I'M A KNOW NOTHING DOCTOR, I'M A KNOW NOTHING DENTIST, I'M A KNOW NOTHING OBSTETRICIAN.
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"Hunter, you know nothing about energy, you know nothing about China, you know nothing about anything, frankly … Hunter, you're a loser," Trump said.
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Because I know nothing about David Duke; I know nothing about white supremacists.
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"I know nothing about technology, I know nothing about marketing, I know nothing about [the legal] stuff," Ma said at the Viva Tech conference in Paris on Thursday.
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"I know nothing about David Duke, I know nothing about white supremacy," Trump told Tapper.
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Number two: I know nothing about his father, I know nothing about Lee Harvey Oswald.
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"You would have a bunch of people who know nothing about taxes trying to look through and try to come up with assumptions they know nothing about."
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The problem with characters who know nothing about themselves is that we know nothing about them either, which makes it difficult to care who survives this game.
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So there are a lot of questions, obviously, about what happened in a two- hour meeting that we know nothing about, that the Pentagon knows nothing about, that the Russia experts know nothing about, that the State Department officials who devoted their careers to this know nothing about.
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In our world, "you know nothing, Jon Snow" or simply "you know nothing" can be a neg or a declaration — some people out there really don't know shit.
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"You would have a bunch of people who know nothing about taxes trying to look through and trying to come up with assumptions on things they know nothing about," he said.
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I know nothing about these groups that are supporting me.
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You know nothing of a cold, bald head Jon Snow.
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"We basically know nothing about it [2014 MU69]," McKinnon said.
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LOS ANGELES — You know nothing of dubious death, Jon Snow.
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Should I speak to her or pretend I know nothing?
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But underneath, there's a whole story we know nothing about.
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You know nothing is given to me for free, right?
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There's only one problem, though: "We know nothing," Linda admits.
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There is a group there that know nothing about athletics.
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I know nothing of the time demands of rural life.
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Earth might be gone, and we'd know nothing of it.
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He's a sad man, but we know nothing about why.
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They know nothing about it and they're not as knowledgeable.
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Don't be afraid of pursuing something you know nothing about.
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First things first: We still know nothing about Jon Snow.
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"We know nothing about the science of training," Pitsiladis said.
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"We know nothing about the science of training," he said.
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I know nothing about the reading habits of Benjamin Netanyahu.
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"I know nothing about WikiLeaks," he said (The Associated Press).
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We know nothing in any of these areas about Trump.
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I know nothing about politics, I set up a meeting.
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Did white Americans know nothing of the history of oppression?
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Ha ha ha, those articles know nothing about the Emmys!
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"Oysters know nothing of nationalities or ethnicities," Mr. Sare said.
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Miles just said, 'You don't know nothing about this, man.
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Even spinning the wheel and, you know, nothing has popped.
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As we know, nothing on the internet is ever free.
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"I know nothing about this," Rice said at the time.
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I know nothing about broken windows or anything like that.
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Iran has claimed to know nothing about his whereabouts or fate.
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You know nothing about my family or my father Kumail, nothing.
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In 2014, Sachs published a memoir, I Know Nothing: The Autobiography.
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They're designing technologies for society, and they know nothing about society.
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"I know nothing else than to follow Jesus's lead in life."
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I know nothing about them so I wouldn't be doing that.
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She told me, 'Mom, you know nothing about this dance world.
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"I don't know nothing about that," classmate Gerald Ware told CNN.
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" The Intercept likewise described Trump's foreign policy as "know-nothing isolationism.
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"We know nothing," said Matarazzo, 15, during an interview on E!
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But, as we all know, nothing is ho-hum these days.
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" She added that "in terms of Russian collusion I know nothing.
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We know nothing about how Naz feels about any of this.
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But some analysts are skeptical of Iran's claims to know nothing.
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They know nothing about it and are making our Country unsafe.
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We know nothing in any of these areas about Donald Trump.
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I know nothing about where or when the picture was taken.
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" He said, "I know nothing about the business side of things.
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Flight attendants have admitted this is chaos and they know nothing.
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Worse, his handlers in the administration also appear to know nothing.
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"As far as I know, nothing came from it," said Odhiambo.
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As far as we know, nothing came of DARPA's AI secretary.
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"We know nothing about [what is happening to] him," she said.
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People over there who know nothing about me just chatting shit?
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I know nothing will happen if and when I hit 200.
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As for me, all I know is that I know nothing.
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"At this point, I know nothing," she said on Friday night.
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I know nothing more than you know at this point, informationally.
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We know nothing about them except that they must be stopped.
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"I know nothing about EDM," Sillerman had told Billboard in 2012.
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But in some ways, it really does go right back to the original Know-Nothing movement of the mid-1800s—so named because its members were supposed to say, "I know nothing," about its secretive meetings.
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As far as I know, nothing like that had been attempted before.
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Of course, it's hard to think about something you know nothing about.
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When the Irish arrived, white evangelicals joined the nativist Know-Nothing Party.
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"That was early May, and still today we know nothing," said Gutierrez.
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And you guys here are representing people that you know nothing about.
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"I know nothing about that," Trump said before walking away from Landers.
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Jon Snow really does know nothing — not even his true first name.
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You know, nothing is ever completely hopeless, because the game can change.
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He may know nothing, but he can at least make us laugh.
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"Everyone has their own s— that I know nothing about," she said.
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Of course, as of now, we know nothing else about the show.
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It's not a bad thing, but we know nothing happens without hardware.
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" — Max Harris, defendant "I know nothing I can say will come close.
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I know only that I know nothing about what tonight will bring.
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I mean, I know nothing about how they do those things, but.
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Jason Del Rey: You can tell I know nothing about first class.
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There are aspects of the production cycle that I know nothing about.
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I also know nothing I say will make any difference at all.
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You have to learn words and terms that you know nothing about.
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Ultimately, until The Winds of Winter hits the shelves, we know nothing.
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"I didn't know nothing about projects when I moved in," she said.
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"I know nothing about any discussions with Waymo and VW," Ford said.
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"Personally, I know nothing about sex because I have always been married."
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"He added: "My smile is a 'you know nothing Cally Read' smile.
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Sanders is a know-nothing amateur with a chip on her shoulder.
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But I know nothing like this is happening on the south side.
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People who supposedly work with us "confirming" details they know nothing about!
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"I know nothing about WikiLeaks," Trump said in the White House yesterday.
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" And she's like, "Honey, you know I don't know nothing about math.
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" 'I know nothing about wrestling,' I explained," Mr. Okerlund told Sports Illustrated.
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If you honestly know NOTHING (yeah, right), our F.A.Q. is for you!
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We may know nothing about him, but who wouldn't die for him?
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"He would know nothing about what we're talking about," Mr. Trump said.
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While the boys know nothing of voodoo, Luisa is a budding expert.
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If you know nothing about country music, this is a great primer.
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LETS PASS MORE JUDGEMENT ON PEOPLE AND RELATIONSHIPS YOU KNOW NOTHING ABOUT.
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How you gonna be scared of something you don't know nothing about?
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If you think there's going to be a happy ending, you know nothing.
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Oscar the Grouch, Elmo, Big Bird—these are characters I know nothing about.
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You know, she has no authority over me, I know nothing about her.
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I know nothing about a town I've spent but a few hours in.
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Our elected officials know nothing about anything — about that, at least, for sure.
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Jon Snow may know nothing, but neither do Game of Thrones fans anymore.
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That picture of a Muslim family is one most Americans know nothing about.
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Did his presidency give rise to a bigoted billionaire with know-nothing followers?
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You wouldn't want me to condemn a group that I know nothing about.
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So these are ignorant people who are criticizing something they know nothing about.
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South Korea's intelligence service told CNN they know nothing about the alleged plot.
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But unless something horrific like a murder happens, we know nothing about him.
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While not excluding the Know-Nothings, the platform excluded the Know-Nothing agenda.
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We're sorry to say we know nothing about the status of Jon Snow.
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For a year, a woman lawyer, she was like, 'Oh, I know nothing.
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"And it basically says, Mitt, you know nothing about racism," Cain said Wednesday.
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Foreign marauders have never pillaged that wealth, because they know nothing about it.
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Aside from a codename "Scarlett," we know nothing else about the next Xbox.
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I know nothing about Peter Thiel aside from what was in the newspapers.
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Guess we'll have to rethink that whole "you know nothing, Jon Snow" line.
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Even if you know nothing about chemistry, you've probably noticed "androstan" in both.
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When you're that age you think you know everything, but you know nothing.
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You may know them as opponents, or maybe you know nothing at all.
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"I don't know nothing what happened after I dropped them off," she said.
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You know, nothing truly prepares you for the demands of the Oval Office.
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DS: Ninety-nine percent of the guys know nothing about the investment world.
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For nonfiction, that chewy goodness of learning about something I know nothing about.
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Or finding out I know nothing about something I thought I knew about.
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"Many others die in Libya and we know nothing about it," Barbieri said.
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I know nothing about them," Trump told Morgan on ITV's "Good Morning Britain.
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"I know nothing about Blue Star," Rasky wrote in an email to POLITICO.
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"I know nothing about WikiLeaks," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office Thursday.
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I know nothing about A Bronx Tale but hey, free theater and great seats.
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We are smart, we are fearless, and we know nothing can tear us down.
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Now in the 22018&aposs, America saw the rise of the Know Nothing Party.
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"It's also, everyone has their own s— that I know nothing about," she explains.
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I know nothing about medicine, medical research, not much about science or medical devices.
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"I've been wrecked since they took my daughter away, I know nothing of her."
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" But the line that tasted most of Wilde: "I know nothing of Spratt's friends.
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But again, I know nothing; I'm feeling [that anxiety] as much as everybody else.
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" Harington, 30, corrected her accent and delivery, saying seriously, "You know nothing, Jon Snow.
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I know nothing about the allegations that I also read this morning as well.
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Apparently, they know nothing about #WonderWoman (an actual UN ambassador in the comics): pic.twitter.
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We laugh at liberals who let know-nothing celebrities do their thinking for them.
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But, to get to that point, it helps not to learn … to know nothing.
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Her kids know nothing about her career other than the aid work she does.
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Currently, we know nothing about the story this new Terminator is set to tell.
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I've never had a one night stand since, because I know nothing will compare.
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Go to any playground and watch as toddlers (who know nothing!) hold still for
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"I know nothing about it," he told CBS in an interview the following day.
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"People who supposedly work with us "confirming" details they know nothing about," she tweeted.
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"We know nothing about them at this point," a spokesman for the department said.
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The generation of students after them know nothing except a more confident, brash China.
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He is a demagogue, a xenophobe, a sexist, a know-nothing, and a liar.
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"You can 'know nothing'," said Dean, paraphrasing Ygritte's oft-quoted line to Jon Snow.
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When two users get introduced, they know nothing about each other except their names.
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Mr. Hagerman will know nothing about these issues and the people working on them.
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"As far as we know, nothing concrete was done with that report," she wrote.
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"Imagine a Maine where you know nothing about anything that goes on," he said.
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Now I have a son who's going into detox that I know nothing about.
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You can't have an agreement when one party claims to know nothing about it.
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Maybe there were issues between my dad and him that I know nothing about.
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I know nothing other than needing such comfort and security, for my entire life.
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"I know nothing about businessmen," Mr. Weber told The New York Times in 1980.
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He tries to hold away the fact they know nothing of what they are.
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The Iranian authorities have said they know nothing of his whereabouts or his fate.
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Instead, we retreat behind nationalist slogans, wishful thinking and flat-out know-nothing denialism.
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I know nothing about them," Trump told ITV's Piers Morgan on "Good Morning Britain.
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Their darkest moments are judged and politicized by figures who know nothing about them.
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We already know nothing will happen if we leave the church to reform itself.
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I know about Russia but I know nothing about the inner workings of Russia.
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"You wouldn't want me to condemn a group that I know nothing about," he said.
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"As far as I know nothing is surfacing as taking the investigation anywhere," Watson says.
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Those tiny processors know nothing except that incoming excitation or inhibition changes their membrane potential.
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They're like, literally the best at what they do and I know nothing about musicals!
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"You know nothing about the real world," the British actor told the celeb-filled audience.
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ULTRA TRENDIES know nothing about the alternative scene they profess to care about so much.
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And if you thought the Atlantic Ocean would stop this trip then you know nothing!
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And his most important tip: Go to the sessions on topics you know nothing about.
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"The hard stuff is enabling people who know nothing about computers or robots," Wise said.
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I know nothing about physics or balance, but this problem and its solution seem logical.
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"You wouldn't want me to condemn a group that I know nothing about," Trump said.
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Though Jon Snow may know nothing, Harington certainly knows a thing or two about romance.
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But for now, it feels as if we know nothing, and learn less every day.
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In fact, over half said their families know "nothing" or "very little" about their debt.
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In 22012, the Know-Nothing Party was beginning to take over politics in Louisville, Kentucky.
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"I know nothing I could say that would ever bring forgiveness to me," he said.
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The room and the shop constitute M's kingdom, among people who know nothing of him.
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That news just spread like wildfire because, you know, nothing is sacred at that age.
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"We're really happy," concluded Atlético defender Filipe Luís, "but we know nothing is done yet."
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Who knew two men playing a game they know nothing about would be so entertaining?
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"We know nothing about him since he left home yesterday," Shafik's daughter May told Reuters.
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Can we pls get back to the *real* talking heads who know nothing about Sweden?
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"I realized that we know nothing about indoors from a chemistry perspective," she told me.
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Vanessa: I'm a Cowboys fan Daryl: Because you don't know nothing about football... Vanessa: Whatever!
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Realizing that you know nothing is the best thing you can do for yourself today.
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You can pin all sorts of things onto her when you know nothing about her.
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Yeah I'm talking about American hypocrisy,They know nothing about love,just wars and casualties.
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When we know nothing about the person we are told to assume it's COVID-19.
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"Oysters know nothing of nationalities or ethnicities," a Croat who owns seafood restaurants told us.
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And besides, didn't Socrates say, "The only thing I know is that I know nothing"?
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I don't think it's safe to have anyone come in that we know nothing about.
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"We don't need untrained people making judgments about something they know nothing about," he said.
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I'm an optimist; going through those things, I know nothing can put my light out.
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Nor was he an anti-immigrant Know-Nothing, like many of his former Whig friends.
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I think it's awesome that you're a C.P.A. That's a world I know nothing about.
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I know nothing of the details about their representation of the Kushners beyond those facts.
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"Because our country has been run so badly, we know nothing about devaluation," he said.
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You can't have an agreement when one party claims to know nothing about it. #nodiscipline.
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In an era when we're supposed to know everything, we somehow seem to know nothing.
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"You know nothing about the real world," the comedian told the A-list-packed audience.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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" "Concerning 12 alleged security officers, I know nothing about it, I need to figure out.
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Yeah, you know, nothing quite says 'love' like spilling hot clam chowder on my genitals.
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"We know nothing about the findings of the programs they have in place," she said.
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Paul Krugman These days calling someone a "know-nothing" could mean one of two things.
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It is rarely mentioned in history books, and most Americans seemingly know nothing about it.
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Also, consumer education for the folks who know nothing about what driving an electric car entails.
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It's been more than half a year since Season 5 finished, and we still know nothing.
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"I know nothing but what I've read in the paper," he told the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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"I never got to go to college, [so] something that I know nothing about," she says.
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Even if he came up short, Stan's now realizing that he may know nothing at all.
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He's thrilled to finally meet Mr. Heidl (Kristof Konrad), a guy we know nothing about...yet.
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They know nothing, for that matter, about why America sought peace talks almost 70 years ago.
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"I know nothing about the heritage," one farmer, a man named Mariman, told the Jakarta Post.
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" Then when you go to the real world though, it's like, "You know nothing, Jon Snow.
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It's in this moment when I realize I know nothing about the premise of the show.
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We know nothing about the defense strategy that Stone and Chandra are setting up for Naz.
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I know -- I know about Russia, but I know nothing about the inner workings of Russia.
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Was the character of Ron Clontle, know-nothing expert, based on any specific person or people?
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Mr. Giardina, he said, also acknowledged that this person would most likely know nothing about boxing.
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Or, try it yourself by reading an academic study on a subject you know nothing about.
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"People know nothing about state and local politics, but everything about the national news," Moser said.
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"I know nothing about that, first time I've heard," Trump said of the newly revealed call.
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I know — I know about Russia, but I know nothing about the inner workings of Russia.
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We know nothing about it, but I'm so glad she's going to the dance with someone.
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But for many moviegoers, *WoW'*s Azeroth is a completely foreign place they know nothing about.
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"I know nothing about politics," he told The New York Times a few weeks after arriving.
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If you come in and know nothing, there's a good chance you're going to get swindled.
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But staff are doing whatever they can to be able to honestly say: 'I know nothing.
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It's incredibly difficult to address everyone, because I know nothing I can say will come close.
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It will likely continue to support know-nothing Republicans and lobby against real-world climate policies.
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Also, those talking heads know nothing about you and why you invested in the first place.
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They see in Trump a novice and know-nothing, and they will surely test his resolve.
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They're like you — they know nothing, so I just tell them everything because it doesn't matter.
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"Do you know nothing of the company you're supposed to be taking over?" he asks Shiv.
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But if you don't tell anyone about it, you know, nothing necessarily is going to happen.
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I supposed to sit home and say don't touch me and I don't know nothing. No!
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They don't realize what their older counterparts know: Nothing lasts, least of all joy and looks.
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"You don't know nothing about the woman's body, do you?" she said to Mr. Chan, teasingly.
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But, as you know, nothing in this world is perfect: Mars retrograde also starts on this day!
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Foreign journalists emerge, but they have been to a different front and know nothing of Salahuddin's situation.
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I know nothing about hacking and never have paid any attention to the specifics of it either.
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The ultimate goal, it seems, is the upcoming Fortnite World Cup, of which we currently know nothing.
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Today, we are prepared to place our lives in the hands of people we know nothing about.
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Jon Snow (Kit Harington) may know nothing, but he's got all kinds of tricks up his sleeve.
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"He's writing about a world that we know nothing about," Zitwer recently told me over the phone.
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If Jon didn't know nothing, he might have noticed that Sansa now sports a distinctly Cerseian hairdo.
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After all, Millard Fillmore only shifted to the nativist Know-Nothing Party after he left the presidency.
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Now, it's Jon Snow who knows too much, and Ygritte's the one who wants to know nothing.
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LONDON — Jon Snow may know nothing about his origins, but it turns out Sean Bean knew everything.
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If we know nothing else about these runners, we know that there are a lot of them.
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Even viewers who know nothing of LaBeouf and his back story might detect this film's autobiographical key.
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The road ahead of him isn't easy since his troops know nothing about the art of war.
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Jones stresses that while there are signs of possible benefits or harms, we know nothing for sure.
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You know nothing about her, other than that she's a woman who reported this person for assault.
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But yeah, a film is like a ghost train: you know nothing bad will happen to you!
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But there is another part of Fury's story that many of his American fans know nothing about.
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And during that time I'll be guilty of so many crimes, which I would know nothing about.
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Because we know nothing about ''the phosphorescence,'' it's possible that they only light up as they die.
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"Saying ISIS is defeated means you know nothing about terrorism, nothing about incursions, nothing about insurgent activity."
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And thanks to Trump's electoral victory, know-nothing, anti-science conservatives are now running the U.S. government.
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If you know nothing else about particle accelerators, you probably know that they're big — sometimes miles long.
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Is there no end to ill-conceived military exploits in a faraway land we know nothing about?
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But there is nothing to take responsibility for, because we know nothing, we don't know what happened.
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Trump seemed to know nothing about his own administration&aposs plan to decriminalize homosexuality around the world
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I have watched him as he has been viciously attacked by people who know nothing about him.
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"Her dad was like, 'Now you don't know nothing about her,' and he was right," she said.
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I went to the best schools, the most well-regulated schools, and I know nothing about anything.
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H. is a big car guy; I know nothing about cars, but I like to look at them.
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That led to his now-famous "They know nothing!" rant blasting the Fed for its lack of diligence.
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And so, it is stark how unjust the sentence is, given especially that -- you know, nothing ever happened.
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They know nothing about it, never in Russia, never made a phone call, never received a phone call.
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"I have nothing against Tillerson, I know him, I know nothing about his Russian connections," Reid told Raju.
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Ms Li was rare in having her postnatal depression diagnosed: new parents often know nothing about the condition.
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"You know nothing about service," Tess's boss Howard (Paul Sparks) tells Tess in a Miranda Priestley-esque tone.
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I know nothing about it ... I don't know but I'm sure that somebody would be looking at that.
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Moses meant, perhaps, that parks are truly open spaces that know nothing of race, class or gender divisions.
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So it&aposs nothing new, but it&aposs especially appearing with Reagan because they know nothing about Reagan.
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He never said more than a few words and they know nothing about him, not even his name.
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Jim Cramer was tempted to resurface his "they know nothing" rant after hearing the Fed speak on Wednesday.
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BTW if Jesse is wrong ... we'll be sure to find him later and tell him, "You know nothing."
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Eventually, it is Jon's army who gets pincer'd, because — once more with feeling — YOU KNOW NOTHING, JON SNOW.
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He claimed to know nothing about what chemical was being sprayed, or even what crop was being planted.
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" For good measure, it calls him "a demagogue, a xenophobe, a sexist, a know-nothing and a liar.
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But at the least let's be respectful and refrain from publicly commenting on things we know nothing about.
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We saw it in the rise of the anti-Catholic Know-Nothing Party in the 1840s and '50s.
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If they catch you, you know nothing about who's guiding you from the other end of the line.
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From another perspective, people who like sports but know nothing about soccer may enjoy learning about the game.
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"Mr Ex Pm you know nothing except for lavish lifestyle...," read a tweet posted under the handle @mase99rati.
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If you've seen IT Chapter Two's chilling trailer, you know nothing good comes from Beverly's visit to Mrs.
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I know nothing will ever be like what we had—nothing could ever compare, you must know that.
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"No, I know nothing about that," Trump said when asked by CNN whether the complaint affected the timing.
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But we know nothing about the at least six other parishioners who also appeared to draw their handguns.
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"[Auditors] know nothing about your market since they are from different countries and speak different languages," Zaicev said.
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To come face to face with your son's killer, you know, nothing can really prepare you for that.
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" On Thursday, Trump himself sought to distance himself from his own remarks, saying: "I know nothing about WikiLeaks.
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If you know nothing (or little) about screen warmth, you're probably wondering why you should care about it.
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"You know, nothing is 100% risk-free, but ... I'm a cancer survivor myself, and happy to drink coffee."
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The G.O.P.'s broad acceptance of President Trump reminds me of the Know-Nothing Party of the 1850s.
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"I know nothing about WikiLeaks," Trump said, in response to a reporter asking if he still loved WikiLeaks.
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That to win a national election you have to appeal to people who literally know nothing about politics.
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"Generally just don't ever take diet advice from women who know nothing about nutrition/basic advertising ethics," she wrote.
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Would you want me to make a blanket commitment about people I know nothing about, who I've never met?
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The anti-immigrant Know Nothing party flared up out of nowhere, and the anti-slavery Republican Party gets underway.
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When Leslie nailed Ygritte's final "You know nothing, Jon Snow," it wasn't just an impressive feat of character storytelling.
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But if Trump's going all-in for the nativist Know-Nothing vote, he'll need to check his McDonald's prefs.
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Because there's a pretty good chance they'll keep promoting things they know nothing about for cash and free stuff.
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The emergence of low-cost indexed funds has made it easy to be this kind of know-nothing investor.
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In Nick and Norah, two strangers have the same taste in music but know nothing else about each other.
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Trump is just the most glaring example, but surely there are others, most of which we know nothing about.
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We still know nothing about Dish's plans for pricing or how it might bundle its satellite and mobile services.
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I know nothing about horse racing but still want to waste some money by randomly betting on a horse.
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"You know nothing, Jon Snow," he cooed to the camera, firing a Nerf arrow like the world's wimpiest Wilding.
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University entrance is regarded as a right; students can sign up for courses in subjects they know nothing of.
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Here's the one big thing for each candidate — what you should know if you know nothing else about them.
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So you're asking me a question that I'm supposed to be talking about people that I know nothing about.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. In your early 20s, you know nothing about sex, dating, and relationships.
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"We know nothing more than that these people have the app installed and have used it recently," Freitas said.
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"I don't know nothing about that," Pentangeli demurs when questioned in the 1974 film about a character's mob ties.
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If you already own crystals you know nothing about, you've accidentally chosen a widely-recommended method: relying on intuition.
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"I know nothing about her but what I heard from the scuzbut on the streets," he told an officer.
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"I know nothing about this project except what I read in the papers," Argento fumed in a recent interview.
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If any unlucky pollo were to find herself in this situation, the know-nothing excuse could easily be true.
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In fact, we know nothing, since we have accepted fear and anxiety — animal emotions — as the basis of politics.
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People know nothing about us, but they like to dress up like us or have us as a mascot.
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The American Know Nothing movement peaked in the 1850s on a wave of anti-immigrant and anti-Catholic sentiment.
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Offline retailers know nothing about us and learn nothing about us when we come in and after we leave.
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Imagine, when you're standing next to someone, that they hold the key to understanding something you know nothing about.
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Now, in truth, there is a lot to these plea negotiations that we know nothing about, at least yet.
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In the 1840s and 50s, as anti-immigrant sentiment rose, riots tore through cities such as Philadelphia, Louisville, St. Louis, New Orleans, and Baltimore; members of the xenophobic Know-Nothing Party launched attacks on Catholics in Maine; and Chicago's Know-Nothing mayor essentially went to war with the city's German and Irish immigrants.
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We also know nothing about the controller, which very well could be just a smartphone equipped with a companion app.
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I know nothing about the world of dry cleaning, so I hope that he's right because that would be awesome.
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I know nothing about cars, but the garage people always tell me I need full synthetic oil, whatever that means.
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First, in terms of practical advice — who to contact, how to assemble clips, how to find jobs — I know nothing.
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But I know now that I know I know now that I know nothing But I'm here And I'm fine
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"My whole life I've fought for justice and for the people — something you'd know nothing about," she retorted on Twitter.
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" Trump claimed that there are "hundreds of thousands of people coming in from Syria when we know nothing about them.
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We know nothing of where it came from or why, although it's probably safe to assume it's a wing place.
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Take something like TensorFlow, one of Google's most important products launched in recent years that most people know nothing about.
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I'm obviously intrigued by fashion because I know nothing about it, and it's not really something I think about often.
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On the potential subject of season 2: Hill House has an entire history we know nothing about — but Falconer does.
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You know nothing about the music or entertainment industry, but you're the only person who ever answered this question right.
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"We know nothing is certain so until I heard him cry for the first time, anxiety was a close friend."
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The Razorbacks weren't in the College Football Playoff race, but this was certainly the best team you know nothing about.
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In most of the judicial elections on my ballot, which I know nothing at all about, Republicans didn't even run.
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In my opinion, it's a huge mistake to give so much power to people who know nothing about the industry.
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We know nothing in GOT is inconsequential, but it's hard to make heads or tails of what we're looking at.
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It's representative of an elitism that working and middle-class people do not share: 'We know best; you know nothing.
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That park is a shameless buzz of voices that know nothing of privacy, of others' space, of reserve, of embarrassment.
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Can we all just agree that men should have no say in inventing solutions to problems they know nothing about?
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But a day later, we still know nothing about which customers, or how many of them, may have been affected.
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Even if you know nothing about Tenafly, you'll recognize the energy this white woman is bringing to these police officers.
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I'm not knowledgeable about other drugs, and unlike politicians, I don't mouth off on subjects about which I know nothing.
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Just look at the damage those ill-informed starlets can cause, they say, wading into issues they know nothing about.
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"That's exactly why I say we Chinese know nothing about romance and still never learn," says Julie's mother, Rachel, gloomily.
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Indeed, no one's parents can ever be entirely one's own; they have histories and secrets of which we know nothing.
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The local Customs and Border Protection spokesman claimed to know nothing about the camp, just steps out his station's backdoor.
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And about those phone representatives: Many of them seem know nothing, and others do not have up-to-date information.
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They're so wedded to know-nothing-ism that, with this new census, we won't even know what our population is.
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"I know nothing about publishing, and I was never interested in selling books," she said at her home in Chennai.
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However, I was not about to jump to conclusions and make a judgement on a situation I know nothing about.
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What's at Stake Antigovernment ideologues resent the Department of Housing and Urban Development even when they know nothing about it.
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"He's in trouble on some loans and fraud and taxicabs and stuff that I know nothing about," Mr. Trump said.
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Yes, I'm sure this won't have any effect on the fate of Daenerys at all... You know nothing, Jon Snow.
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"We know nothing about him since he left home yesterday," Shafik's daughter May told Reuters on Sunday before his reappearance.
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Some people are asking why I declined being in the documentary; these assholes that know nothing are just making stuff up.
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"I knew nothing about them and I know nothing about them today other than I read a little bit," said Trump.
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Trump appeared to dismiss the claims underpinning blanket denials coming from Saudi officials, who insist they know nothing about Khashoggi's disappearance.
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The pickle ornament practice is credited to Germany, but most Germans know nothing about it, according to The New York Times.
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They&aposre the elites and Conservatives are the vulgarians so Trump, of course, to them is the ultimate know nothing, right.
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They know nothing of facts, nothing of history and nothing of the damage that they&aposre doing now to the Republic.
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The point is not just to know nothing of those one wants to exclude; one no longer needs to know oneself.
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People tell us how we know nothing about this issue, but they don't realize we are the experts on this subject.
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Leaders wanted to drive home the point that if Democratic lawmakers don't fill the Fox News airwaves, know-nothing stooges will.
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After mocking both his virginity and lack of knowledge about everything ("You know nothing, Jon Snow"), Ygritte soon takes Jon prisoner.
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Mrs Trump has produced a leaflet, suggesting parents discuss with their children their online lives, about which they often know nothing.
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Unfortunately, outside of the name and the fact that it's coming to Nintendo Switch, we know nothing about the game itself.
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There are two kinds of people: those who know nothing about Esalen and those who purport to know everything about it.
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We're three episodes in and we know nothing of her past or why she was so determined to leave her home.
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I may know nothing about Star Trek, but I do know they've given me the best family I could ask for.
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"Many of these questions would be shaped by the foreign policy team around him, about which we know nothing," Galston said.
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"I grew up in Georgia, not a lot of ice rinks, you know, nothing froze over in the winter," she explains.
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He seems sweet, but you also know nothing substantial is going to come out of his mouth — at least not tonight.
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I know nothing is going to happen, but I feel safe and comfortable around him and he brings my mood up.
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But for now, our central bank seems to want to repeat history, and all I can say is they know nothing!
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This is the base of their campaign this fall, vote for people who have been around so long they know nothing?
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You're getting ready to meet, care for, and love a whole new person who you just happen to know nothing about.
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KERN: Don&apost you know when... MURDOCH: I don&apost know nothing about what... KERN: Well, let me tell you, Tyrus.
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Whoever succeeds him is liable to be as different from the know-nothing New Yorker as it is possible to imagine.
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The leading Know-Nothing in Congress, Lewis Charles Levin of Pennsylvania, was also the first Jewish member of the US Congress.
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What are kids but a bunch of non-paying customers who whine and yell and know nothing about the culinary arts?
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They promise to make our world great again, and yet they know nothing about the people who make this world great.
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The fact that both U.S. and the Chinese government are in agreement on trade imbalances further marginalizes the "know-nothing" establishment.
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Wherever you compete, the kind people of the internet, most of whom know nothing about sports, will be rooting for you.
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Fascinating to watch people writing books and major articles about me and yet they know nothing about me & have zero access.
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Heck, Trump had even called off the summit briefly when North Korea attacked Vice President Mike Pence as a know-nothing.
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"We will stop racing to topple foreign regimes that we know nothing about, that we shouldn't be involved with," Trump said.
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When large numbers of Irish immigrants arrived in the 1840s and 1850s, it gave rise to the nativist Know Nothing Party.
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When Luka Modric, arguably Croatia's greatest player ever, took the stand during the trial, he claimed to know nothing about it.
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We know nothing about the people it killed except they are supposed to be nameless, faceless, cave-dwelling Islamic State fighters.
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If you know nothing about Nobel's life except the prizes he funded, you're likely to think he was a good guy.
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It's a brief conversation, and if you know nothing about the comics, Glover's role probably won't stand out as anything special.
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We know "Nothing Compares 2 U" now because of the regal chart-topping pop standard it became thanks to Sinead O'Connor.
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Even if you know nothing about Magic, it's hard to look away when you see her in her element at a tournament.
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We think we know people, including those in the public eye, but many are waging private battles that we know nothing about.
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Jon Snow may know nothing, but boy are we hoping Game of Thrones star Kit Harington understands what he got himself into.
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"We know nothing about the Australian product," said Dr. John Brooks, senior medical adviser for the CDC's Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention.
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Ygritte's mantra, "You know nothing, Jon Snow," definitely didn't just refer to the ways of wildings or the growing White Walker army.
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He actually mentioned the fact that they proceeded down a path in the past, and, ultimately, as you know, nothing got done.
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The menu on You Know Nothing John Dough's Deliveroo page currently shows just one item, which, at the moment, is sold out.
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In the 1850s, a movement began that was anti-Catholic and anti-Irish, and it turned into the Know Nothing political party.
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" During a debate during the campaign in October 2016, Trump said of Russia: "I know nothing about the inner workings of Russia.
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The know-nothing thuggery he displayed towards climate-change rules, in particular, was even more shocking than his ideas of professional ethics.
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"Most parents know nothing about child abduction, so when it happens you just scramble for what's out there," Wetterling said in 2014.
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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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"Billing" is a small man who talks for what feels like an hour, but by the end I know nothing at all.
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Yelling about emails you know nothing about and not liking her clothes or her hair she wanted to protect you even you.
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It is natural to feel that such revelations account for only a small fraction of machinations that we mostly know nothing about.
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" He said, "It's representative of an elitism that working- and middle-class people do not share: 'We know best; you know nothing.
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" In private, Lincoln made his position clear in an 1855 letter to his friend, Joshua Speed: "I am not a Know-Nothing.
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The words had stung, he said, so he had remembered them: 'You know nothing, and no one cares what you think anyway.
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It's not always possible to sort out fact from fiction, but to believe that everything is a lie is to know nothing.
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And in other states, we saw a way for people to get around a do-nothing Congress controlled by Know-Nothing throwbacks.
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I don't want to be involved with people, but you're telling me about these people because I know nothing about these people.
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The trash was "used in some serious crimes that we did not commit and know nothing about," she was quoted as saying.
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If anyone believes I could have done all of this without the sports minister's knowledge and support, they know nothing of Russia.
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Dark matter, of which we know nothing except that its collective gravity sculpts and holds the galaxies together, amounts to 25 percent.
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" I don't fish and know nothing about fishing, but to me, those two words mean "I've had enough, see you later world.
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"Right now, we know nothing about genetic enhancement," said Hank Greely, director of the Center for Law and the Biosciences at Stanford.
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Last year, Trump equivocated about the endorsement of a former KKK leader, saying "I know nothing about David Duke" or white supremacists.
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The first three movies you know nothing about the Emperor because you don&apost have to, because that&aposs not the story.
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When that party disintegrated in the 1850s, Lincoln distinguished himself from the Know-Nothing Party of the day by strongly embracing immigrants.
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A tribute should be made to all the lives lost and generations that now know nothing about their history because of slavery.
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"This veteran says sit down and shut the f--k up, you know-nothing, never-served piece of s--t," she added.
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" He continued, "It's representative of an elitism that working and middle-class people do not share: 'We know best; you know nothing.
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It would let her know that he hadn't been forthcoming with her, which might seriously disrupt a relationship you know nothing about.
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"I was always very hesitant about [reporting Richardson] because I know nothing can really be done," she said in an interview with Vocativ.
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As in, how would my friends from Doncaster – who know nothing about music and fashion – interpret an outfit or a song or whatever.
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As far as we know, nothing, though A Song of Ice and Fire writer George R. R. Martin is involved in the project.
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The Museum of Memory Fragments is depicted in exquisite detail, but we know nothing about the man who collected the rocks it houses.
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Other than that, we know nothing — but we definitely hope this 3310 reboot will include the legendary game from the original phone, Snake.
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Here's how that went: RADDATZ: You say you know nothing about this, but let me -- let me -- let me ask you this question.
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I don't want to be involved with (these) people, but you're telling me about these people because I know nothing about these people.
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Trump is often more likely to brag about his supposed brilliance and wealth than he is to claim he might actually know nothing.
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Even if you know nothing about advertising, you know that iconic 1984 Super Bowl ad, the "Think Different" campaign, and the Mac vs.
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I know nothing about Reza Abdoh, just one of the theater legends that inspired Hopkins's onstage look, and I don't think I'm alone.
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"I know nothing I can say will undo the damage that was triggered, but I'm thankful to have you all to learn from."
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Nearly two out of three women expressed low confidence in their knowledge of science (many even said they "know nothing" about the subject).
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"What happens is that in order to circumvent testing, people shift from relatively safe drugs to ones we know nothing about," she says.
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Riyadh first claimed to know nothing about Khashoggi's disappearance, but weeks later, the Saudi attorney general finally admitted his murder had been premeditated.
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In my 44 years of living, if I know nothing else, I know that whites of all ages dread being called a racist.
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During the 1860 campaign, Democrats circulated a rumor that Lincoln had made a secret stop at a Know-Nothing lodge in Quincy, Massachusetts.
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And Lincoln probably got the Know-Nothing vote in 1860, just as we can surmise Trump got the white nationalist vote in 85033.
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The point, instead, is that his blithe lack of knowledge largely follows from the know-nothing attitudes of the party he now leads.
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The intelligence community appears to be united in that," Sessions said, adding, "But ... I know nothing but what I've read in the paper.
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It's a reminder of a great American tradition that's under attack by know-nothing demagogues and the remorseless economics of the news business.
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Maybe the Know-Nothing Party in the 19th century captured this spirit in its name — and Trump is the apotheosis of knowing-nothing.
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In the 1850s, the "Know Nothing" party gained power as they exploited anti-immigrant sentiment to target Irish, German, and Italian new arrivals.
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Here's supermodel Adriana Lima carrying the Olympic torch through the streets of Rio Thursday night ... and as far we know, nothing bad happened.
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In the process, he ended up sabotaging his own campaign; worse, Ms. Palin's know-nothing rants helped set the stage for Mr. Trump.
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The panic of jumping into a world you know nothing about will usually cause you to do a ton of research and reporting.
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We all know nothing will happen this summer and fall, but this must be a priority for a new president and new Congress.
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The Iranians have said they know nothing of his whereabouts or fate, despite suspicions by Mr. Levinson's family that he is a captive.
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The Whig Party splintered in the mid-eighteen-fifties, Weld noted, and some former members drifted into the anti-immigrant Know-Nothing Party.
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"I know nothing about that because I was the campaign manager, and I can't be bothered with any of that," Conway told CNN.
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But that nameless I.N.S. officer — about whom I know nothing other than how he conducted himself in that moment — made a different decision.
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The Southern U.S.-centered Know Nothing members were nativists who objected to a wave of immigration, while Abraham Lincoln was anti-nativist, he said.
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Even if you know nothing, the audio guides you through the English pinyin, which is a Romanization of Chinese characters based on their pronunciation.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer tore into Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, but stopped short of his famous 'They know nothing' rant from 11 years ago.
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Look beneath the surface of Britain's global companies and you find a long tail of ill-managed firms that know nothing of global markets.
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The billboard, on I-55 near Marion, seems to be doing its job of shedding light on a case many people know nothing about.
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"People know nothing but farming, there are no other jobs, and they lack the education and skills for jobs in the city," he said.
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Of particular note was the rise of the virulently nativist, anti-Catholic "American Party" (better known as the "Know-Nothing" Party) in the 1850s.
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Thus, he voiced the information that he had received ... You and I know nothing about these people's past, it is outside our (job) function.
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We are in the odd place of knowing more about Clinton than we can process but somehow feeling like we know nothing at all.
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I just think that — and I know nothing, so this is just me thinking — our story has always been a meditation on power, right?
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Each system is ultimately an attempt at solving a remarkably complex problem: How do you communicate with an intelligent entity you know nothing about?
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To display knowledge, the acquisition of which takes time, is tantamount to showing too much respect for the opposition tribe, who know nothing anyway.
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She may know nothing about dog breeds, but she has a good idea of the satisfaction the dog gets from his encounters with her.
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" When asked if she had any knowledge on any unmasking of Trump officials, she very calmly and convincingly said, "I know nothing about this.
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I'm no real estate genius, and I basically know nothing about how money works if it isn't a transaction to purchase a new romper.
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I also have to come clean about this: I know nothing about Ciara's music career, what she sings, how she sings, none of it.
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I propose calling it the "Know-Nothing Party," given its resemblance to the entity whose primary passion, in 1852, was its loathing for immigrants.
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Multiple screens reveal soldiers listening to Arabic music in the desert and getting pumped up to fight in a country they know nothing about.
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But Savoeun claimed to know nothing of the scheme when VICE contacted him, leaving it unclear whether the certificate was genuine or a forgery.
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Canadians who know nothing about Mr. Singh's political views probably have a good sense of his personal panache through media attention he has attracted.
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At first, Trump punted the issue to "the lawyers" and the Senate, while claiming Bolton "would know nothing about what we're talking about" anyway.
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" Unlike Obama and W., Boehner is willing to speak out about Trump's know-nothing and hurt-everyone domestic policies, calling them "a complete disaster.
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"I know nothing about that," Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told CNN while overseas with the President for the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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And so the release of "Marigold" will surely bring Pinegrove lots of new listeners, many of whom will know nothing about the band's backstory.
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" Bakunin goes on to assert that those who doubt the dangers of rule by a small minority "know nothing at all about human nature.
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"I didn't know nothing about these fucking crimes," Vicente said, publicly speaking out for the first time in an exclusive interview with Melissa Segura.
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When I talk about labor issues and unionization, I'm not wading into issues I know nothing about; I'm speaking from decades of personal experience.
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I loved my father, had a great relationship with my mother and father, had a nice family, you know nothing — there was no trauma.
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I know nothing about computer science, but this idea that we're all characters in an advanced civilization's video game is, well, kind of awesome.
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Even people who know nothing about computers were suitably impressed by these enormous pieces of PC. Then they'd ask how much the Threadripper 2950X cost.
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He said he vowed to himself, after his infamous "They know nothing" rant drew jeers from Fed officials, not to remain quiet in the future.
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Elizabeth Warren wrote an essay praising Daenerys at the start of the final season; the line "You know nothing, Jon Snow" entered the cultural lexicon.
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"Some Thai people who know nothing about Muay Thai are able to teach abroad because they speak English, but they teach bad technique," Phon says.
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He works in a small company and we know nothing about his private life, just day-to-day glimmers of insight that cross his mind.
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More often than not, they engage in a "lateral move," transferring quietly to a police department and a community that know nothing about their history.
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"What reporters clearly do very well in their job is find a subject they often maybe know nothing about and figure it out," he said.
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"Without this technology, you'd know nothing more than your camera, and you'd have to sift through hours and hours and hours of video," he says.
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And then Tim Marchman's, I believe—Isaac: And, by the way, I know nothing about bankruptcy and courts and all that—Keenan: I understand that.
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We've heard murmurs about it here and there (and some states already taking action), but we know nothing big will happen until someone champions it.
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It unfolded in successively dispiriting stages, each a testament to Bolton's evil genius (I caught myself muttering, more than once, "You know nothing Jon Snow").
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"The waiter...often said little more than the word 'Que?' to generate laughs, but arguably his most famous line was 'I know nothing'," it said.
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Her claim to know nothing of it, nor that her campaign guru in the election in 2014 was paid with bribe money, smacks of negligence.
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But why does he say that we know nothing about the intrinsic quality of physical events except when these are mental events we directly experience?
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"They know everything about us, and we know nothing about them," said Devich-Cyril, cofounder of the media and technology rights and representation organization MediaJustice.
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Remember, we know nothing about the true state of his business empire, and he has refused to release his taxes, which might tell us more.
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That's OK. Plebs are allowed to be impressed by a sound system, too, even if they know nothing about proper placement or anything like that.
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But unfortunately for McEwan, who is a grown-up person, a fetus is a terrible narrator—kids know nothing, and fetuses know less than that.
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"You can't come to this committee and say, you know, 'I'm Sergeant Schultz; I see nothing, I know nothing,' " Senator Richard Blumenthal, Democrat of Connecticut.
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Is it a bug that you need know nothing about your recipient to present them with an Edible Arrangement, or is it — perhaps — a feature?
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Viewing art, even if you know nothing about what you're looking at, can be good for your brain and help you develop better communication skills.
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In a three-way race, the Democrat James Buchanan sailed to victory over both Frémont and the Know-Nothing candidate, the former president Millard Fillmore.
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Sanders also claims he's just trying to import the Scandinavian model, which is believable if you know nothing about Scandinavia or what Sanders is proposing.
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And combine that with the fact that in most cases we know nothing as individuals about health — unless you read a few books and things.
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"The thing I've learned about having a start-up is that you actually know nothing and you're learning 4000 new things a day," Rapinoe said.
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In the 1850s, as waves of ravaged Irish refugees washed up on our shores, the Know Nothing Party rose to keep them from becoming citizens.
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That may be in part because, thanks to the unsleeping censors who guard the Great Firewall of China, many know nothing of the extradition debate.
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Bin Salman, in public comments the day after Khashoggi disappeared, professed to know nothing about any malfeasance, insisting Khashoggi had left the Istanbul consulate alive.
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"The majority of the protesters Saturday are going to be the ones who know nothing about what took place back in the day," he said.
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I don't know what group you are talking about, you wouldn't want me to condemn a group that I know nothing about; I'd have to look.
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Facebook responded to ZeniMax's attempts to make Luckey look like a know-nothing by recalling Luckey's long interest in engineering and electronics from a young age.
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My name is Jon Snow and I have grown tired of people saying, 'You know nothing, Jon Snow' when they meet me for the first time.
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I know nothing about you, but I'll make a bet: All of them were built well over a century ago, before the rise of the automobile.
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Cramer referenced his 2007 "They know nothing" Fed rant, in which he warned central bank officials that they were ignoring signs of the impending financial crisis.
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Even Nicky, whom the other Pearsons once believed died in Vietnam, has plenty of years we know nothing about, but will hopefully see some stories from.
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But, what does their relationship look like now that these two crazy kids are married, in their early 20s, and know nothing real about each other.
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" Ms. Harris responded with a tweet of her own, saying, "My whole life I've fought for justice and for the people — something you'd know nothing about.
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So basically to drown out the sound of crickets, I took on the job, even though I know nothing about Harry Potter or his Wizarding World.
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Then again, this is Game of Thrones, and if there's one thing we know when predicting the future of this show, it's that we know nothing.
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"You've got no idea how it feels to know nothing about what nationality you are, or where you come from," he told the Guardian in 2011.
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The mess, he complained, was the fault of "blue-eyed white people, who previously seemed to know everything, and now demonstrate they know nothing at all".
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He will return to the same role as Dolores's father, meaning we probably won't see him in the upcoming Samurai World we still know nothing about.
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And if that information alone isn't enough to make your day, there's also this piece of joy: He named the bakery You Know Nothing, John Dough.
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In New York, a lot of people who know nothing about Jamaican food know about Jamaican beef patties from New York City bodegas or the pizzeria.
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"The objective is to get people who know nothing about Final Fantasy XV to get into the story and the characters and the world," says Nozue.
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Newer technologies allow young people to have more superficial relationships in a broad way that wasn't possible before, something older generations know nothing about, said Weiss.
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Rap group Travis Porter knows a thing or two about making big songs -- but one woman says they know nothing about paying vocalists -- so she's suing.
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Asked if he had ever suspected the scheme was set up to avoid tax in Spain, Messi responded: No, because I know nothing about that matter.
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Reporting live from Miami's Art Basel where everyone thinks they know art until they actually get to Art Basel and realize they know nothing at all.
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Setting aside (for a second) Trump's Know Nothing take on immigration and his ugly Islamophobia, the campaign slogan — "Make America Great Again" — is antithesis of patriotism.
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Sure, he's a know-nothing and fraud, incapable of processing information or getting through a day without a half-dozen lies — but it's just a role.
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"We are being asked to interpret very technical provisions that I find somewhat ambiguous and am operating in a field I know nothing about," he added.
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Put your "you know nothing..." tee back in the drawer; Maisie Williams has just nailed the perfect way to express your GoT obsession: with a manicure.
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Remember, the Republican Party emerged in the 1850s along with the American or "Know Nothing" Party as one of two offshoots of the shattered Whig Party.
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With illegal immigration, that determination is made by undocumented aliens we know nothing about who enter our country and remain here in violation of our laws.
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COOPERMAN: I KNOW NOTHING ABOUT IT. WAPNER: WELL, YOU BETTER LEARN QUICK BECAUSE IT'S JUST EXPLODED THAT TRADE IN AND OF ITSELF CONTINUES TO WOW INVESTORS.
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Carl Sagan warned decades ago that we live in a society based on science and technology in which most people know nothing about science and technology.
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Judith UmanskyBaltimore To the Editor: Glenn Kramon's piece on baby boomers reflects a small sector of our generation about which I know nothing except from afar.
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Gott's version of doomsday derives from one big, bold assumption: that we can know nothing about where we stand in the ultimate timeline of human existence.
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No matter what the Americans offered, the Iranians stonewalled, claiming to know nothing about Levinson's whereabouts or suggesting he was spirited to Pakistan by nonstate actors.
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Countless people who know nothing about cocktails can tell you how James Bond liked his martinis, and here the Cosmo is perhaps the closest modern equivalent.
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Then, once you're a perfect mix of insatiably curious and know-nothing stupid, your connection will cut out, leaving you with a heap of burning questions.
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"I know nothing about his opponent, Andrea, but I can tell you this, I would never cast a ballot for someone like Steve King," he said.
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I live in a very nice suburban community in New Jersey, but if you look at the houses, there's a whole world you know nothing about.
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Earlier eruptions include the popularity of the anti-Catholic, anti-immigrant Know Nothing Party in the mid-1850s and the spread of McCarthyism in the 1950s.
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But there is a difference between adopting the identity of the Pink Power Ranger and appropriating the traditional cultural dress of a people you know nothing about.
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You know, James Comey, Andrew McCabe, Peter Strzok, all these people are violating our trust and government institutions and you know, nothing is being done to them.
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" Madill said that when she met with prosecutors about her case they asked questions that felt very judgmental and like they "seemed to know nothing about trauma.
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Everyone was so worried about his "death" ahead of last season, and now fans are actively rooting against the North's pouty, man bun sporting, know-nothing king?
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"I know nothing about Russia," he said of his alleged links with Vladimir Putin, an accomplished locker-up of political opponents whose strength Mr Trump has praised.
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Now if someone asked me about March Madness games any other year than 2018, I would know nothing about the results, statistics or even the game predictions.
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But he suspects that the hipsters and celebrities he now tattoos in the same style at his parlour on Sunset Boulevard know nothing of the style's origin.
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Even if you're nowhere near Kentucky and you know nothing about horse racing, you may still be thinking of tuning in (or even dressing up a little).
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I then go to the Museum of Contemporary History, which has free entry, to educate myself a little about Korean history, which I admittedly know nothing about.
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Since we know nothing of Proxima b's volcanic activity or magnetic field strength, we can't even make an educated guess about its prospects of having an atmosphere.
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No, and I asked some people back at the office to call and say what happened and they came back and said they know nothing about it.
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Read More Cramer: We're valuing Apple with the wrong number Cramer was tempted to resurface his "they know nothing" rant after hearing the Fed speak on Wednesday.
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The point is that we know nothing about a person's health or well-being simply by looking at them, and plus-size women absolutely can be sexy.
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We have some questions, but I guess for now all we can do is accept that we know nothing beyond the physical appearance of Lenovo's Bluetooth blaster.
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"We will stop racing to topple foreign regimes that we know nothing about, that we shouldn't be involved with," he said in representative comments as president-elect.
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Below are the artists you can either add to your Spotify and thank me now, or sheepishly admit you know nothing about them at a summer party.
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Know-nothing press haters may say that news organizations are going out of business because the public is shunning them, but that's not the case at all.
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And yet, they also know nothing about each other because the things that he's talking about are from before, and he's a completely different person from before.
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Even if you know nothing about recent Australian news, this mashup of Arnold Schwarzenegger's 1990 film Kindergarten Cop feels like a fairly universal bit of political commentary.
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"You're asking me a question that I'm supposed to be talking about people that I know nothing about," he said, when asked if he would condemn Duke.
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So the "defensive rifle" (as opposed to the "assault rifle") is a nonsense idea that exists only in the minds of people who know nothing about guns.
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Most of her audiences do not resemble her, yet the jokes resonate with people who know nothing about being queer, fat, and black, as she describes herself.
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President Putin: You might say the same about Estonia, for example, and other faraway countries of which, if you may permit us to say, you know nothing.
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" Jost went on to note that Trump had been asked about Assange's arrest, showing a video in which the president says: "I know nothing, really, about him.
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And yet 71% of Americans say they know nothing about palliative care, according to an analysis of the 2018 National Cancer Institute's Health Information National Trends Survey.
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Miss SaigonI know nothing about the plot of this musical, but I am certain that it is in some way too racist to be playing in 2017.
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Maybe. But maybe they are facing a household catastrophe we know nothing about, with a laid-off spouse, no health insurance, or some other crushing financial pressure.
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John McCain holds Trump in contempt, but selected as his running mate Sarah Palin, the Know-Nothing of Wasilla, one of Trump's most vivid forerunners and supporters.
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This movement reaches back to the mid-19th century Know-Nothing agitation and short-lived American Party that combined anti-immigrant sentiment with conspiracy theories about foreigners.
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"As far as I know, nothing illegal there, but I think that this crowd and myself want to thank you for making that effort," Mr. Saban said.
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There was even a tantalizing suggestion of other criminal conduct that the Justice Department's Southern District of New York is investigating that we may know nothing about.
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Hosts Patricia Hernandez and Gita Jackson know their stuff, and they have an easy banter that will guide you through even the topics you know nothing about.
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It's a neat $500 keytar that, in addition to letting you live out some 80s hair band dreams, should help you play better—even when you know nothing.
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And today, we&aposre seeing the rise of another Know Nothing Party made up of secret forces deployed to undermine the will of the people and their representatives.
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"I didn't know nothing about these fucking crimes," Vicente said, publicly speaking out for the first time and recanting those statements in an exclusive interview with BuzzFeed News.
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"Most of the so-called union officials know nothing about labor organizing or what it's like to work on a factory production line or construction site," Crothall says.
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Mr. Mifsud has been described by his former bosses at Link Campus University as a "chatterbox" and a know-nothing who sought to leverage relationships to make money.
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For example, it would be pretty hard to start a passive income stream in a field like selling golf tools if you know nothing about golf to start.
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Just when you thought you knew about every celebrity romance under the sun, a certain singer comes out of the woodwork to remind you that you know nothing.
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From all I've seen, it looks like a pretty fun game, though I know nothing about Dragon Ball and I have an unreasonable disinterest in card-based games.
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The line — "You know nothing, Jon Snow" — was delivered by Rose Leslie's character Ygritte to Kit Harington's character in season 2, episode 7, of the hit HBO show.
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The instructor I train with is so, so good at helping everyone get in their groove — especially first-timers who know nothing of the sport (cough, cough…me).
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Did Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez managed to inspire a bunch of people who literally know nothing and don&apost understand math to say, hey, I want to make it.
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Yet, it's only plus-size people who are ridiculed for being unhealthy, even when people know nothing about our diets, exercise history, or any other pertinent health information.
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Like you know nothing would ever happen so if it did, it would be a bit awkward because it's not like she has any idea what's going on.
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Papist influence was then the perceived scourge through which the Know-Nothing movement, as the Native American Party (later the American Party) was commonly known, built its following.
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The trend has now culminated in the nomination of Donald J. Trump, a presidential candidate who truly is the know-nothing his Republican predecessors only pretended to be.
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Every time I heard the phrase "radical Islamic terror" or "moslem" (a pronunciation, I have noticed, only used by those who know nothing about Islam) my irritation swelled.
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Like saying you love Italian food when all you've ever tried is lasagne, you know nothing about Italian booze if you haven't ventured beyond this trio of liqueurs.
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"There are an infinite number of people who are too scared to even say anything, whose cases we know nothing about," said the state's attorney general, Jorge Winckler.
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Meanwhile, The Guardian is reporting that Mr. Manafort met with Julian Assange, the head of WikiLeaks, in 2016 — a meeting the special counsel seems to know nothing about.
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Outside the circle of my immediate family, however, the general presumption among both "black" and "white" Americans has been that I know nothing about the African-American experience.
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"I know nothing lasts forever, and it's easy to see why these FANG stocks are reviled for being too high, too fast, too rich, too whatever," he said.
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But the GOP has always hosted anti-immigration nativists; they are the descendants of the Know-Nothing Party, the virulently anti-immigration party of the 1840s and 1850s.
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It also risks degrading the Democratic Party — helping elevate shameless hucksters who know nothing about policy but are willing to spread misinformation in the service of gaining power.
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This is America in 2017, and when you're fighting for the constitutionally guaranteed freedom to be a total know-nothing asshole, you double down when you get busted.
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But the quality we adore in presidential candidates — the ability to stand up and speak loudly, confidently, and fluently on topics you may know nothing about — is gendered.
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Look, the biggest thing is how ... You've met these individual members of Congress, some of them are extraordinarily bright people who know nothing about some of these industries.
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For the first time in more than 50 years, whites with a college degree are voting Democratic, 51 to 38 percent To educated voters, Trump represents know-nothing politics.
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Though bothersome that we won't be getting any behind-the-scenes looks, perhaps it's best to be like Jon Snow and "know nothing" to ensure the best finale possible.
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So, like Jon Snow, we kind of know nothing, except that we know something and it's that by this time, a year from now, we'll know how Thrones ends.
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You don't even have to keep up with every single KarJenner outfit to know — nothing is too low-cut, sheer or straight-up see-through for them to wear.
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The "Know Nothing" movement had made immigration a major issue in political campaigns a decade earlier and anti-immigrant sentiment was still widespread at the time of the debate.
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Which means that Russian intelligence officials today know all about what Trump and Putin discussed and what secret deals they might have made, while U.S. intelligence officials know nothing.
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I see that I had a picture with her coat on where I was leaving and you know, with the back of my; I know nothing about this woman.
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"There's an entire generation of voters out there that know nothing about Hillary Clinton other than what they have heard in the last two to three years," she said.
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But we know nothing about the outside world — whether it's in the present or the future, what the state of the world is, what sort of technology is common.
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It allows people who know nothing about techno a by-word, a catch-all reference point, with which they can then cook-up "hilarious" jokes just like this one.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "[imitating Trump] Please remember, very important for all countries and businesses to know, nothing I say is true, pay no attention to the man behind the bronzer.
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But that's the memory, along with the triumph of the Irish in America — overcoming those odds, and a Know-Nothing movement that tried to strip them of their humanity.
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If you are in Australia or depend on online news from international organizations like The New York Times, The Associated Press or Reuters, you probably know nothing about it.
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Mr. Obama's criticism of Mr. Trump reflects a deep antipathy he feels for his successor, whom he called a "con man" and a "know nothing" during the 2016 campaign.
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What is notable about this president's open disregard for serious learning is not that he knows nothing of any real importance, but that he emphatically wants to know nothing.
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"I don't want anybody to think that I sat down and thought, 'Oh, I'll write a gripping and entertaining movie about something that I know nothing about,'" she said.
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And then he said his former national security adviser John Bolton "would know nothing" about the dealings with Ukraine that had led to Trump's impeachment, though Bolton clearly does.
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Any piece of information that claims this is either taken out of context or is an outright lie from those who simply ignore history and know nothing about medicine.
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The Know Nothing party accused German states of programmatically shipping their poorest and least desirable citizens to the United States; according to Anbinder, they turned out to be right.
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Even if you know nothing about the Sri Lankan conflict, this book is worth reading just to understand how a person like Sivaram could have existed anywhere on Earth.
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" She included a Vincent Van Gogh quote, because she loves art: "For my part, I know nothing with any certainty, but the sight of the stars makes me dream.
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Lineups should be "blind," a standard borrowed from scientific experiments: the officer administering the lineup should know nothing about the case, so as to avoid unconsciously influencing the proceedings.
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" And when I go in there, the guys from True who know nothing required, he just gave me a check and just said, "All right, go figure it out.
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Such a creature could, for example, know everything about the brain, even everything about the world at large, all in scientific terms; but it would know nothing of human significance.
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You definitely know nothing about the device itself, or the screen it'll use, or whether it'll use your face to unlock, or if there's going to be a home button.
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Cramer's sources in the business world were signaling that the economy could be on the brink of decline, but the Fed didn't listen, spurring his famed "They know nothing" rant.
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So her performance of Wicked's "Defying Gravity" at the 2004 Tonys was just okay; her rendition of Frozen's "Let It Go" at the 2014 Oscars was, you know, nothing special.
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Too often, skeptics of the mayor's plan say, that means someone who looks dangerous but actually needs help is met with an onrush of officers who know nothing about him.
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In between the stars talking about things they know nothing about are widows of men killed by foreigners, showing genuine tears and in need of compassion rather than air time.
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Only those who are avid gamers might follow eSports regularly, which leaves a huge number of kids who could be really interested in the area, but know nothing about it.
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I know nothing about sports, but I love a festive atmosphere, so assign me a team to cheer for, put me in a crowded bar, and I'm real into it.
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As a result, the audience meets a wide assortment of key figures on the fly and gets to know nothing about them, which at least initially blunts the emotional impact.
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Dropped into a country they know nothing about, often with no resources, their fate is left in the hands of Good Samaritans, nonprofits, churches, and even helpful bus station employees.
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Sadly, it's come to the point where many Americans have more faith in advocacy journalism outlets and obscure websites that they know nothing about than they do the mainstream media.
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But while some Whigs joined the antislavery cause, others switched to the nativist Know-Nothing or American Party, which for a time looked as if it would supplant the Whigs.
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"Why do the insurance companies set their own standards when they know nothing about transgender surgery?" said Dr. Beverly Fischer, a plastic surgeon in Baltimore who specializes in chest surgery.
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"With respect to his conversation with Kim Jong Un," Powell said, "since I know nothing about that, I wouldn't even speculate about what they talked about or what comes next."
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Jon Snow may know nothing, but now we know where he's going — thanks to what presumably counts as a huge slip-up from a key Game of Thrones crew member.
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Things I don't do include: taking recreational drugs, having unnecessary cosmetic surgery, having sex with someone whose STI status I know nothing about, drunk driving... And having my eyeballs tattooed.
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Labeling has become such a huge function of our everyday society that people, myself included, can't walk into a room without automatically making assumptions about people they know nothing about.
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We know nothing of Anna's feelings on the matter — but the triangle of Frederick, Anna and the love-struck Ottilie comes through like the plot of an Edith Wharton novel.
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"In other disaster conditions like a flood, we can prepare because we know how many supplies we need, but we have a virus now we know nothing about," he said.
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Mullvad VPN costs 5 euros (around $5.60) per month VPN providers like to claim they keep no logs, which means they know nothing about what you do using their services.
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Hoping that this know-nothing will cut their taxes and demolish essential social programs, they're allowing years — centuries — of knowledge, intelligence, protocol and common sense to be swept aside. Why?
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If I'm being forced to read a textbook on information I know nothing about for a class where I'm required to learn, why would the information be biased or unfactual?
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While on a visit to a girls' school in Morocco, the couples' pregnancy was top of mind and the Duke of Sussex jokingly pretended to know nothing about the matter.
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"By periodically investing in an index fund … the know-nothing investor can actually outperform most investment professionals," he wrote in his 1993 letter to shareholders of his Berkshire Hathaway conglomerate.
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The lack of understanding and patience people have for the process of breaking an audience in—we have to consider that these new ears know nothing about house and techno.
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" "It was a little bit bizarre that it was such a huge reaction three or four years later, but you know, nothing about social media surprises me or shocks me anymore.
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The biggest problem for journalists covering these devices, the use of which is a closely guarded government secret, isn't that we know nothing about them (we actually know quite a bit).
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Actor Ben Hawkey, who has portrayed Hot Pie since he first appeared in season one, recently started up a baking business which he has cleverly named You Know Nothing John Dough.
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What's empowered this shift in values is the codification of reputation — it's the five stars next to people's names that make it possible to trust someone we otherwise know nothing about.
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FINKEL: They're not telling us to tear the sets down, we're not clearing out our offices, so we really — we tell the crew, we've told the actors — we legitimately know nothing.
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"Until this morning, I thought the whole position of Bream, Penn State, the frat was ... 'I know nothing, I see nothing, we don't condone this,'" defense attorney William Brennan told CNN.
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"Since we know nothing firm about the technologies and materials available to a very advanced civilization, we physicists have an infinity of freedom in building models for traversable wormholes," he wrote.
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" In the screening of the movie in Washington, DC, D'Souza said, "The movie would appeal immensely to people who really want to know what's going on and know nothing about it.
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"Something happened over there where Arizona has learned a whole bunch about them, and we know nothing about them," said Dusty Baker, the manager of the Nationals, the N.L. East leaders.
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This argument has force: With Trump in the White House the know-nothing side of the right has much more direct political power at the moment than the commissars of liberalism.
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"It's a master narrative that pits the Muslim world against the West," appealing to Trump supporters who know nothing of Muslims or Islam beyond news reports of terrorist attacks, she said.
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At first, it's a little weird because they know all about me and I know nothing about them on the first date, which makes for a very lopsided relationship early on.
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While now we do know that Jon is not a bastard and indeed does have Stark blood flowing through his know-nothing veins, Lyanna never explicitly tells who the father is.
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And yet – despite the hundreds of post-match interviews and the Football Focus features and the salacious articles about flirty texts and long-running affairs – I feel we know nothing about Giggs.
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But on a very different level, too, I think Theaster Gates is an important figure insomuch as I hear more city people, who know nothing about the art, mention Theaster Gates, right?
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"I have no connections to alt-right circles, and I know nothing about them beyond what I read, including in publications such as yours," Wellisz said in an email to BuzzFeed News.
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If you know nothing else about the story, it's that there is gold hidden somewhere in the Rocky Mountains north of Santa Fe, so we had to show a sense of scale.
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But as we know, nothing in the world of extensions is permanent, and her super long locks were only temporary — the star reverted back to her previous chest-grazing strands on Friday.
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Even if you know nothing about football, you can comment on the commercials, make fun of referees, or just pick a team to root for to make the time pass by faster.
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Your only goal is to stay in the spotlight no matter how much it fuels the fire of hate groups that you apparently know nothing about like the KKK and neo-Nazis.
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So if you're inkling to know the main storylines and teams of this year's tournament, and know nothing about basketball, but everything about Game of Thrones, you've come to the right place.
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Is it that you are a busy modern creature with precious little time to message the people in your life you already care about, much less strangers about whom you know nothing?
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And to the girls in the audience, who know nothing about the battles roiling their parents' Reddit feeds, the comedic quartet of McCarthy, Jones, Wiig and McKinnon is just business as usual.
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The fact that climate advocacy is uniquely good politics – helping to appeal to the left of the Democratic Party while also exposing Donald Trump's 'know nothing' extremism – will only strengthen its appeal.
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It said the critics "know nothing about the real situation" in Xinjiang, and the vocational training system had already become an effective way of protecting the region's population from terrorism and extremism.
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I brought this up with Sheff, who agreed naloxone education is important, but that it'd be difficult to believe that suburban teenagers who know nothing about drugs would carry around naloxone kits.
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"It disgusts me to no end that these politicians go in there and keep telling you what they think is best for you and they don't know nothing about you," he said.
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I'm not using that term in a derogatory sense, but in the sense that these solutions literally know nothing about the devices they're controlling or the context in which they are operating.
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"You'd have to know nothing about WHY Haiti is poor (or El Salvador in kind), and WHY the United States (and Norway) are wealthy," Katz said in a widely-shared Twitter thread.
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" He promised to make the military stronger than it has ever been, but said that under his leadership, the country would "stop racing to topple foreign regimes that we know nothing about.
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As a senior in high school myself it definitely feels like I have little control over what is happening in my life with the college process because I know nothing about it.
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" Before her own surrogacy news was confirmed on Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kim Kardashian tweeted, "Let me just say this...People who supposedly work with us 'confirming' details they know nothing about!
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I know nothing about your politics at all, but if you did like him— I'm not really a fan of his policies, but I like the fact that he gave me health insurance.
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His biggest proposal -- universal basic income, which would pay every American $1,000 per month starting at age 18, to address economic inequality -- should resonate with Democratic voters who know nothing about him today.
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You can call Trump a racist or a demagogue or a know-nothing, but what he's really sensitive to is the charge that he isn't as good of a businessman as he appears.
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The gilets jaunes angry at increases in French fuel taxes (see article) and the family which in 20 years will be forced from land in Mexico by drought know nothing of each other.
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ET. (CNN)Despite record levels of dissatisfaction with the Republican and Democratic candidates, nearly 70% of Americans know nothing about the Green Party presidential hopeful Jill Stein, according to a recent Gallup poll.
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I know nothing about cars, my closet is full of dresses, and the only straight man I regularly talk to is my girlfriend's roommate (because, you know, I don't want to be rude).
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The first is that I know nothing about jazz, and have too much respect for the reader to fake it, and secondly, it's difficult to convey the effect they had on the crowd.
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"The song is actually about a heartbreak," she said in an interview with Zane Lowe (no relation to her possibly ex-bf, I assume, but then again, apparently I know nothing) for Pitchfork.
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"She teaches us that what we call art history is just the history of the hand, but we know nothing or very little about the history of the foot and mouth," he observed.
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She locks Hector in a plane-going-down kiss, but the seeds of rebellion have been planted: If you know nothing you do has any consequences, you're liberated to do what you please.
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Trump is banking that enough of the people who vote in a presidential election will abandon good judgment and in the privacy of the voting booth cast an angry defiant know-nothing vote.
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The basic idea is that the person or company who operates a Wi-Fi hotspot is liable for anything illegal that someone does on their network–even if they know nothing about it.
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" And, he delivered a personal message to the reporter behind the story -- "You don't know anything about this f**king situation and you definitely don't know nothing about the sport you jerk off.
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To those of us who paid attention to American media and politics over the past two years, it quickly became clear that too many in the United States know nothing about our country.
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Programs like Summit are at worst a scam to sell technology to school districts and at best a paternalistic tool of self-promotion courtesy of billionaires who know nothing about teaching or learning.
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If we know nothing else, we know that the Republican congressional leadership will not challenge this president on this or any other outrage, as he has the power to end their political careers.
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But the defectors add that many North Koreans, especially older ones and those distant from the China border, genuinely believe in the system and worship the Kim family — because they know nothing else.
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Several businessmen in New Delhi said government agencies are in such a rush that they are awarding contracts left and right with little oversight and often to businesses that know nothing about sanitation.
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But you'll also feel little interest if you know nothing about stars; if you learned the answer, you couldn't connect it to other knowledge, so it would seem nearly meaningless, an isolated factoid.
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I know nothing about these charges against Lauer but I can tell you that even while I was at NBC, I was aware of rumors of improper behavior about him during that period.
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If Americans had listened to the counsel of the Know-Nothing movement in the 1850s and drastically curtailed immigration from outside of Protestant Europe, it would probably still be a rich country today.
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Speaking truth to power is generally the purview of those who don't have it; wealthy conservatives crying victim and aligning themselves with a history of artistic protest know nothing of art nor protest.
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But congressional leaders and White House officials who have spoken to several news outlets in recent days have all said they know nothing about any plans for a tax cut before the midterm election.
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Trends can be difficult to track, and just when you think you're on top of everything, a new movement will appear out of nowhere to remind you that you actually know nothing at all.
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"It was all over Facebook, you know, 'Nothing in my account' on Tuesday morning," said Joe Shuker, a TSA worker and union president who represents employees in Pennsylvania, Washington, DC, and six other states.
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"Apparently a lot of people who know nothing about Islam are now experts on Islam and sharia, telling Muslims what their religion actually says," tweeted Shadi Hamid, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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I don't want anybody to think that I sat down and thought, 'Oh, I'll write a gripping and entertaining movie about something that I know nothing about,' I would never presume to do that.
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Of course, the iconic line, "You know nothing, Jon Snow," came up, which Harington said is regularly shouted at him and his wife Rose Leslie, who said the line as Ygritte in the show.
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I also recommend it because WordPress is a tool that grows with you: whether you know nothing about HTML or web development, or you know a lot, you can use WordPress at your level.
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"He always says the CHP are out of touch, that they know nothing of ordinary people, that they talk, while AK delivers," says Gonul Tol, of the Middle East Institute, a Washington think-tank.
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This Game 27 had everything you'd want, unless you're a Senators fan or you bet on the Senators or the over, but then you should know nothing contained in this space pertains to you.
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"I love it because I feel like I know nothing about football and I told him that right from the beginning," the Olympic gold medal-winning gymnast tells PEOPLE about her NFL-playing beau.
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The directors of these Tier 2 companies are what are known as straw directors, or people recruited to appear to be running the companies, but who in reality know nothing or little about operations.
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We know nothing more about his situation than this, but the implication is that Amar has been profiled by an immigration service prejudiced by the whims of a government engaged in an illegal war.
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It is as if they see themselves existing in a bubble of luxury and power, supported by a populace they know nothing of and a people they see as little more than a nuisance.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday that the heads of his intelligence agencies know nothing about Maria Butina, the woman accused of working for Russia to advance the country's interests within American political groups.
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Holding onto any illusion of knowledge -- which is an easy way for people to feel like experts in in topics they know nothing about -- usually doesn't stand up to any form of critical thinking.
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It is usually used by people to tell others, whose situations they know nothing about, that they should actually do what is worse for themselves because doing what is best for themselves is bad.
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Cramer devised his six-point plan hours after he scorched the government's coronavirus response saying "they know nothing," echoing words he famously uttered more than a dozen years ago prior to the financial crash.
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" Shortly after the election at an event in North Carolina he said that the United States "will stop racing to topple foreign regimes that we know nothing about, that we shouldn't be involved with.
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"I expressed concerns a few weeks ago about his leadership and just his stability and the lack of desire to be competent on issues and understand and, you know, nothing has changed," Corker said.
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In my experience, your total travel time may take up to four or five times as long in a shared ride, with strangers you know nothing about, all for a measly couple of dollars.
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The political effects of the Know-Nothing movement: The original 1790 citizenship law that allowed "free and white" people to become citizens was set aside by the post-Civil War Naturalization Act of 1870.
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When we know nothing about who Ferrante really is, we realize that all we need to know about her is contained within her books, and then the books develop another, richer layer of meaning.
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"We know nothing about him and no one is in touch with us, and we don't know if we are going to wash him or say a prayer to him or not," he said.
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At least three million Syrians under the age of six "know nothing but war," said Save the Children, adding that prolonged exposure could lead to a number of problems, including self-harm and suicide attempts.
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Just as many foreigners fear accidentally committing social offenses in Japan, I feel keenly paranoid about saying anything in front of Killen and his crew that might out me as a Texas barbecue know-nothing.
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We still know nothing about Jon Snow – but it's looking more and more like Game of Thrones costars Kit Harington and Rose Leslie are bringing some much needed heat to the Kingdom of the North.
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The group "Clueless turds who know nothing about mushrooms!" is where the true mushroom experts of the main group go to make fun of the amateurs who post particularly uninformed questions or make bad IDs.
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He seems sincere and even though I know nothing will come of this since he lives on the other side of the country, I'll admit, it's a nice boost to the old self-confidence anyway.
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He is pointing not only to his extraordinary interpretation of executive authority but also, and just as ominously, to the belief that he needs to know nothing more than the content of his own mind.
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Viewers still know nothing about what it means to be an alien doppelgänger, whether the Shimmer-doubles have intention or agency of their own, whether the threat of the Shimmer is over or just beginning.
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It is my understand that you all are watching "football" matches in the "Eurozone Cup" (Americans know nothing about "soccer") but I think it's a great opportunity to network in Polska and practice your pitching.
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When the evidence is so overwhelming, the debate to be had is about the best way to enact climate solutions, not a know-nothing rejection of the problem itself and reckless disregard for the truth.
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Which is to say that you know nothing, mostly—nothing about the people to whom you are trying to sell your movies, and nothing much about what makes them want to see movies in general.
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We know his soft side through his relationship with his daughter, but we know nothing about his hard side — how he became an assassin, why he's so good at it, where his moral compass is.
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If you are having a one night stand and you know nothing about the person you are about to go home with please, for all the love of sex, send your location to a friend.
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They have to ingest entire bodies of knowledge in only a few years — to say nothing of overcoming a plethora of inheritances I am fortunate to know nothing about: racism, systemic oppression, poverty, failing schools.
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" In his time with Monjardino, they discussed "what it means that so many young people in the West today know nothing of the intellectual and cultural legacy of the West, much less care about it.
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Aside from the bits of information the couple has shared in interviews — Montag once told People she "had to pray" to get Pratt on board with family planning — we know nothing about their personal battles.
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A court-appointed lawyer who seemed to know nothing about civil rights law urged Mr. Cannon to take a $3,000 settlement and to sign a broadly worded agreement releasing the city from any further liability.
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"All hats are being sold at cost, because we know nothing would irritate [Trump] more than someone choosing not to make a profit," the network's store said of the headwear, which sells for $17.50 apiece.
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" In an attempt to distance McConnell from the headline, the president asserted that the majority leader "is a man that knows less about Russia and Russian influence than even Donald Trump, and I know nothing.
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A lot of tourists come to Prague just to learn about Kafka, but there are actually a considerable number of Czechs who know nothing about him — he was German-speaking and never wrote in Czech.
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There were so many frantic declarations that Trump was a liar/know-nothing/potentially catastrophic con man, and whatever else Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio were throwing at La Grande Orange in Detroit last night.
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Jon Snow is said to know nothing, but he appears to know one thing: When people say everything in a weird affected voice that occasionally breaks into an inexplicable Irish accent, they are probably lying.
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Baskin claimed to know nothing about the details of his disappearance, but the world wasn't buying it back then and some, including Lewis' family, still aren't convinced that she had nothing to do with it.
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They know nothing about the German, Irish and Dutch cultures that their distant relatives left because of fear, poverty and persecution, and are as far removed from these countries as possible without living on Mars.
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Moments after the event ended, Parnas's attorney posted a video that appears to show Parnas and Trump partying together in December 2016 — which makes Trump's claims to know nothing about the man hard to buy.
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How have they been able to contravene for so long the free-market system that built the world's largest and most innovative economy because most consumers know nothing about the $22019 billion swipe-fee business.
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And from without had come the challenge of the Beat generation and 1960s counterculture, whom Mr. Podhoretz derided as "Know-Nothing Bohemians," but who reflected the national mood more dynamically than the New York intellectuals.
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Steve King, the Iowa representative whose words are hailed by Klan sympathizers and neo-Nazis, was channeling the ghosts of the anti-Irish Know-Nothing Party when he spoke about the Americans who don't belong.
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But the new action, which was also brought on behalf of Mr. Levinson, is unusual because Iranian officials have insisted since he disappeared that they know nothing about his whereabouts or what happened to him.
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The anti-immigrant fervor spiked when Irish Catholics flowed into the United States in the 1840s and took form in the Know-Nothing political party that swept much of the country electing governors and congressmen.
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In this age of social media and extended virtual communities, he points out how we can know everything going on in someone's life, and yet know nothing about what's truly in his or her heart.
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But to make the DRL a viable sports entity, Horbaczewski will need to confront issues with filming the events, navigating federal airspace regulations, and connecting with viewers who know nothing about drones or racing them.
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Fans know that Ygritte (Rose Leslie) was the one to utter the now-famous line, but it seems that she made quite an impact: "You know nothing, Jon Snow" has birthed some some pretty epic memes.
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As a Muslim-American who has seen the detestable anti-Muslim propaganda of InfoWars content replicated across the worldwide web and popularized via Apple, Spotify and others, I know nothing could be farther from the truth.
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Anyone that agrees will basically be paying for a device they know nothing about — and even though you get it at half the price, the S8 or even the Note8 might not be to your liking.
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Here is everything you need to know if you know nothing about the total eclipse: Not to scale "It is actually a cosmic coincidence," Lika Guhathakurta, NASA's lead scientist for the 93 eclipse, told BuzzFeed News.
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Also, (cue conspiracy theory) our QA department was working on this today, and got a call from the commander of the 142FW at PDX and was basically told to knock it off, and we know nothing.
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"Again, this is not a 'they know nothing' moment like 11 years ago, where the Fed was dead wrong about the economy and I had to shout it from the rooftops, " the "Mad Money" host continued.
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We know nothing about the corresponding cinematography, but we look forward to finding out when the show makes its US debut this spring on Sundance TV. The full soundtrack is out on March 18 via Warp.
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But who exactly are these people willing to throw caution to the wind and invest in properties they may not have even seen, in areas they know nothing about, with no idea of the town's prospects?
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It reads like some kind of ancient Greek tragedy where a group of local nobles tries to persuade a mad king against further destruction; both sides know nothing will change, yet both sides still pretend otherwise.
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But even if you know nothing about baseball, that's the gift of this movie: The jokes still work because the story and characters (played by the likes of Charlie Sheen and Wesley Snipes) ring universally true.
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Now, if you know nothing about this phenomenon, then just try to imagine a nascent new DIY grime scene mostly populated by adolescent MCs who constantly and viciously send for eachother's mums in thick Lancashire accents.
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Mr. Trump's cabinet is full of people, in fact, who seem to know nothing about the realities of trans people's lives, not that their ignorance stops them from doing their best to make those lives worse.
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For people who know nothing but stereotypes about India, this book surely won't inspire them to plan their next vacation there — but will give them plenty to tut-tut about at their next book club meeting.
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In another even more dramatic moment, Ansari delves into online scandals by pranking the audience (saying more would be a spoiler) to expose how badly people who know nothing about a subject want to weigh in.
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" Even though he personally signed a letter of intent for Trump Tower Moscow, Trump repeatedly claimed during his campaign that he had "nothing to do with Russia" and "I know nothing about Russia ... I don't deal there.
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But if you're choosing people to be in a group, and you know nothing about a person except his or her gender, you are a little more likely to find social perceptiveness in women than in men.
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The fact is, this author's opinion, which unfortunately is the same as many out there who misunderstand the profession, is about what one Naturopath, whom I know nothing about, made a bad decision regarding treating this child.
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Carol and Maria believe in Lawson and her morals and vision so strongly that even when it means putting their lives on the line for a mysterious mission they know nothing about, they don't ask any questions.
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It's not that I know nothing about football; it's more that over the years I've been worn down to the point that I guess I just now totally despise the game and the entire culture surrounding it.
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In a disturbing precedent given Trump's request that his supporters monitor polls in "certain locations," an immediate precursor of the riot was an effort by armed Know-Nothing supporters to prevent eligible immigrant voters from casting ballots.
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It's immensely refreshing to bask in the all-purpose, timeless genius of Norm MacDonald, a man who revels in Russian literature in his personal life yet portrays himself as a know-nothing bumpkin in his professional one.
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Scholars of Bell will be exasperated, but "Letters from Baghdad" is not for them; it is for viewers who may know nothing of her, and for whom the basic shape of her exploits will be astounding enough.
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Instead, since their thin-skinned, crypto-fascist, race-baiting, cop-loving, know-nothing overlord advocates punching strangers in the face and much worse, I have to teach him how to choke them unconscious for his own survival.
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Using the conceit of liberal elites exacting revenge on know-nothing "deplorables," the filmmakers heap plenty of smug, self-amused scorn on both sides, but there's no doubt who the hero is once the tables are turned.
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"We know nothing more about these men, but we don't need to know anything more than that they honorably served their country," said Mr. Schottenhamel, who served in Vietnam and has helped arrange burials for 52 veterans.
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Name Withheld, Michigan So your aunt and uncle have concluded that a foreign national who is in a relationship with an American is simply looking for a green card, even though they know nothing else about him.
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"If you do win an award tonight, don't use it as a platform to make a political speech; you're in no position to lecture the public about anything, you know nothing of the real world," he said.
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To find patients who might be helped but know nothing of trials, she recently began asking another city hospital for its list of patients to be discussed at its "tumor board" meetings, where doctors evaluate difficult cases.
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Initially, the meetings felt like a formality: He showed the ICE agents his passport and other documents that demonstrated his strong ties to the U.S. and let them know nothing had changed since his last check-in.
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Ben Hawkey — the actor who plays Hot Pie on the series — has teamed up with Deliveroo to open up a limited-time bakery called 'You Know Nothing John Dough' to celebrate the seventh season of the HBO show.
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Because we know nothing about her except that she's a liar and has good sex with Rafael, making it hard to believe her — despite the fact that she helped Rafael by "working" to Petra, and Jane by association.
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"I know nothing about them other than they are perfectly legit in the horse world and are indeed very good payers, pay bills 100 percent on time," said Bester, who helps the company buy and resell young horses.
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But, much like Jon Snow, we know nothing about Dany's ultimate fate from these pics, but they sure do make it fun to try and guess what's going to happen while we anxiously wait for the new season.
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I like my new job a lot, but working as a copywriter in an industry I know nothing about means I'm making shit up 4% of the time and just trying to word massage it into sounding good.
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" With Game of Thrones ending, the British actor has much to look forward to, including a wedding to former costar Rose Leslie, whose character on the show said in the meme-worthy words: "You know nothing, Jon Snow.
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The racist implications of Brexit reminds students of history of the Know-Nothing movement in the United States, about which a not-yet-President Abraham Lincoln wrote: Our progress in degeneracy appears to me to be pretty rapid.
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Now upon arriving in the United States, they have been wrenched from their families and placed into detention centers to be supervised by adults who know nothing about their personal or medical histories and bear them no kinship.
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But I don't want to have, with all the problems this country has and all of the problems that you see going on, hundreds of thousands of people coming in from Syria when we know nothing about them.
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While we know nothing about the next season of Game of Thrones except what we've seen in the trailer, this screengrab, taken at 1:17 of the trailer, seems to indicate a major presence in the upcoming season.
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They are clinging to something they know nothing about—all they know is that it is better than what they currently have, and that they're desperate to get out of their shitty situations and aim for somewhere better.
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A staple feature on the label's songs and hip-hop blogs at the time was a guy named Kevin Rudolf, who I know nothing about and have not spent a moment of this blog post composition process researching.
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Conservatives dismissed her as a political know-nothing, and liberals celebrated, though some took issue with her endorsement of Mr. Bredesen, who had said he would have supported Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh's contentious nomination to the Supreme Court.
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"Those who criticize me, including your family, know nothing about an artist's nature," Gauguin writes to her, exuding the confidence of a man who knows he's the subject of a biopic being made more than a century later.
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Clinton should take a page from Trump's straight-talk strategy and tell it like it is: When it comes to the person who holds the nuclear codes, a know-it-all is infinitely better than a know-nothing.
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Given socialism's bloody track record, the misery it has imposed upon the citizens of countries like Venezuela in recent years and its curious popularity among know-nothing millennials and aging boomers, Piereson's piece is both necessary and timely.
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There is maybe no more glaring case study of this than the 2016 matchup between Hillary Clinton, with her reputation as an overachieving wonk incapable of connecting with voters, and Donald Trump, with his know-nothing, visceral demagogy.
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"While we know nothing can undo the tragic abuse that victims suffered, we believe the Chapter 11 process – with the proposed Trust structure – will provide equitable compensation to all victims while maintaining the BSA's important mission," he said.
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Pence's speech may not have been precisely a barefaced whopping lie, but it certainly showed barefaced whopping disdain for the intelligence of the audience (you know, nothing has changed with Trump, ha-ha.) By comparison, Lavrov was blunt.
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"While we know nothing can undo the tragic abuse that victims suffered, we believe the Chapter 11 process – with the proposed Trust structure – will provide equitable compensation to all victims while maintaining the BSA's important mission," he continued.
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A student of history, he wrote that the Know-Nothing Party had elected six governors and 75 members of Congress in 1854, and that its candidate Millard Fillmore, the former President, won a quarter of the vote in 1856.
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Given their record over the last two years, Washington strategists seem to know nothing about the trade multiplier — the extent to which an improving trade balance increases business investments, profits, employment creation, household incomes, personal consumption and residential investments.
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As a Dutch chef, I have been raised to believe that there is nothing wrong with horse meat, but it turns out that I know nothing about the proper way to handle it, from the slaughterhouse to our plates.
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"We see them thousands of years afterward, but we know nothing of what they do at the beginning," Rafaella Margutti, an astrophysicist at Northwestern University who led the research, to be published in the Astrophysical Journal, tells The Verge.
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"People know NOTHING about the company that owns it so they don't feel beholden to a big brand like Coke or Pepsi," Aminatou Sow, a digital strategist who described herself as "obsessed" with LaCroix's marketing, told me over Slack.
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"I think that the Republican Party is in danger of going the way of the Whigs," he said, referring to the 19th century political party whose members split to form today's Republican Party and the defunct Know Nothing Party.
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It took the president nearly a week to disavow the endorsement of a notorious white supremacist—who is perhaps the most well-known white supremacist of the last 30 years and whom Trump initially claimed to know nothing about.
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When You're Not Over It and Want to Torture Yourself: "We Belong Together" (2005) Choice lyric: "When I said I didn't love you / I should have held on tight / I never shoulda let you go / I didn't know nothing"
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It was to prove that, right now—which, not so incidentally, is the name of this new Netflix comedy special—people need to have an opinion on everything, even things they know nothing about, in order to feel valid.
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"Doing the Obama spoofs I have found that I catch the ear of a lot of young people that aren't interested in politics or know nothing about politics and it makes them look into it and learn," Crosson said.
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"Sometimes I feel I know nothing about acting," he said in a recent interview with a panel of journalists, featured in U.K. newspaper The Guardian, but added these fears disappeared once he began to prepare for a new role.
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It would probably be prohibitively difficult for the federal government to suddenly create a fast, standardized process related to the terrorism watch list — because, as far as we know, nothing like that is even close to existing right now.
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Former Senator Gary Hart, a Democrat from Colorado who joined the Senate in 1975 and who was a vocal opponent of apartheid, said in a brief phone call, "I know nothing about that," when asked about Mr. Biden's account.
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The President said Bolton "would know nothing about what we're talking about," despite the fact that Bolton was his adviser at the time, met with him about Ukraine, and has first-hand knowledge of the hold on Ukrainian aid.
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The forum thrived and suffered in ways that were characteristic of online communities of the time: There were habitual posters, show-offs, trolls and critics, and of course a steady supply of know-nothing newbies, newly invited by Amazon.
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Because he genuinely seems to know nothing about foreign policy, it seems like these fabrications — all of which cast Trump's arguments in a better light — are simply replacing any need to learn more about the specifics of the issue.
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But when I read some poetry that's been written in a language of which I know nothing, I always want some clues, not so much to the poetry itself, but to the problems of finding an equivalent in English.
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Globalisation also meant that events in other part of the world become more important; if anything ought to have been an event in a "far way country of which we know nothing", it was the assassination of an archduke in Sarajevo.
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In fact, I saw a couple of the people that were supposedly involved with all of this -- that they know nothing about it; they weren't in Russia; they never made a phone call to Russia; they never received a phone call.
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"I know nothing about sewing or design when it comes to wedding gowns, so she really walked me through it, she even sketched out what she felt like I was communicating what I wanted," Bushnell said about working with Zavozina.
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A survey by the Levada Centre, the country's leading independent pollster, shows that half the overall population and as many as 20143% of young Russians know nothing about the drama that began in the small hours of August 19th 1991.
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But since my friends and colleagues have absolutely no basis for knowing what they're talking about, and I philosophically recognize that I myself only know that I know nothing, I decided to find out if my music spamming is outright unhealthy.
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"Someday I'll tell the world what exactly happened, why it happened and what my life is like today but until I'm ready to share that with people please stop prying and making up shit that you know nothing about," Lovato tweeted.
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This means websites will have to decide whether to overpolice their platforms for potential prostitution advertisements or to underpolice them so they can maintain a know-nothing stance, which would likely be a very tricky claim to prove in court.
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Seafood legend John Bil and I have been spending a lot of time together as he introduces me to all the aspects of the world of fish and shellfish that the majority of us shrimp ring eaters know nothing about.
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"Love & Peace" (2015) is a merry mix of social satire (targeting know-nothing youth and their smugly dissatisfied elders); sly tribute to the tokusatsu mutant-monster tradition (featuring a tiny pet turtle that grows to Godzilla proportions); and sentimental Christmas tale.
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I recognize how vulnerable many of these defendants are and how overwhelming it is to be a criminal defendant, in this process that they know nothing about, and that, for the most part, they are really powerless in the face of.
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We get the best of Silicon Valley in terms of just the amazing creativity, drive — you know nothing is too big to attempt and this kind of world that is over there, and just the depth of talent is incredible.
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Facing an uncomfortable retirement, Michael teamed with Eleanor, Chidi (William Jackson Harper), Tahani (Jameela Jamil) and Jason (Manny Jacinto), promising to get them all to the real Good Place so long as they pretended to know nothing about his identity.
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The Bidens, by contrast, know nothing and therefore have nothing to say about what Mr. Trump ordered, why he did it, or whether it constitutes a high crime or misdemeanor such that the president's removal from office is constitutionally justified.
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Here's the "I don't know him at all, don't know what he's about, don't know where he comes from, know nothing about him" guy, w Lev Parnas & Roman Nasirov, former head of Ukrainian Fiscal Service, at Mar-a-Lago 12/16.
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But many Trump administration officials believe that conventional wisdom is no longer wise, and that the Iranian people, many of whom are young and know nothing beyond the repressive rule of the clerics, would welcome outside help of any kind.
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And I know....Some will say "Im a unqualified Hollywood liberal know nothing...who cares what I think" For the most part, Im pretty private but like most of us I have close friends and family that voted for #trump.
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Which brings us to... Joe's already bored and back to his old ways, crushing on a neighbor about whom we know nothing other than that she is literate (Joe also mentions her "sunshine" because she was sitting outside in the sun).
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If you want to know nothing else, know that whether you have been playing this game episodically during it's now seven year long release period or if you have been waiting for the full package, it has my highest recommendation.
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The global financial meltdown that led to the Great Recession could have been mitigated if the Federal Reserve had "slashed rates more dramatically" at the time, CNBC's Jim Cramer said, reflecting on his famous 2270 "they know nothing" Fed rant.
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In fact, I saw a couple of the people that were supposedly involved with all of this — that they know nothing about it; they weren't in Russia; they never made a phone call to Russia; they never received a phone call.
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Read more:Trump's new ambassador to Germany caused an international incident with a controversial interview in BreitbartRichard Grenell takes up duties as US ambassador to GermanyTrump seemed to know nothing about his own administration's plan to decriminalize homosexuality around the world
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Granted, the American war on science promises to be a much meaner and more reckless battle than the Canadian one, led as it is by a president and administration whose erratic, know-nothing tendencies are without analogue in any democratic nation, ever.
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V for Vendetta fans who know nothing about the comic — or about Guy Fawkes, for that matter — have been inspired by the screen version, and have adopted the mask and the message for many different kinds of protests against the powers-that-be.
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And on Tuesday morning, Trump tweeted that it was "fascinating to watch people writing books and major articles about me and yet they know nothing about me & have zero access," a possible reference to a new book from NBC News' Katy Tur.
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Jonathan Chait has been having some fun with the GOP orthodoxy that the Obama stimulus was a complete failure; as he notes, the overwhelming majority of economists, both in universities and in the private sector, disagree — but Republicans apparently know nothing about this.
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Dave, a mysterious designer we know nothing about other than his name, was asked by a friend to create a poster to advertise Music Nights, a series of live music performances that would take place at The Friars, a pub in England.
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" Then, he hit Kenney, saying: "The mayor of Philadelphia -- who I know nothing about other than the fact that he's delusional -- said this has nothing to do with ISIS or Islam; this is because there are too many guns in the street.
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Entrepreneurs face many obstacles in starting a new business, but the founders of Slyde Handboards face a particularly daunting one: how to create a market for a product most people have never heard of, and for a sport they know nothing about.
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His one-note response to literally everything—I LOOKED INTO THE NIGHT KING'S EYES—has become a kind of in-joke, but it does get at the fact that, you know, nothing matters if they don't defeat the threat to the North.
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In fact, according to a new study from Parks Associates, 63 percent of Americans are either unfamiliar with or know nothing about virtual reality, and only around 6 percent of men and 2.5 percent of women have any interest in buying a headset.
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"'Apple, give us something new that we know nothing about, give us an experience that's going to take time to learn and to think deep about it,'" he added, echoing feedback he hears from fans and developers about the company's future direction.
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All of which is why I want to know nothing, absolutely nothing, about the mysterious figure behind this perfectly functional hardcore refix of a song that usually makes me think long and hard about just how soft the human skull really is.
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That's why I'm here, why I opened the store: to preserve our culture, to help the Haitian writers producing books, to get an audience — to help the young Haitians born here, who know nothing about their culture or their history in Haiti.
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So while lukewarmers may fancy ourselves serious interlocutors for liberals, we're actually just running interference on behalf of know-nothing and do-nothingism, attacking flawed policies on behalf of a Republican Party that will never, ever advance any policies of its own.
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The government takes businesses away from hard-working and capable people and hands them over to non-qualified individuals (sometimes relatives of the president or his ministers) who often find themselves completely out of their depth, running a company they know nothing about.
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"These mini epidemics are related to new substances people know nothing about," Baumann said, adding that these "periodic, mini-epidemics of drug overdoses" in which many people face serious health consequences as a result of using synthetic cannabinoids continue across the nation.
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Makeup & Skincare are mentioned, especially during this 2016 campaign period...I have been asked this so many times through the years and I can honestly report that I know nothing about Mr. T's hair and DO NOT and NEVER HAVE DONE HIS MAKEUP!
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"We&aposre kind of hoping it turns into a little bit of a foam arms race but we don&apost know, nothing has happened so far," Uhas, who has performed the experiment hundreds of times over the course of his career, said.
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Mailing in your ballot means you don't have to figure out which polling station to go to, wait in line (potentially for hours), and be surprised at the voting machine by a bevy of ballot measures and local elections you know nothing about.
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Yet even if you know nothing of its real-life hero, the Malawian engineer William Kamkwamba (whose 2009 memoir was the basis for this dramatization), you will know exactly where this well-intentioned tale is going: it's right there in the title.
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