Just knowing you care has already made me feel better.
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"Just knowing that disappointment, it sticks with you," Rivera said.
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Some start tensing up just knowing that bedtime is approaching.
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"It's about just knowing how to say no," she says.
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Sometimes just knowing one person on the list is reassuring.
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I think part of that is just knowing the offense better.
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But I felt self-satisfaction in our virtuousness in just knowing.
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My impatience would subside just knowing that I'd reach the goal.
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Yet at 30, I had never experienced "just knowing" in that context.
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Because it's going to take more than just knowing the secret ingredient.
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It's just knowing what you've done made a difference in their life.
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Just knowing he would return home from work filled me with fear.
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But just knowing they existed made a world of difference for me.
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Keep in mind: just knowing which numbers matter the most isn't enough.
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There are times when just knowing the thoughts are shared is helpful.
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Just knowing that she was more focused on that than focused on treatments.
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"Just knowing this is an option reduces anxiety for the candidate," he added.
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Sometimes, just knowing something will pass helps me deal with it a lot.
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Just knowing that there was a Plan B made it possible to stay.
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Just knowing I'm doing the best I can and that it's paying off.
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Of course, just knowing you're in a drought isn't enough to reduce its impact.
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Just knowing there's another living, breathing creature in my company brings me some comfort.
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"I think a lot of it is just knowing the feeling first," he says.
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It's just knowing the things that you have to do to work through it.
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Other experts said the biggest relief for stocks is just knowing where things stand.
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But just knowing I could provide for them now makes me feel good though.
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Just knowing by third- and fourth-hand that there's that reaction to it online.
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"It's just knowing that I'm going to get something that's really challenging," he said.
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Just knowing that the island is not a military base anymore would be great.
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And just knowing something was wrong and knowing I wouldn't be able to perform.
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Just knowing how legal apps are conceived and built will give lawyers a huge advantage.
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But just knowing that a fight is a likely outcome of playing Monopoly isn't enough.
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It's just like being in Chicago you kind of end up just knowing each other.
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"Just knowing him, he's a very determined person and he trains really hard," said Bolt.
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"It was very emotional just knowing what was going on," Beth told the news station.
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Just knowing what's happening from a biological perspective can help women take this less personally.
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All these decisions require not just knowing poverty exists, but pinpointing areas of greatest need.
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Just knowing we'll be in contact for the rest of my life ... it's just amazing.
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"Just knowing the deadline is looming, some kind of performative thing kicks in," Bradley explains.
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But I was, of course, excited just knowing that the nominations were coming out today.
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For once, I didn't want to see them; just knowing they were around was enough.
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Sometimes just knowing that can make us feel more comfortable in pushing beyond the obvious.
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"It's amazing how that helps, just knowing someone has confidence and faith in you," he said.
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Just knowing it really existed would suffice for me to want it on my desk immediately.
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Just knowing that they came, to me I feel like they're coming to my back yard.
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Just knowing this information: do you think that Diddy took a picture with Kendall or Kylie?
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Just knowing that we're not going to have a house, my wife is still in tears.
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Just knowing we were financially prepared made the process of getting her care so much easier.
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We've have to do a good job of just knowing where he is at all times.
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Definitely one of the biggest differences in etiquette is just knowing what you're going to experience.
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I refused to use it for another six months, but just knowing it was there helped.
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Then practice — just knowing what you should do is not enough to improve your interpersonal skills.
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"It scares me to this day, just knowing that I may be under attack," he said.
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"Just knowing there's people that are inside that I know," said Zielinski, 31, a US Marine veteran.
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Both are problematic, and just knowing that the management gap exists is a good place to start.
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Maybe try... I don't know... just knowing where the hell your kids are and who's watching them.
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And just knowing that gives me peace of mind and makes it a lot less nerve-wracking.
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"Just knowing that I'm no different than the next guy has really kept me grounded," he adds.
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"There's only so much that just knowing men can menstruate too is going to do," they say.
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And, honestly, just knowing that she could crush this twist is more than good enough for me.
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We've both been through a lot — I think it's just knowing that we're going to be there.
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Just knowing how much time and love that she put into it was really special to me.
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Just knowing that we need these new voices for a younger generation of people is so important.
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It's amazing how much just knowing other people changes the way you think and talk about them.
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"It's just not an oddity, success through other people's success, just knowing it could happen," Popovich said.
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Just knowing it was there, lurking in her cupboard, made her feel "unsafe," as she put it.
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Just knowing that I helped create a record that really impacted people on a very deep level.
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Just knowing and feeling the support of others on the days when everything seems wrong is invaluable.
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I simply wanted to give "just knowing" its best shot in the perfect place with the right ring.
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But in all seriousness, it's just knowing that somebody else out there has it more difficult than me.
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"At the end of the day, just knowing that and loving who you are is just so important."
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Just knowing people are swiping on you and messaging you with compliments can be enough to feel validated.
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It's nice just knowing that he understands what's wrong and he's there without constantly asking if I'm okay.
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Getting married is something that adds to and solidifies the sureness — just knowing that you've got your person.
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But just knowing that there's an easier, faster, and more convenient feature out there that doesn't add much
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Just knowing we were both out of the O.R. was enough for me to take a deep breath.
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Just knowing that I would have to tell women where I lived deterred even the thought of dating.
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So I like to appreciate the places where I am, just knowing that this could be a thing.
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It is that natural, hearing it and just knowing that this is what will give people goose pimples.
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Still, just knowing that LAB-1 can be explained by perfectly natural astrophysical processes is great news for Earthlings.
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It's just knowing the things you have to do to work through it, but yeah, I'm doing way better.
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J: I think the most nerve wracking thing was just knowing, people are going to really be watching you.
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"My interest grew stronger in not just 'knowing' but 'expressing,' which isn't the main function of science," she says.
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I mean, sure, no one used it to communicate anymore, but it was nice just knowing it was there.
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It's helped me just knowing there was someone on my side who was a cheerleader and a sounding board.
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"Just knowing what a chopped cheese is, I'm destroying a vital multicultural part of New York City," he jokes.
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I need to grow and part of that growth is just knowing when it's gone and to just walk away.
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Some of them involve just knowing what labels to look for; "cage-free" eggs, for example, are actually pretty good.
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And it made collaborating with him that much more exciting, just knowing that he never lost that passion for experimentation.
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"Just knowing what is in your drug is not enough," Dr. Adam Winstock, director of the Global Drug Survey, said.
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"I honestly didn't think that we could, potentially, be this good, just knowing what we did last year," Keuchel said.
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"Just knowing a snake head could still bite after it dies would've prevented him from getting bit," Ms. Sutcliffe said.
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She was happy just knowing that it was there, and for months the drawer seemed the best place for it.
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But while recycling is a widely known hacker practice, Wardle points out that just knowing about it abstractly isn't enough.
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It's not a bad thing, but if it doesn't actually hold hands with genuine desire of just knowing and looking?
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"It makes me feel on top of the world just knowing there's people out there that care about me," Slamhood said.
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"Just knowing how much certain things mean to me, how much certain people care about me, that's definitely amazing," she said.
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But just knowing not to overfill them or over-line them, and not making them too dark [is something I've learned].
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Sonically, I kind of expected what I was about to hear just knowing what jazz sounds like so it wasn't surprising.
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Just knowing him the way I had, I didn't know what he was capable of or what it might lead to.
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Just knowing that our bodies produce milk that is especially curated for our child's DNA was—and is—amazing to me.
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If you start to feel stressed, just knowing that's a common reaction to work travel can help keep symptoms at bay.
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I made an appointment anyway—just knowing there was one doctor out there that would treat me well made me hopeful.
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But even just knowing that DACA could be revoked is making it impossible to plan ahead more than a few weeks.
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And just knowing where you're going — the "metadata" of your web activity — gives ISPs a lot of information they can sell.
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Of course, just knowing how to build something like this would probably put you in good stead for an apocalyptic scenario.
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Just knowing that Tegan and Sara were going to make it out of their teens, be recognized as special, become themselves.
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"Just knowing his personality and his drive and his dedication, I knew he wasn't going to let this defeat him," she said.
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Can you still get some benefit just knowing that your friends are out running, even if they're not pacing you in person?
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"All I know, just knowing him as a person and being really close with him, Nick keeps it so real," said Emily.
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We really do miss [her], and just knowing that so much of her life is here in Cleveland is hard to accept.
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"When you're pregnant with your first child, it's a whole mental thing just knowing that you're going to deliver," she tells PEOPLE.
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In the beginning it was hard, now it's just second nature, just knowing I'm going to a war that I'm gonna win.
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Just knowing how quick the record caught, and how quick everybody caught on to it—it just is how everybody love it.
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Even if you do not get off to stop in, it brings some degree of comforting joy, just knowing they are there.
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"Just knowing Americans are supporting the government employees is a breath of fresh air in this troublesome and difficult time," he said.
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"Just knowing that you have a child out in the world that you can't get to," Ivy Cleveland, 26, told BuzzFeed News.
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"It's also just knowing each song has its own life, and it's going to do what it's going to do," he said.
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Just knowing that Mariano will be coming in when I need him helps me feel much more relaxed about the whole experience.
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"Personal branding is just knowing yourself and what you want really well — and strategically communicating with others to reach your goals," Layne says.
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" Halle said this particular song was "the birth of the idea of the whole album...just knowing as a youth you are powerful.
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I don't know why it was taken out, but just knowing that Reese threw ice cream at Meryl is good enough, I think.
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In fact, Wilding said, just knowing she had a parachute made her determined to try to make things work at her current job.
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Just knowing she was there and listening to me made me feel better, she was able to help me through some dark times.
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All Mexico 365October 23, 2016 In the meantime, wildlife advocates say, just knowing there's a problem is the first step toward addressing it.
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"Just knowing people who are on Ritalin isn't enough," Mr. Cruise told him, pointing a finger, before engaging in an attack on psychiatry.
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But after months of testing, he said, just knowing what he was dealing with, and having a path to follow, was a relief.
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For me, it's just knowing inside of myself that we're going to be OK. Bad times come, we should not expect they won't.
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For me, it's just knowing inside of myself that we're going to be OK. Bad times come, we should not expect they won't.
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"But the joy of just knowing we were going to see each other on all of those weekends really helped get us through."
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"Just knowing that we're going into these playoffs, I'm going to have the highest workload I probably had all season," Elliott told reporters.
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But just knowing that "some people did get in based on how much money they could hand somebody, it's not fair," she said.
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Spiritual and emotional wellness will be key considerations—not just knowing how to irrigate crops in a place where it could rain liquid methane.
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"It wasn't hard for me to see that the chemistry could be there, just knowing them as individuals," said the film's director Derek Cianfrance.
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"We really do miss Khloé, and just knowing that so much of her life is here in Cleveland is hard to accept," said Kim.
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Just knowing that should give us a bit of confidence to know that we'll be able to handle whatever curveballs 2019 will throw us.
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Because I'm sure the President just knowing his personality would like to say, to Melissa's point: you going to raise rates again this year?
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I know I could've benefited from just knowing a book like this existed when I was younger—especially as a queer person of color.
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"That's been the best part of it all, just knowing that people are finding the same type of humor in it that we did."
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I think it is just knowing that I don't have these opportunities handed to me verses like a regular indie white male band might.
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"Just knowing that you lost your husband and your son — the last piece of him that I had in this world…" Guerrero said in tears.
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Until recently, "we've been replacing these air bags with just knowing there was a problem, but without a definitive answer to what's wrong," he said.
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It's just knowing that if there is an issue, we're right there with them and we will help them and fight on their behalf too.
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Still, just knowing how communities of bacteria interact with each other on cheese gives cheesemakers like Murray's key intelligence on how their products are made.
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"Just knowing that he's legally responsible for my daughter's death has given me a bit of calmness to waiting for the D.A.," Brown tells Jakes.
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And for people that are interested in technology, just knowing about Techmeme is kind of its own reward and carries its own kind of status.
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Sometimes, just knowing this can help you let things roll off your back and be less reactive when you're in a difficult family member's company.
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They both trigger a dopamine hit of self-satisfaction that encourages you to continue sharing that's more visceral than just knowing someone watched your Story.
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Add in the largely anonymous quality that comes from just knowing someone by their user name and you're left with a platform ripe for abuse.
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"It's scary just knowing that somebody out there taking innocent lives – someone's mother, someone's daughter – for no reason, and nobody has any answers," she told NBC.
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Understanding satire — or even just knowing whether a piece of content has any kind of intrinsic value at all vs been purely worthless algorithmically groomed junk?
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I was sort of both flattered, but also completely caught ... I had reservations because of other, of him, just knowing him, and seeing ... Famous control freak.
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Even though I know the chances of him seeing my tweet are one in a million, just knowing that he might is worth it to me.
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"Just knowing how amazing this season is going to be… It's going to be the greatest thing that's ever aired on TV," Momoa told Entertainment Weekly.
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Sony has yet to announce carriers, pricing, or vendors, but just knowing it's promised to release the phones here in the US in is exciting enough.
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But for now, just knowing they won't have to re-code their content each year could make developers more confident about building for the immersive medium.
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"I think Serena is so good at just knowing how to use every part of the kayak," Madison Keys said when asked about fellow American Williams.
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I won't live to see my beloved country pay its long overdue debt, but just knowing that the conversation has moved a bit is so encouraging.
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The canvassers also share their own stories: about being an immigrant, about being a member of the LGBTQ community, or about just knowing people who are.
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Of course, if you're just starting to realize that things aren't working out with your present employer, just knowing that you're in good company isn't enough.
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"I feel pretty good just knowing that I helped out and did everything I could in my power during this tragic event," he told the news station.
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And even though I haven't tried it out yet, just knowing that I have it and that it will be used in the near future is exciting.
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"Just knowing – even if it's only for a moment – that he knows it's me who is loving him more than anything else in the world," she adds.
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In fact, just knowing that someone in Washington is finally listening to them and not writing them off as racists or Neanderthals will be an amazing start.
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Just knowing that this time of year is particularly tied to the past and the "other side" can be enough to make your celebrations feel more significant.
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Just knowing that you have support, potentially, can really change a student's life, let alone that moment when they actually come and ask to talk with you.
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" She adds, "I feel like I've gotten the confidence of Maria and just knowing that I can handle bad situations on my own, I can protect myself.
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We may all be subject to invisible influences on our behavior, but just knowing what those are can put some of the power back in our hands.
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Just knowing the work we put in every day, the group of guys you have in the locker room with you, does a lot for you mentally.
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I remember describing to my daughter, actually, who was asking what a "know-it-all" is — she's 5-and-a-half — and it's not just knowing everything.
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"Just knowing that he had to be subjected to reading something that could make him feel like he was less of who he is," Lockert told WSMV.
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In fact, just knowing one particular movie is something you want to watch again and again is its own testament to the timelessness of a truly stellar comedy.
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"Just knowing she was there brightened my day," says Karea, who received her bachelor's degree in criminal justice and plans to pursue a master's in mental health counseling.
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There's more at play than just knowing that what you're putting on your face is regulated, and that's the long journey behind every ingredient in your medicine cabinet.
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The first big moment for people was seeing that Facebook message, and just knowing a little bit more about the timeline, that there was a buffer of time.
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"Anytime I even watch his games, even when I'm not playing him, it's always, like, very emotional just knowing it's his last hurrah," James told reporters of Bryant.
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If you have honest announcing like you get from Weir and Lipinski, just knowing someone like that will be calling a game makes it a capital "E" Event.
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Memorizing the specifics of each power outlet can get tedious, but just knowing what country takes which power outlet will save you a lot of agony and distress.
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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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But at other times she feels emotionally raw, just knowing that a click on her phone would bring her to conversations others were having about her assault allegation.
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But also, I can't anticipate at this point, just knowing what commute times can be like—it can either be really fast, or it could be 45 minutes.
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I'm also a registered nurse, and I think just knowing so much about the human body makes me want to work out even more, and follow a healthy diet.
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Just knowing that stress or depression might lead to less healthy meals isn't enough on its own to help parents change what they put on the table, Zucker added.
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And on the flip side, for the families, just knowing the USO is there gives you a sense of reassurance that your loved one is being taken care of.
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They develop that kind of skill-set, but I think charisma has to be at the top of it, because just knowing people, it's a skill people can acquire.
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Just knowing what to do if your shoelaces snap, if your goggles break or if your cap comes off could give athletes the confidence needed to win, Faull said.
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"It's not like that 'being forced,' it's just knowing that growing up, I'm growing up to hate this s---, I'm not suppose to..." Lil Nas said before Hart interjected.
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The architect himself rarely visits, and there are few guests, but just knowing it is there — high-concept and perfect, and tended to by his housekeeper Olga — delights him.
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"How the officers will talk to you at some times is a struggle, and just knowing that you have to bite your tongue because you can't talk back," she says.
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Just knowing the private PGP key would not in and of itself allow a malicious user to breach Adobe's associated email account, which would have its own layers of security.
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"I think a huge weight has been lifted off the shoulders of all the victims and their families just knowing that this man is no longer walking free," he said.
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When it comes to telling many 'fake' accounts from real ones, however—or just knowing how many non-individuals are active online—even savvy users are mostly in the dark.
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"Just knowing that my house exists makes me happy," Cooper says For the full details of Cooper's Brazilian home, pick up the August issue of Architectural Digest, on newsstands now.Save
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Just knowing that you don't have to be that strong, that you can actually just take a second, and that the people around you know that as well, is important.
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While people probably don't share classified information or commercial secrets on Facebook, just knowing things such as the activities of certain individuals could help foreign governments identify and recruit spies.
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There's been girls that I've met who have since passed away who, just knowing them changed or made me a better person—from talking with them and sharing their existences.
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Honestly, just knowing that a product like this is on the market and that people are trying to synergize weed and lube for the sake of orgasms makes me so happy.
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Just knowing that everyone I know had already seen how my groom looked and all I knew was that he wore a size 10 ring … the unknown was driving me crazy!
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" As for her favorite memory of her career so far, Marie says, "Getting to see the smiles on people's faces" when she performs and "just knowing" that she makes "people happy.
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"Just knowing that he's legally responsible for my daughter's death has given me a bit of calmness to waiting for the D.A.," Brown told Pastor T.D. Jakes on his talk show.
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So whether I was thinking about leaving or not, just knowing I have the opportunity to leave is great, but there is no doubt about me playing in the bowl game.
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Just knowing who he was going to see whenever he left the house, or who he was always on the phone with, made anything he could say to me largely valueless.
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While they hope that the grandparents' efforts will spearhead the research to find treatments for Quinn, just knowing the diagnosis provides more comfort than they've had for the last several years.
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" He said this encourages others, because "for many new voters, just knowing that an undocumented immigrant is doing work to get them to vote is a motivation to use their privilege.
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In fact, if you want to predict special election results, you're better off just knowing the Democratic turnout advantage than, say, how the district voted in the last few presidential elections.
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I haven't spoken to him in, I don't know, two years or something, but just knowing him as well as I know him, he really gets off on being talked about.
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For me, the flexibility I had even just knowing formula feeds were an option, and that my baby would accept them, totally saved me, especially when my husband offered to administer them.
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"Just knowing that I have someone who knows me before all of this started, someone who has always been there for me, through thick and thin, it's such a comfort," she said.
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The U.S. should be aware of Iran's techniques should they chose to retaliate, said Read, as just knowing what to look for can be enough to head off Iran's brand of attacks.
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"Just knowing that this amazing cat is right out there, just 25 miles from downtown Tucson, is a big thrill," Randy Serraglio, conservation advocate with the Center, said in the news release.
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"Just knowing another man will not walk the streets free today the way other men have been able to when committing these kinds of crimes brings me joy," Danielle Carter, 21, said.
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"It's great just knowing that she's alive and I can go see her and hug her and tell her how much I love her," Cassandra Ellen, a friend of Brown's, said to WYFF.
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"Just knowing that I could be one of those girls — those are people that I look up to — I remember as a little girl looking up to many different women," the tells PEOPLE.
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And just knowing that gives me peace of mind … I just know that I'll work hard at whatever it is I decide to do, and with that work ethic I can be successful.
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But still, just knowing that they might contain some kind of anti-viral or cancer-slowing super powers will make you feel extra-smug when you're eating your next slice of avocado toast.
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Within that power dynamic—and just knowing what's required to amass and maintain that sort of wealth—I just don't see them being someone who wants to just lovingly give you endless orgasms.
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It's not that trade deficits (and the capital inflows that are their flip side) don't matter — but just knowing the numbers doesn't tell you much about whether they are good, bad or indifferent.
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Being in a house where we're literally sleeping and working in the same place and just knowing how those days roll out, I thought of my friend Adrianne [Amato] because that's her wheelhouse.
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"90 percent of the battle of players at the highest levels—college and the NFL—is just knowing what to do," says Derek Belch, co-founder and CEO of VR startup STRIVR Labs.
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"It made me feel better just knowing that someone else had a good time," Neymit said Neymit's use of Facebook reflects a shift in how many people are now experiencing the social network.
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"Just knowing that due to circumstances outside of school, you do give your best in all that you can, but you also have to kind of balance being an adult," Ms. Martin said.
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And while harboring a fugitive is a crime, US law defines "harboring" a little more strictly than just knowing something; as Mediaite points out, you have to actually help the fugitive evade recapture.
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But just knowing that there are probably millions of people like me walking around the earth is awesome, and definitely helps makes me feel like less of a weirdo, or a deficient mess.
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Just knowing what was going on in the streets was very important for us 'cause in order to be into the music, you had to be able to navigate yourself in the streets.
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And so, even though he knows he might have a two or two-and-a-half-year-plus wait, just knowing where you stand in that queue makes you feel heard, respected and valued.
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I can't afford most of these things, but just knowing the option is out there for anyone to spend $1,000 on a record shopping date with Cut Chemist helps me sleep better at night.
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They wrote: "Right now, just knowing that he will continue to live through others is the only comfort we can find … He truly was too good to be a part of this evil world."
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It's just gonna take a lot of time to heal and if you can find comfort in anything, it's just knowing that they're all in a better place now and God has a plan.
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And I know that my work is way more superior than people's mental options and the comments they make at me, and that's what keeps me going—just knowing that my work is superior.
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"Just knowing Paul as I do, he's not a political guy first, he's a policy guy first, and a lot of work has gone into these six elements of 'A Better Way,' " said Rep.
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But even just knowing your partner's income can help you early on, since it can help manage expectations for what your partner can actually afford to do, whether that's fancy dinners or weekend getaways.
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Tip "Ventriloquism is more than just knowing how to speak without moving your lips," says Cecilia Ustav, a Swede who performs as Zillah and appears with a two-foot-tall chimpanzee puppet named Totte.
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Future goals such as college planning for kids, retirement planning for themselves, or even just knowing how much money they would need to maintain a comfortable lifestyle in the unforeseen death of a partner.
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According to the Frontline special, journalists knew much earlier, but you need a lot more than just knowing in order to run with a piece which challenges one of the most powerful men in Hollywood.
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I [just] turned 46, so just knowing my journey, how the doctors said I wouldn't live past 30 and then the next death rate they told me was 45: I exceeded both of those numbers.
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"She's beautiful — anybody can see that — and just knowing that I'm with her now and for a very long time to come, filled me with a lot of emotions that came out in tears," he said.
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Still, if I had to choose between no therapy and Talkspace's model, it definitely provides benefits, and a sense of calm just knowing that there's a person on the other end of that blinking cursor who cares.
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One of the most surprising things for me was just knowing about the glittering strip, how racially segregated Las Vegas was, how mean the police force was, and how little opportunity black people had in Las Vegas.
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We talked about that the other day, of how cool it's going to be for our families to finally meet — just knowing that I see so many similar traits and qualities in her family and vice versa.
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"Just knowing what people are doing is a challenge because there is so much that is going on, and it is really wonderful work, but it's really different than a research kind of a culture," he said.
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"Just knowing it's in the family, you could also be more vigilant about monitoring or other preventative measures that have been used in SIDS and other cases -- for example, careful positioning of a baby's sleeping," he added.
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Kaps says dopamine, oxytocin, serotonin, and endorphins (that's where the acronym DOSE in Higher DOSE comes from) are all released during an infrared sauna session, from the infrared lights and just knowing you're doing something good for yourself.
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Eyebrows are really important for your face, but I'm not really great at doing them myself, and now, just knowing that an expert has shaped them and colored them in, and it's all, it's all good to go.
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"Just knowing like, it was something that I should have been done, but I was not in a position where I had to worry about like family and friends, like how they would react, I guess," he said.
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Even if we can't see how close the characters are to the exit, just knowing where they are in relation to each other would help instantly position us when the episode cuts between the various small groups of them.
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And I am kind of seeing things different now and just knowing it is going to be a matchup, but it's not going to be something where history repeats itself and the past and buying into the same thing.
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"Just knowing what systems are in play to cause increased hunger and appetite in sleep restriction presents a novel avenue" for helping people control those cravings, the lead author of the study, Dr. Erin Hanlon, said in an interview.
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Ray, it turns out, is a branding expert, and his interest in McDonald's has to do as much with the product and the efficiency as just knowing that a good name sells, and that Americans love a good brand.
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I think what's most important is identifying a place, period, wherever we can find one, but also just knowing and understanding the landscape of that particular population is going to be easier to help people if ... Where they are.
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And, while there are no tips, tricks, or tutorials baked into the app just yet, you could see how just knowing these numbers could point you in the right direction, or at the very least let you know where you stand.
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Maybe it's just knowing that the paradox is apt — that the vehicle for transmission is television, which gave Ms. Carter a second life and continues to give women of all races, including Ms. Sidibe, more vivid opportunities than the movies.
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The Johns Hopkins APL team hasn't announced how much the drone costs to develop or when it will be put into use, but just knowing this kind of thing is possible adds yet another interesting wrinkle to the drone space.
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I love my mother and the women in my family more than anything in this world and it just hurt me just knowing that she was probably going through the same thing that I was, but a little bit more aggressive and intense.
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Just knowing what's inside of an airport — like what your dining and shopping options are or where the restrooms are located — relative to where your boarding gate is makes a big difference in informing travelers on how best to use their time.
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BAYS: When we ended the first Slap Bet episode, and it was left with the five slaps for eternity thing, 99 percent of the joy of that episode was just knowing we're going to get to come back to this in the future.
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Of course," Orloff said, "But just knowing this disease, and knowing that most people don't know someone with this disease, let alone a number of your college roommates or a number of girls you went to high school with, just seems very odd.
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So if you're watching a bloody movie with someone, maybe ask your companion if you can have permission to pause it if things get too intense—the initial research suggests that just knowing this is an option can make a big difference.
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"I think that's what's made me more passionate about it, just knowing that they took that risk to go to Mexico City and work with a chef," says Gonzalez, whose mother immigrated to Chicago from Mexico when she was 7 years old.
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For a woman who's been copied her entire professional life — "imitation is flattering," she says, but it also makes you "adamant about not doing the same thing again" — just knowing that they are entirely hers may be the most precious thing of all.
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"Ever since the first day I caught him in Hudson Valley, it's so easy being a catcher, just knowing that he's going to hit his spot," Zac Law, his Stone Crabs teammate, said in reference to McKay's first professional stop last summer.
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"After he was discovered to be a slime ball, on a grander scale than me just knowing it, I did start thinking, 'F—, maybe because I didn't shag him, that's impacted a decade of my working life,'" Headey told British newspaper the Sunday Times.
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So once we made Moonlight, and the Oscar situation happened, where we were both nominated, we sort of saw each other basically all the damn time [laughs], and just knowing that we were heading right into this film, that just moved quickly and naturally.
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But just knowing this happened — in the pair's sleepy little suburb — is enough to induce unease (especially when we know that earlier in the episode, Bill found the couple's back door swinging open late at night, exactly as the back door in the other home).
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This kind of practice was standard during the days of Shuttle launches, and helps ensure that everyone knows what to do and when, and that more than just knowing, they can demonstrate that it works exactly as it's supposed in a real-world setting.
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Just knowing over many years that something like that could be the right thing, he ultimately could be attractable, but it's a real testament to the Nielsen board, they were really, really transparent with him, and now he's leading the strategic process very, very well.
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"It's always sunny out here, and harvesting that energy from the sun will make me sleep a lot more comfortably at night, just knowing I'll be able to serve my customers," said Keith Ahsoon, a local resident whose family owns a food store on the island.
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Erica Anderson: In doing research and preparing these demands and just knowing what we know, I mean, Harvard is an example of an organization that is given ... I think they created a parity policy for all their contractors, they get the same benefits, the same healthcare benefits.
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The actual motions can be trained by the robot's owner, but once the basics are down, a shared library of machines and their controls means a bot can get by just knowing, for example, where the power button is, and figure the rest out from there.
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"I've had to become more mindful about just in general when I'm having fried food just knowing that, 'Ok, that may stick in a way that it didn't used to 20 years ago,&apos" she says, adding, "By the way, I'll never give up fried foods."
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"That's a huge amount of information that I was able to get just knowing her email address and her phone number," Pavur, who spoke about his research project at the Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas on Thursday, said in an interview ahead of the event.
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But more so than just knowing which places have the best chance of being clear and which places have the best chances of being cloudy, we need to know where the eclipse will be eclipsing for the longest amount of time with the best chance of clear skies.
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"It's given me a whole new purpose and a passion for what I do on Capitol Hill and I find a lot of fulfillment in just knowing that I'm making a difference, not just for Cole, but millions of others who just happen to have a disability," she says.
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If that happens, it will be because of what Smith understood when he set out to commit his crime—not just knowing what lies are most easily believed in Baltimore, but identifying who mattered and who didn't, and where in the system elemental things like justice and truth mattered least.
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The fact that kids can now know that they have these resources available to them is just a huge step forward because it's not about forcing kids to do it if they don't like it, but just knowing that they have the chance to do something that they could possibly like.
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Just knowing that this customization is even an option is why I keep coming back to "real" PCs after I use the iPad or Chrome OS. Here's the Bluetooth script which I ended up not needing (bonus points if you see the typo that I fixed after tweeting this screencap): I did it.
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"To have the average that he's had, and obviously the eight-win seasons, nine-win seasons, whatever it is, if he does pass that record of Snead's, in my book, just knowing how difficult it is in this day and age — in any day and age — to win on tour, it's almost more impressive than the 15," McIlroy said, referring to Woods's major titles total.
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While the death of a digital tree is obviously very low-stakes, and there are no real consequences if you let it bite the dust, over the course of a week using the app I learned that just knowing a few measly minutes away from your phone is all it takes to save a life â€" even that of a fake tree â€" is a surprisingly successful motivational tactic.
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Why Gorsuch's beaming smile last night made me feel sorry for him: Just knowing the nasty confirmation battle ahead with Senate Democrats, who are still stung over the GOP blockade against former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,16253 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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