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knowing

[noh-ing] / ˈnoʊ ɪŋ /


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Watchmaker Fossil Group realized in 2024 it was selling too many watches at a discount and decided to reduce price cuts even knowing that would likely diminish sales.

From The Wall Street Journal

I know the power of storytelling and what that can do for people, and I can't think of anything more lovely than knowing that I was there for her before I even knew her.

From BBC

When the nights of feeding still drag and the days creep along like a slug, people will warn you with a knowing air that your baby’s life will “go so fast.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Marc says: "He's as much of a mystery today as he was 30 years ago. He must look back at his life knowing it made no sense at all."

From BBC

One goes to see a show like “Wonder”—as with “Dear Evan Hansen”—to cheer for the underdog, well knowing that, cheers or no, he’s going to be OK.

From The Wall Street Journal