to "know all about Ramadan.
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They also used Unreal's built-in behaviour trees to let the AI know all the different options available to them.
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"It's not like I didn't know all the nasty things they were saying about me," Clinton said of the campaign.
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If you've ever broken out in hives, then you know all too well how uncomfortable these splotchy welts can be.
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Get to know all you can about the key personnel: read the bios of management, board members, and your colleagues.
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The 2017 Grammy Awards is the year's biggest celebration of music — but do you know all of the songs nominated?
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Horror lovers and novices alike know all about the familiar character tropes: the final girl, the jock, the doomed skeptic.
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"We may never know all of the facts surrounding the murder of Mr. Jamal Khashoggi," Trump said in his statement.
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If you own a smartphone or laptop, you know all too well about the pains that come with using one.
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Iran is fully complying with the inspectors, which is how we know all the other terms are being adhered to.
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Riders range in age from 12 to 70, and, as Ms. Cohen points out, they all know all the lyrics.
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"It's a multifaceted situation, and once I know all the points of interest, I will have a view," he said.
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We know all too well how tradition and fairness are secondary concerns to making money in today's college sports landscape.
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The people who have put hundreds of hours into the game know all of the statistical likelihoods with the weapon.
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So you know all those pedestrian avenues and open plazas you love so much in old, built-pre-automobile cities?
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"People ask about it all the time, and know all the images of Sonic Youth from the show," says Ranaldo.
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Now that you know all that Apple Maps has to offer, go re-download and give it a fair shot.
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They know all my drama with guys that I have crushes on, all that stupid stuff that doesn't really matter.
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Obviously, it's understandable if a president doesn't know all the intricacies on things like this — that's why he has advisers.
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I have learned by now that my Dad doesn't know all the answers, that there are problems he cannot solve.
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Like, you gotta know all that, like how far the bullet went in, which direction it went, all of that.
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I know all the tactics in the book and I can assure Kenyans that all will be well in Doha.
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We know all too well when something doesn't get fixed in D.C., it can end up hurting people back home.
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"I don't know all the details, but I know that I am hearing repeatedly that there's a lot more coming."
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"He said, 'I know all the seats are going to women, and I don't stand a chance,' " the recruiter recalled.
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Things are never the same after she is taken to hospital and operated upon by Jed, a "know all" doctor.
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As you dive into the drama, get to know all the power players skating up a storm on your screen.
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Ambiguity is really dangerous, because it promotes the idea of having a conversation where you don't know all the answers.
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This is something the residents of the Carolinas, where Florence's death toll has climbed to 51, know all too well.
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As parents know all too well, just because your children have moved out, it doesn't mean you're off the hook.
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He appeared to know all senators by name and state as they asked to be recognized for their respective questions.
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People are excited, nervous, completely in their feelings, and if you've seen the trailer, you know all the reasons why.
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"Of course I know all the running is, on some level, crazy, but mostly I'm an ordinary guy," Bell said.
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They were clearly spending a lot of time together, with Cyrus in particular getting to know all of Mongeau's friends.
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You know, all them little kids they call my name, they're giving me cards, they're running up and hugging me.
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There are no guns, explosions or plane crashes — just love and struggle, which many of us know all too well.
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"I didn't know all this in 1980," Pyrch told the congregation as she described Chamberlain's awards during the Sunday service.
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Maybe those focused on Kavanaugh's age know all this but simply believe the accusations are too old to be relevant.
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Presidential candidates know all too well the perils of failing to secure domain names related to their monikers and campaigns. TedCruz.
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"You know, all of the hard work is done by this point," Morris told PEOPLE while on set in Las Vegas.
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Dr. Jeffrey Mazin and his wife Penny know all too well what it&aposs like to be separated from their son.
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Even though this man has been part of our lives for 16 years, we don't know all that much about him.
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We know all of this because Waymo has ensured that Levandowski's and Uber's business dealings become part of the public record.
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Even if your team doesn't advance in the tournament, the P'Zone's comeback is something we know all fans can rally around.
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They want to know all about numbers for everything, and to be any other way they think is a mug's game.
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He could tell when someone was talented and he wanted to know all about them and work them, figure them out.
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"So the next thing I know, all the kids are trying to trash me with either slime or pies," he says.
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If you know Snooki, then you know all about her love for animal print and motherhood hasn't changed that one bit.
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MUELLER&aposS RUSSIA INVESTIGATION: WHAT TO KNOW All 12 officers are members of the Russian intelligence agency, Glavnoe Razvedytalnoe Upravlenie (GRU).
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I want to caution you, the people who speculate about federal investigations usually do not know all of the relevant facts.
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The economy's on life support, the world's blowing up and people are, as we know all too well, really, really angry.
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The episodes themselves are stressful enough, but the show has become such an addiction that we must know all the theories.
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Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory As if we didn't already know all those kids disappearing one by one was messed up.
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But am I privileged to know all the details of these people's interior lives, especially if the families aren't on board?
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With like online security, I know all the things I need to do to make sure I don't get doxxed online.
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But then we had the second reaction which is, hey, you know, all the content that's in there — we stand behind.
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Migos ain't about to join the Lady Gaga body shamers ... because they know all the hate just comes with being great.
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Senate Republicans know all this, and their answer is that they don't want the bill they pass to actually become law.
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Fans know all too well that Harry's ability to love is what helps him save the day time and time again.
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"I know you want to go and I know all that, but it's a lot, that's all I'm saying," she says.
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I know all this is very hard for you, too, and I don't want to give you the worst of me.
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" "Prince Harry was such a lovely man, he was very kind and wanted to know all about me and my charity.
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What's trendy and cute isn't always what's warm and practical for winter — this is a rule we know all too well.
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Sure, we know all movies have a certain running time, and we know their stories span a certain amount of time.
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To recap for those who don't know, "All Too Well" is Taylor's song that is believed to be about Jake Gyllenhaal.
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You know all I have done in my life has something to do with education I got in the United States.
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It's hard to know exactly what Apple's reportedly improved repair policy means because we still don't know all of the details.
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So, it was cool to not know all the exact details, so we could be a little free with the dialogue.
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They know all the usual gambits and ruses of adversaries and have a reputation for defiance, dissembling, obfuscation, prevarication and fabrication.
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You know, all those things that I describe, you're seeing in our society, particularly among 20-year-olds, 30-year-olds.
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"It's humanly impossible for any doctor to know all this information," said IBM's Chief Health Officer Dr. Kyu Rhee told Mashable.
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So I know all you girls out there are too scared to be hairy but this is for a good cause.
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If you are a sentient human being with access to print, video or the Internet, you already know all of that.
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"I'm scared though 'cause I'm out here and I don't know all the rappers' names," Jones joked during her opening monologue.
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The company became paralyzed, she says, because it didn't know all the facts; it thought Cambridge Analytica had deleted the data.
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And you'll see, you know, all the big names you won't see Southwest or Alaska, but you'll see the big names.
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And let us not forget the beauty bummer many who ride the subway in July know all too well: boob sweat.
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"This is a subject that, as a former athlete, I know all about," said the Briton, now retired from competitive swimming.
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Just kidding, I don't know all the twists but I'm sure they have something to do with our collective impending doom.
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It creates that nagging question many of us know all too well: Am I Latino enough if I don't speak Spanish?
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"I know all these rules are there to protect us, but honestly, I don't think we need the protection," she said.
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And by now we know all too well the impact stable affordable homes can have on America's health, education and economy.
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"It was important for us to know all of the information about any candidate that comes before us," Murray said. Sen.
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I know all this just from her Instagram account, where she has 16,500 followers and posts at least once a day.
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Third, we don't know all of his business dealings, but ... he owes about $650 million to Wall Street and foreign banks.
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So, you know, all of us in — in uniform are, you know, preparing various options and — and the president will decide.
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I know all about a buttery shirt and a long blazer/jacket hybrid that tapers around my rear like wasp wings.
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I know all eyes are on Washington these days, watching to see what the Trump administration and Congress will do next.
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WATCHING It's very hard for me to go to the movies because I know all the tricks and I know everybody.
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But you probably know all of its brands -- and there's a good chance you've bought a lot of stuff from them.
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Now that you know all the things you should be looking out for, hopefully you'll be able to catch them all.
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"You know all those password reset questions you get, like, "What was the name of your best friend in high school?
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New York City has a population of 8.6 million people, but I still run into people I know all the time.
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Homeownership can also be much more expensive than you think, even if you think you know all your expenses in advance.
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"We were standing up and the next thing you know all the people around us started standing up too," McCoy said.
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Still, Ayton's basketball skills needed refining since he hadn't grown up playing the game and didn't know all of the rules.
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You know, all of a sudden they think I'm going to be running for office, and I'm a Republican, let's say.
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I know all the spots to look for weaknesses, all the tricks to try to take advantage of a computer's shortcomings.
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They know all of that stuff is nothing more than cultural trappings, and they choose to talk about things that matter.
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I know all sorts of socially awkward single people, myself included, who could benefit from bringing a pal to a gathering.
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The Predators already know all about the rule, since it cost them the opening goal in last year's Stanley Cup final.
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I didn't know all these classic Hollywood movie stars like Bette Davis and Joan Crawford, who were all great gay icons.
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The majority of the teachers here are incredibly friendly and really want to get to know all of their students personally.
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"If you know all of your competitors are reducing their spending too, then you don't need to spend more," he said.
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Generally, when you have all the experience and you know all the problems, you don't start an entrepreneurial kind of venture.
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I don't know, all I know is I'll be waiting in Greece until I find a way to go to Germany.
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Like, if we were to get more AG buys, you can't, you know, all of a sudden ease up on Huawei.
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We know all our children are listening and internalizing, and we will not let hate be the only voice they hear.
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Trust me, you don't want to know all the clues I just looked at and abandoned for the last five minutes.
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"I know all of them want to be champions, but I tell them they got to pay the price," he said.
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"It just is a coincidence that I know all of these kind of crazy, wild, intelligent, interesting people," Anderson told Carlson.
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Facebook, Twitter and other tech giants know all this is happening, and claim they are trying to do something about it.
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As we all know all too well, "it is easy to cut corners and just do the bare minimum," says Crawford.
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So if you want to know all the latest news regarding Samsung's big release, you simply need to register your details.
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We won't know all the results Tuesday, since tabulating votes could go late into the night, especially on the West Coast.
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The iOS app Screen Time comes to MacOS to let you know all the ways you're wasting time on the web.
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Letters To the Editor: "Women Interrupted" (Business Day, June 15) sheds important light on a phenomenon women know all too well.
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"It's terrible that kids today know all about technology but nothing about the little bird outside their window," said a teacher.
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One might know all of that coming in — that Paik was an artist who was peripatetic, prolific, collaborative and fiercely interdisciplinary.
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I know all about the dangers of opioids; it's hard to miss hearing about them in this part of the world.
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I'm not too into politics, so I don't know all his other views, but his rhetoric I definitely don't agree with.
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Pop stars in 2019 are hypervisible, which comes with a heightened feeling of access; we want to know all about them.
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It's not, OK, I connected to the North Sense, and by tomorrow, I'll know all the maps of London by heart.
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"We know all of them," a woman, identified as a police officer in the lawsuit, can be heard telling the journalists.
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And an embarrassing reminder that, for a former playboy, our president doesn't seem to know all that much about birth control.
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As employees know all too well, health insurance companies have one surefire way to lower costs: Ask their customers to pay more.
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"As many families know all too well, these treatments are very expensive and often require multiple attempts," the spokesman, Matthew Allen, said.
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"I really do [feel it], because I know all eyes are on me," Lindsay, 32, tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue.
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"I'll probably keep up the tweets for the next few weeks until I know all hope is truly lost," he told Mashable.
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Because it seems like [the songs offer] such a personal view of me people think they know all this stuff about me.
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She lets us know all the foods diamonds go great with: Steak, deviled eggs, and lobster tail just being a few suggestions.
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His new book, We Know All About You: The Story of Surveillance in Britain and America, is due out in June 2017.
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But I need to know all my options before making any commitment, and that applies to eyeshadow palettes and my life partner.
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I certainly didn't know squat about his politics—but now, all of a sudden, I want to know all about Tom Waits.
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I know all the Marvel TV show code names: "Crime" meant The Punisher, "Group Therapy" meant The Defenders, "Violet" meant Jessica Jones.
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I know all those eyes are on me, the team is relying upon me and I can impact our ability to win.
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And then â€" boom â€" next thing you know, all your followers have seen your junk because the Instagram camera over-captured.
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You'd think that a movie star like Channing Tatum would know all the right things to say, at exactly the right moment.
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They're parts of me, and if you want to get to know me, I suggest you get to know all of me.
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We also wanted to know all about her JustFab boot collection, which if you haven't added to your closet yet, you should.
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KANYE WEST We know all about West's self love, thanks to Aziz Ansari's 2010 standup album Intimate Moments for a Sensual Evening.
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Siri doesn't know all, can't perform any task you bestow upon it and won't make somewhat uncanny phone calls on your behalf.
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"This is a new and emerging phenomenon and we still don't know all of its consequences," he told local media this week.
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If you're caught up with Keeping Up With The Kardashians this season, you know all is not well in the Kardashian world.
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Parents of young children will know all too well, because it's likely they have been rushing to prep costumes for their children.
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"I know all the hard work my parents put into this," Garza, who now manages the bakery's social accounts, told ABC News.
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Many complain that they, "who know all about the industry", should allocate slots instead of "know-nothing economists" working for the regulators.
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But although we know all these listeria cases are linked to the same source, just what that source is remains a mystery.
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I had to learn all the Nazis, now I know all the fucking Nazis, the Proud Boys, they all come at me.
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For example, if you don't know all of the fees that come with the card, how can you work to avoid them?
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It's a fun video to watch, maybe precisely because it features Collins, who most people probably don't know all that much about.
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Rihanna and Beyoncé are two of the most celebrated celebrities in the music industry, and sadly, they know all about that life.
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"I appreciate that hindsight is 20/20 and we don't yet know all the facts," Alex Conant, a top adviser to Sen.
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While we don't yet know all the identities of the deceased, we do know they are composed of at least 40 nationalities.
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You know all the research about lowering blood pressure ... it does all those things, and it's just a blast making people smile.
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I don't know all of the technical stuff yet — I've been producing for about three years — but I'm learning more and more.
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"I don't watch TV, but I know all about Korean chicken and beer," says Chinese hostel manager Zhuo Li Hang in Harbin.
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Here's Dr. Oz dumbing down Rob Gronkowski's season-ending back injury, 'cause we know all that medical talk can be confusing sometimes.
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Or at least, anyone who took the time to get to know all 400 games would be a kind of videogame sage.
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But with abominations like Suicide Squad out there, audiences know all too well that you can't judge a movie by its trailer.
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Many small-business owners know all too well what it is like to take risks, work long hours and juggle multiple priorities.
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"While we do not know all of the details surrounding the arrest, we are treating this as a serious matter," said Keys.
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I think we now know all we need to know about Mr. Trump to render our own personal opinion of his candidacy.
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The pair were seen on Dorfman's Instagram rocking sticky sheet masks and giggling through the mask slime we know all too well.
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Look, I don't know all the facts about this, and it's possible that Joe Buck truly is enthralled by missed extra points.
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Typically, I'm so nosy I can't help myself, but in this case I didn't really want to know all the dirty details.
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I could be in the army, be strong and masculine, be sensitive, you know, all of these things at the same time.
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She's a singer and a songwriter, so presumably she doesn't need to know Ableton; she doesn't need to know all this stuff.
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The truth is, consumers pay with more than their attention; they pay with their information, as Ghostery users know all too well.
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We know all the hours needed to be clocked in at the atelier in order to create these literal pieces of art.
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One secondary-school teacher regrets that most of his 13-year-old pupils know all about drugs paraphernalia and slang for weapons.
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I've also worked with the most talented artists all over the world and know all the best backstage beauty tips and trends.
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"I know all of this sounds so holier-than-thou and corny and all of that, but that's the case," she said.
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Then I can include the innkeeper's backstory, and people won't be distracted wondering how the servants know all those details about him.
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I know all of the members have kept super busy with other projects—what bands/projects are you all working on now?
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It's such a weird feeling, and I know all women experience it differently, but having a baby, for me, felt so scary.
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If we know all this, why create an entire record instead of continuously releasing singles like "Malamente" or "Pienso en tu mirá"?
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The harrowing answer to that question is one that a 21-year-old man and his mother now know all too well.
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But despite that, I'm here, sitting on a blanket on the ground, looking around at 20 faces I don't know, all smiling.
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The NVWA wants to know all the details, which makes it more complex and that is what we are thinking about now.
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Although we don't know all the top secret details, here's some of the information he has access to, rounded up by Politico.
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Hopeless. I am a social worker, so I know all of the techniques and strategies and models (and when they're implemented poorly).
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The only problem, though, is that Sam Smith doesn't actually seem to know all that much about the world he lives in.
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As we adults know all too well, formal shoes are often uncomfortable, especially when they're new and have not been broken in.
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"We may never know all of the facts surrounding the murder," the White House announced in a bizarre official statement in November.
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Well, we don't know all of the signaling that was done during the campaign nor in the immediate aftermath of the election.
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At large workplaces like universities, workers often don't know all of their colleagues, so communication can be limited without the Excelsior list.
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But this last part of the deal happens with less and less frequency of late, as Yankees fans know all too well.
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Today's agitators, from neo-populists to violent extremist groups, know all too well that legitimate authority is hard won and easily lost.
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She saw herself as a know-all technocrat, he said, and was dismissive of other people's opinions, including the more junior legislators.
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"It's a tough loss, we know all about this rivalry," Giants defensive back Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie said in the quiet locker room.
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Phishers know all too well that during uncertain times—whether it's international conflict or coronavirus—people become desperate for information and reassurance.
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If you're unfamiliar with virtual private networks, or VPNs, there's no better time to get to know all about the popular services.
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And then there are the regular old texts from your kids that say "hi Mom" and let you know all is well.
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We know all too well that science and the sheen of objectivity it carries can be put to horrific uses (see: eugenics).
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I don't know if you know all the stuff he's still doing now; he's having camps to help kids understand their rights.
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" He explained that he had stopped to help someone on the freeway, to which DeMille responded: "Yes, I know all about it.
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As Montana Republicans know all too well, Libertarians here have a history of siphoning enough votes to hand statewide races to Democrats.
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"More delivery vehicles and Amazon and grocery delivery and us, you know, all of it has been responsible for congestion," he says.
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The point is that I'm trying to make our company the best version of itself, as I know all of you are.
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So think if the requirement is — let's know all the ingredients and components and let's not buy anything with known software vulnerabilities.
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We believe that we must know all there is before we begin, lest we make mistakes or be inefficient in our learning.
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" The statement added: "We know all Australians will deeply appreciate the decision, allowing him to return to his wife, family and friends.
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I know all the delivery people really well now — they always know when I have plans on a Friday or Saturday night.
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I think that's an important thing, and I know all the folks so I think I can assert that with some vigor.
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You know all the research: lower risk of cardiovascular problems, lower risk of cancer, improved lung function, so on and so forth.
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KING: You know, all violence is wrong, all murder is wrong, but what makes Islamist terrorism unique right now is the worldwide movement.
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This importance of the chain restaurant in American life is a fact that comedians Mike Mitchell and Nick Wiger know all too well.
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You know all those times in games where a glowing wire or bit of machinery "leads" you to something you have to fix?
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You won't have much trouble finding someone to do that for you—especially since I know all too well that you're on Twitter.
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Little did I know all that would await me as I entered my twenties—I'm just glad I found BEAR when I did.
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Well you know, all of these questions here remained unanswered and Mueller seems to have runaway power you know, using Stormtrooper tactics almost.
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So, you know, all of these things I think contributed, and also the world they lived in at the time was quite special.
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So, now that you know all of the benefits and features of Google Chrome, here's how to set it as your default browser.
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Almost immediately, my brain let off little fireworks, a feeling I know all too well from watching a video of this exact process.
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Still, both BP and AWIT are major movies with Black directors and multicultural casts, which we know all too well is a rarity.
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I learned about 20 years into my leadership journey that as leaders — especially authentic ones — your job isn't to know all the answers.
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They go everywhere with you, know all your secrets, are basically an extension of your body … so why aren't you guys dressing alike?
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I know all the traditional, authentic ways to make things, but sometimes, how I know about [newer recipes] is through my Korean viewers.
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If you frequently shop at stores like Reformation or Zara, you know all too well how quickly a good dress can sell out.
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We know all about his dream: Hugo wants to ascend to Zolum, a goal that proves to be more ambitious than you'd think.
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I followed a very strict diet during my time in the jungle, getting to know all the medicinal plants and surviving by myself.
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As many expectant women know all too well, the first half of a pregnancy is often mired by bouts of nausea and vomiting.
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According to People, Cardi B told Wendy Williams that her name is an ode to the rum you undoubtedly know all too well.
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Just because your ISP can now see what sites you browse on doesn't mean they have to know all the content your consuming.
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You've got your speedy scarys, your slowy walkies, your righty tighties, your lefty loosies—okay, I don't know all of the official names.
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"I want to caution you, the people who speculate about federal investigations usually do not know all of the relevant facts," he said.
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One of the great things about doing this for a while is that I know all these amazing musicians, but they're all busy.
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They will really want to know all about your college studies, the details of your thesis, and the books you're reading right now.
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Like other working mothers, who know all too well what this is like, Williams openly lamented missing Alexis Olympia's first steps last week.
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"We may never know all of the facts surrounding the murder of Mr. Jamal Khashoggi," Trump said in his statement late last year.
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It's a situation many women, unfortunately, know all too well: being on the receiving end of cat-calls, unwanted touches and even assault.
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We need to know all that stuff to treat you as a full human being, just the way you talk to a friend.
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"It's not like I didn't know all the nasty things they were saying about me," Clinton said, referencing the historically brutal 2016 campaign.
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As we now know all too well, there are many ways to look, feel, eat, drink, and live your life like a unicorn.
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Intel is very keen for you to know all about its RealSense technology, which combines three cameras to see and map the world.
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Do this in honor of your loved ones I know all of us have someone in our lives who have dealt with cancer.
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However, Holocaust survivors know all too well that what starts as a protest or an offhand comment can turn into something far worse.
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"We don't know all the details yet, but because North Korea is an economically-starved country, the invitation is BYO-everything," Colbert joked.
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When we spoke with him recently, Kennedy said he didn't know all that much about GMOs before he decided to tackle the topic.
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As I know all too well, gaming addiction dominates a person's life, provides an escape, and causes withdrawal just like a "real" addiction.
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I feel refreshed after having a deep conversation with people I know and trust- even some that I don't know all that well.
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Mr. Trump's campaign has reached that horrible point that comedians know all too well — when they stop wanting laughs and start wanting respect.
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"For the biggest purchase of your life, you should know all the math and how it plays out 20 years in the future."
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She felt a bit sick but that was just obstructed emotion, a sensation the Dayang Sharifs of this world know all too well.
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I can't believe anything unless I know all the facts first and I can't believe anything if I don't see it firsthand, sometimes.
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So, why not settle down with a nice, predictable Sunday puzzle, where absolutely nothing is a surprise and you know all the answers?
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There are only so many times you can do a romantic comedy before you know all the beats and you're not surprised anymore.
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"You hear, 'Hey, boy, come here,' 'N-i-g-g-e-r,' you know, all this," said Mr. Diaz, who is African-American.
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We know all the right people are watching us within 24 hours [of AYTO's season finale], and they can't even look at Remy.
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The killing "saddens me a lot," he said, adding that "we're not in a position to know all the details of the incident."
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We cannot know all the personal circumstances behind an individual's decision to continue or end a pregnancy, including in cases of fetal diagnoses.
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"It's important to look at the fees because sometimes you don't know all the fees while you were at that job," Bera said.
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Area 51 raiders not realizing that the government actually know all of this so they move the aliens to area 52 #Area51storm pic.twitter.
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It follows that we should know all that we can about that person's intelligence, temperament, knowledge, curiosity, stability, judgment, curiosity and diplomatic skill.
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Even though I don't know all of the mothers, or even most of them, I feel a sense of shared values and experiences.
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The problem with that twist is that this can be super confusing, especially when you are just getting to know all the characters.
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The directors of "It Chapter Two" and the coming "Doctor Sleep" know all that can go wrong with film versions of his work.
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We haven't seen them since we got engaged so they ask to see my ring and want to know all about wedding planning.
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While it is true that we don't know what Trump will do in office, we know all too well what he has done.
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In an interview, Kislin claimed not to know all of the men he was named alongside, but agreed to appear before the House.
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We do not yet know all the facts, but we know enough to see that Attorney General Sessions has to go as well.
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However, an aide to Hatch said the statement was drafted before the first article came out and Hatch didn't know all the details.
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The recent State of the Union address showcased the particular brand of phony populism that Americans are coming to know all too well.
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Read: Canadian Nursing Home Deal Spurs Questions About Chinese Money Canadians know all about vast areas that are sparsely populated and rarely visited.
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And as her latest album proved, we may think we know all about Jay and Bey, but clearly, we don't know a damn thing.
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MACCALLUM: All right, Kimberly Strassel wrote a piece today, and you know all of this gets -- it gets very tangled, all these stories right?
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They can afford to be patient because they know all it will take is just one moment of weakness, and your network is breached.
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"I know all of the people who are going to be involved with the show, and they love fashion," Michael Kors tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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"I know all of it," she said in response to a question about the president's bombastic, sometimes false statements in public and on Twitter.
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And by the way, you know, all the rhetoric you see, the thousand points of light, what the hell was that by the way?
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It's a phenomenon millennials know all too well: In recent years, millennial disengagement at work has been reported to be as high as 71%.
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We may not know what specific horrors inspired that feeling in this tiny monkey, but it is a feeling we know all too well.
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They know all the regular protesters in Jackson and are no longer afraid of them, but the ones in neighboring states are an unknown.
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You probably know all about Amazon's Dash buttons, the little physical buttons that you can press to re-order more of a specific item.
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It's an opportunity to know all of our culture, of all of the races, of the indigenous, the blacks, the slaves, all of them.
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"This whole thing about flipping, they call it, I know all about flipping," he told Fox News in a sit-down interview aired Thursday.
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But I know all too well that those emotions will be with them, as they are with me, for the rest of their lives.
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Her colleague, played by Lil Rel Howery is helping her get to know all of the people of color, and dropping some career advice.
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"Grey, I know all about you and your emergencies," Lisa replied, clearly uninterested in Mer's latest excuse not to do her clean up duty.
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She suggests he doesn't know all there is to know about K'un-Lun, though, surprised that he doesn't know why she wants Iron Fist.
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Because after a full season of The Handmaid's Tale, we know all that followed the destruction of The Boston Globe — and it isn't pretty.
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Last week, the space agency sent out a press release letting everyone know all the different channels where they can view this little chat.
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I want to know all the reasons behind the odd changes in this version of 2019, and I'm not convinced I'll ever get them.
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