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Despite not having the most current U.S. fleets, crowds were still privy to a history lesson in American aviationthroughout the program.

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Ultimately, no-one other than Red Bull and Horner and their respective lawyers can be absolutely sure without seeing the documentation, to which they will not be privy.

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In italics, we are made privy to what Harris is thinking during their brief phone call: “Really?”

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That the audience is made privy to this deceit, including how Dennis forced his way into Roman’s life, casts a complex tension on their subsequent heart-to-hearts.

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Although fans won’t be privy to that next chapter, it’s easy to imagine where these characters will go and how the world around them will continue to change.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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