Someone who knows someone who knows someone who knows Miranda.
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He knows the region, knows the people, knows the players.
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What Google knows about you What Facebook knows about you What Amazon knows about you What Tesla knows about you What Internet people finders know about you What your hospital knows about you What Intuit knows about you What Axios knows about you
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Barb knows it, Red knows it, and Kimmy Schmidt knows it.
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Hen knows that Matthew is a killer, and Matthew knows she knows.
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So she knows academia, she knows corporate law, she knows Wall Street.
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Scientists have long suspected the mind knows more than it knows it knows.
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D'Angelo knows it; Calum Best knows it; Rihanna knows it; shit, even that weird lead singer from The Bloodhound Gang knows it.
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Allen knows every deal, he knows every dealership, he knows every sale, anything and everything that's been done -- he knows every membership.
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What Google knows about you What Facebook knows about you What Amazon knows about you What Tesla knows about you What Internet people finders know about you What your hospital knows about you What Intuit knows about you Axios Deep Dive: Data privacy
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"In the novel, Gillian knows he's cis, and he knows that she knows," Schrag said.
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She knows her enemy, she knows good from evil, and she knows what she's fighting for.
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Christine Lagarde knows well Europe, knows where the economy debates and knows where the political debates.
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Liz Taylor knows it, the president knows it, the bum knows it, and you know it.
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She's happy and knows how to deal and knows how to emote and knows how to get angry and then knows how to pull it back.
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He knows that he knows some bad stuff — and his pursuers know it, too — but he's not entirely sure what he knows or how he knows it.
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China knows, South Korea knows, Japan knows, but only America has no idea how North Korea works.
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He's a very able guy, seasoned and experience, knows the issues, knows the policies, knows the government.
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Its author knows a great deal about life; better, he knows how to express what he knows.
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The bartender knows you, knows exactly what drink you like and knows you just walked through the door.
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And there's an entire side of the world that knows me, knows my values and knows my face.
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He knows how to pitch up, he knows how to pitch in, he knows how to change speeds.
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Go deeper: What Google knows about you What Facebook knows about you What Amazon knows about you What Tesla knows about you What Internet people finders know about you What your hospital knows about you Axios Deep Dive: Data privacy
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Guy Fieri knows what he knows, and Guy Fieri knows juicy, flavorful meat, gigantic sandwiches, and sweet, smoky sauces.
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She knows the rules, she knows me, and she knows that if she's caught then she's going to jail.
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Anyone who knows him knows that the latest charges against him are manufactured — and the state knows so, too.
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Google knows what we are searching for, Amazon knows what we are looking to buy, Apple knows about our music interests and Facebook knows a lot about our social behavior.
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He knows how to pitch, he knows how to finish and he knows what this game meant to this series.
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Now that Green knows that Irving knows that Green knows his moves, perhaps this matchup with start getting really intense.
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Well, Bonnie probably knows, but no one ever knows what Bonnie knows and she's the boss now, so deal with it.
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"He's been as durable as they come, he knows how to prepare, he knows his opponents, he knows himself," Dipoto said.
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"Allen knows every deal, he knows every dealership, he knows every sale, anything and everything that's been done," the person said.
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I know it, he knows it and God knows it.
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Anybody that knows me knows that I work extremely hard.
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He knows what he wants, he knows what he likes.
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"Everybody knows she's smart, everybody knows she's tough," he said.
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"Who knows, who knows, who cares right now," he said.
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Nick knows who he is, Nick knows where he is.
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And anyone who knows me knows that I HATE birds.
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Everyone knows that and everyone in North Korea knows that.
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Anyone who knows Bezos knows he doesn't give up easily.
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That's his problem, but everybody who knows him knows that.
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His wife also knows it, and even he knows it.
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Anyone who knows me knows I am a principled person.
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And, yeah, you know who HE knows knows he's evil.
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She knows about power and knows what makes it work.
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Maybe Seattle knows something no one else knows about him.
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Make sure your lead knows, make sure your producer knows.
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"Everybody who knows Donald knows his shenanigans," Ms. Kluge said.
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Anyone who knows the market knows this makes no sense.
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Jon Tester knows that and he knows ObamaCare isn't working.
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And anybody who knows Pelosi knows that is forbidden territory.
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" "Vladimir Putin knows I know him, and he knows me.
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GiveWell knows what it does, and knows that it works.
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What Google knows about you What Facebook knows about you What Tesla knows about you What Internet people finders know about you
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" She continued by promising that Trump knows "LGBTQ lives matter, and he knows that veterans' lives matter, and he knows that blue!
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It's a game that knows it's a game about a game, and knows that you know that it knows that you know.
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And also it is not like most people's grief, because everyone else knows about it, everyone knows the story, everyone knows her.
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You know, chances are your phone knows what you've been browsing, knows your friends, knows your relationships, has all of your photos.
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" She added that "he knows that LGBTQ lives matter, he knows that vets lives matter and he knows that blue lives matter.
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But Kit knows a chilling secret about Diane — and Diane knows she knows it — and the former friends quickly find themselves dangerously entangled.
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He knows the president well and he knows his home turf.
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Anyone who knows me knows I'm very gracious, I'm very helpful.
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Baby, I will Uber first, anybody who knows me knows this.
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Trump knows this, and he knows how to talk to them.
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" JV: "Everyone who knows me knows I'm the crop top queen.
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Everyone knows they're Rickrolling ironically; everyone knows they're ice-bucketing sincerely.
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Everyone knows what's happened in my life, everyone knows what's happening.
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Anyone that knows me knows that Jeopardy is MY FAVORITE SHOW!
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She knows how to reach me, she knows where we live.
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She knows it, the FBI knows it, the people know it.
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Anyone who knows me knows I'm an avid menstrual cup fan.
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In Ray's case, it's what he knows AND who he knows.
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He knows who he is, and likely knows what he did.
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He knows himself, and he knows how to strike people out.
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"She knows, she always knows," he whines as his phone rings.
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The bartender knows their orders, the maître d' knows their names.
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But he knows more than that—he knows their innermost lives.
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She knows how to reach me, she knows where we live.
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Austin, Texas (CNN)John Hickenlooper knows he knows you from somewhere.
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Popstar knows it's silly — but it also knows it's great fun.
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Everybody who knows me knows I fight for Black Lives Matter.
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It's kind of a big moment for me, because everybody that knows me knows I love sneakers and knows that I love the '90s.
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Anyone that knows me knows I love connecting to the spirit world.
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Everybody knows Hillary Clinton, and everybody particularly knows her foreign policy views.
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I'm not even sure Facebook knows how much it knows about me.
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He knows what he feels better than he knows what he wants.
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You know what they say: mother knows best, but grandma knows everything!
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Cohen surely knows the answer — which means Mueller now knows it too.
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" Lowe continued, "He knows what he's doing, and he knows his audience.
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Go deeper: What Google knows about you What Facebook knows about you
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"Anyone who knows me knows that I will outwork anyone," she says.
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Who knows, who knows what these questions are going to be about?
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And it's about whether the individual knows best or government knows best.
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This person knows where I sleep, knows where I get my mail.
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He knows how to make an argument, knows what buttons to push.
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The leasing community knows that and knows what the Southwest deal is.
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Now that Cohen is cooperating, Mueller likely knows everything that Cohen knows.
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Anyone who knows me knows this look well: hunched, flinging objects, muttering.
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Everybody, everybody, everybody knows his voice, everybody knows what he sounds like.
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"Everyone that knows him knows it's not going to work," she said.
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Finn knows commerce but he also knows the classics, old and new.
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Anyone who knows me knows I have a terrible perception of time.
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There's nobody you know who knows anybody who knows anybody, ad infinitum.
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He knows what he wants and he knows how to get it.
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Who knows what really happened, and who knows if that's really changed.
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So everybody knows Ashley Judd, everybody knows Angelina Jolie and Gwyneth Paltrow.
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He knows these people, and he knows how to work with them.
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She just says she knows everything, and Gabriel knows enough to leave.
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So Hays lets the Purcell matter drop, even though he knows there's more there and he also knows Hoyt knows more than he's letting on.
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Assad knows it, Russia knows it, and de Mistura — who has been fruitlessly negotiating with Moscow and Damascus for more than a year — knows it.
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Hot Tamale Louie was the son of nobody knows who, the grandson of nobody knows who, and the great-great-grandson of nobody knows who.
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" One of the primary ways PYMK systems figure out who knows each other is through "triangle-closing," as LinkedIn put it in a blog post: "If Alice knows Bob and Bob knows Carol, then maybe Alice knows Carol.
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"He knows the facts, he knows the background, he knows where the policy challenges are and he knows what needs to be done," said Andy Halataei, senior vice president for government affairs at the Information Technology Industry Council.
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Anyone who knows Doctorow knows his popular tech and culture blog, Boing Boing, and anyone who reads Boing Boing knows Doctorow and his cohort of bloggers.
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"He knows his material, he knows his audience and he knows how to connect his material and his audience with a remarkable hit rate," Sarandos continued.
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"I am disappointed, and quite frankly I'm angered, by the fact -- he knows me; he knows my son; he knows there's nothing to this," Biden said.
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We know it, you know it, your boss knows it, your mom knows it, that cop over there knows it, and we're all OK with it.
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"Anyone who knows me knows that I have really bad trypophobia," Jenner wrote.
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Taylor Swift knows that some people don't like her, and she knows why.
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He knows how to pacify people, and he knows how to give advice.
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But he knows about 1/1000th of what Yellen knows on monetary policy.
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Mbwana knows better than any other VC, because he knows the local terrain.
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His response is that he knows her intentions, and he knows she's trying.
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Anyone who knows me also knows that I have a huge sweet tooth.
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Anyone who knows me knows that I have an abundance of celebrity crushes.
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Anyone who knows Rashad knows he would never miss an opportunity to talk.
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He knows his weaknesses and he knows how to play away from them.
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He knows throughout—he's the only one who knows—these are not drugs.
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Anyone who knows anything about the PPA knows it's the absolute motherfucking worst.
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Anyone that knows you, knows you wear plain white T-shirts a lot.
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He knows she knows about Jamie, and he can't let her warn him.
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He knows the game and knows what to say at the right time.
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Anyone who knows Marina Joyce personally knows she has a serious drug addiction.
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I think London knows that, and 10 Downing Street knows it as well.
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He knows that veteran lives matter and he knows that blue lives matter.
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He knows the main thing, and he knows how to lead the charge.
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"Everybody who knows Prince knows he wasn't walking around drugged up," McMillan said.
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Also, everyone who knows me knows that I have an unbelievable sweet tooth.
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"Grand Entry" song, Bobby says to you, because he knows everyone else knows.
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"Bronson knows how to pitch, and he knows how to lead," Baker said.
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The only person who knows that is one person, and he knows it.
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He knows this, but more importantly, he knows 2017 could be his year.
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"Everyone that knows him knows it's not going to work," Weber's mom said.
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Mike, who knows Jiu Jitsu and Muay Thai, knows how the pros punch.
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I think Taylor knows who they are and knows what their talents are.
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Everybody knows how to use Alipay, everybody knows how to use [a] smartphone.
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Well anyone who knows me, knows I&aposm my mama&aposs biggest fan.
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Charyn knows what he wants to do and knows how to do it.
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Pennebaker knows what he's doing, he knows what to shoot, when to shoot.
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It knows its story is powerful, and it knows its story has immediacy.
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"He knows who he is, he knows the audience and he knows how to captain a ship with many moving parts," Isaacs said in a statement Monday.
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"The world knows her, Drake knows her, Wiz Khalifa knows her because of Top Model," she continued, referencing Harlow's former rumored fling (Drake) and current boyfriend (Khalifa).
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Anthony Scaramucci says he knows a lot ... he knows who Trump will pick to replace Justice Anthony Kennedy, and he knows the fate of Roe vs. Wade.
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The special counsel probably knows -- not probably knows, but certainly knows -- more than we do, and that meeting was significant," he said on CNN's "Erin Burnett OutFront.
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The tobacco industry knows all about diversity — and knows exactly how to exploit it.
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Who knows, maybe they thought Trump was going to catch on, maybe, who knows.
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And he knows that you know that he knows he's a comic book character.
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She knows Paige is smart; she knows what her daughter could be capable of.
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It knows that Kai is an opportunistic predator; it knows that Ally's a hypocrite.
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And once she knows he knows, she can think of nothing else to say.
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Everybody who watches Hannity knows who he is, and knows what his views are.
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"She knows where he comes from, she knows what happened to him," she said.
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Anyone who knows me knows what an intense, unabashed Kanye West fan I am.
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DAVID FABER: You know, I'm generally-- everybody who knows me knows I'm Mr. Happiness.
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FP says he knows someone at Shawk Shank that knows everyone's business: War Baby.
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No one knows which one — which means no one knows what it would do.
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She knows what he did, and she knows that she still loves him. She
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He knows it's juicy, though ... and believes Jay-Z always knows what he's doing.
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You knows, he knows as much as I do that there was no collusion.
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Anyone who knows The Office knows that Kevin Malone is serious about his chili.
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"Anyone who knows me knows these words don't reflect who I am," he continued.
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Anyone who knows anything about making movies knows that that's not how it works.
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The problem with a gadget that knows you is, well, that it knows you.
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Doesn't even bother to call Merkel because she knows that Merkel knows it too.
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A comeback, the American knows, means a money fight, something Mayweather knows plenty about.
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Anyone who knows me, knows it has been a life long dream of mine.
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But nobody knows where to report it and nobody knows how to report it.
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Between the lines: Trump knows what businessmen want, but he also knows their tricks.
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Plett knows alienated transgender millennials the way Ann Beattie knows alienated cis-gender boomers.
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He knows only a fraction of what he has convinced himself that he knows.
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Everyone who knows me knows I avoid people taking my picture like the plague.
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And, it knows where you are, that's the astonishing... It knows where you are.
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Sinha knows what he wants – he knows his edit, his film and his subject.
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Trump knows it will make good TV. He knows people will run with it.
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We always say, "Nobody knows," and that means that everyone who knows was nobody.
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There's only so much that she knows and she can't prove what she knows.
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"Anyone who knows anything about winning knows (conflict) is going to happen," Green said.
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Management knows it, the union knows it, and boy do the workers know it.
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Everybody who knows him in the street knows that he's a real tough guy.
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The kid knows, even if he won't admit it, his younger brother knows and uh, yeah, he's gonna tell you about it, and their dad most certainly knows.
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"He's experienced at the Rijksmuseum, so he knows the collection, he knows the institution and he knows the building," Mr. Pijbes said on Monday, referring to Mr. Dibbits.
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"It definitely is a possibility, but anybody who knows me or knows what I'm about knows that it's not something that I was neglectful of doing," he said.
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So Mer knows; Riggs knows she knows; and Owen includes Bailey, Meredith, and Amelia in a list of people he doesn't want to lose to Riggs, which is adorable.
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There's somebody in there who knows something about Syria, and somebody who knows something about tech, and somebody who knows about this area and that area at the law.
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Zenteno, 52, knows exactly what could have happened because she knows her enemies quite well.
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"I know what happened, he knows what happened, the staff knows what happened," Kitchens said. .
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It's his second year so he already knows the stage; he knows what he's doing.
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Everybody in there knows, and everyone in the coaches' room knows also, throughout the organization.
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Because in some sense, the agent knows you, your work context, and knows the work.
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She knows who she is on TikTok, and she knows how to fuck with it.
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"Everybody knows the boat is leaking, everybody knows the captain lied," Leonard Cohen once sang.
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Because anyone who knows us knows we could never maintain plants that look like that.
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Anyone who knows me knows that I was a complete disaster before I met him.
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"Anyone who knows Montel knows that he is an exercise enthusiast," Franks tweeted on Thursday.
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Anyone who knows me knows it doesn't reflect how I feel about the LGBTQ community.
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"Anyone who knows me knows that I have really bad trypophobia," her blog post began.
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In fact, he knows things that nobody else knows and I want to hear that.
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"Everybody in Nashville knows Kirt Webster and knows he&aposs a horrible person," he said.
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He knows what he is saying, and he knows how people will react to it.
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Anyone who knows me knows that the person described in this article is not me.
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" Russell added, "Everybody who knows [Brant] knows that he wouldn t want to hurt anybody.
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"He's a businessman, he knows business, he knows how to get things done," he said.
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She knows how to get revenge, but she also knows how to throw a party.
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Anyone who knows who I am knows I stand for honest and pure self love.
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Such is the secrecy around Mueller's investigation that no one outside knows what he knows.
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"Anyone who knows me knows these words don't reflect who I am," Mr. Trump continued.
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Hannity is a carny who knows his audience and knows how play to their weaknesses.
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Who knows, maybe they thought Trump was going to catch on, maybe, who knows. REP.
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Is it better to hire someone that knows the local market or knows the business?
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Apparently, anyone who knows anything about fishing knows that bananas are forbidden on fishing boats.
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"Everyone that knows him knows it's not going to work," Barb said on the finale.
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Anyone who knows me knows I'm a huge Wegmaniac, so I chose Wegmans' "Grandpa's Sauce."
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So that raises the question of how much he knows, and when he knows it.
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She knows who I am, and most importantly knows what we mean to each other.
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"She knows her commands but prefers not to show that she knows them," he said.
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Everyone knows they are compulsory, but everyone also knows they may be challenged in court.
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"I'm the only one who knows [what was written in the note] and John knows."
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And, and he knows where to push knows where there&aposs optimization that&aposs possible.
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Everybody knows the seas are rising, and everybody knows it's going to get much worse.
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But she's there for a reason; she knows it, and the wary therapist knows it.
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Gillick knows that we know that he knows that he'd rather be brilliant than convincing.
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"Anyone who knows us [knows] we are the chillest, most humble dudes," the Chainsmokers tweeted yesterday.
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He knows that because his businesses depend on us and he knows how hard I worked.
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While everybody knows Dan has one idol, Kara's the only person who knows he has two.
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She told me she knows my cousin and his family, knows they would never hurt me.
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Any one that knows me, knows I would never intentionally 'shame' any one on any basis.
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She knows me better than I know myself and she always knows exactly how I feel.
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He knows where the real threat is; he knows it's not about politics or mind games.
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YouTube knows Paul's irreverent style of video, and Paul knows what does well on the platform.
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"He knows he screwed up, and he knows he has to fix this," the source said.
|
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She knows it, and Henry does, and by God no one knows it more than me.
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She knows her body well, and knows how to move and what to do with it.
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Clearly, the house knows Hugh just as well as it knows the rest of the Crains.
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"He knows he screwed up, and he knows he has to fix this," the source says.
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This postman obviously knows those people intimately having delivered their mail for who knows how long.
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Second, anyone who knows me knows my obsession with communication--over communication some have called it.
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"I think that's something that Donald Trump as a businessman knows and really America knows, too."
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She knows she's in a narrative, now—she knows someone has repeatedly let these things happen.
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"Everybody that knows me knows that my love [for music] was from hip-hop," said McMorrow.
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After all, anyone who knows Musk knows that the Tesla CEO often likes making impulsive statements.
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"He has adapted really easily because he knows the club, knows everybody," the Portuguese coach continued.
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Brian knows how to let me loose and he knows how to bring me back in.
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Ocasio-Cortez, she knows how to speak and she knows how to go back and forth.
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Anyone who knows anything about President Trump knows that there's something up with him and Russia.
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"Anyone who knows Jeff knows how preposterous these accusations are," Geragos said in a phone interview.
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Hopkins said he knows what Boeheim is thinking the way a son knows his father's thoughts.
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He knows he's been going down the wrong path, but that's the only thing he knows.
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Federer, his Swiss compatriot, knows it too well but also knows how to defuse the danger.
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She knows how to create a brand, and she really knows how to market a product.
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" Trump did apologize, saying, "anyone who knows me knows these words don't reflect who I am.
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They talked about dancing, they talked about what the body knows versus what the mind knows.
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"We always say nobody knows, and that means that everyone who knows was nobody," Solnit says.
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"I love a challenge, and anyone who knows me knows I love a challenge," he said.
|
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She knows it's coming, doesn't want it, but knows she has to go through with it.
|
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"She knows what she wants, and she knows how to command a set," Yorrick went on.
|
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"Anyone who knows Senator D'Amato knows he speaks his mind," Mr. Lewi said in a statement.
|
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He knows her—and she knows and loves him—but his knowledge of her terrifies her.
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"He knows every bump in the road; he knows where every water fountain is," Rix said.
|
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She frequently sees that one member of a couple knows everything while the other knows nothing.
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So charming, knows exactly what women want, and empathetic - he knows what being raped is like.
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Everyone knows their purpose, knows their neighbors, and has a common understanding of what America means.
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"I gave you the world / Lord knows I tried / Lord knows that I tried / Lord knows I tried," he cries at the end, drifting off into the back of the mix.
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He knows the past and he knows what's going to happen ... there's a good chance that Sansa is going to do something really awful and he knows he's powerless to prevent it.
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"Bob knows our steel industry, knows the importance of our manufacturing sector, and knows our failed trade policy has left Ohio workers behind," said Brown, who called Lighthizer shortly after the vote.
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She knows how best to relieve men of their cash; she knows how to dress herself in luxurious furs; she knows how to show younger women to thrive in their own right.
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Everybody knows that at least 22 women have accused the president of sexual misconduct, everybody knows that he lies compulsively, and everybody knows that he lacks the basic mental fitness for office.
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"I think anybody that knows me knows my rules -- silence has a lot of power," she says.
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She knows her temper got provoked and she knows she wasn't her best self in that conversation.
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"She knows she'll find love (She knows she will)/Only if she wants it," the song concludes.
|
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But anyone who knows Cersei knows that she doesn't really care about the good of the world.
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Anyone who knows me or [name redacted by 10News] knows that that's not how we truly feel.
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He knows Sheryl better than you do and knows what this company needs better than you do.
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He knows Sheryl better than you do and knows what this company needs better than you do.
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"Anyone who knows me knows I like to be barefoot—I like to be comfortable," Oz says.
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Everyone knows it's not her; this isn't the Black box model, because everyone knows that it's me.
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Different genetic systems... who knows how natural selection operates, who knows what life will be based on?
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The irony is that anyone who knows me well knows that I am the antithesis of patient.
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"Anybody that knows my wife knows she would never say that," he told Newsweek that same year.
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Someone knows what happened to Mollie, someone knows where she is, and they need to come forward.
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This game knows what it is, knows what it does well, and wants you to know, too.
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Thought for the day: If The New York Times knows all this, imagine what Bob Mueller knows.
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She knows something awful happened to her, and, deep down, likely knows that Bryce is the culprit.
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The teacher knows your injuries; she knows whatever drama is happening in your life at that moment.
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Drake knows what's up when that hotline blings, and Rihanna knows how to get her damn money.
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"This isn't about she knows foreign policy and he knows tax law, let's debate," the friend added.
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"Everyone knows she's smart, everyone knows she's tough, but I know what she's passionate about," he roared.
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"Everyone who knows me knows that I don't have a prejudiced bone in my body," he said.
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Flynn pleaded guilty via a cooperation agreement, which means that Mueller now knows everything that Flynn knows.
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Anyone who knows anything about Trump knows that he has routinely praised violence, especially against the media.
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She knows media, she knows about physical presence, like Trump does...that's why I think he's rattled.
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Anyone who knows me knows I love throwing parties, so I plan on throwing a huge party.
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All his friends, all his family, everyone that knows him knows that it's not going to work.
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Anyone who knows the American South knows the cultural primacy of community, church, harmonies figurative and literal.
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He knows this because he knows what he is capable of and how dangerous he can be.
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Mike knows the issues, he knows the people, and he is the right person for this job.
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Peck knows their romantic lives, and he knows the private rituals they enact before they go onstage.
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He knows that we will continue to fight for him and knows that this is not over.
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"She knows what I've been through, she knows my entire life," Ms. Epoo said of her aunt.
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Anyone who has a phone knows that the President knows very well how to speak for himself.
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I think he knows how to run a business, he knows how to deal with these issues.
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She knows what has brought suffering to humanity, she says, and she knows how to stop it.
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"He knows [s]he's not coming to play, he knows all that," Singer responded, referring to Vavic.
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It knows where you listened to that, it knows how long you listened to it, it knows what you did next — all this stuff they don't need to know to make music recommendations.
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He knows when it's time to execute a high-post iso, he knows when to cut an interview short, and he knows how to run a team with sharp insight and deft execution.
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It's not hiding that it knows this -- a quick peek at its privacy policy makes it crystal clear that Google knows this information -- but it might be surprising just how much it knows.
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"I am disappointed, and quite frankly I'm angered, by the fact -- he knows me; he knows my son; he knows there's nothing to this," the former vice president said of Graham last year.
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"This is what I have to say to the tyrants of Tehran: Israel knows what you're doing, Israel knows when you're doing it and Israel knows where you're doing it," Mr. Netanyahu said.
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While Bieber knows how to serenade behind the mic, he also knows how to slay on the court.
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I decided to name it Amazon, because anyone who knows me knows I'm the Wonder Woman of vogue.
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Rory knows it, Lorelai knows it, we know it, but unfortunately, Paul doesn't seem to know it yet.
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And anyone who knew him knows that and knows he didn't give a f*#k about social media.
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" Continues Morgan, "Who knows how, by the way, I don't know how that happened — who the hell knows?
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"Everybody that has a little bit of foresight and knows how this works knows what's happening," he said.
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Terrapattern knows where those are just as much as it knows where the airports and ferry terminals are.
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Kroy Biermann knows his wife, and he knows how much she despises tardiness for all manner of events.
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She knows where she won't get any cell service, and she knows how dope the basketball team is.
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Any coffee fan probably knows the name Nespresso, and also knows that that premium quality doesn't come cheap.
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" McMillan added of the singer's healthy lifestyle: "Everybody who knows Prince knows he wasn't walking around drugged up.
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"Anyone who knows me knows that I have really bad trypophobia," she revealed on her website and app.
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Anyone who knows this band knows exactly what to expect here, and as always, the Obituary boys deliver.
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Obviously everyone knows about Tinder and knows about dating and the changing nature of dating and the gamification.
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Anyone who knows me knows that I'm not a yeller — and I especially never yell at my kids.
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Kendall knows you're talking about her breasts, and now you know Kendall knows you're talking about her breasts.
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Anybody that knows us on a personal level knows that's exactly what we're like most of the time.
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"It's a great advantage to have a speaker who knows the issues and knows the importance," he explained.
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"Everybody who knows what's actually happening knows that this is the President's decision to make," the official said.
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Brooklyn Beckham knows how to respect powerful women, but he knows how to poke fun at them, too.
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"Everyone knows how to ride a bicycle, but nobody knows how we ride a bicycle," Professor Hubbard said.
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"Anybody who knows public health knows that what public health nurses do is so strenuous," Ms. Davis said.
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The upside is everyone knows everybody," she said, adding with a laugh: "The downside is everyone knows everybody.
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"You" knows they're all terrible, and it also knows the real fight isn't against terribleness, it's against boringness.
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"Anyone who knows me well knows I am an entrepreneur, creator, rebel and disruptor at heart," she said.
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But, as everyone knows, there's so much bad that can happen to you when everyone knows you're loaded.
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"She knows how to take a punch and she knows how to make a fist," says Mr. Smith.
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This team knows how to win and knows how to get it done; just give them the space.
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But Stacie won't ask because she knows it's not fine — and she also knows that it doesn't matter.
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That's not necessarily a problem as long as Barsukov knows the limits, knows the rules of the game.
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It's a bunch of little closed circuits in which everyone knows everyone, but maybe also already knows everyone.
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Mick Mulvaney, whose grandparents hail from Country Mayo, knows the players and knows the issues that separate them.
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Anyone who knows Lady Gaga's music knows it's socially conscious, drilling the point home about love and acceptance.
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He knows the issue -- and its seemingly intractable position inside the US Congress, and he knows his chamber.
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We're five records deep and the band knows how to do what the band knows how to do.
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"So this is a man who knows D.C. and knows the political swamp better than most," he continued.
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The danger is political nihilism, where everyone knows what they're against and no one knows what they're for.
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He knows what he likes and knows what he hates and refuses to stay quiet about those opinions.
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She knows the power of her platform, but she also knows how it can be hijacked and undermined.
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She knows the power of her platform, but she also knows how it can be hijacked and undermined.
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Like many other Americans, he demands that the world knows America, but not that America knows the world.
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Hamas knows just how far it can push him, and he knows how far he can push back.
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Who knows what crimes he could do in your name, who knows what horrifying revenge he could exact.
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His concerns are over the lack of transparency that user data is being sent out to servers who knows where, to be kept for who knows how long and sold to who knows whom.
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Everybody knows what those talking points are; everybody knows what's going to come out of the mouths of politicians.
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"Anyone who knows Montel knows that he is an exercise enthusiast," his rep said in a statement on Thursday .
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He knows he's on the losing side, and he knows exactly how much of a maniac his sister is.
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Anyone who knows anything about taking prescription medication knows that you can't just get on and off of it.
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It knows things users provide willingly, and it knows things that users were never asked (and thus, couldn't refuse).
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Anyone who knows me well knows that I would trade my phone for the NDD immersion room any day.
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All of the Creepy Things Facebook Knows About YouFacebook knows more about your personal life than you probably realize.
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He knows, he knows what's up, and I got to act with him somehow, fresh out of comedy school!
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Anyone who knows me and my feminism knows that's absurd and not at all what this piece was about.
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"Anybody who knows me knows what matters the most: winning games and getting to the N.C.A.A. tournament," Felder said.
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"I was joking, anyone who knows me knows I have a sick sense of humor," William brushed her off.
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"She knows what my job entails, she knows that there's hazardous things that come with the job," he said.
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He thinks he knows more than experts when he knows next to nothing of relevance to policymaking and governance.
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The thing is, everyone knows New York, and everyone knows it from Woody Allen, Nancy Meyers, all movies forever.
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And anybody who knows somebody who's been in one of these terrible accidents knows it changes their lives forever.
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"Anyone who knows Tom knows he will not be able to sit on the sidelines," a source told Yahoo.
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"I think at this point," Ms. Booker said, "everyone that knows Macy's knows that you go on Sale Wednesday."
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Shapiro knows; what he thinks Alex Trimboli saw; what he knows for sure; what he suspects — all of this.
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"Marcia is my friend, we eat dinner together, my family knows her, and her family knows me," Richmond said.
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No one knows at this point who would pay for it -- no one even knows who controls this city.
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Everyone also knows that Trump likes to be patriotic in a way so that everyone knows he's VERY patriotic.
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The educated man looks down, knows his anatomy, squeezes and knows his best chance is to wait for help.
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We've worked for many years and I feel like he knows me as good as my father knows me.
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Bill Clinton is his best friend and anyone who knows Terry knows he is a very, very loyal person.
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"It's always better to have somebody who knows you and who knows how to work with you," added Danielsen.
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And no one -- up to and including Trump -- knows what Mueller knows and, more importantly, what he can prove.
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No one knows, then, what will happen come February, and know one knows quite what to do until then.
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But the point is, the buyer knows it, the seller knows it, you price it in, you move on.
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He knows how to dial things up, but he also knows how to recalibrate and dial them back down.
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She knows Marty is dirty, but she also knows she can't find a single thing wrong with his books.
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"Anyone who knows me knows these words don't reflect who I am," Trump said in a videotaped apology statement.
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With a population of 11,445, everyone in the old diamond-mining town knows everyone and everyone knows everyone's business.
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Anyone who knows anything about wellness culture knows there are always rules, driven by one imperfect ideology or another.
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Negan knows he's got a mole problem, and he can tell that Eugene knows more than he's letting on.
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"Masha (Yovanovitch) knows that part of the world so well, speaks the languages, knows the issues cold," Melville said.
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Everyone knows each other, knows that we are an Us, so there's a background level of trust and support.
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He knows how to bring the world together against terror, and he knows when tough measures must be taken.
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Love knows how to subtly underplay a horrifying abuse scene, but she also knows when to go full Lifetime.
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"Josh knows what he did was completely uncalled for and he knows what he did was wrong," Steve said.
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"He's friends with Republicans and Democrats, he treats people well, he knows how to operate in Washington, he knows the think tanks, he knows the press, he knows the diplomatic community," said John B. Bellinger III, the State Department's former top lawyer who worked with Mr. Biegun on Mr. Bush's National Security Council.
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"Anyone who knows me knows I'm obsessed with leather jackets," she says, adding that you'll see her modeling some of her favorites on the upcoming season of Chrisley Knows Best, as well as on her Instagram.
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"Karen knows a lot about campaigns, she knows a lot about politics and she knows what she's in for, and she likes to practice it at a very high level of competition," the former colleague said.
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And he truly is woman's best friend — because Mr. Butler knows Palermo's fashion ticks better than she knows them herself.
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"Anyone who knows me knows that I'm respectful and I would never engage in sexual conduct in public," Iovine said.
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"Not everything because she knows I'm so specific but if it's dark she knows I'll go for it," Kargman explains.
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"Anyone who knows me, knows this is the party spot," the Baby Daddy actor tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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Trump "knows what he owns, and he knows how policy choices will affect his business," he said in a statement.
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Performance artists know this well: Chris Burden knew all about this; Marina Abramović knows it; Pyotr Pavlensky definitely knows it.
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"She's not only training, but she knows what to expect now, so she knows what to train for," he warns.
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He knows I can be difficult when I'm hungry, and he knows I didn't get to eat breakfast this morning.
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RNC: Priebus pushes back "Anyone who knows anything about Washington knows the establishment is not rooting for me," Cruz said.
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Because a dealer sold him who-knows-what for money he got from who-knows-whom, a so-called friend.
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"Pretty much everybody who knows him knows he's a sweet person," his sister, Mignon Chambers, told CNN affiliate WVLA-TV.
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Is there a particular makeup artist who just knows how to do your makeup and knows your face really well?
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Amy knows what kind of show she's on, and she knows a gothic romance should be in the wings somewhere.
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But Alexa knows where I live, because Amazon knows where I live, and my account is linked to my Echo.
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"Nobody knows the right answers technically, and certainly, nobody knows the right answer for building a business model," she said.
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He knows that she's still his mom, but also knows that she may have done something terrible in her past.
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Anyone who knows their stamps, however, knows that the tiny rectangles have been emblazoned with their fair share of masterpieces.
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"He knows the business, he knows ag," Lynch said after participating in a roundtable discussion with the secretary in Iowa.
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After all, as a reformed vigilante and the rare heroine among masked men, she knows her like she knows herself.
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Anyone that knows what music is supposed to sound like knows that the EarPods are a poor conduit for it.
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EVERYBODY knows—or at least thinks he knows—that a millennial with one job must be after a new one.
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"Anyone who actually knows me knows that had nothing to do with my departure," Brand told Fox News on Tuesday.
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"She knows her father is missing, but she knows he's fine and will be home soon," Valacco said on Wednesday.
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But it's worth asking how Giuliani knows (or thinks he knows) what prosecutors want Cohen to say -- and why. 8.
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It knows the brand you use, and the size you want; it knows when you ordered last, and how often.
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"Over all, she knows how to play the percentages, and knows how to manage the court and score," Blackman said.
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"Anybody who knows Kansas City, anybody who's been to Arrowhead Stadium, knows us to be a good place," Lucas said.
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But beyond the phone call, what the whistle-blower knows and how the whistle-blower knows it is still mysterious.
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I know he knows I'm a regular, because he knows our drink order by heart, as well as my name.
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Collins knows — the whole world knows — that Trump is a man with a learning curve that resembles a garter snake.
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Whenever someone knows nothing, we invoke the former Lord Commander of the Night's Watch and the only thing he knows.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — Kamala Harris knows that hearing the word is surprising, and she knows it's surprising that it's surprising.
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I don't think he frankly knows what he's going to say half the time, or knows what his philosophy is.
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At 75, he says, he knows the terrain like the palm of his hand, just like he knows his neighbors.
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"Everybody that lives in the Decatur area knows Katie and knows that she has a mental problem," Ms. Zachery said.
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Everyone knows about the Oval Office, but not everyone knows about rooms like the Solarium, which was formerly a kindergarten.
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He also says there is absolutely no collusion, which you know, and everybody that watches your show knows, and I think most of the country knows, and Tucker standing over there definitely knows, because he gets it.
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No one knows how many of them are out there, no one knows which pieces of software they target, and no one knows how often they are being used every single day or who they're being used against.
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Now, anyone who knows Wonder Woman knows one of her signature moves is deflecting bullets with her awesome Bracelets of Submission.
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It's heartbreaking because Elle knows she has to do it to keep her cover and Allie knows it has to happen.
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Mars knows how to get things done, and Mercury knows just who to talk to in order to make things happen.
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He knows that he's murdered the very students he's meant to protect, and he knows he doesn't deserve peace for it.
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Camden Yards is an established deathtrap for the Red Sox, as anyone who knows the name of Robert Andino also knows.
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My skills are not in investment strategy, and, as everyone who knows Jeffrey knows, his are not in fashion and design.
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Jon Snow knows nothing, but Sansa Stark apparently knows plenty — including when the final season of Game of Thrones will air.
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But everybody knows the kind of player he was, and deep down inside he knows what kind of player he was.
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Just like I feel like I'm a woman that knows what I want, he's a man who knows what he wants.
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The Lego Batman Movie knows exactly how to win over audiences, because it knows exactly what might be bothering the haters.
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Detective Tanner admits to the girls she knows Mary didn't kill Elliott, but she also knows that it's a tidy story.
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It knows the legacy of Archie Comics, and it knows the legacy of the teen soap operas that came before it.
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"Anyone who knows me knows how passionate I am about my city and my loved ones," Bennett writes in the statement.
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"He's really smart, and he knows the law very well and he knows the procedures very well," Hessler tells The Verge.
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The Italian director Nanni Moretti knows how to turn on the waterworks, but he also knows about that burlesque called life.
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Anyone that knows the Latino culture knows that we are a hardworking, law-abiding, intensely patriotic community with strong family values.
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We had a life in one place and it would have continued and who knows what would have happened — nobody knows.
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"Nobody knows where this is going" -- this from a man who knows the ins and outs of this high-stakes game.
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If anyone knows, he knows how important it is to build a community of developers and researchers around your blockchain project.
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Insecure knows that, and it also knows that the journey to accept that fact is going to be a hard one.
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In a country of fewer than 2400,000 people, most everybody either knows someone on the team or knows someone who does.
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He knows my work and he knows that I'm a professional and I can do what he needs me to do.
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What a president knows, or thinks he knows, in a severe crisis can be less important than what he doesn't know.
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Anybody knows me knows that it's incomprehensible that I would think that a woman cannot be president of the United States.
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Of course, Mueller knows far more than we do at this point, but we already know that he knows a lot.
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Mike knows the tactic worked; he knows, moreover, that minority communities were precisely those that became safer under stop-and-frisk.
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She knows which follower is a massive Taylor Swift fan, and she knows that a delegation of Norwegians loves the musical.
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Abraha knows little of Southeast Washington, just as he knows little about his customers' lives as they unfold outside Holiday Market.
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He has good survival skills, knows where he's allowed to be and where he's not, knows where the bus routes go.
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Everyone is acting like Reda ran away from home, but Sofiane knows better — Sofiane knows something terrible happened to his brother.
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He knows whether you're naughty or nice, somehow, and he's going to reward or punish you based on what he knows.
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Some say she knows more than almost anyone else in D.C., while others say she knows just enough to be dangerous.
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The woman I've been seeing before my infusions knows I'm a runner and knows I'm not like your typical cancer patient.
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If you're interested in what data other firms have on you, check out some of our earlier guides: - How to find out what Facebook knows about you - How to find out what Amazon knows about you - How to find out everything Twitter knows about you - How to download a copy of everything Google knows about you
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"Donald Trump knows, the team knows that Monday night is going to be not necessarily make or break, but the momentum coming out of Monday night could be critical on both sides and Donald Trump knows that," said Rep.
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And so the same reasons why, post-9/11, you had so many brown people being killed because nobody knows what a Sikh is; nobody knows what it means to be Muslim; nobody knows that "American" is much broader.
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Biden weighs in -- to defend his son "I am disappointed, and quite frankly I'm angered, by the fact -- he knows me; he knows my son; he knows there's nothing to this," Biden said of his former Senate colleague Sen.
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Google knows what people are searching for, while Facebook only knows "what you want your friends to think you like," Damata said.
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KURTZ: He knows that it&aposs short, it fits in a one-column headline like he knows the media can&apost resist.
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Xi knows he has a $400 billion trade problem with the U.S., and he knows that he needs to get that down.
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Yet, as soon as they lock eyes it's as if Hap knows who this is, and knows what's going to happen next.
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The show knows it's ridiculous; it also knows it's charming, warm, and emotionally grounded in a way that balances out its lunacy.
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And so you as a mom are the only one who really knows your child and knows what's best for your child.
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I know it, the lady down the street who has 11 cats knows it, and the Instagram account Movie Cats knows it.
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Anyone who knows him, or has heard him deliver a speech, knows he is an open and engaging speaker with strong opinions.
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"Anyone who knows Amber knows that she is fierce, and will fight like hell to recover as quickly as possible," Hemer said.
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Star Wars knows what everyone in this country except three FCC commissioners knows: discrimination across data speeds is a form of censorship.
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Similarly, Zenly knows before many other apps that a place is trending because it knows when people actually go to this place.
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He knows he shouldn't have trusted the statistics he was given, and he knows he should have taken questions from the press.
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How far do some of them extend, and who else knows about them — and might use them for who knows what purposes?
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Schiff said the intel committee knows "less than a fraction of what the FBI knows" about the probe into Moscow's election interference.
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She knows the Bible remarkably well, and I think she knows what passages to turn to when she needs inspiration or solace.
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Anyone who knows even the slightest bit about the Electoral College knows that the likelihood of it switching horses is extremely small.
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Axe said that if Bryan knows Chuck is a hypocrite and still lets it happen then he knows what that makes him.
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Trump knows he's not very personally liked, but it appears he also knows the public doesn't care so much about that anymore.
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"Nobody knows you and nobody knows that you are here," Herrera threatened, according to an affidavit submitted over a non-compete dispute.
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Gucci knows how to rap about murder — complete with news report footage — and knows how to showcase himself as rap's Lothario antihero.
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He knows hardship, but he also knows what it's like to live in a country that rewards people for their hard work.
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Snapchat truly built an amazing product and an amazing community and anybody who knows me knows that I'm very active on it.
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"He knows how to negotiate, he knows how to use leverage and he's very perceptive about his opponent's vulnerabilities," Mr. Rozenholc said.
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I MEAN, LET'S REMEMBER IF ANYBODY KNOWS WHAT GOES WRONG WITH THOSE MODELS, IT'S THE GUY WHO KNOWS HOW TO TEACH THEM.
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She knows she can't watch videos on the bus - and she knows what the consequences are if she goes over her plan.
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" As for the small-town vibe, he said, "the good is that everybody knows you — and the bad is everybody knows you!
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The connection between all those elements may be a little fuzzy, but no matter — Ms. Finley knows anger; she also knows entertainment.
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"She knows her father is missing, but she knows he's fine and will be home soon," his wife, Fernanda Valacco, told CNN.
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Okay. That shows to me, demonstrates to me that she knows as much about me as she knows about the wealth tax.
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I mean, let's remember – if anybody knows what goes wrong with these models, it's the guy who knows how to teach them.
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"Everyone knows my family and knows my husband Dr. Saad Salih al-Hamdani, the professor at Dijla University" in Baghdad, Jassim said.
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Sometimes that data is left exposed for anyone who knows where to look—and knows how to use free internet scanning tools.
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Peter Kafka: I brought out Amanda, one, cause she knows her shit, she knows a lot more about food than I do.
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I'd rather read a writer who knows too much about the story she is telling than a writer who knows not enough.
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"Anybody who knows me, knows that that is not my character," Warren, who was also a St. Louis police officer, told CNN.
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Lam knows this fact only too well, and she knows that she may yet lose any judicial review of the law's constitutionality.
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Anybody who knows me knows that it's incomprehensible that I would think that a woman cannot be president of the United States.
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Anybody who knows me knows that it's incomprehensible that I would think that a woman cannot be President of the United States.
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To get a closer look at what Google knows about you, try downloading a copy of everything Google knows about you, too.
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Only if she knows Hunter Hayes personally, and I don't think she would bring around any country singers she knows personally again.
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"I tell people no one knows what's in them, that no one knows what chemicals are in it or how they're interacting."
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What Manafort knows about the Trump campaign, the Russia meeting at Trump Tower being only one piece of that, Mueller now knows.
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Mr. Abrams knows the building well and, with a genial style and sharp views, knows how to navigate the national security bureaucracy.
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"He's dangerously accommodating of extremists, and anyone who knows him knows this," said C. Christine Fair, a political scientist at Georgetown University.
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He is a person of the theater, who knows the craft and knows artists and understands at the core what they do.
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"Americans know, the world knows, Kim Jong-un knows, and most importantly, the Warmbier family knows that Otto suffered a cruel death inflicted by a brutal regime serving Kim Jong-un," Representative Warren Davidson, Republican of Ohio, said on Twitter.
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Regardless of what the government knows and how it knows it, the decision of whether to make attribution evidence public is another matter.
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"He knows where he's at and he knows what he has to do to dig himself out," D'Amico said, according to the Inquirer.
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In other cases, the attackers are Lendu, but no one knows what their motives are — and no one knows who is supporting them.
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McConnell therefore knows that an open seat on the Court makes an incredible campaign fundraising pitch to the deepest-pocketed donors he knows.
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If Bran knows anything about the assassin at all, he presumably knows that same knife cut the everliving hell out of his mom.
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First of all, Marco said earlier on that President Obama knows exactly what he's doing, like we have this president that really knows.
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I believe he knows where he can have a lot of success and he knows where the openings are going to come now.
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With her own line of cosmetics, Ashley Tisdale knows skincare — and knows that a healthy glow starts with what you eat and drink.
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But anybody that knows me knows that my grandbabies are my heart, so this one won't be any different than my other two.
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"Anyone who knows me knows I don't like to speak but, my baby, I owe it to him to honor him," she said.
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"[Saito] knows me pretty well, so he knows that when I don't like a person, I really don't like a person," Taro says.
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No one knows the full answer because, thanks to a lack of transparency and information sharing rules, no one knows fully what's happening.
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Kelly Clarkson knows she has a lot of fans — but thanks to Twitter, she knows she has a lot of critics as well.
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He knows things will change when their romance is public knowledge but he also knows he can't keep it a secret for long.
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But the privacy team I'll be joining knows me well, and knows exactly how I feel about tech policy, privacy, and encrypted messaging.
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By publishing this book, Corsi is publicly airing every detail he knows about what Mueller knows, and what areas of inquiry Mueller's pursuing.
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No one knows what the cash flow is; no one knows what the company is doing," he said on "Squawk on the Street.
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He knows [the Max] has served him well and he knows it has served him safely," Calhoun said of Kelly on "Squawk Box.
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I have no idea where this idea comes from, because everyone who knows anything about early exit polls knows that they're not great.
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CNBC recently showed you how to discover what Facebook knows about you, so now we're back with data on what Google knows, too.
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Anyone who knows anything about this issue knows that student loans have been uniquely stripped of nearly every standard consumer protection there is.
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Everyone who knows or follows the security dynamics in Afghanistan knows that the forces in the country are actually trained to fight insurgents.
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"Nobody really knows where he stands, nobody really knows what he'll say," one senior GOP aide told me bluntly when this was announced.
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On New Year's Eve, Trump said he knows "things that other people don't know," and added that he knows "a lot" about hacking.
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She knows who she is and knows full well that life as the ruler of an interstellar empire will be anything but glorious.
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"Everyone who knows anything about foreign policy in South Asia knows that India consistently opposes third-party mediation re Kashmir," tweeted Democratic Rep.
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Some would say that he's going to get his work done and move back to the private sector, so who knows, who knows?
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Just as no one knows how many angels there are in heaven, no one knows how many rats live in New York City.
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He knows parties and he knows a lot of the big-name drag queens, rappers and a lot of people I don't know.
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Lynch knows where the F key is, where the J key is and he knows where your hands should rest on the keyboard.
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But McGrath knows the ins and outs of appetite as deeply, and as thoroughly, as he knows the highways and byways of America.
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Of course, Nagy knows Fangio knows this — will he plan more surprises or trust his offense to execute its bread-and-butter plays?
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But just as this city knows how to put out the welcome mat, it knows how to hold a grudge, even if playfully.
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In this episode we see that Jack Donaghy, the Sheinhardt Wig Company executive and Liz's boss, knows Liz better than she knows herself.
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Text overlaid on a picture of Mr. Prokhorov said, "Everybody who knows me knows I am a," followed by an anti-gay slur.
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If Cohen knows the details of many of his former boss' deceptions, then Graff likely knows how they were conducted and with whom.
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Anyone who knows an active user or loved one in recovery knows an opioid addiction isn't just something they can "choose" to stop.
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"But if somebody knows how to cut the Gordian knot, knows how to solve the Rubik's cube, I can't wait to see it."
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"Anybody who knows me knows how ridiculous the whole thing is," he lamented to me and everyone else within earshot along Fifth Avenue.
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They could say, 'Not only she knows what the fuck is going on in the game, she knows who the players are, she knows who used to play in the game, who used to be in the team, she's absolutely a fan.
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"People that know Donald Trump know that he knows how to stand up and he knows how to stand strong, and standing up to Russian aggression is going to be really different under a Trump-Pence administration, and everybody knows that," Pence said.
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Rebecca knows more about Harry Styles than most living people, she also knows a lot about fashion, and today we're here to discuss both.
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She knows that it will be more difficult to care for Micaela if she has severe brain defects, but Molina knows about hard work.
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He's probably the most well-known member of the court, everybody knows who he is, and yet no one really knows who he is.
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Don Luis knows this small piece of the planet like his own skin, knows the trees, the lizards, the weather, and especially the birds.
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"Masha (Yovanovitch) knows that part of the world so well, speaks the languages, knows the issues cold," retired US Ambassador James Melville told CNN.
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She knows her audience, and she knows the job she had to do Thursday night for her dad -- and she walked the tightrope flawlessly.
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Monica Lewsinky knows what it means to be publicly shamed, and she knows well the trauma and triggers that follow that shame, for years.
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YouTube is a place where my niche interests are, and so it knows that I love cooking, it knows that I love video games.
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What people say they know about climate change is a roller coaster of human ignorance—wait, everyone knows that but no one knows that?
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Everyone knows that drinking with a straw automatically ups your fancy cred, but everyone (hopefully) knows that plastic straws are a big no-no.
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What he knows, and what everyone else knows, is that on Election Day, net neutrality will be the furthest thing from Republican voters' minds.
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"And everyone who knows me knows that I am obsessed with Rihanna, so I'd say those two are pretty up there on the list."
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"She knows what my job entails, she knows that there's hazardous things that come with the job," he said prior to the season premiere.
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"LuAnn has her own style, in the sense that she knows who she is, and she knows what looks well on her," Rahm says.
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"Anyone who knows Sherri knows she is a sweetheart and wouldn't say a mean thing to anyone," a family friend told PEOPLE in December.
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If there's one guy who knows about partying, it's Diplo -- who says if there's one person who knows about rolling blunts ... it's Paris Hilton.
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She knows that the walls we have right now are working, she knows that you can't secure a 1,900-mile border without using barriers.
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My mother was always called the unofficial mayor of Winchester because she's very outgoing, and everybody in town knows her, and she knows everybody.
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The line is about 20 people long (yes, even at midnight), but he knows someone who knows someone, so they let us right in.
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Mr. Reyes knows this, and he knows you have to make the art anyway, and he makes it well, shrewdly and with upbeat panache.
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I also tend to think that Ford knows trucks and knows them well, so I give the Blue Oval the benefit of the doubt.
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He knows what he knows, which isn't everything, and is not likely to refashion his image based on a poll or a debate performance.
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Everyone knows the chief of staff has the power, but it is important that he does not act as if he knows this too.
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What makes Google special is that it knows which matching result is the most relevant; the way that it knows is through machine learning.
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"The world knows what she said, the world knows that those comments were harmful and hurtful," Mr. Espy said afterward, sounding not entirely convinced.
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"She knows what she knows," said Luqman a-Rahman, 29, an African-American who was raised Muslim in Crown Heights, midway through the tour.
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"Anyone that knows methamphetamine knows how destructive it is to families so it's definitely important to not have that circulating in our communities," Capt.
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And Russell knows what he's supposed to say, and he knows what he's not allowed to say, and uses that to hide the truth.
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A colleague of mine's brother has a friend who knows him," she said, referring to Mr. Madsen, "and another colleague knows Kim Wall's parents.
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"Anybody knows me knows that it's incomprehensible that I would think that a woman could not be president of the United States," Sanders said.
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"Every Jew knows someone who knows someone who met on JDate," said Aaron Young, Spark's former vice president for business development and strategic partnerships.
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NBC knows how to run a successful late night show, but Singh knows what people on YouTube want when they click on a video.
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He knows how an economy runs, he knows what needs to be done to make it healthier for all Americans, and he's not there.
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" He adds ... "Next time you send a motherf***er, don't send one who knows how to run, send one who knows how to fight.
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Anyone who knows writer-director Rian Johnson's pre-Star Wars: The Last Jedi work understands the man knows how to play around with genres.
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Stapleton knows what any human worth their weight in gold knows, that sometimes looking too hard is what gets us in the most trouble.
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Nina knows you may not love her, and she knows this because her own mother told her there's no such thing as unconditional love.
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Everyone who knows anything about comic book history knows that the most valuable comic you can possibly find is Action Comics Issue No. 1.
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I get that a lot where people will say, "Hey my kid knows you," or, "My brother knows your videos," or something like that.
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"Cooking together is how we bonded and anyone who knows me knows nothing makes me happier than gathering loved ones around a table," she explains.
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"Anyone who knows Montel knows that he is an exercise enthusiast," Jonathan Franks, Williams' spokesman, said in a statement on Thursday posted to social media.
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In the end, the alliance knows how to talk to him and it knows how to influence the security apparatus that sits round any president.
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" Everyone who knows the first lady, he adds, "knows that Donna Hanover is an extremely caring person and an excellent mother dedicated to her children.
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He was condemning me to depend on such serious treatment with God knows what consequences, and God only knows from what hidden motivations or reasons.
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As I'm sure wise old Bernstein knows, you need more than a second to evaluate a date; who knows if they would have had chemistry.
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"Anyone who knows Amber knows that she is fierce, and will fight like hell to recover as quickly as possible," Hemer wrote on the page.
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" Kimball denied Cooper's allegations, telling PEOPLE in a statement, "Anyone who knows me… knows that I say all the time that I'm not a celebrity.
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Someone Knows Something So much of solving crimes is about tracking down the right people, because at the end of the day, someone knows something.
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We all know Gigi Hadid knows her way around the runway, but have you ever wondered if the supermodel knows her way around the kitchen?
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"Everybody who knows me and has known me for a long time knows I've been working on a book for about 2628 years," she said.
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One thing about Ruiz … he knows he's taken Joshua's best shot, and he knows he has the tools and hand speed to give Joshua problems.
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"The reason we won is because Mississippi knows me and knows my heart, and thank you for stepping up Mississippi," Hyde-Smith told the crowd.
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Anyone who knows me knows I am an arachnophobe, I can't tolerate store-bought mayonnaise and I am a big proponent of wild American shrimp.
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Even after it cleared up before, I knew I wanted to have an infectious disease specialist who knows me and knows these kinds of infections.
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"I'm with her, he knows that, he won't mess with her, he knows that she's my girlfriend," Mr. Tarantino said, describing his attitude back then.
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Bran, who knows Jon is Dany's nephew, and Samwell Tarly, who knows that this gives Jon a better claim on the Iron Throne than Dany.
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"Nobody knows Volgograd, but everybody knows Stalingrad," said Roman Shkoda, a local historian and media personality who favors a return to the original name, Tsaritsyn.
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"She knows about what's going on at the border, she knows about shootings and racism, and she has become this kindness superhero," Peterson told CNN.
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Barbara Corcoran knows real estate and knows the market is grinding to a halt, but she also says now's the time to score a steal.
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"Anybody that knows me knows that it's incomprehensible that I would think that a woman could not be president of the United States," he said.
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Gililland knows there will always be bigoted people in academia, but she also knows these people are powerless without the institutions that prop them up.
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" It is a question she could answer, because she knows the landscape of Herald Square almost as well as she knows the landscape of "Gatsby.
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A friend utilizes this tool for sexts when she's horny but knows she shouldn't send unsolicited messages about face-sitting to people she barely knows.
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" Sanders added: "Anybody who knows me, knows that it's incomprehensible that I would think that a woman could not be president to the United States.
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"Anyone who knows me knows that it is incomprehensible that I do not think a woman could be president of the United States," Sanders said.
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Wallis knows how to tell a story, but he also knows when to step back and let the participants speak for themselves, often with eloquence.
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Monaco knows its place, knows that sooner or later it will have to cash in on its prospects and allow them to fly the nest.
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If Giuliani knows Mueller is almost done, then he knows it's unlikely Mueller will be willing to go to court over a prolonged subpoena fight.
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"There was virtually no lobbying for the policy shift because he (Trump) knows us, he knows what we believe," Evans told Reuters in New York.
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Higuaín knows his name will be jeered, his every touch whistled; he knows he will be defamed and insulted on the banners in the stands.
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"Masha (Yovanovitch) knows that part of the world so well, speaks the languages, knows the issues cold," retired US Ambassador James Melville told CNN Wednesday.
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Comey knows — and knows that we all now know — that if he had done what in fact he had told Congress he would do, i.e.
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"Everyone knows Grandma Chaem, knows that she is living in this village, but we don't know her background, what she did," said Keo Khuot, 56.
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"Anybody who knows the voters of Minnesota knows that they can't be told what to do," Ms. Smith said at the State Capitol after Gov.
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What I love about it is that it's this continuous conversation, because she knows what Jamie's been doing and she knows what I've been doing.
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The man is essentially Radiohead's sixth member; he knows the band's process inside out, and he knows how to get the best out of them.
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"For a long time, there just hasn't been an intermediate between what a chef knows and what a deer hunter in Wisconsin knows," he said.
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Clinton knows whom she needs to win over, she knows what they want to hear, and she figures out the policies they need to see.
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"But God knows, so I'm good."
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Why You Should Be Loyal To Your Colorist The main reason is intuitive — your colorist knows your hair, and thereby knows how to keep it healthy.
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Ms. Robinson, who is black, says her daughter now knows about Hanukkah, understands what a menorah is and knows the difference between being Pakistani and Chinese.
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"Anyone that knows me personally or has been following me throughout the years knows that I do not have a relationship with my father," Buku explained.
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Everyone who knows Bond knows Ian Fleming is the British former naval intelligence officer who wrote the 14 novels that gave rise to the roguish spy.
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"Scott knows that it gets to me when he calls me controlling because he knows that's how I had to be in our relationship," she said.
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As in, anyone who knows me knows that when "Uptown Funk" comes on at the club, I break into my very own special brand of choreography.
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"If you're an avid Facebook user, chances are Facebook knows more about you than the U.S. government knows about you," Warner said on Axios on HBO.
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It also has Amazon Dash, which knows how much detergent you use and can automatically order new detergent when it knows you're about to run out.
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A router knows the number and brands of the internet-connected devices you have at home, and it knows when you're at home using those devices.
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Green knows organized labor doesn't enjoy that heroic reputation everywhere, and he knows that's become especially true in the political climate of the last 220 years.
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There's this level of Angela that knows how to manipulate people and she knows that dressing a certain way is going to help her get ahead.
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And anybody who knows anything about hip-hop knows that hip-hop for years has borrowed from comic books—and specifically, by and large, from Marvel.
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There was some debate about this in the Vox Game of Thrones Slack room, since, after all, Arya doesn't know that Littlefinger knows that she knows.
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His kids were his life," she wrote, adding, "and anyone who knew him knows that and knows he didn't give a f*#k about social media.
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And when it comes to the red carpet, Rihanna always knows when to make the right move — whether she's knows it at the time or not.
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She knows he went to see him, she knows about the portraits, and even though Philip denies it, she straight up asks him about the party.
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Reusable straws Everyone knows that drinking with a straw automatically ups your fancy cred, but everyone (hopefully) knows that plastic straws are a big no-no.
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She knows a guy from Dubai who knows a guy that's a life coach, and she thinks a life coach might be exactly what Rob needs.
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The pitcher knows what Cabrera can do, and we know the pitcher knows, and we know he's going to be extra careful because of that knowledge.
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As far as Jody knows, her unique pet is "one of a kind," but she knows there are other little donkeys out there that need care.
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His sentiment was that press in the United States was controlled with a Zionist interest—and anyone who knows David's history knows his position on Zionists.
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"Anyone who knows me or has worked with me knows I am not someone who would intentionally offend or knowingly make anyone feel uneasy," Freeman wrote.
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"Anyone who knows me or has worked with me knows I am not someone who would intentionally offend or knowingly make anyone feel uneasy," he said.
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And the fact that he knows it and, therefore, knows what he's doing with this faux attempt at moral relativism makes him all the more dangerous.
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"No one knows who the prime minister is of Serbia or the president is of Switzerland, but everyone knows Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer," he said.
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"Anyone who knows me knows how important flowers and plants are to me," said Mr. Masson, who for decades ran the dining room at La Grenouille.
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Escobar's organization is frittering away and he knows it, just as Gaviria refuses to accept the attorney general's pleas to negotiate, because he knows it, too.
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Does this portend the inability of current politics that knows no compromise, that knows no civil discourse, that only sees a way forward confined with blinders?
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Indeed, anybody who knows anything about Italy also knows that the Italian people, and Italy's political establishment of all stripes, are not against the European Union.
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I can't tell if her feelings are genuine, or if she's using him since he's her neighbor/he knows about the bones/possibly knows something else.
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And anyone who really knows about that issue knows that hospital consolidation, which has been on steroids for almost two decades now, is the real culprit.
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"Kawhi was super, but he's getting paid to be super and he knows it, and he relishes the challenges and knows his responsibilities," Popovich told reporters.
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Narratively speaking, these stories evoke that famous line in Leonard Cohen's greatest song, 'Everybody knows that the war is over/Everybody knows the good guys lost.
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She knows that Trust in the Law, the movie he watched as a child, isn't reality, because she knows white people will never trust black ones.
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In this globalized era, the Irish star Rory McIlroy knows the Americans' games and characters better than he knows those of some of his European teammates.
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"Anyone who knows me, knows that performing has always been my favorite part of working in music," he wrote alongside a poster for the new dates.
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More than that, the Anonymous NFL Front Office Guy knows what the future looks like, and knows that he is not necessarily a part of it.
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"Anybody who knows me knows I'm a feminist who supports women's rights and is 100 percent behind this whole 'Me Too' thing," he told Grub Street.
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No one knows what the ultimate catalyst will be, and no one knows exactly when or how these technology waves will come together in rising amplitude.
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Jeter knows he must earn the trust of the skeptical fans in Miami, but he also knows they have not supported the team he broke up.
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As a pediatrician, he knows that extended screen time is not ideal, but he also knows that it's the reality of all our lives right now.
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"But anybody who knows me knows that it's incomprehensible that I would think that a woman could not be president to the United States," Sanders added.
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He knows he has to make a decision, and knows he would have a tough fight against Blackburn if she continued to run, the sources said.
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He knows media, he knows how to do this, and there's something to be said for someone who has some savvy in terms of media relationships.
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Sharif-Drinkard said we assume management knows what we do, but just because your job is hard, it doesn't mean your boss knows everything you're doing.
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Everyone knows she's not Trump — she knows how to use a noun and a verb and is intellectually coherent about what she wants and doesn't want.
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Now it's a vaguely tech-savvy story about the surveillance state (represented by the guy who knows when you've been sleeping and knows when you're awake).
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"Scott Gottlieb is the one choice for commissioner who knows what FDA must do, and, more importantly, knows how to execute on that strategy," he said.
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If my daughter sees her reflection in a bowl of water, she knows the image is illusory; she knows she is not actually in the bowl.
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Sonic Mania knows all that, and also knows what caused the Sonic Bloat that got in the way of many of the speedy hedgehogs later adventures.
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Your mom knows this and she checks on it every once in a while, so she knows when you put more money in or spend it.
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"Anyone who knows me knows that I will continue to work on SpongeBob SquarePants and my other passions for as long as I am able," Hillenburg said.
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Plus, Judy knows Jen killed Steve, and whether or not they become friends again, Jen probably shouldn't take down the person who knows she killed someone too.
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Then, you need to touch a display — big as it may be — that's been poked at by who knows how many people with who knows what germs.
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Although she knows Tyrion's weak points (believing Cersei, trusting and serving Daenerys), she also knows that he operates in good faith, and that he cares about her.
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Death Stranding knows this, just like it also knows the various ways that games and social media try to manipulate human psychology to foster engagement and dependence.
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Who knows what the results out of Iowa are at this point (no, seriously, who knows), so tonight's debaters all got in thanks to polls and donors.
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Her initial union with Wagner, an actor who "knows everyone in Hollywood," a source who knows him tells PEOPLE, captured the then-youthful couple at their peak.
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He knows its performances have long been the gold standard in women's soccer, and he knows that the expectation is that nothing he does will change that.
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Perhaps Flynn knows more about why Trump may have been so keen to urge the FBI to back off from him, and told Mueller what he knows.
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When the 20-year-old asks her boyfriend if he knows what her favorite ice cream is, he proves he knows both her preferred flavor and brand.
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"Anyone who knows us knows that we love history, and often dress the part of historical figures," Goldbach wrote in a now-deleted post, according to WEHT.
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"Everybody who knows him knows there's a problem there," says his former business manager Norman Pardo, who has visited Simpson at the Nevada prison where he's incarcerated.
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Sure, everyone who knows me knows that I am the world's least athletic person ever to exist — but that doesn't mean I don't enjoy other people's athleticism!
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Not just your Facebook post, but your phones know where you are physically, your Fitbit knows your heart rate, your calendar knows where you're going to be.
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" Facing extraordinary backlash, including from Republican leaders, Trump released a videotaped apology hours later, saying, "Anyone who knows me knows these words don't reflect who I am.
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He knows what he needs, and he knows what works, so he often goes to Harris with nuances as specific as elbow position for a particular exercise.
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Trump knows the tax code far better than anyone who has ever run for President and his is the only one that knows how to fix it.
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"Bad choices have bad consequences… I am disappointed in myself… Especially since everyone who knows me knows I'm the queen of Uber/Lyft," Kirschenheiter wrote, in part.
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His 1D songwriting chops (and who knows how involved he really was) prove that for better or worse, Liam Payne knows his way around a pop song.
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Only an expert sailor knows how to navigate the hidden shoals and reefs of the law, knows how to find safe harbor even in a vicious storm.
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Jon and Dany would never spot his hidden motivations without help, but Tyrion knows Jaime's tawdry secret, and he knows just as well that Cersei is pregnant.
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He knows he's on the right side, and he's proud of it, but he'll only do what he does if he knows he'll get paid for it.
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The U.S. president-elect knows that people need stories, and he knows that if he wishes to be and remain under the spotlight, he must supply them.
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With more than 300,000 Twitter followers, he knows his reach is large, but he also knows that he is reaching only a small slice of hockey fans.
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That fellow who has been standing behind a machine for 2202 years, who knows it better than the people who built it, really knows what to do.
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Nobody who knows the game is hung up on his 16-10 record, he has nothing to prove to anyone who knows their onions in that regard.
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He definitely knows my excuse was a lie because I made a joke about it once, but I don't think he knows it's because of his dick.
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Everyone knows the puck is going there and everyone knows he'll be there, yet he has continually victimized teams from his signature spot for over a decade.
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"Anyone who knows me knows that my love of Delaware is absolute," McBride said, glancing out the coffee shop window in the direction of the White House.
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"You know, I'm Michel Platini — everybody knows me, everybody knows me," he said, repeating the final clause to emphasize how hard he had found those early months.
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This woman is probably going to die, and she knows about it and everybody knows about it, so you cannot imagine a more dramatic or deep situation.
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As anyone knows who has ever worked in customer service knows, when the rich guy demands to speak to your manager, it's about it to get ugly.
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Paul knows by now who he's dealing with, and he knows there will be no time to talk Primo and Don Salvatore out of their murderous rage.
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He has participated in it extensively for decades, knows how you can get things done and also knows how painfully difficult it is to get things done.
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You've got to keep a fascist out of the White House,'" Kaine said, adding that Obama "knows me and he knows that I could tend to err.
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"He knows the Republican Party can afford this showdown much less than he can because he knows they could lose its majority in the House," he said.
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Trump knows the tax code far better than anyone who has ever run for president and he is the only one that knows how to fix it.
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In this nutty, brilliant, wonderful, hard business that we have, it&aposs nice to have somebody who&aposs anchored and knows you, really knows all of you.
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And, who knows, if the mandate does affect home prices on the margin, it might shift incentives toward building taller residences, which god knows California could use.
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Anyone who knows anything about Instagram knows posting more than one photo at once (even more than one photo in the same day) is a cardinal sin.
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" And a former adviser in President Bill Clinton's White House who has remained close to the team told PEOPLE that Abedin's troubles are a personal matter – not a political one: "Anyone who knows the Clintons – and knows Huma's relationship with with them – knows they're not seeing this as political.
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In this fairly basic act of sexual communication—Tess knows Jack is drawn to her, knows he can help her to get what she wants, and knows that one of the many things she wants is him—Tess McGill still stands out as an uncommon kind of Hollywood heroine.
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Mr. Trump knows the tax code far better than anyone who has ever run for President and he is the only one that knows how to fix it.
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Prince wants to help, but knows he and the woman don't belong together in the long run, and he also knows she wants more than a casual fling.
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"If Target knows that you're pregnant, it sure as heck knows if you're bipolar, as patterns of spending money is one of the things used in professional diagnosis. "
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It knows your elevation, it knows your timezone, and if you haven't left the city you're in since you last connected to Wi-Fi, you're pretty much borked.
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Roosh knows that his fans are not in any real danger, but he also knows they want to believe that their lives are imperiled by the feminist threat.
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The President of the United States very likely knows what he said on that call, and knows that not every word he said was in the rough transcript.
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Prediction: A Way To Gather Friends Offline Facebook knows who all of your friends are, knows when they're online, and it's where you already go when you're bored.
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French Montana knows knows how to walk a tightrope ... skirting the issue Kanye raised in song ... whether someone married to a Kardashian thinks about banging the other Kardashians.
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"We have been very cautious, because everybody knows what the uncertainties are – (for example) Brexit – and no-one knows how it is going to play out," Thiam added.
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She told PEOPLE at the New York premiere of the movie that she knows Amal Clooney's family and knows they won't need any help raising Ella and Alexander.
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" Opening up on The View further about that decision, Biden shared, "Look, everybody knows — I think everybody knows, we didn't only serve together, but our families are close.
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"Anybody that knows me knows that I take care of my kids, if I ever open back up this won't happen again," Thornton said at the press conference.
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"Anyone who knows about Donald Trump his career knows that this is a man that has given away tens of millions of dollars to charitable causes," Pence said.
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Macron knows what he stands for and exactly where he stands politically, and he knows that this is where a large part of French society stands politically, too.
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The NFL knows that, and also knows that if you're going to shell out $3,000 for one Super Bowl ticket, you want to be entertained. All. Game. Long.
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But, he knows when the first violin should be playing, and he knows when the trumpets should be loud or soft, and when the drummer should be drumming.
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If you drop a frog into a pot of boiling water, he automatically will try to jump out—he knows it's dangerous, he knows it's threatening to him.
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The first AI knows almost nothing about how people look, and the second AI knows almost nothing about how to tell AI-generated pictures apart from real ones.
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As fans knows, right now Bran Stark, played by Isaac Hempstead Wright, is the only one who knows his true parentage, having learned about it in a vision.
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Enfield knows when to let Reinhardt, who boasts a NBA-caliber skillset on the wing, shot hunt; far more crucially, the coach knows when to rein him in.
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While Amazon has your credit card information and knows your shopping history, Google knows how you search the web, providing an intensely personal view into a consumer's habits.
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"Anyone who knows Bill Clinton knows if he runs into someone at the airport by chance he's going to come up and say hello to them," he said.
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Whether he's dressing himself or styling his celebrity clients, stylist Brad Goreski knows clothes — and knows the best hacks to make garments look, feel and smell their best.
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Mr. Waititi knows that we love to cry at sad and bad times, but he also knows that people in pain need to get on with their lives.
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As a practical matter, no one knows what withdrawing from Nafta would mean — just as no one knows what "Brexit" means for Britain and the rest of Europe.
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" The designer says the 74-year-old Mueller's extended finger "pokes holes in flimsy alibis," and he sports a fixed gaze "because he knows you know he knows.
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She knows her Thoreau, her Dickinson, her Merton, her Ecclesiastes, her Book of Job; she also knows her Darwin, her Einstein, her Oppenheimer, her luciferin and her luciferase.
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But he knows Satan gets the best lines in Paradise Lost and everyone knows that Darth Vader is a cool badass character and Luke is a lame weenie.
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On the internet, just like nobody knows you are a dog, nobody knows you're not really a famous hacker—and famous hackers can make a lot of money.
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Name Withheld Since your friend knows about your situation, and knows how you feel about the woman who called you a liar, she has a conflict of loyalties.
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"All his friends, all his family...everyone that knows him knows it's not going to work," Barbara told Chris Harrison from the audience, eliciting groans from the crowd.
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Whatever you think of him, he knows how to make TV. He knows how to make TV and "The Apprentice" is a good example of that, ironically. Yeah.
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So you've got a friend who knows someone who is going out with someone who lives with someone who knows these people having a fucking amazing-sounding party.
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" Not the "Road Trip Astronaut" or the "Love Triangle Astronaut" or "That Astronaut Who Knows a Lot About Science but Apparently Knows Little About the Ways of Love.
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To have someone the caliber of Frankie riding her, and especially the way he knows her and knows what she is capable of, is a big plus factor.
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But he knows when the first violin should be playing, and he knows when the trumpets should be loud or soft, and when the drummer should be drumming.
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"Anybody who knows me knows that it's incomprehensible that I would think that a woman could not be the president of the United States," the Vermont senator said.
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Now that he knows how to blackmail, he also knows how to earn a shred more respect: Have a bougie name and suck up to Logan Roy. Cheers!
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With the selfie, such issues don't come up because she's taught herself how to shoot, she knows what looks good, and she knows how to make it so.
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So, it's on now: Olivia knows it was Cyrus but can't prove it; Fitz doesn't believe (or want to believe) it was Cyrus and is going to need concrete evidence; and Cyrus knows Olivia knows he did it, so the power dynamic trifecta of Fitz-Olivia-Cyrus is back in play.
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"Basically you have to be a biologist that knows how to climb trees, knows how to feed baby parrots, knows how to identify if a baby parrot is going to struggle, can do things like swap eggs around, and support the breeding females to raise as many as possible," he said.
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He will lead with courage, never vacillating when facing our enemies or our competitors; and he knows, he knows that the advantage — Donald Trump knows that the advantage in life, in business, and in wartime goes to the competitor that does not flinch and does not broadcast his game plan.
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Back in November, when Graham first suggested the Bidens would be investigated, Joe Biden expressed the same ire: "I am disappointed, and quite frankly I'm angered, by the fact -- he knows me; he knows my son; he knows there's nothing to this," the former vice president said of Graham, a Republican.
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"I am disappointed and quite frankly I am angered by the fact, he knows me, he knows my son, he knows there's nothing to this," Biden said in a terse exchange that could call into question his claim that he can work across the aisle with Republicans if elected president.
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Obviously it's excellent fun, and shows that while SOPHIE knows when to pull back, she also knows when to throw everything at a track, and make it all stick.
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Sure, they might not be the goofiest sign in all of astrology, but anyone who knows a Capricorn knows they have a bone-dry, even caustic, sense of humor.
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We don't know if Sivana knows that part of Shazam's power transforms Billy into a ripped Levi, but he knows that he wants whatever it is the wizard has.
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When I asked L'Oreal and Withings how it knows this, they said it's because the brush knows when you've spent a lot of time and effort brushing tangled hair.
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"Anyone who knows me knows I would not hesitate to do the same, as would most career IRS public servants, regardless of any political preference," he told the paper.
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"She's extremely sad that we're not still in 'cause she knows how much this means to me and to Tony, and she knows how hard we worked," Maples said.
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My co-workers know this, my family knows this, and now the guy I've been seeing knows this, because after we hang out, his face is covered in sparkles.
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" He continued, "Anyone who knows Uma knows that going into her trailer, and screaming at her to do something is not the way to get her to do something.
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He knows when I need it to be just raw and rock 'n' roll and simple, and then he knows when he needs to write a beautiful flowing melody.
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And everybody that knows my son knows that he is a laid back, quiet individual that works hard every day, pays taxes and comes home and plays video games.
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She knows that they're rich and proud, but the visit – for Nick's old friend's wedding – will test and stretch the meaning of pride and affluence as Rachel knows it.
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Anyone who knows Brooklyn knows the museum, and particularly for their Target First Saturdays parties that invite people to check out exhibits and enjoy a dance party for free.
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The atmosphere is conducive to deep conversation, while not being too heavy—jovial Jupiter knows how to create a celebratory energy, and Mercury knows how to keep things moving.
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So, what I put on my LinkedIn profile is get to me through a reference, through someone who knows you and knows me and can recommend you to me.
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Played by Mr Garfield as a goofily grinning rube, Desmond knows he is right; his angelic fiancee (Teresa Palmer) know he is right; his family knows he is right.
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"Well, everybody knows Andy, everybody knows that when he goes onto the court he gives 100 percent," the soft-spoken Bautista Agut told reporters at Melbourne Park on Saturday.
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Anyone who knows the lore of presidential politics knows candidates play to the extremists in their party during the primaries and move to the middle in the general election.
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Nobody knows what ISIS is, nobody knows who is leading it, who is alive, who is not alive, I mean we're really not talking about too many diplomatic solutions.
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"Anyone that knows me personally or has been following me throughout the years knows that I do not have a relationship with my father," Abi said in her statement.
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She is too young to grasp all the nuance of what she sees, but she knows it is monumental, and she knows the people doing it look like her.
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But President Trump no doubt knows far more about it than the rest of us, and what he knows — or what he fears — appears to be a consuming preoccupation.
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He knows what our city has to offer; and as the web's biggest retailer, he knows what he's getting in setting up shop in Long Island City: a discount.
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Gale Brewer knows Manhattan the way LeBron James knows a basketball court: both have spent so much time on it that they have a photographic memory of every step.
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Bolton "knows some of my thoughts" and "knows what I think about leaders," Trump said, warning of the repercussions of his former aide divulging sensitive information on world affairs.
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Of course anyone who knows my story knows I've suffered a lot of loss but the only loss I can compare this to is when I lost my son.
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"I was very conflicted at first if I wanted to do this, but anyone who knows me knows that I like to live life to the fullest!" she wrote.
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"It wasn't just language — [Parnas] knows the terrain; he knows Ukraine and all of that," said Corallo, who serves as spokesperson for Toensing and diGenova on the Firtash case.
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This means anyone who knows at least 10 women of childbearing age -- a category that includes, hopefully, all of us -- most likely knows someone who has had a miscarriage.
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Hell, even Angelo — despite his misdeeds — knows this.
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As every first grader knows, blue + yellow = green.
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Perhaps only God -- and Satan -- knows for sure.
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" - Tim, 237 "I'm a millionaire, only family knows.
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Many — nobody knows how many — lost their licenses.
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It doesn't have to be spelled out that Darius likely would've been given a pass if he weren't black because Darius knows this, Atlanta knows this, and we know this.
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But the other side of me was saying, This is a famous spy — everyone knows his name, and every bartender in the world knows he likes martinis shaken, not stirred.
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The professor knows a guy who knows a guy, and after some negotiating they end up with ten plates of NASA-grade maraging steel, an ultra-hard corrosion-resistant alloy.
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But the other side of me was saying, This is a famous spy—everyone knows his name, and every bartender in the world knows he likes martinis shaken, not stirred.
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"He knows the two poles of India's foreign and strategic policy ... he's been ambassador in both countries, he knows how they work, particularly the United States," Deo said of Jaishankar.
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"Anyone who knows me knows that I'm obsessed with off-the-shoulder anything, which is why this dress was one of my favorites," says Stanton of the $252 pink design.
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The communist god-king knows he would have to respond, and for all his braggadocio he knows that escalation could lead to his own demise, as well as his regime's.
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Together, Baker and Prince make it achingly clear what Moonee knows, and what Moonee doesn't know, and what Moonee doesn't think she knows but can somehow sense all the same.
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Trump may not care about the rights of Uyghurs in Xinjiang, but China knows what's going on there, and it knows it deeply tarnishes the regime on the world stage.
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Now, many years later, she knows how everything works and is just choosing to challenge Diane and Cary's authority because she's learned so much and knows she's a great lawyer.
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Beyoncé knows that this holiday of love can get cheesy and overplayed so she steered clear of chocolate hearts, perfume, and jewelry and went with what she knows best: fashion.
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Josh Duhamel knows Fergie sings "Big Girls Don't Cry," but he also knows she could definitely use a little pick-me-up after her national anthem debacle -- and Josh delivered.
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Amazon knows its target audience and knows that its customers don't want to be fiddling with a bunch of wires and gadgets to get a smart home up and running.
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But like the hedgehog in the Greek parable about that slow-moving animal and the quick, bright fox , the fox knows many things while the hedgehog knows one big thing.
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She knows how to manipulate and she knows the politics — she's had a front seat for this kind of thing from the moment she was a prisoner for the Lannisters.
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"The problem with his comments [is] he's either incredibly out of touch, or he knows a problem nobody else knows," said Dennis Kelleher, CEO of financial reform group Better Markets.
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This is, 'OK, the guy's unstable, everyone inside knows it, everyone outside knows it, let's see if we can find a viable alternative,'" Scaramucci said Monday on CNN's "New Day.
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At times, it can be hard to tell whether Travis is a sports pundit who knows a bit about politics, or a political adept who knows a bit about sports.
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He greets everyone he knows (and he knows everyone) in a voice that booms like a bugle call at sunrise or a ram's horn on the Jewish High Holy Days.
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Now that he knows how it went down (historic, unreal finish), Jeezy says he's got no regrets because he knows ATL will be back in the big game next year.
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The 3-year-old doesn't really understand what's happening but knows his mother isn't there, while the 11-year-old knows and understands why his mother is gone, Manzanarez said.
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Of course anyone who knows my story knows I&aposve suffered a lot of loss but the only loss I can compare this to is when I lost my son.
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Mulvaney knows that he is the "chief of staff" but that the two words "of staff" are the bolded text — and he knows the importance of letting Trump be Trump.
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He knows his customer, and, most importantly, he knows his customer is willing to spend 25% more on a night out in that neighborhood than in American Cut's Tribeca location.
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During the press call, Rosen repeatedly dodged questions to clarify whether Facebook knows anything about who the hackers were, or even if the company knows at all at this point.
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"Lauren being there gives me confidence, but it's not that she knows who we are, but that she knows what great content is," said Ms. Wasserstein, of New York Media.
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On one level, everybody knows that television news is a big deal, everyone knows that Fox News is the most widely viewed cable network, and everyone knows that there is a complicated interrelationship between Fox and the GOP that is qualitatively different from the relationship between the Democratic Party and any media outlet.
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"The Duchess of Sussex is up to date on all the different options, she knows what she's doing, she's done her research and she knows exactly what she is looking for."
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"Anyone who knows Sherri knows she is a sweetheart and wouldn't say a mean thing to anyone," Papini family friend Nick Hurley tells PEOPLE in this week's issue, on newsstands now.
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What they want is a partner who knows that the soccer jersey needs to be washed before tomorrow's game, and they want a partner who knows that now, without being told.
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"Anyone who knows Noon knows he does not fuck with the pool (so proud mom moment) he got to the first step all on his own 🤗," Zendaya wrote on Twitter.
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Since Google, for instance, knows what people search for, it also knows how they ask questions, which will help make its digital assistant (creatively called "Assistant") work well in different languages.
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But anyone who knows me knows that I have a super filthy sense of humor… I've never been able to express it to the public… My parents are gonna be horrified.
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BF: There's an aspect to Mr. World (Crispin Glover) as he's introduced to Shadow that is unsettling, in that he knows so much about Shadow and knows so much about people.
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Oone look at its website and it's immediately clear that the sister duo behind the brand, Guia and Isotta Cleps, knows their audience — and knows how to achieve that "influencer" look.
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"Anyone who knows me or has worked with me knows I am not someone who would intentionally offend or knowingly make anyone feel uneasy," Freeman said in a statement released Thursday.
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All she knows is that, the world to her is D+Evolution and she's here to be loud about it and sing about it, because it's what she knows and loves.
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Trainer Doug O'Neill (above, right, with Nyquist before the race) described the horse as a focused, confident athlete that knows when to hold back and knows when to pour it on.
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Lance Stephenson says he knows firsthand how hard DeMarcus Cousins was working prior to his devastating ACL injury ... telling TMZ Sports he feels bad for Boogie, but knows he'll be back!!
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Since North Korea knows that the US knows just how unattractive the military option is, it would be very difficult for Washington to convince Pyongyang that it was serious about it.
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Graham did say that she knows that Amy Sherman-Palladino (the Gilmore Girls creator) and Alexis Bledel discussed it and she knows they have a "truth" between them about the paternity.
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Not just because China may be about to witness big changes, but mainly because nobody knows if the rumours are true—since nobody knows what goes on inside China's senior echelons.
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BUT HERE'S THE POINT YOU'RE GETTING TO, AND YOU'RE RIGHT: THE WHOLE WORLD KNOWS – THE WHOLE WORLD KNOWS THAT CHINA CANNOT CONTINUE TO BEHAVE ILLEGAL AND UNFAIRLY, AS THEY HAVE. OKAY?
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"This president is a guy that knows how to fight, fight for our agenda, knows how to fight for all of what we're doing to make America great again," Pence said.
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"Trump knows that Marco has the momentum in Florida and is afraid because he knows losing those 99 delegates to Marco will be a turning point in this race," Conant said.
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Here's the thing: No one really knows what Cohen knows (or doesn't) about the President himself, the 2016 campaign, the first family or the many business dealings of the Trump Organization.
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By now, she knows the address of the shelter across the street, so when she is handed records for new students with that familiar marker, she knows where they are staying.
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"The computer knows how old you are; it knows roughly when you're going to retire — let's say 21 [years old] — and then it creates a nice portfolio for you," Sethi explains.
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We had Kevin Ratterman mix it; he's worked with us a lot and played a lot of shows with us and really knows us and also knows that record really well.
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Bezos knows there won't be one AI to rule them all, and he also knows that an optimal network of conversational AIs will be able to automatically distribute across AI agents.
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"All his friends, all his family...everyone that knows him knows it's not going to work," Barbara said to the disdain of the crowd, who actually booed her at some point.
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"Anyone who knows the history of Los Angeles knows what a big deal this is," said Matt Pearce, a national correspondent with the paper and a member of the organizing committee.
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Hanna Olivas knows that she is dying from multiple myeloma, a rare blood cancer, and she knows exactly how she wants her loved ones to think about her when she's gone.
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"Of course anyone who knows my story knows I've suffered a lot of loss but the only loss I can compare this to is when I lost my son," he said.
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I barely know this girl, and yet she knows me, knows my "brand," and I am overwhelmed by the desire to tell her that I am fake, that I am heartbroken.
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One in four parents say their child knows a peer or classmate with depression, and one in 10 say their child knows a peer or classmate who has died by suicide.
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The problem is that after decades in public life everyone knows him, and from months of news coverage almost everyone knows he has been accused of sexual assault by many women.
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And yet anyone who knows anything about the Vatican knows that some of the book's gossip is simply true — just as the other critiques of Catholicism have some correspondence to reality.
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Everyone knows that major revisions are needed, but no one knows what to do about it except to kick the can down the road and act like everything is hunky-dory.
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The NFL is a closed system, and a smug one; it knows only what it knows, and does not really care to know much about what lies outside of that circle.
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He's family — but does that mean he knows best?
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Maya knows what will — and won't — ensnare people's attention.
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I mean, no other president -- he knows the president.
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The FCC one ... Well, who knows if it will.
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Who knows — something could topple "Despacito" in a week.
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" Prosecutors also claim that "Guzmán's influence knows no bounds.
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PERINO: ... facilitate conversation, because everybody knows what you mean.
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" He says he also knows it "doesn't last forever.
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Who knows who they are - some could be ISIS.
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And he knows the craic on #GrenfellTower & the voiceless.
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One of those towns where everyone knows everyone -- Peth.
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She's paranoid, practically hallucinating a threat — Mike knows this.
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Obama knows Missy Elliott – and her music – extremely well.
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"They must leave Congo — everyone knows that," he said.
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He knows most people -- including his family -- doubt him.
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The case is about conspiracy -- and Giuliani knows this.
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I want to win — I think everybody knows that.
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Whoo Kid says he knows ... and he's naming names.
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At the end, they'll be — who knows what happens.
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But Wheeler has a weak hand — and knows it.
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Simpson already knows how it ends ... so, no biggie.
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TEL AVIV — Dragan Bender knows the comparisons are coming.
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Enough about me — you're the one who knows Pence.
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This kangaroo looks like it knows how to chill ...
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This monkey looks like it knows what its doing ...
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At the end, they'll be -- who knows what happens?
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Maybe the Democrats are putting that out - who knows.
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Wilcox knows how to seek out -- and find -- officials.
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Then there's Arizona and Utah — about which, who knows?
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But Facebook comes out with something and ... It knows.
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".... (sigh.) .... "I wonder if anybody knows I like pizza?
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" She knows now that it is "an immense machine.
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Eminem knows that Republicans buy songs — his songs — too.
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Maybe there are more — no one knows for sure.
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" Trump added the tart kicker: "Mother knows best, Jeb!
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Nobody knows for sure, & history will be the judge.
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Nobody knows for sure, & history will be the judge.
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He's almost 80 years old — and he knows it.
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Sometimes losing is winning — something Brooks Koepka knows well.
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He knows he can always get more — as needed.
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Now that he knows, Should he stay or Leave ???
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Now that he knows, Should he stay or Leave ???
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Who knows better ' n I do what normal is ?
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" On taxes: "Nobody knows more about taxes than me.
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" "We need somebody who knows the department really well.
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And what people don't know - Kanye everybody knows. Right?
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" The president, she added, "is saying he knows best.
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Who knows when it ends -- and if it's successful.
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Construction is what I know -- nobody knows it better.
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And who knows — maybe soon one will actually win.
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" And I said, "Who knows who's gonna run it?
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"If a reader has experienced a Conroy novel before, he knows the book will be flawed, he knows the book is 220-plus pages, and he knows the characters are, in many ways, the same ones he knew in the last Conroy novel," reads the entry on the writer in the reference work Contemporary Novelists.
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Impact relievers, for instance, are probably overpriced for their regular-season contributions and underpriced for their impact in the postseason; everyone knows this, but no one knows quite how to reconcile it.
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He will just be pouring water in the glass and it will be like hour four, and he will just be drinking because he knows, he knows that he can outlast you.
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It's not such a thing with people from the South — everyone who grew up in the South knows country, knows Nashville, has been here at some point in their childhoods for something.
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"Just the thought of people thinking I could be a catfish when everyone knows me and knows how hard I work and how I respect women and mothers, it just kills me."
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The casting director tells her to try running the lines with an accent, and is unamused when Jade speaks in a cartoony French one — he knows that she knows what he means.
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Before I send you forward to shop the shoe, dropping a quick reminder that anyone who knows how to shop the Gap knows there's a new discount just about every other day.
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White House staffers on Wednesday, November 9, 2016 (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)Every decent American who knows what's in store for our country under President Trump definitely knows that feeling this week.
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Just the thought of people thinking I could be a catfish when everyone knows me and knows how hard I work and how I respect women and mothers, it just kills me.
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She knows it, the FBI knows it, the people know it, and now it's up to the American people to deliver justice at the ballot box on November 8," Trump said. "Unbelievable.
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"I think he did the right thing because who knows what would happen, because who knows what would have happened to the babies if he hadn't intervened?" neighbor Summer Pierce told KFOR.
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Nick knows this, and knows that not only will there be a dress code, but that every thread covering Rachel's body will be picked apart and analyzed by the glitterati in attendance.
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Not only does it offer its own "smart" technology that knows how much detergent to use per load, and dispenses it for you, it also knows when you need to order more.
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He knows that marines don't always put words to the things they experience, and he knows that most Juilliard students can't truly comprehend the urge to take a bullet for a friend.
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" —The Dictionary of the English Language "To worm: To deprive a dog of something, nobody knows what, under his tongue, which is said to prevent him, nobody knows why, from running mad.
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Bill Gates knows that and Donald Trump even knows that (remember when Trump basically advocated for universal health care?), which is why the propaganda infrastructure needs to be maintained in the U.
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He knows what he wants, knows how to get it, and at this particular moment in time, he wants a side salad and for Pretty Years to be a big goddamn deal.
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But of course, the "dark side" to all of this is that a company that knows how to serve you content with laser precision also knows how to target you for marketing.
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Freeman has since issued a statement of apology: Anyone who knows me or has worked with me knows I am not someone who would intentionally offend or knowingly make anyone feel uneasy.
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She knows in some detail the possibilities of a settlement between the Israelis and Palestinians, just as she knows the present and future problems of the Affordable Care Act known as Obamacare.
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I know it, she knows it, and my poor roommate who has to deal with blocked shower drains and a floor perpetually covered in a layer of long brown hair knows it.
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That telltale "everyone knows": it is thrown out by the implied narrator, who seems unaware that, in the larger scheme of things, almost no one knows anything at all about Georges Perec.
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"Everyone who knows Vice President Biden knows that he gives our party and our country his all, but unfortunately he is sick and is under doctor's orders not to travel," House said.
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Since she knows her driver's location, she knows precisely when to scoop her two small dogs up and sequester them in a back room to keep them from yapping at the driver.
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In this way, a good Instagram sleuth knows what a good painter knows: The success of a portrait hinges on the consultation of shadow as much as the sketch of a face.
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There are very few visual directors around better than Danny Boyle; he knows how to tell a story in pictures, and he knows how to say something visually in a set piece.
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" Mr. Blonsky said she had "incredible passion for the park," and the current parks commissioner, Mitchell J. Silver, said that "she knows the park system and she knows Central Park quite well.
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Yakel said he knows that other airports are looking to make the same move to eliminate bottled water, but as far as he knows, his is the first to have this initiative.
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Hwaida: An exceptional amount of what the outside world knows — or thinks it knows — about Syria's nearly nine-year-old conflict has come from videos, analysis and commentary circulated through social networks.
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Jorge Masvidal tells TMZ Sports the UFC knows he wants a crack at Conor McGregor -- but he REFUSES to jump through hoops to get it ... saying Conor knows where to find him.
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He knows perfectly well that nothing vaguely resembling the American public would ever tolerate such a thing; he also knows that it is a deeply offensive and attention-getting thing to say.
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Trump is now poised to accept the GOP's nomination, and Ryan is scrambling because he knows what everyone else knows: Donald Trump is toxic for his own reputation, and for House Republicans.
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He lays down top two pair — a monster in any circumstance, particularly in heads-up — and shows them to his opponent, making certain Teddy knows that he knows exactly what he's holding.
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Antoinette knows how to fight, and Stephen knows how to mollify; together they form an alliance that provides one of the few pleasures Antoinette takes in the job she once passionately coveted.
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He wanted to be the guy that knows the clients inside and out — knows where to send them, what to serve them, how much they spend and who they spend it with.
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I want somebody who's actually built a business, who knows what that's like, who knows what it's about, who can walk the walk and talk the walk, who's had successes and failures.
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At its best moments, the show knows everything it's doing, and it knows so precisely how to turn every screw it can, trusting in Elisabeth Moss's face to hold it all together.
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"On the one hand, AI makes the interaction between the person and the device infinitely more interesting: the device not only knows you, it knows the context in which you are doing things, it's picking up information and accumulating it and as it knows more about you, it can be more useful," he told Marketing Media Money by phone.
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In the world of New York theater, where everyone knows someone who knows someone who knows someone, Ms. Sussman — "the eternal connector of all good people," said a friend — knew Ms. Sarnak was looking for a librettist, or scene and dialogue writer, for a short musical on which she was working for the New York Film Academy.
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"We don't commit to making sure that every young person in every community, no matter their background knows that their voice matters and knows how they can participate in democracy," Kiesa told me.
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The team knows how long it will take to fly to the stadium, and the team inside the stadium Super Bowl knows how long it will take Pink to sing the national anthem.
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"Anyone who knows me or has worked with me knows I am not someone who would intentionally offend or knowingly make anyone feel uneasy," Freeman said in a statement provided to BuzzFeed News.
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Anyone who knows Pepe and his creator Matt Furie knows that the pair are candidates for two of the least likely people/amphibians to show of up on a list of hate symbols.
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"Anyone who knows me knows that there's pretty much an open-door policy at my house," Hudson, 38, tells PEOPLE exclusively for a first look at the cover of her new book below.
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If a U.S. attorney knows that an underling is investigating somebody who he knows is innocent, let&aposs just say the guy&aposs name is Bob, and he is investigating Bob for murder.
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There can&apost be anything wrong with what the Obama people did and it&aposs very clearly, anybody who knows the criminal law system, the intelligence system knows that this was highly improper.
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Yet those Mr Putin trusts most are still those he knows best; and after nearly two decades in power, those he knows best are often the men beside him on a daily basis.
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My fiancé knows I spend a fair amount on skin care, but he also knows it's my own hard-earned money and would never tell me how I should be spending my paycheck.
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Trump knows what every con man knows: You can go far in life by simply telling people what they want to hear -- even if it's two completely different things at the same time.
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"Anyone who knows me or has worked with me knows I am not someone who would intentionally offend or knowingly make anyone feel uneasy," the Oscar winner said in a statement released Thursday.
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The Bacon Agency's president says it knows that this kind of thing is prohibited by TripAdvisor—but it also knows that restaurants do it anyway, so he just wants to be the middleman.
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