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knowing

[noh-ing] / ˈnoʊ ɪŋ /


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“The other thing I think that’s really important is knowing the different talent pools of where to go in the state of Texas and who to see.”

From The Wall Street Journal

"There is simply no way of knowing, without studying a representative sample group from the same area, with ancestors born in the same place and subjected to the same conditions," he told me.

From BBC

And there is the incalculable value of knowing that your money helps public media, and the creators it in turn helps fund, survive and thrive.

From Los Angeles Times

Mike said knowing the surroundings are safe helps people like him find their way around with confidence.

From BBC

The point isn’t perfection—it’s predictability, pleasure, and the quiet relief of knowing that, even when the week is long and the budget short, dinner is still a thing you can get right.

From Salon