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knowledge
noun as in person's understanding; information
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But according to his family, friends and colleagues, the knowledge of life’s temporality was also what made Candy the kind, compassionate man he was.
Rather than letting stars hoard their discoveries, make sharing knowledge a standard practice.
Senior exec team at Rangers are displaying a concerning lack of football knowledge, fishing in a small pool of the footballs' unemployed/recently sacked.
Now Arlene and son Jack, 12, take comfort in the knowledge that Mark has helped transform the lives of others.
In a court filing, James’s lawyer said “any supposedly fraudulent activities conducted by James, which James denies, were undertaken with the full knowledge and consent of Plaintiff.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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