My view has always been to focus them on knowing their product, knowing their buyer, knowing their industry, and, frankly, knowing their competitor.
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Not knowing means not knowing you can spread it — and not knowing you need to seek treatment.
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But I actually really appreciate knowing about the crew, knowing about their families, knowing about who they are.
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Not knowing who that will be, not knowing exactly when it will be, but knowing that it will be.
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Knowing someone and knowing what's going on in the world—and any kind of knowing—requires more than just a glance.
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Knowing yourself involves knowing your own interests, values and temperament.
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It's not just about knowing the law or knowing the rules.
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Intimacy—knowing too much about the other while knowing nothing essential.
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Because knowing the name of something is not knowing the thing.
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Even knowing about addiction, even knowing about H.I.V., it was irresistible.
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What matters is not knowing things, but knowing what Donald Trump wants.
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"Others have already paraded hatred without knowing — without knowing me," she continued.
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We're born not knowing, we die not knowing where we came from.
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Usually it flags the impossibility of knowing — truly knowing — whom to believe.
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"I'm O.K. not knowing if you're O.K. not knowing," I told him.
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Now, obviously knowing the current environment is key to knowing the future.
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Knowing where the turtle is matters less then knowing who put it there.
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It's stepping into that knowing, and allowing that knowing to come to be.
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It takes knowing what you're doing, or at least knowing the next step.
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All of those are unlikely events, knowing this president and knowing the situation.
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Part of knowing the company means knowing the things it could work on.
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Knowing the good is just as important as knowing the not-so-good.
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Knowing about Louis C.K., knowing about Harvey Weinstein, knowing about Kevin Spacey, knowing [insert name here] did [insert repugnant act here] but being powerless to broadcast these facts to the public doesn't make me complicit in the actions of these men.
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As a political animal, we need to admit to not knowing right now; to not being able to know; to knowing and not knowing, and so on.
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She's knowing, shocked, further knowing, and undaunted, as if she had nothing to lose.
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But knowing me, and knowing that I had a trans child, that connected us.
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I voted 4 Trump knowing he wasn't a Conservative & knowing he had no core.
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I&aposm bringing knowing what athletes like, knowing what rappers like, to the hat.
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Knowing a selector, or knowing someone who does, to put in a good word.
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And just knowing something was wrong and knowing I wouldn't be able to perform.
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That's like knowing there's been a big pileup on the Beltway, but not knowing where.
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Knowing your way to the Ivy League is not synonymous with knowing what you're doing.
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Curiosity about knowing what the president thinks seems to edge out not knowing, if barely.
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There's a difference between knowing how these animals are dying and knowing why they are.
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Of course, the ugly flip side of knowing a person is, well, knowing a person.
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So go in knowing what's right for you, knowing what your lifestyle and personality are.
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The issue is about "knowing what you want, knowing how you get it," he added.
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Well, part of that is knowing where you are, knowing the wonderfulness of your history.
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And just as important as knowing what to do is knowing what not to do.
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Knowing what not to do is as important as knowing what to do — especially in business.
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Practice knowing what you want without knowing—or caring—what's going on outside of you, Libra.
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"It's the atmosphere of knowing you have a voice — knowing you're part of this," he explained.
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But knowing how to dance, and knowing how to [pole dance] are two very different things.
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Knowing it was a dream, knowing there was no way to stop it—that was crazy.
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"She told me that the stress of not knowing was worse than knowing," Dr. Stoller said.
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Sometimes knowing what happens behind closed doors is worse than not knowing 100 percent for certain.
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Knowing that, and knowing we were outside of our home city, knowing that if I don't blend in and look like a cisgender woman, we felt that I may experience violence.
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And knowing the media environment that we're operating in, knowing the amount of death threats that we get, knowing the amount of concentration of tension, I think it's just worth asking why.
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Like, it's this feeling of not knowing what's coming and not knowing what's happening next with the administration, not knowing on a day to day level what's happening or what could happen.
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It's knowing when to ask the hard question, and it's knowing how to ask the hard question.
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Miller likened Netflix's algorithms to knowing American's like hamburgers versus knowing where to find a good hamburger.
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Knowing Kirk, probably seeking employment from Emily while simultaneously crashing in the pool house without her knowing.
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Lots of success in politics is knowing when to get in -- and knowing when to get out.
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So knowing where to play is just as important as knowing when to put the phone down.
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Knowing how to search for information is a key skill in knowing how to program at all.
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Knowing how they were doing and them not knowing how I was doing made my anxiety [worse].
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But knowing that you failed because you tried is better than not knowing what could have been.
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DC: I'm much better now at knowing what I'm good at and knowing what I'm not good at.
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The moon stands between us and our sun not knowing, or perhaps knowing, what phenomenon she has created.
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Not knowing when it's going to come down translates as not knowing where it's going to come down.
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Being aware is really just about knowing how you feel, knowing where you are in a particular moment.
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Knowing your audience and knowing what resonates with them is not a special skill—anyone can do it.
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Just from knowing my aunt and knowing the work that the nuns do, I know that's not true.
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Looking at the prints, you had the disconcerting sense of knowing and not knowing what was before you.
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"Knowing our customers - having this insight, knowing where, how and when they shop, knowing what they like - that is an important piece in how we will be able to predict trends," Holst told Reuters.
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We went into that fight independently knowing how to use our weapons well, knowing how to generally exploit the game's interactive environments, knowing how to buff ourselves ahead of time… yet we still lost.
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Knowing that you got to meet his family, and knowing that he's still here in this makes me sick.
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Knowing what we are against is often a more stable point of orientation than knowing what we are for.
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Welcome to The Circle Question Club, where secrets are lies and knowing is good but knowing everything is better!
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"If it wasn't for me knowing CPR, knowing what to do, Andrea probably wouldn't be here today," he says.
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YOU THINK ABOUT THE U.S. KNOWING WHO THESE FOLKS WERE IN BRUSSELS AND BRUSSELS NOT KNOWING WHO THEY WERE.
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Knowing I had the nerve to start a band without knowing what I was doing made me feel powerful.
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The use of the data is for you, knowing where your home is, knowing where your work is etc.
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Knowing your goal goes hand in hand with knowing your purpose, but focuses on the outcomes of the conversation.
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But it's about knowing why we're doing it and knowing that you are guaranteeing yourself problems in the future.
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Hand in hand with knowing where your inventory is: knowing where it came from in case something goes wrong.
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I can separate knowing who someone is in their personal life from knowing who someone is as a politician.
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"They came to the U.S. not knowing the language, not knowing the culture and without much money," she said.
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Knowing the official count isn't just about knowing exactly what happened and whom it affected -- though that's reason enough.
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" But, he added, "knowing Japan and knowing its very long history and knowing how slowly things change, I still think that the movement that we started here regarding the focus on paternity leave really has legs.
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"Knowing is good, but knowing everything is better," declares Tom Hanks' Eamon Bailey in the chilling trailer for The Circle.
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And knowing that as he's about to speak, I'm almost inside of him, knowing exactly what he's about to say.
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Even knowing it's a game, the thrill comes from not knowing where the game ends and the real world begins.
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"Not knowing when it's going to come down translates as not knowing where its going to come down," said McDowell.
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We know what conscious experience is because the having is the knowing: Having conscious experience is knowing what it is.
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Part of knowing what you want to do with your money as a couple is knowing who is doing what.
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But we also took pride in knowing the equipment, knowing how to set up every component in the DJ booth.
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My stomach was dropping knowing the ball is going in but knowing exactly, emotionally how I felt at the time.
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Ms. Sarnak marveled at how Ms. Kaczmarek could enter a party knowing no one and leave knowing just about everyone.
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She plowed through a familiar bit about turning back bullies, about knowing what's broken and knowing how to fix it.
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In his words, Bridgewater&aposs success lies in "knowing what you don&apost know and knowing I may be wrong."
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We are capable of knowing the joy of long marriages and friendships and of maybe finally knowing who we are.
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These guys are running in there knowing that that's going to happen and knowing that they have families at home.
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That's the cost of being alive and being aware — knowing things must be better, and knowing you will always fall short.
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It's the sound of (Sandy) Alex G knowing everything 13 times in a row and then, suddenly, knowing nothing at all.
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Christy and Rod were often blamed for not knowing the extent of the deception, or knowing about the deception in general.
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Knowing the exact location of Philae is still good news However, knowing the exact location of Philae is still good news.
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Anglers can generally get away with knowing only a few basic knots, but it's worth knowing as many as you can.
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"Luxury cannabis is knowing your cultivator and knowing the quality of the product you're using and how it's made," said Katz.
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As Pagan Kennedy points out, knowing your genetic risk and knowing what to do about it are two very different challenges.
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"Something that's always been a problem is knowing where the ice is and knowing how thick it is," Dr. Howat said.
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I wrote about how sometimes I consume problematic pop culture, knowing I shouldn't, knowing how harmful that pop culture can be.
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His thirst for understanding can never be satisfied: Each moment of knowing gives rise to a new moment of not-knowing.
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Knowing that Trump is coming into office, and knowing that Trump tried to oppose this, they will do so with impunity.
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A heroic love that pushed people to march, knowing they could be beaten, and board buses, knowing they could be bombed.
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I wanted to have the confidence of knowing a place and knowing how to discover what I don't know about it.
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What I did know about was something being amiss in the house, there being a secret, and knowing — knowing — something's off.
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But this is knowing: knowing that the new line on Jesus is that the homophobes just don't get their own faith.
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Having defense training, tactics, equipment, knowing that someone always has your back, and knowing there's always backup eases your mind quickly.
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And that was everything — knowing we all had that support and knowing we had people who depended on us for that support.
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It's about actually knowing ... Transparency and traceability, knowing where all our food comes from at any given moment, which is very unique.
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"It's comforting knowing that all these people are here for us, knowing that we're all going through the same thing" Blake said.
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That knowing the Princess' take-no-prisoners spunkiness, or General Leia's take-no-shit pragmatism, was akin to knowing the actress herself.
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I came here not knowing if I was ready to get back out there and not knowing what I wanted to do.
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How did you want to push him, knowing his range, knowing what you could get out of him, in the second season?
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No, these are the rich people, not knowing what to do with their money, not knowing what to do with their lives.
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Sex is a tool to gain access to information — because true power depends on knowing secrets, and knowing how to deploy them.
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But at the same time, there's a stability in knowing and naming what you have—knowing and naming it, like, for real.
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But if a crucial part of wisdom is knowing when to invest, an equally crucial part is knowing when to let go.
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Knowing how and when to find the best deals can be just as good as knowing when to skip an item entirely.
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Knowing misogyny is everywhere, but never knowing for certain how much of it is involved in any particular interaction, is crazy-making.
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We live in a time when knowing the origin of an internet video is just as important as knowing what it shows.
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Knowing summer dresses are coming back, but knowing blue and green floral designs with 3/4 sleeves are coming back is better.
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In any crisis I always seem to find myself suspended in that space between knowing and not knowing, between information and comprehension.
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I tell people it's like switching from knowing how to drive a small truck to knowing how to drive a big truck.
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Not knowing about the sequences of the organisms or not even knowing they exist would essentially mean [gene] editing in the dark.
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That the smug style apprehended the world as it really is, that knowing — or knowing, no inflection — did make our political divide.
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They assign a lot of weight to knowing the outcome of a plot, whereas a lot of our enjoyment actually can come from just the process — not knowing that Ron, Harry, and Hermione beat Voldemort but knowing how they did it.
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"In the research and development community, knowing what path not to follow is as valuable as knowing what path to follow," says Marsh.
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Stuck between knowing too much and knowing too little, I worried that no one had solved this problem, and that I was doomed.
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You like knowing what makes other people tick and take special pleasure in knowing that you have the upper hand in most conversations.
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There's nothing scarier for a parent than knowing your child is in danger, and not knowing the cause or how to stop it.
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Knowing about the potential of compassion, knowing about the value of courage, these kind of stories, I think, are really important right now.
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"It starts about knowing what you have, and knowing what you owe," Sophia Bera, a certified financial planner at Gen Y Planning, says.
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Knowing where my place was that and knowing that I could actually achieve it, I'm like, yeah, I really want this bad now.
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"The only thing that makes me feel safe is knowing there's a bunch more security knowing no one can get in," Goldfarb said.
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Upon joining the Lakers, he arrived in Los Angeles knowing (not just believing -- but knowing) he was the best player on the team.
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"Knowing there would be clean gear — and knowing that everything would be set up — made my life so much easier," Ms. Monaghan said.
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They struggled with not knowing whether Dani was alive or dead, and now, loving her despite not knowing who, exactly, their sister is.
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I say that knowing a majority of priests are not pedophiles and knowing also that sexual abuse happens in other religions and institutions.
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"The real disaster, said Kenny, would be in "abandoning or inhibiting cognitive technology before its full potential can be realized," adding that, "We pay a significant price every day for not knowing what can be known: not knowing what's wrong with a patient; not knowing where to find critical natural resources; or not knowing where the risks lie in our global economy.
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"We're not talking just about progressives, it's singling out four individuals and knowing the media environment we're operating in, knowing the amount of death threats we get, knowing the amount of concentration of attention, I think it's worth asking why," she added.
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He doesn't ask Luke if he's the next Bachelor, because the all-knowing host is, well, all knowing, but he sets it up perfectly.
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" Taj agreed, adding, "That didn't line up with anything that we believed in knowing our mom and knowing how much she feared the pool.
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There was really no clear distinction in the wealth plan about knowing your source of wealth, knowing your customers and really tracking the investment.
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Knowing that you're in direct control of your goals is extremely empowering — as is knowing that your boss is a stakeholder in the plan.
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Making a flying car a reality requires more than a sense of knowing where we'd like to go - it requires knowing where we are.
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Growing up in the internet era means knowing everything at once while knowing that there's somehow still a vast world out there to discover.
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Knowing this and knowing how guns can exacerbate the problem, legislators have passed laws that try to curtail domestic abusers from getting a gun.
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"His staff would be jumping up and down screaming not to do it, knowing these people, knowing these people all too well," he said.
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And Steve Coogan's portrait of the talk-show host Alan Partridge in "Knowing Me, Knowing You" seems to have helped inspire Mr. Gervais's character.
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"Knowing how to protect yourself from crime is as critical to a driver as knowing the names of streets and avenues," Ms. Desai said.
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But knowing what I know now, knowing that this show wouldn't come through in the ways that matter most, I'm happy we're parting ways.
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"Knowing is good but knowing everything is better," crows one of the company's principals, a Steve Jobs-like visionary named Eamon Bailey (Tom Hanks).
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" He continued, "I cannot sign off on executing hundreds and hundreds of human beings, knowing — knowing — that among them will be innocent human beings.
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"I sat at the Christmas table not knowing whether my partner, who the people around the table did not know about … not knowing whether the man I was in love with was terminally ill, therefore not knowing whether I was, potentially, terminally ill," Michael says.
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For those joking about the classified dog name, there's actually a security reason for it:-Knowing dog's name, u can determine the handler-Knowing the handler, u can determine the unit-Knowing the unit, tells which Delta unit(s) was part of the raid.
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"Our lives were spent not knowing when the next meal is going to happen, not knowing if you're going to die that day," she says.
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But I think we've gotten pretty good at it now, knowing the gap and knowing when Adam is taping [The Voice] and all these things.
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But knowing that I had protections under Title IX and knowing, from the Dear Colleague letter, what Tufts' obligations were definitely helped throughout the process.
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Knowing our battery percentage should be like knowing our processor speed: unless it's about to crash or catch fire, I don't want to see it.
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I arrived at my cabin on the 163rd, hose in hand, knowing I couldn't really help the house but not knowing what else to do.
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"Knowing what I know about Aaron, and knowing Aaron, there's a good chance that perhaps we can get that reversed," the lawyer told CNN then.
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It was bleakly funny at first, finding myself outside of my home and not knowing how I got there, not knowing why I was outdoors.
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"It's science and the competitive advantage of knowing what your players are doing versus other people not knowing what their players are doing," Fleisig said.
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As I've gotten older, I've realized that "finding" yourself is less about knowing exactly what "role" you play or even knowing definitively who you are.
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" Conversely, "So many enemies who was just so superficial in my work without knowing me and then started knowing me become actually my best friend.
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You must dedicate yourself to an active role in the political process, knowing you will stumble and fall, knowing you will get back up again.
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Knowing that good eventually triumphs over evil helps make knowing the prequel results in 1,000 years of oppressive Skeksis rule a lot easier to take.
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"One of the most detrimental things is knowing all this information and not knowing what to do about it and feeling helpless," Ms. Bartlett said.
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I would say for me, knowing how much time I have for the interview, it's less important than knowing I have 15 minutes or something.
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It left me suddenly in a state of shock, not knowing what to do, not knowing how to contend with the new shape of the world.
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"I want to do everything and in the most extreme way possible, but [my style evolution] started with me knowing myself and knowing what I want."
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"THANK YOU TO ALL MY GENUINE FRIENDS THAT BEEN WITH ME THROUGH THIS JOURNEY AND KNOWING THE REAL ME KNOWING NOBODY DESERVES THAT ❤️," she wrote.
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Ultimately, part of knowing your breast cancer risk includes knowing what your breasts are like on a daily basis, and what it is you're dealing with.
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But knowing where someone or some car was a year or two ago is one thing; knowing where they were five minutes ago is another entirely.
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It's not just about making deals, it's about knowing when to walk away from deals and knowing when there's a bad deal that's the only solution.
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Quinn says a caregiver may arrive in the home knowing that her client has dementia but not really knowing what can be done to alleviate symptoms.
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"It's not unusual to have repeating customers knowing exactly who's on board in terms of our crews, and our crews knowing them by name," he said.
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This book asks us to read the world carefully, knowing that not everything will be translated for us, knowing that it is made up of pluralities.
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There is a difference between knowing there's a possibility of seeing a princess, and knowing she's waiting for you on the other side of a door.
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Why, then, would any of us leap into marriage, knowing that the future is unknowable, knowing our spouse is a mystery we can never fully understand?
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Knowing where you're going, how to stay in contact with family and friends, and knowing the safety of your pets will make the situation less stressful.
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"Clearly, not knowing is hard to take: not knowing whether or not you're going to have a market for a crop and not knowing the extent of this virus and the resulting economic impact across the board," said Thomspon, who is head of the Michigan Farmers Union.
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The best thing about knowing (or sort of knowing) these details is that we can picture the whole cast of Game of Thrones gathering for the party.
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Although Barclay's work astutely points to the hierarchies that separate "knowing art" and "knowing about everything else" it does so firmly in the terms of the former.
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A jury found Bill Cosby guilty without personally knowing any of the accusers — in fact, knowing them would have disqualified them from being part of the jury.
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Mathis told Business Insider that knowing her business meant knowing her numbers, and that&aposs essential for anyone pitching their business in a competition or to investors.
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Knowledge, to paraphrase British journalist Miles Kington, is knowing a tomato is a fruit; wisdom is knowing there's a norm against putting it in a fruit salad.
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In other words, knowing how to program has a lot to do with knowing how to access information—an acute awareness of how and when to learn.
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If you manage to resist snooping again, are you content to live with the agony of knowing but not knowing what your lover is up to online?
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"Cinema is a way of thinking about the world, of knowing others and of knowing oneself," Thierry Frémaux, the head of the festival, said in an interview.
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"You've got Amazon knowing everything about purchasing, Google knowing everything about what people do on the Internet, and Salesforce knowing everything about the revenue side of a business," said Scott Raney, a venture capitalist at Redpoint Ventures who invests in companies related to what Mr. Bosworth is working on.
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The key to my success has been much more on my knowing on how to deal with my not knowing than it's been due to anything I know.
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Sometimes if we're on tour and we're giving feedback, we don't have the luxury of being in the same room and knowing that room and knowing the speakers.
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Rather, we can welcome them, knowing they will make our lives easier, as technology always does, and knowing that by their very existence, they will create new jobs.
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I believe we've been taught there's a separation between knowing your home and knowing your vulnerable spirit and what has been normalized—what people feel comfortable talking about.
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Cutting through the stats, knowing when a player is underperforming, identifying easily-fixable weaknesses, knowing the difference between two locations, 4,146.90 miles apart...you know, the complex stuff.
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The question I now had to ask was whether knowing this man's views was a game-changer for me more so than knowing what his crime had been.
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"The only thing comforting about not knowing this play would be the last of my career, is knowing that I never took a second for granted," Tarpley wrote.
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"When Maya Long stepped off the plane with her four children, she immediately started to cry, "knowing finally that we are all alive, just knowing that we're safe.
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How do you approach your activism, knowing you have this punk/DIY scene background and knowing the types of activism that have traditionally grown out of that scene?
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Every line is delivered precisely and purposefully, and segments are clearly ordered to get you from not-knowing something to knowing enough to solidify new skills with practice.
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To circle back around to a point I've touched on a few times on Motherboard, knowing a programming language isn't anything like knowing how to program a computer.
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Knowing the story and hearing Tom Hanks as Danny are unique experiences — in fact, listeners can savor Hanks' insightful depiction of the narrator even better knowing the plot.
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Like Atul Gawande's "Being Mortal," Zitter's book shows how knowing when to do nothing is as vital to being a good doctor as knowing when to do everything.
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With a partner, share your language knowledge and then discuss the pros and cons of knowing — or not knowing — more than one language for speaking, writing and listening.
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The organization suggests setting guidelines, knowing who your child is talking to, knowing what they are doing, encouraging physical playtime and creating "tech-free zones," such as bedrooms.
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So yes, you're right that I can't rag on people for not knowing phone numbers when cell phones have all but rendered the practice of knowing them obsolete.
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But knowing that interracial marriage was illegal in North Carolina, and knowing that their love could result in their deaths, John, Jane and the children fled the state.
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We do dumb stuff on the floor like just not having a man in transition or not knowing where a guy is at half court or not knowing personnel.
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Even knowing it's fake, and knowing there's no way a real great white shark could have gotten into this pool, we'd still be unsure about going into the water.
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There was a moment last Friday, around 1:30AM, when ABBA's breakup anthem "Knowing Me, Knowing You" was played, and I felt tears prick the back of my eyes.
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And as Ms. Dunham so smartly explored in "Girls," knowing someone isn't the same as knowing what they've done; abusers can conceal their crimes even from their closest friends.
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Knowing what radio frequency to tune into can be as challenging as knowing what URL to type into your browser, but there are lots of resources that can help.
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The 'not knowing what's going to happen,' not knowing what the schedule is going to be in a few weeks or months, it's par for the course for us.
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But Ryle warned against the temptation to think that "knowing how" could be reduced to "knowing that"—a playbook of rules couldn't teach a child to ride a bike.
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Simply knowing that fragment of history, and knowing that domesticated turkey chicks freeze when hawks fly overhead, make them more complicated creatures than farmyard poultry or oven-ready carcasses.
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"Most knowing now is Google-knowing—knowledge acquired online," Lynch writes in "The Internet of Us" (his title is a riff on the ballyhooed and bewildering "Internet of Things").
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Indeed, incomplete information can play havoc with a market; imagine trying to trade stocks without knowing the share price or searching for a house without knowing the square footage.
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Being mature, knowing the rules, knowing this world that they're living in, is doing her utmost to be so delicate with the little pill bottles and finding the right one.
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Denis Katsyv The deal was approved in December 22005, without the loan officer knowing that the property had already been purchased, or knowing about Katsyv's links to money laundering operations.
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"All the people that Hannah left behind were just beginning the process of healing, knowing what to do next with their lives, and knowing how to move forward," he said.
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Most crossword puzzlers will tell you that being good at crosswords isn't so much about knowing things as it is about knowing the things that crosswords want you to know.
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In the game of Uno, knowing the color of a card is just as important as knowing its number, which means some colorblind players can be at a serious disadvantage.
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Knowing that the thing to do over the last 30 years is to buy on Fed days is fine, but an entirely different thing from knowing what to do now.
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Beverly's process for writing a championship-winning speechBeverly starts off with knowing his audience, which means knowing what they want to hear about, and speaking to what's important to them.
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In an interview with FOX59 last year, the siblings said they were most concerned with two things: knowing their family's medical history, and not knowing who their immediate family was.
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Cooksey denied knowledge of the murders of his mother and stepfather and later denied knowing the other victims or knowing how they died, according to police records posted at azcentral.
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The most powerful element in these clinical encounters, I realized, was not knowing that or knowing how—not mastering the facts of the case, or perceiving the patterns they formed.
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"My guess, without knowing the facts, is that it was some idiot at Treasury who called over there without knowing he shouldn't be doing that," speculated one Washington tax veteran.
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What I've discovered having spent time in the water is that it just comes down to knowing the animal, knowing how to behave around it, and also knowing when it's time to get out of the water—there are times when the animal is agitated, or for whatever reason it's time to go.
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Going from knowing where a star is to knowing how it behaves over time is the cosmological difference between a two-dimensional representation of the Universe and a three-dimensional one.
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Dispatchers go to work each day knowing they may save a life before the end of their shift, but they also go to work knowing it's possible to lose lives too.
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As you watch the scorching liquid of doom cascade onto the phone, knowing that it's expensive and knowing that millions of people have bought one, is what makes is so satisfying.
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There was the stress of knowing violence might be just around the corner, the anger rooted in the administration's casual indifference, and the torment of never knowing when she'd get out.
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Not knowing who was president during the Civil War is one thing (it was Abraham Lincoln, in case you're wondering), but not knowing why it happened is a much larger issue.
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Knowing that they can cut out the middle man, knowing that artists will be happy to sell work privately means collectors can arrive at the same point for half the price.
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"There is a huge difference when you own something and knowing that you own it versus knowing you're in debt for something that you possibly could've done by yourself," he said.
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It's one thing for me to flush a toilet without knowing how it operates, and another for me to favor (or oppose) an immigration ban without knowing what I'm talking about.
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PIRRO: So, knowing what you know -- CONWAY: Goa head.
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Yet they had no way of knowing — for years.
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Knowing the land -- just as the Aboriginal people do.
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"We all know Tom very well and without knowing the full story, which I don't and knowing what I know about Tom and knowing what everybody in that room knows about Tom, we all want to give him the full benefit of the doubt that what your hearing may not be the full story," Rep.
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What kind of person wants to leave safety and start from the beginning, sounding different from everyone else, not knowing what to say, not knowing how to make a living — not knowing how to read past a sixth-grade level, because English is taught as an afterthought, if at all, in many of these schools?
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But it has to do with knowing what your role is: getting a good education, knowing what your role is and your responsibilities, playing that role well, being organized and so on.
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Knowing how important social media is to the voting decisions of Americans, and knowing that candidates are using social media far more than ever before, I'd like to throw out a hypothetical.
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While mastering these high damage sequences can definitely add an edge to your game, knowing how to throw a fireball is nowhere near as important as knowing when to throw a fireball.
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The stress of knowing people are unhappy, or knowing that I have to have a series of conversations with them about what's going wrong, or even much more normal stuff than that.
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This song beautifully shows that knowing someone means knowing all of their darkest and most gruesome childhood fears and nightmares, but friendship and time can turn those negative emotions into something useful.
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"Knowing that this deal takes me to 40 years old, and I was drafted when I was 21, and knowing how much life happened and has happened between those years," Rodgers said.
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"Knowing where I've come from and knowing how hard it was to get to this point... I give it all to the man above for giving me god given abilities," James said.
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It was a combination of knowing that the lines would be shorter there, and knowing I wouldn't be able to live with myself if that were to actually happen inside the camp.
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"Knowing the troops, knowing how busy they are, they're not focused on him," said Jack Keane, a retired four-star general who is a former vice chief of staff of the Army.
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"Knowing that, and knowing how people have spent their lives working and giving their time to this company, you'd think they would make sure there was something set aside for these people."
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" And James Brown III, an actor who performed with Mr. Karl in "Rocky," said, "Knowing that he was injured, knowing how hard he worked for this — I was blubbering at the end.
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Mr. Obama made the decision knowing how powerfully his election had raised the hopes of African-Americans — and knowing that no matter what he did, it would not be seen as enough.
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Hopefully Bieber — and the caretakers of any other budding stars out there — will remember that the biggest part of knowing yourself is knowing that you don't have to explain yourself to anyone.
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Well, more than skipping the occasional latte, getting a grip on your finances is about knowing where you want to go in the big picture, and knowing what steps will get you there.
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By knowing my enemy, I was knowing myself and the gaping holes in my skill set that I needed to fill in order to overcome the bane of my existence that was Diane.
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It's particularly emotional for me knowing that his last album was written fully aware that it was his final days — knowing that he'd be giving his full body of work a proper ending.
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Thing is, knowing your data has been found among millions of breached credentials, which you're told includes emails and passwords, but not knowing exactly what was compromised in your case can feel frustrating.
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Senior aides tell me Republican leaders are probably going to push ahead with the compromise vote, knowing it will fail and knowing the president has already dismissed their efforts as futile on Twitter.
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The worst part of a new medication is not knowing — not knowing whether the symptoms are real, whether what you're feeling is coming from the medication or from a thousand other life variables.
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The beloved says, You changedmy brain; and I am at that mercy, which is meantas a warranty for longevity, but there is no real promise:you keep knowing each other and knowing each other.
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The word citizenship is sacred to me, because I think it's like knowing that I have a right to exist, but also fully knowing that the world does not revolve around me. Right.
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You had a knack for knowing where you should be.
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Knowing that should help his state of mind this season.
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Knowing what he knew, Morgan was prepared for his daughter.
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"It's nice knowing I've had a whole season," he said.
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But there's no way of knowing that that's the case.
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Just knowing you care has already made me feel better.
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I leave feeling rejuvenated and knowing I'll be sore tomorrow.
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The key to some adventures is knowing when to stop.
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Not just through direct address, but via winky, knowing references.
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Kasich takes a pass, knowing he will get walloped. 23.
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How exciting and that I'm practicing this without knowing it.
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"Knowing literally anything at all about how to pay taxes"?
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I jumped in happily, not knowing where we were going.
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Where to Invade Next congratulates viewers for knowing that other
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Justice. None of this is worth knowing about, according to
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Caddies pride themselves on knowing what to say and when.
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Knowing I have failed, I go home sad and gay.
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So I confess to knowing almost nothing about this world.
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YURKEVICH: Like knowing that you use your right hand more.
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Not knowing how to describe even the simplest outfit. 26.
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White House spokesperson Sarah Sanders denied knowing about Kushner's candidacy.
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You could tell made everyone better just by knowing her.
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Obviously, knowing all this doesn't make quitting smoking less difficult.
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But she advocates knowing the financial basics first and foremost.
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" — Alice Walker "Self-esteem means knowing you are the dream.
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Knowing what to expect is the first line of defense.
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Knowing where I tend to drop the ball on things.
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Knowing full well the troubles that would cause for us.
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Brady has denied knowing about any plan to deflate footballs.
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Michael said he's fine not knowing who killed his father.
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"With knowing comes caring; with caring comes changes," Ahlström said.
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But knowing Riverdale, that's not how season 2 will end.
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Despite knowing her love for me, it stung a little.
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Knowing when to walk away from a job is challenging.
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And about things we should have no way of knowing!
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Or simply knowing I'm not perfect but I'm beautiful anyway?
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Ignorance is knowing the truth and choosing to look away.
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Trump has denied knowing Carroll and denied the alleged encounter.
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Knowing this, Sanders finessed his vote by sending mixed messages.
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"Knowing where to look can make the difference," he said.
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That means I have no way of knowing about them.
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I like knowing that I'm not the only female anymore.
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I couldn't sleep last night, knowing they were still alone.
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I hold out knowing that we have biscotti at home.
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Can you pass your driving exam by knowing this rule?
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The sole comfort, though, comes from knowing I'm not alone.
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Knowing this gives me a measure of peace and comfort.
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Coop, knowing a shoddy deal when he sees one, declines.
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And when that happens, knowing will be half the battle.
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We're a long way from knowing any of that information.
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"It's lifted my spirits knowing I'm not alone," she said.
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And now they're working without knowing when they'll get paid.
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However, knowing that the conditions are right is one thing.
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She also advises knowing what sort of material affects you.
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It's a little scary knowing she won't be around anymore.
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I went to vote knowing he will still be president.
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Not knowing that the walls aren't there isn't the problem.
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For now, we'll just appreciate knowing things are going well.
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"Knowing them it's probably a big master plan," she joked.
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It's just a matter of knowing what you're going for.
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You've gone home, knowing that you've made them very happy.
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It makes everything better knowing that they're there with us.
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Knowing this, I want to protect her heart as well.
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Every job I've ever gotten since is from knowing someone.
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Knowing where you want to go is half the journey.
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Now, knowing where she stands, women want that to change.
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But I still walked away knowing how to play her.
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He believes knowing how it's made can change its perception.
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Knowing how to use a phone is a prerequisite now.
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Meyer again denied knowing about the incidents in an interview.
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At least, there's no way of knowing if it was.
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That means four months of not knowing much of anything.
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But here the Surrealists are subordinated, and far less knowing.
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You can answer all those without knowing the candidates' names.
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It is the lockers that offer the first knowing wink.
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Sometimes I miss that feeling of not knowing what's next.
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He saved many homes without the people probably even knowing.
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They were very active there, knowing what the threat was.
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Unfortunately a decision was made for him without him knowing.
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"Sorry bro!" he added, apologizing for not knowing his name.
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But knowing how to save it is just as important.
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Knowing when the world will flit between states is impossible.
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Knowing that malaria kills people, I'd be worried about that.
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Knowing Taylor Swift, however, that might change for the film.
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"But we find peace knowing they will be together forever."
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" "Our democracy depends on people knowing that their vote matters.
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"Just knowing that disappointment, it sticks with you," Rivera said.
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Why keep Coco and Mallory from knowing their true selves?
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It's all a matter of planning and knowing his equipment.
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Some start tensing up just knowing that bedtime is approaching.
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If I showed up knowing what I have to do.
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Not knowing their scientific relevance, they'd throw the bodies out.
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Knowing who you are and where you came from matters.
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Knowing her, though, you can bet on it being unforgettable.
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Knowing how much I could get paid elsewhere was key.
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And then knowing your business audience and attention to it.
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Knowing these ladies, that's just the beginning of their battle.
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Knowing this, let's rejoin the Founding Mothers in their debate.
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But brinkmanship also relies on knowing when to pull back.
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I groaned, knowing my name was on the invitation list.
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And knowing that means having to live in constant fear.
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He wanted to show up, knowing many others might not.
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So here we are with him knowing something about McDougal.
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This look Knowing condescension is the best kind of condescension.
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Not knowing any better, I accepted this rationale as fact.
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I do feel more confident knowing that I won Wimbledon.
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Knowing that corner of London, I would expect nothing less.
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"It's about just knowing how to say no," she says.
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My heart hurts knowing he is no longer with us.
|
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People pay lip service to change knowing it's not coming.
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Because you had no way of knowing who was calling.
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Knowing when a car is actually good on one side.
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Besides knowing how to kill people, they had few skills.
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Political parties go into a presidential election knowing the landscape.
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Without knowing who it was, Fernández jumped in the water.
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Product management is the art of knowing what to build.
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"I like not knowing what's going to happen," he said.
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So I have comfort knowing that he's not suffering anymore.
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Not knowing much about the disease will slow vaccine development.
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It's hard to predict without knowing who will show up.
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A totally overrated clown who speaks without knowing the facts.
|
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But as kids we're not born knowing the no rules.
|
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Knowing that makes these images even more horrifying to me.
|
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So knowing which type you have isn't always that helpful.
|
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He wipes his mouth with his shirt, knowing I'll comment.
|
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" Knowing what everybody saw, Berube added: "So don't ask me.
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I went to bed knowing what tragedy is unfolding here.
|
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But knowing what exactly causes it is something else entirely.
|
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It gives me a lot of power knowing our history.
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The fear and uncertainty, especially not knowing what I had.
|
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"It's entirely possible, knowing her big heart and her energy."
|
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Part of being "in formation" means knowing when to chill.
|
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We both began the journey without quite knowing our destination.
|
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The government, he said, has no way of knowing this.
|
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"Risk comes from not knowing what you're doing," he's said.
|
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"I'm so happy knowing they are well taken care of!"
|
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They can rest easy knowing their funds will be protected.
|
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Knowing what I now know, how would I handle RBT?
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And then we have to sleep at night knowing that.
|
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Turns out knowing how to organize isn't always common sense.
|
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But knowing your vaccination status can be tricky, experts said.
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The Russian government denied knowing anything about such a plan.
|
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But Dr Burt's idea did not depend on knowing that.
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Nor knowing who she was or how famous she was.
|
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I said it wasn't always a question of knowing how.
|
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Of the terror in knowing what the world is about.
|
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Knowing his identity doesn't repair his shattered sense of self.
|
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Knowing the location and preferences and we can help here.
|
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Knowing how they're spread is a good place to start.
|
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They will appreciate knowing they have support in their fight.
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But the not knowing has not kept me from trying.
|
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Is she going into this knowing what's going to happen?
|
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We walked into Sykur's set not knowing what to expect.
|
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They expressed concern about passerbys or riders knowing their business.
|
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"Not knowing anyone on the scene was hard," he admitted.
|
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And yet Kelechi Iheanacho, knowing all this, gives no fucks.
|
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Oddly enough, knowing about the bald spot didn't actually help.
|
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Not knowing leaves too much for the mind to ponder.
|
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He hated the constant scrutiny, everybody knowing everybody else's business.
|
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Knowing that nothing you will say can bring true comfort.
|
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Knowing the administration has to go out at 1 p.m.
|
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America can rest easy knowing you are standing the watch.
|
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Simply knowing more won't necessarily help us live healthier lives.
|
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How did we go our entire lives without knowing this?
|
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They've grown up never knowing life without this constant connectivity.
|
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Knowing this firsthand, he sent Fudenberg an email of support.
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"Knowing she could speak Mandarin fluently helped," said Mr. Yeung.
|
|
Frequently bleak, it is also knowing and often extremely funny.
|
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So we'll end up knowing less than when we started.
|
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But now knowing I'm not on birth control is scary.
|
|
I just think they benefit from knowing that I care.
|
|
And knowing this brand, the innovation and throwbacks won't stop.
|
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Not knowing the devastation that it would cause their children.
|
|
But who could blame anyone for not knowing these facts?
|
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Knowing all this, I played around with a rent vs.
|
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I knew what hures supposedly did, without knowing the particulars.
|
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And knowing Apple, devices almost always get thinner, not thicker.
|
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Spence and Bourke, according to the authorities, disavowed knowing Diallo.
|
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Yet the opponent has no way of knowing what's coming.
|
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Knowing who and what you are naturally makes you visionary.
|
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Knowing that, we should be focusing on the other half.
|
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Plus, we slept better knowing that the room was free!
|
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She accused Lopez Obrador of not knowing how to govern.
|
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"It's hoping versus almost a mindset of knowing," Tortorella said.
|
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"He was probably a bit agitated, knowing Terry," Ricco said.
|
|
That begins by knowing your own personal or professional mission.
|
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It is time to end the torture of not knowing.
|
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There is a difference in knowing something and proving something.
|
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Or did he actually have a credible way of knowing?
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But Germans live their lives without knowing right from wrong.
|
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"It's not as if she died without knowing," he added.
|
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A small and slightly knowing smile formed on his face.
|
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And knowing that, they'll start to really leverage their freedom.
|
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I liked knowing that I helped a lot of people.
|
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But I would have benefited from knowing what had happened.
|
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They arrived terrified, knowing that they could go to jail.
|
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The head coach has acknowledged knowing of a 234 incident.
|
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Trump has denied knowing about the meeting before it happened.
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Being mixed race means not knowing who you belong with.
|
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Knowing RED, the components will probably cost a small fortune.
|
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Knowing they are going to get wet, people plan accordingly.
|
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Ant interrupts her, seemingly knowing where the story is heading.
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This is impossible to do without knowing their actual identity.
|
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He recommended knowing in advance what you're interested in seeing.
|
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"All that seeing and knowing connects them," Ms. Perry said.
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The biggest hurdle, he said, is knowing where to go.
|
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Presidents don't — and they should come into office knowing that.
|
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"This board not knowing is a real problem," he said.
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Myanmar's citizens grew to hate us without ever knowing us.
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I can sleep well knowing that they own a stake.
|
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Knowing where you want to go is half the battle.
|
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Despite not knowing how to code, I could follow along.
|
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Some gave me a knowing smile, others nothing at all.
|
|
Teenagers have grown up knowing a life only of conflict.
|
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The backdrop: In April, Trump denied knowing about the payment.
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Fourth, don't blame men for not knowing how we feel.
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It is knowing the right place to grab that counts.
|
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He has a habit of knowing who is calling him.
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By knowing yourself and accepting others for who they are.
|
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And are you comfortable with people knowing about your interests?
|
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I left not knowing the answer, and I still don't.
|
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Not a joke, but a knowing nod to the day.
|
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Plus, crew will be happy knowing the option is there.
|
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It's hard to go somewhere without somebody knowing one another.
|
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It felt good knowing I was being a magnanimous glutton.
|
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Knowing when to walk away and say, 'That's well enough.
|
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And his lies about not knowing anything about these payments.
|
|
Knowing Rachel, that may or may not be the truth.
|
|
So, you end up knowing someone very deeply and intimately.
|
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Knowing your talents are needed and appreciated doesn't hurt, either.
|
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I like to think I'm a better person knowing her.
|
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Knowing Kershaw was warming gave Jansen a boost of confidence.
|
|
In my ignorance, am I a racist without knowing it?
|
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It is knowing you can handle whatever comes your way.
|
|
And it all starts with knowing how to network strategically.
|
|
People are still waiting, not knowing, making plans, taking stock.
|
|
We didn't either, but knowing is half the battle, right?
|
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Knowing this song exists helps me understand and accept myself.
|
|
Knowing that Pudge's owners didn't want him back changed everything.
|
|
More fear and not knowing what to do with themselves.
|
|
Not really knowing what to expect is a freeing feeling.
|
|
But sometimes family members cannot help knowing what went on.
|
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You can't move forward without knowing what your past is.
|
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Knowing nothing about para sports, Farra was reluctant to apply.
|
|
How could I be suffering this much without knowing it?
|
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MCCAIN: Knowing you on the committee, I can't imagine that.
|
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I'll be cheering Tesla on knowing I did my part.
|
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But who are they, and what's worth knowing about them?
|
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I don't think I can sleep at night knowing that.
|
|
Without knowing it, we were being filmed the whole time.
|
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And Tarzan and Jane can't sit idly by knowing this.
|
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Power is acting for good — and knowing when you should.
|
|
Knowing this show, I'm guessing it will be served cold.
|
|
Knowing your leverage, have a frank conversation with your landlord.
|
|
"Knowing two languages is important in any circumstance," he said.
|
|
Slowly, over time, you take more risk without knowing it.
|
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Knowing this show, it doesn't just seem like a coincidence.
|
|
Knowing her lace, Rebecca also had requested some guipure openwork.
|
|
Knowing that it wasn't just me, however, was strangely reassuring.
|
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There's no knowing the truth in such conjecture, of course.
|
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I was absolutely influenced by knowing a bunch of entrepreneurs.
|
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You may have seen it of late without knowing it.
|
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In April, Mr. Trump falsely denied knowing about the payment.
|
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Knowing other people's stories is how we connect with them.
|
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Kids benefit from knowing what to expect throughout the day.
|
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Knowing a survivor also makes it seem so much worse.
|
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We left the meeting not knowing what he would do.
|
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Venus looks back at us, knowing what we are thinking.
|
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Drake is a master of knowing how to meme himself.
|
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We have ways of knowing that Josh Holt is alive.
|
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How has knowing another language affected and benefited your life?
|
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"MD is similar to knowing you're watching porn," he says.
|
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Eldred did some research, knowing they had a common interest.
|
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Knowing exactly who is would likely be a profound realization.
|
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"Don't get at me for knowing," she says to Richard.
|
|
There is no way of knowing what will come next.
|
|
Fat White Family has a knowing disregard for good taste.
|
|
"There is no way of knowing for sure," she added.
|
|
Now I struggled to maintain focus knowing he was hurt.
|
|
It's not knowing the Brazilian people, who are mixed race.
|
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Knowing it was coming didn't make it any less mesmerizing.
|
|
I grew up knowing that beauty comes at a price.
|
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Knowing that he was in too deep, he kills Petty.
|
|
But knowing which day to buy is not as clear.
|
|
Ms. Porter introduced herself, not knowing he had a girlfriend.
|
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Icicles may hang from the EAVE, and it's worth knowing.
|
|
"For years we've waited, knowing it is possible," Hayden tweeted.
|
|
Not knowing if or when we'll go back to work.
|
|
"You can't trust Google," Ms. Nixon said, knowing everyone does.
|
|
They are afraid of the outside world knowing the truth.
|
|
What frightens me is knowing this can't go on forever.
|
|
Will knowing the right words be enough to stop her?
|
|
"Hallo, Gregor," I wrote, without knowing what might come next.
|
|
"Was better, actually," she said of not knowing the score.
|
|
In this way he engaged in surrealism without knowing it.
|
|
"Tell me about it," Paltrow replies with a knowing look.
|
|
Knowing that people are talking about FTD is so important.
|
|
He denied ever using or knowing about that email address.
|
|
He had no way of knowing what would come next.
|
|
"Knowing that it'll happen eventually is pretty easy," Carges says.
|
|
SO WHY EVEN COMMENT WITHOUT KNOWING WHAT YOURE TALKING ABOUT?
|
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"Your geography, knowing other countries, sipping your latte," Ali added.
|
|
Of course, knowing Trump, that could well be coming soon.
|
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Not knowing the difference isn't the end of the world.
|
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I had no way of knowing if that was true.
|
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In a sense, knowing why is part of her job.
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Knowing when to stay -- and, more importantly, when to go.
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Knowing what I know, that would actually be pretty funny.
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Knowing about someone's autism, Alzheimer's or special needs saves lives.
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I had enough confidence in myself knowing it's nothing magical.
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I was best at knowing when I was being followed.
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He's very good at knowing what people want to hear.
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McCann left knowing he wanted to write about the conflict.
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In her testimony, Weirich denied knowing anything about the envelope.
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I would sleep better at night knowing that I'm me.
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Why would you want to go to school knowing that?
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That's not for a lack of knowing what to do.
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And chances are, you've been there without even knowing it.
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Blake put those out there knowing she would get blowback.
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Knowing what the refs will let you get away with.
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Mesh systems also do some important things without you knowing.
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Wherever she goes, I'm interested in knowing more about her.
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Knowing this, Bhutto's opening remarks are all the more comforting.
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They advertised and distributed their medication knowing all the dangers.
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Without knowing its specs or price, we can only speculate.
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And Trump has repeatedly denied even knowing who Parnas is.
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Sometimes just knowing one person on the list is reassuring.
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Knowing that the United States is a country of laws?
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What is lost by not knowing about these proposed flags?
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The condom had come off without either of us knowing.
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Then, if you do that, you'll rise higher without knowing.
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Her brother put it on her plate without her knowing.
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How do you live knowing you ruined someone else's life?
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The key to negotiating a salary is knowing your value.
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By knowing how a commitment to we ultimately benefits me.
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Eli's wife, Abby, remained seated but offered a knowing smile.
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In the gap between knowing and unknowing is the pleasure.
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Knowing the crisis of what could happen clears the mind.
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Musicals have been for kids, for knowing winks and nostalgia.
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There's certainly something to be said for knowing one's limitations.
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Not knowing which they are buying, they shave their offers.
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Without quite knowing why, we kept him at arm's length.
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Knowing MAC, these items aren't likely to stick around long.
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Calloway's response to knowing the article was imminent was interesting.
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He wrote improvisationally, without knowing how his novels would end.
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The key to booking flights is knowing your baby's schedule.
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I couldn't sit knowing that I could have done something.
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However, simply knowing what you should be doing isn't enough.
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There's a difference, however, between knowing something and proving it.
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Menstrual shame keeps women from knowing how their bodies works.
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Hultqvist has acknowledged knowing about the affair since early 2016.
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It's a way of people on campus knowing a Muslim.
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But there is no substitute for knowing your fish seller.
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When you meet someone like that, knowing what they've accomplished.
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Other students, not knowing exactly what to expect, armed themselves.
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Knowing where everything starts is helpful, though, so here goes.
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Did you go to Chez Panisse knowing who she was?
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"I sleep better, knowing my children are safe," Domenica said.
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Knowing that he would walk away soon, Naegel felt liberated.
|
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Might Daisy's "past life" be entirely her own knowing invention?
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Knowing the seed didn't diminish my enjoyment of solving, though.
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Why would he use these substances without knowing their purpose?
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Does knowing all of this ruin butter chicken for me?
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And you're standing there knowing that it's all been poisoned.
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Rest In Peace Knowing No One Will Ever Replace You.
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I would not personally live there knowing what I know.
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Not knowing what to expect, I phoned cofounder Hamish Jamieson.
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Chipping agrees, knowing the investigation could hurt his own career.
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Without them even knowing it, now they've authored feminist comics!
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Kate Crawford: Well, in some cases, without knowing. Right. Right.
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Knowing the result you want will shape what you do.
|
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Not knowing if I was going to get the visa.
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Knowing what we know, how can women advocate for themselves?
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I felt empowered knowing what the rules and expectations were.
|
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So knowing ceramics has been key to this as well.
|
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Knowing all this makes me want to fight this lawsuit.
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" On knowing if "Alright" would become a protest song: "No.
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Without knowing it, it was a magical performance that night.
|
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That knowing smile was never far from his blunt face.
|
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Housedresses are icons of a powerful domesticity, of knowing matriarchs.
|
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The right to ... Knowing your data, I think, is critical.
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Knowing you, I seriously don't believe you're going to retire.
|
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That's why I—knowing that's the case, knowing that the people who go to see my films are the people who are just like me—the only thing I can do is criticize myself.
|
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Knowing you're going to have to go in there and this is grossest stuff you're going to have to do and knowing that it is 100 percent going to trigger everyone in the room.
|
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But as a black American, it's been hard navigating the Obama years knowing that people doubted me because I shared a skin tone with the first black president, harder still knowing I questioned myself.
|
|
Hearing those songs again, after all these years, hearing the particular order of those songs, their timeless flow, unlocked a vague yet uncanny sensation: knowing what was coming without really knowing what was coming.
|
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We learned a lot from the Afghanistan game leading into Sri Lanka, knowing we're a little more used to the conditions, knowing it is quite hard to get going on a wicket like Delhi.
|
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Behind the gooey melodies and sing-along chorus of a song like "Knowing Me, Knowing You" are a set of lyrics that foreshadowed the divorces that would shake up both marriages in the band.
|
|
"The biggest thing about being a caddie is knowing your player, knowing what to say to them, what not to say or when to leave them alone and not say anything," Dustin Johnson said.
|
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"Knowing that he probably won't be here in a couple more years, knowing that he won't see me get married or have kids, that's really difficult," his 18-year-old daughter, Molly Murdock, tells PEOPLE.
|
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But while the Bush years brought the most obvious missteps, from the Iraq War to waterboarding, Obama has continued to wage war from a position of not knowing—or, at least, of not knowing enough.
|
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"Overall, knowing that I've won here and knowing that I can play around here, obviously I have a little bit of an advantage on the guy that probably hasn't won here," said the left-hander.
|
|
Otherwise, it feels like we're turning on a show in the middle of episode 11... not knowing if this season is 13 episodes or 22... but definitely knowing that we've missed some key plot points.
|
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"Like Tammie Jo said, we came together beforehand and we all talked about God, and not knowing what was going to happen minutes later, God had already prepared us without us even knowing," she said.
|
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However, knowing the fare up front should help us make more economical decisions — and without the guilt of knowing our fares are being hiked up three times the amount of what they would normally be.
|
|
"Not knowing if my kids are going to have health insurance or we're going to get a paycheck to pay the bills, just not knowing the financial future is a real stress," Officer Realin said.
|
|
We can suspect that this may be bad, but we are still many years away from knowing, and we are nowhere near knowing what sort of exposure is safe or how much might be dangerous.
|
|
Not only is the giving of tzedaka commanded by passages in the Bible, but rabbinical writings prescribe ethical forms of giving, encouraging charity without the recipient's knowing the donor or the donor's knowing the recipient.
|
|
Lucas arrived that first day barely knowing any of the boys.
|
|
Tired of your Lyft driver not knowing exactly where you are?
|
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Knowing I'm the first American woman to do it is overwhelming.
|
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Knowing your work, I get the sense that it's the opposite.
|
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We all went into it knowing that it's a TV show.
|
|
"I had no context for knowing what it was," she recalled.
|
|
Not knowing who's underneath the burqa is still scary for Muslims.
|
|
Knowing her, though, we weren't expecting it to last for long.
|
|
It can kill you without you ever knowing you encountered it.
|
|
"It wears on you, especially knowing their son died," he said.
|
|
I cried with relief, knowing we were going to make it.
|
|
Strangers literally restoring my health and not even knowing it. Heroes.
|
|
"I'm obsessed with this idea of knowing your history," says Sagal.
|
|
They wed in Las Vegas, without anyone in Debra's family knowing.
|
|
Knowing this happened to a real family just broke my heart.
|
|
"Yes," she replies, knowing Arya will understand it as a joke.
|
|
Then I grab a Starbucks coffee, knowing I'll be late ($2.75).
|
|
What keeps him coming back is knowing that they'll be back.
|
|
You will sleep a lot better knowing you won't lose money.
|
|
"It makes us feel better knowing we're even closer," she says.
|
|
And, knowing Netflix, it might be the future of videogame adaptations.
|
|
And I'm still concerned not knowing if this is my reality.
|
|
They create, that is, new ways of seeing and of knowing.
|
|
"Could you compute these outputs without knowing the inputs?" he asked.
|
|
YURKEVICH: Will this change your strategy at all knowing this information?
|
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At the same time, simply knowing about our prejudices isn't enough.
|
|
You get used to people knowing the two of you together.
|
|
"No, you're not," I said, knowing that quite possibly, he was.
|
|
"[I was] not even knowing what I was doing." he said.
|
|
"You couldn't go anywhere without Jessy ... knowing someone," she told KSFM.
|
|
Instead, Marvel served up this silly nothingburger, with a knowing wink.
|
|
We take comfort in knowing he will be beside his grandmother.
|
|
Williams says he still struggles knowing that they couldn't be saved.
|
|
Twitter users also seemed to appreciate finally knowing their dog twin.
|
|
In fact, knowing when to fold may be even more important.
|
|
There's no way of knowing whether demand for memberships has grown.
|
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Some say knowing would influence their decision Visit INSIDER's homepagefor more.
|
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They could be great, and I'll be just fine never knowing.
|
|
Take heart in knowing that for retailers, these decisions aren't easy.
|
|
I attended college knowing that I wanted to become a doctor.
|
|
"It's knowing how great I'm going to feel after," she says.
|
|
Knowing your sleeping style is key for buying an online mattress.
|
|
But knowing this doesn't make that reality any easier to process.
|
|
Or you know, they have trouble knowing what the parameters are.
|
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You can go into weekend hibernation without anyone knowing/ judging you.
|
|
The whole thing just had me so upset—just not knowing.
|
|
The secret, really, is knowing when and how to do it.
|
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It isn't meant to be a replacement for knowing the language.
|
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Moms gotta be knowing what this VR business is about too!
|
|
But there's a lot of value in knowing your friends' locations.
|
|
"Regina is on the cusp of everybody knowing her," he says.
|
|
Knowing the identity of the runner-up is almost as important.
|
|
Knowing how to sell can also help you fetch higher rates.
|
|
"He's very good at knowing his audience," she told Fox News.
|
|
The sketches revolved around people not knowing what gender Pat was.
|
|
At the very least, knowing the former would help a lot.
|
|
For citizens, the greater risk is simply not knowing their rights.
|
|
Knowing that, a box was the most simple thing for me.
|
|
They're coming to me knowing that I have so much knowledge.
|
|
She remembers feeling the explosion but not knowing what it was.
|
|
We have no way of knowing, but heads up: it exists.
|
|
Despite knowing of the complaints, Oxfam later transferred him to Haiti.
|
|
This could mean the infection could spread rapidly without them knowing.
|
|
" He follows this with a knowing chuckle, adding, "Sometimes it works.
|
|
Knowing this now will affect how you align your responsibilities. 12.
|
|
We're desperate for help with knowing if we're being paid fairly.
|
|
"We like knowing the holiday is always there," Ms. Hilty said.
|
|
I went into the Nuheara demo not knowing what to expect.
|
|
Even knowing this though, will you really start reading these things?
|
|
Maybe it's because I had months knowing the end was coming.
|
|
Knowing he will be amongst fellow maniacs in Memphis is soothing.
|
|
I go home that day knowing three things to be true.
|
|
Now, Fiona is all-knowing and thus incapable of being wrong.
|
|
I wish I could read it again without knowing the ending!
|
|
She leaves knowing that there is still work to be done.
|
|
Pinkston denies knowing Jinks or being friends with her at all.
|
|
Many women struggle in silence, not even knowing they have it.
|
|
It's knowing culture, totems, countries, and skin names — all in Marra.
|
|
Many cyclists have benefited from the program without even knowing it.
|
|
"It's stressful, knowing that Amazon is our big store," she said.
|
|
"Everything will be alright," he said, knowing that it actually wouldn't.
|
|
But he admitted to not really knowing that much about Disick.
|
|
They existed knowing they were nothing but weapons created for destruction.
|
|
"Knowing that I'm their mom is such a blessing," she continues.
|
|
I hope U find comfort knowing U've empowered many to speak.
|
|
The hardest part [of all this] is waiting, and not knowing.
|
|
I say this knowing how counterproductive it is to my work.
|
|
Knowing Déjà's backstory gives this a whole new set of feels.
|
|
And you can't do that without knowing what it looks like.
|
|
Eating you alive all the while without you even knowing it.
|
|
Knowing how to keep them is another thing entirely, Fernandes noted.
|
|
It's all about knowing when the brain is the right state.
|
|
At first, I was bothered by not knowing what was what.
|
|
Knowing that I have made somebody even a little bit stronger.
|
|
"We were talking," protests Ronald—and knowing him, he probably was.
|
|
It's troubling [that] so many people are dead without anyone knowing.
|
|
Brokers also rely on recent arrivals not knowing the city well.
|
|
"So, in that case, I'm not knowing what happened," Fountain offered.
|
|
A person may register while knowing nothing whatsoever about safe operation.
|
|
But either way, there are a couple other points worth knowing.
|
|
However, knowing these characters, this doesn't mean their stories are over.
|
|
It brings much peace knowing Kirra is with our Heavenly Father.
|
|
There is as yet no way of knowing which it was.
|
|
Mendoza denied knowing Hall had been messaging people in the group.
|
|
And now our closing shot is O.J. knowing he's lost that.
|
|
I am comforted knowing he is in a better place now.
|
|
But sometimes you don't want Google knowing your every online move.
|
|
I had asked for a $40,000 raise knowing they would counter.
|
|
"Even knowing Danielle, it's a little surprising," he tells PEOPLE exclusively.
|
|
Now, Jerome Powell doesn't even seem interested in knowing the data.
|
|
A key factor of trust is knowing when to be guarded.
|
|
Knowing that you don't have to eat organic all the time.
|
|
He said he could not weigh in without knowing the content.
|
|
Knowing the difference is key to feeling a little less tense.
|
|
It's knowing the right keywords to search for, and being consistent.
|
|
I went to bed every night knowing he had stuff handled.
|
|
Knowing Cabello was a big fan, he brought up Justin Bieber.
|
|
Harry's not content with knowing the truth about his dad, though.
|
|
Knowing [Potempa], she's going to want to do 20 hair changes.
|
|
He couldn't participate in the conversation without knowing the in-jokes.
|
|
Well, Ovitz had invested in Scour, not knowing what they did.
|
|
That's the knowing something — getting to know something about the world.
|
|
"Knowing the difference between empathy and sympathy" is crucial, she said.
|
|
Mr Qin stayed silent throughout his trial, knowing what he faced.
|
|
And you're just sitting there not knowing what's going to happen.
|
|
"Guilty pleas are supposed to be knowing, voluntary, reasonable," Grawert said.
|
|
" Me, heart racing but knowing my duty: "I'm a comedy writer.
|
|
Knowing that what I was truly looking for was irreconcilably missing.
|
|
That questioning was certainly planned, but knowing it would go viral?
|
|
The not knowing has been a torture, but that journey's over.
|
|
As opposed to knowing better but wishing I could do better.
|
|
So how do you close an investigation without knowing what happened?
|
|
There is no way of knowing whether the claim is true.
|
|
Can you imagine the incredible anxiety caused by simply not knowing?
|
|
As they say in G.I. Joe: "Knowing is half the battle."
|
|
The key is knowing and planning for a business's unique risks.
|
|
You may be forgiven for not knowing that Energizer makes smartphones.
|
|
The trick is knowing what to ask for at the salon.
|
|
Knowing that your kids need and deserve more than they're getting.
|
|
But knowing that and doing something about it is quite different.
|
|
Especially when it comes to knowing where the limits really are.
|
|
But they don't have a way of knowing that right now.
|
|
But I'm hoping and knowing that perspective will come with time.
|
|
And I had no way of knowing whether that was true.
|
|
Knowing it's a robot also makes it easy to hang up.
|
|
"I like hard technical problems," says Cohen, with a knowing smile.
|
|
"We talk about knowing your rights in the hospital," Varnam said.
|
|
She called me and I felt happy knowing I'd been avenged.
|
|
Both deny knowing the phones they sent to Apple were counterfeit.
|
|
We sat there for a while, not knowing what to say.
|
|
And knowing you're thinking of her will help her sleep better.
|
|
Knowing she would make some extra money, the woman volunteered herself.
|
|
It's been empowering knowing where every dollar from a paycheck goes.
|
|
Knowing how those rules work is the real key to winning.
|
|
"The not knowing is what really hurts," he told the station.
|
|
Most of us use encryption every day without even knowing it.
|
|
Knowing this individual is in custody gives us peace of mind.
|
|
You might already have Apple Pay set up without knowing it.
|
|
But you can't just go around not knowing which is which.
|
|
Kids now have grown up not knowing any privacy at all.
|
|
Paak says he likes not knowing where exactly he'll end up.
|
|
Of course, not knowing is utterly okay in Wagner's fictive world.
|
|
Well, my friend set up a donation page without me knowing.
|
|
Knowing about Disrupt and going to Disrupt are very different animals.
|
|
Knowing when to quit is a skill that can be learned.
|
|
I want her to grow up knowing how strong women are.
|
|
But we don't really have a way of knowing for sure.
|
|
That's my opinion, but I don't have any way of knowing.
|
|
"I sat there 90 days knowing I was innocent," he said.
|
|
Archie is rightfully reluctant, knowing it means going behind Jughead's back.
|
|
Having people knowing my pronouns and correcting others was really fantastic.
|
|
Knowing that, you can help make a difference by getting involved.
|
|
Focus on "self-management," Swamiji, 65, says with a knowing grin.
|
|
The FOMC won't move without knowing the inflation trajectory is solid.
|
|
When I make some music, just him knowing what to do.
|
|
We are rightly concerned about insurance companies knowing our genetic susceptibilities.
|
|
Knowing the perils, you tried to steer clear of that crew.
|
|
"Let's save something for halftime," Gilbert replied with a knowing smile.
|
|
Knowing Ocean, there were probably a million more we all missed.
|
|
Alex phoned the director, knowing it wasn't a typical wedding venue.
|
|
Knowing that left me with two choices when I started working.
|
|
Of course, knowing these two, it's going to be a challenge.
|
|
It doesn't seem that farfetched, knowing what we know about him.
|
|
Knowing more about Jupiter can provide greater insight about its beginnings.
|
|
God knows I feel safer knowing she isn't here in America.
|
|
Anyone can experience flow -- and probably has, even without knowing it.
|
|
My big thing when cooking with fire is knowing your windows.
|
|
We laugh about it, knowing I'll get the full story later.
|
|
Knowing the "tells" is a good defense for deceiving people yourself.
|
|
We felt safest knowing she didn't have a choice to leave.
|
|
Knowing that, DeMott was resistant at first to getting a smartphone.
|
|
Although knowing our council it was probably commissioned for 40 grand.
|
|
We have no way of knowing, considering that it's never mentioned.
|
|
Knowing this, Democrats must be ready to play politics in return.
|
|
Knowing where and what the audience is watching is obviously key.
|
|
You'll sleep much better knowing that you've written down your idea.
|
|
As with pornography, one identifies the tankini from a deep knowing.
|
|
Would you have done things differently, knowing what you know now?
|
|
But McConnell decides to delay it, knowing the votes aren't there.
|
|
But suspecting Miller's ideological allegiances is quite different than knowing them.
|
|
Despite knowing no Korean, I was placed in a Korean school.
|
|
Knowing a life -- and likely many lives -- have been altered forever.
|
|
Knowing how to reach your customers will be of critical importance.
|
|
If you're on SNAP, knowing your balance is even more critical.
|
|
Maybe the sense of inevitability comes from knowing Hillary too well.
|
|
It makes the biggest difference knowing you're not the only one.
|
|
Knowing this could help us develop more useful treatments, Tye adds.
|
|
The tone is biting and knowing, but completely tongue in cheek.
|
|
"It's great, but I'm dead," he says with a knowing smile.
|
|
Desperate, and not knowing what to do, Barneski texted a friend.
|
|
Not knowing what to do, she texted her friend Hannah Brown.
|
|
From that perspective, I felt comfortable knowing I wasn't necessarily rushing.
|
|
His daughter paced the hall alone, not knowing what to do.
|
|
They should grow tired, knowing their work will always be eradicated.
|
|
Trump has denied the affair and knowing anything about the payment.
|
|
He came back to Cleveland knowing how to win a championship.
|
|
The effect of knowing that their medal was gained by cheating.
|
|
In response, committee Chairman Schiff denied even knowing the whistleblower's identity.
|
|
First, there are few ways of knowing which companies are Russian.
|
|
Knowing this explains so much — World Wrestling, Taco Bell, Donald Trump.
|
|
I think part of that is just knowing the offense better.
|
|
In many states you can record without the other side knowing.
|
|
Knowing that, Tatum instead utilizes his favorite tool: the jab step.
|
|
"It's about women finding their voice and knowing their voice matters."
|
|
Without knowing where this recording came from, he can't be sure.
|
|
Often, the problem is not knowing what to do about it.
|
|
He applied pressure to her wound, knowing the situation was dire.
|
|
Because of this, knowing the core differences is worth your time.
|
|
Moore has called Nelson's accusations "absolutely false" and denies knowing her.
|
|
Brother Reilly heard him and gave him a hard, knowing look.
|
|
He sensed his own pity, not knowing why it was there.
|
|
She denied knowing about the posts in a statement to Politico.
|
|
Jenkins lingers on their bodies, Tish's virginal vulnerability, Fonny's tender knowing.
|
|
Knowing scarcely a soul, she exhibits a foundling's openness to experience.
|
|
Knowing that political reality, Valadao sought to distance himself from Trump.
|
|
"It's a reflection of us still not knowing," Page told Rep.
|
|
Most of the entrepreneurial journey is knowing how to do that.
|
|
"That's what me thought," Miss Cleo said with a knowing nod.
|
|
Mr. Ailes was equally adept at knowing what not to cover.
|
|
Denham left not knowing key pieces of information about the facility.
|
|
Moore has specifically denied knowing Leigh Corfman and Beverly Young Nelson.
|
|
"Knowing Marcia, she wouldn't do anything to hurt Jim," he said.
|
|
But Congress had no way of knowing this at the time.
|
|
He compared choosing to play despite knowing the dangers to smoking.
|
|
Belonging to something, but also knowing that something belongs to you.
|
|
There was knowing that we had to get out of there.
|
|
Knowing all this, Jubran is now contemplating a change in strategy.
|
|
Knowing a person's "baseline" levels could make personalized healthcare more precise.
|
|
The site frequently boasts about knowing the pulse of its readers.
|
|
Besides, what difference does knowing a writer's real name actually make?
|
|
Honestly, you should go into the film without knowing anything more.
|
|
Knowing the Levi brand, I had high hopes for the jeans.
|
|
But I felt self-satisfaction in our virtuousness in just knowing.
|
|
Knowing that he is interrupting men at work, Giannoulas moves quickly.
|
|
She noted that students talk about "not knowing what's in" cartridges.
|
|
He knows how close he came to not knowing such joy.
|
|
And by knowing the power of viewing myself as a brand.
|
|
But it's a start at knowing more about our mystery man.
|
|
With so many excellent choices, knowing where to begin is vexing.
|
|
Valdez went into the tryout knowing it was a long shot.
|
|
"You can hear the knowing giggles in the room," he said.
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Knowing this, they still willingly and eagerly put themselves in danger.
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Robert knew this without knowing the precise source of the knowledge.
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When it's over, I stand up not knowing what to expect.
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Cheers to motherhood, cheers to knowing that this too shall pass!
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I could have lived the rest of my life not knowing.
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It also isn't camp in the knowing, cynical Ryan Murphy vein.
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I know this is true, but knowing is a head-thing.
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Amna uses the film knowing that students will be outraged by
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I liked knowing that I had incremental options ahead of me.
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There's really no way of knowing how high gold could go.
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Here, a simple introduction -- a knowing glance among friends -- takes place.
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Humility is a matter of knowing your strengths and your weaknesses.
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Have they endangered their own lives simply by knowing about it?
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And she had done this knowing the odds were against her.
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You will leave Manhattan Beach knowing a lot about diving equipment.
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"My son was being killed slowly without knowing," Mr. Nikabou said.
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Did the leaves scatter and Esther smile with such seductive knowing?
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I like not really knowing what is going to happen next.
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Part of life is not knowing when you're going to die.
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Given this, knowing the limits and restrictions of NDEs is crucial.
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Knowing what to do, and doing it right, is what matters.
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It's knowing you're helping out—that's the best place for you.
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I have no way of knowing whether he actually believes that.
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Winant does not admonish us for not knowing, for not caring.
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I'm pretty open with people knowing about it—I don't care.
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We've grown up knowing the answer but not raising our hands.
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I never got in it knowing any of this would happen.
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There is not, in Western law, the crime of knowing something.
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Teixeira credits Daly for knowing something was up with his body.
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The trick is then knowing what to do with the data.
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There's no way of knowing how strong your attacker may be.
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Biting my tongue and knowing that I have to pay rent.
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Or did knowing it was nearing the end feel somewhat freeing?
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Knowing Thom Yorke, they're probably about society or Twitter or something.
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We laugh about it, knowing I'll get the full story later.
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Moore denied knowing Corfman entirely, but admitted he knew the others.
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Knowing we had landed safely, people started to release their tension.
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Me enjoying this weather but knowing our Earth is danger pic.twitter.
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That's what creates this problem of not knowing who to believe.
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They will grow up not knowing that there were ever limits.
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The pimp does nothing but shout about knowing where Gino lives.
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I felt relief at finally knowing why I'd had a stroke.
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Seeing children wave banners without knowing why inclusion matters is upsetting.
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Such a thing cannot happen in Cuba without the Cubans knowing.
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Now I take some comfort in knowing I am not alone.
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I might know the answer, but knowing it wasn't proving it.
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Knowing all this, I view news differently than I used to.
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The secret to that is knowing exactly what makes us tick.
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