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Another teacher said she knew of a group of pupils who wrote online: "Join this group if you think Mrs X is still a virgin. "

I knew, of course, that Icahn was an "activist shareholder, " but I had no idea why he might be calling.

It went with you wherever you were; everyone who knew of you also knew about your label.

Few people knew of his shame and most burning desire: To be able to read a simple bedtime story to his grandchildren.

Happily, he said the agency knew of no reported complaints of underground vermin climbing on subway passengers.

At least he knew a very special prayer, and he knew of that very special place where his master used to sit in that very special forest.

He said he knew of a hotel that might suit them.

The first We knew of Him was Death -- The second -- was -- Renown -- Except the first had justified The second had not been.

He describes how a stranger, a man in his mid forties, approached him in the market asking if he knew of any marriageable girls.

Although the guy knew of her feelings for him, he was still taken aback and had never expected her to react that way.

She was frank, because she had nothing to conceal, assured because she knew of nothing to be on her guard against.

Thompson said it was the first case he knew of in which someone called the emergency line for such a personal reason.

But the only word I knew of the language was the name of the street wI lived and even that I pronounced badly.

But the lad did not know anything. Only Jonathan and David knew of the matter.

For those of you who knew of the Light and made it shine brighter, great rewards are coming your way, even as we speak and write.

We knew of at least eighty instances in which an American serviceman had been captured alive and had subsequently disappeared.

Not that I knew of, I told him, although it was an interesting idea.

No one knows, even to this day, how much Pakistan's leaders knew of the "nuclear Wal-Mart" Mr Khan operated.

They had a great deal of knowledge. They knew of the cyclical nature of time, of its repetitive aspects.

Let's laugh like the morning sun. Today. Right now. As if we knew of a distant day when fog covers the heart.

When I confided to him what I knew of his affair and the effect it was having on his staff, he ran his fingers through his hair.

I knew , of course , that most vegetables , to be enjoyed in their full deliciousness , must be picked fresh and cooked at once .

Native Americans were furious that the archaeologists had been invited into Range Creek before they knew of it.

She has said station managers knew of her relationship with the mayor before she announced the news of his breakup .

It struck him suddenly that Davidson knew of his visit to the governor and of its ill success.

She could have been anyone. I knew of her existence but by then it was too late.

So much he had gave me, while so little I knew of him.

But Mr. Panetta said he knew of no moves by Beijing to curtail relations in response to the sale.

He says he knew of at least one person jailed for six months for his Western-style tattoo.

for he knew of old that this insect was credulous about conflagrations.

But by the early 1920s, Wright was working in obscurity, that is, few people knew of him or his work.

I knew of his desire to look beyond advertising.

he knew of my close friendship with victor rothschild , and often tried to break it off.

Palpatine knew of a delegation of concerned Senators, and he would deal with them in time.

His awareness of his skills and limitations were such that the audience knew of the gaps of his knowledge without being affected by them.

Jonas had never even seen him, that he knew of; someone in a position of such importance lived and worked alone.

Clement Moore knew of such folklore as a learned man of literature.

For me it went well, the disaster happened few hours after I had left. I knew of the tragedy once back in Italy.

The doctor knew of no parallel to his patient's case, and was unsure what treatment to prescribe.

Quickly, Zhou king knew of this matter and must be aware that sports fishermen was a virtuous person.

Federal prosecutors are now investigating whether any commanders knew of the SOS debacle, but failed to stop it.

No one knew of the sea fox's plight until Khan Clarke sailed out to give tribute.

He did know some hotel owners in several cities, including New York, but they knew of his dealings with Fitzgerald and Moy.

but no one knew of the sweet visions she had beheld, or how gloriously she and her grandmother were celebrating their New Year's festival.

Ms Brooks insisted to staff that it was "inconceivable that I knew [of] or worse, sanctioned" the phone abuse.

Meanwhile, Zeus knew of the unhappiness Io was feeling and took pity on her. He wanted to rescue Io.

They related to him, without disguise or concealment, all that they knew of Nell and her grandfather.

Again, the company said it knew of the problem and was fixing it.

An expert also said he knew of no illegal trade in the birds because they were both shy and hard to handle.

Chetty's team confirmed this with a survey: shoppers knew of the existence of the sales tax and most of them knew its level.

When Edens talked to him one-on-one, the teen said he knew of another site that might serve as a good model for the school's site.

The two met in Canada where she told him all she knew of the Underground Railroad in the East.

I think many of my students knew of this as I could not help but talk about scuba diving in classes over the year.

Dr. Haupt of Merck said that the company knew of the case but saw no "causal association. "

Oh, Jane, had we been less secret, had we told what we knew of him, this could not have happened!

This woman directed her to an area we never knew of.

He knew of several poker rooms down town. A few acquaintances he had in downtown resorts and about the City Hall.

She knew of the duel and had come to talk of it.

Previously, scientists knew of only one gene, called APOE4, which increases the risk of developing the most common form of the disease.

As Fred Wilkins, the red haired technician was to disclose with anguish later, he knew of the warning program.

No one except herself and her admirer knew of this proposal: or that Pynsent had been rejected by her.

During the Clone Wars, it existed on few charts, and only those with arcane knowledge of the Jedi or Sith knew of it.

But I imagined th at people who knew of such things would walk to their mailboxes through the morning dew in their bare feet.

Sanlu has since admitted that it knew of the contamination in early August, more than a month before the public recall issued last week.

You knew of the time Nebuchadnezzar's pride cost him his mind and his throne.

Keshi had never met him, but knew of his reputation and had spoken to him by phone.

Accounting is a gorgeous and delicate stage in this arena are the most exquisite performances, most knew of the spectacle.

She was humbled, she was grieved; she repented, though she hardly knew of what.

That is all Miss Winthrop knew of my Oklahoma plan.

He knew of the ancient prophecy of the Chosen One who would return balance to the Force.

Until recently, those North Koreans who even knew of his existence dared not mention his name.

In New York and London, all the Christmas parties I knew of have been cancelled.

This caused a bad impression on those who knew of the deceit, especially on those who genuinely helped the victims.

The Pope had faced a dilemma. He knew of the Nazi's liquidation of the Jews. Should the leader of the world's Catholics have spoken out?

This was my weapon that nobody knew of, not even mother, even though she had pursed her lips up at the beans.

Shylock You knew of my daughter's flight. None so well, none so well as you.

Until the publication of memoirs in 2003 by a sushi chef working for Kim-the-elder, no one even knew of Kim Jong-woon's existence.

She made her old grandmother tell her all she knew of the ships and of the towns, the people and the animals.

Pompey knew of the fact that his troops would have a hard time against Ceasars veterans, and wished to avoid a battle, ablest so soon.

Much of what he knew, of course, was secret.

Later I asked a realtor friend if she knew of any small condos or town homes available to rent.

Gnosticism remained a source of inspiration, however, for the few who knew of its ideas, which were kept secret.

We knew, of course, that extrapolating global estimates from a limited sample of laboratory measurements was open to error.

Pug could not get over the cool dissembling of the few high officials who knew of the "conversation. "

Little she knew of the steely face the world presents to those who have not been practically trained and are not economically efficient .

This friend knew of another physicist working in Paris who was also working on the properties of magnetism.

Since each only "knew of" the other candidate, the internal interview was particularly eye opening.

We knew of Don from his war photography . . .

Demeter knew of the deception by the gods, fool, resentment and anger has deepened the layer.

No one knew of our impending arrival much less of our mission or predicament.

I asked them if they knew of a master in the U region who was shilled in magic, spells, and hailstorm.

I once knew of a team that needed to get to 0 unverified (fixes that need to be retested) counts by a certain date.

Golitsin said that he knew of a famous "Ring of Five" spies, recruited in Britain in the 1930's.

A senior Pakistani general on Tuesday repeated his government's formal denials that the military or the ISI knew of Bin Laden's location.

Introduction: Boys girlfriend was captured, and he knew of trap that also want to do the rescue ah, and key can fire in all directions.

She knew of opportunities in Libya and had already submitted an application for work there.

Very soon, everyone knew of his bad habit of gossiping.

There were no immediate reports of injuries, and officials said they knew of no residents trapped in their homes.

The classical Greek civilization knew of seven metals: gold, silver, copper, iron, tin, lead and mercury.

It is unclear if the Vietnamese government knew of such questions when it embarked on the program.

It appears inconceivable that no one in Pakistani intelligence knew of bin Laden's hide-out.

About two-thirds said they knew of workers who feared disciplinary action just for reporting an injury or illness.

And the Duke of Cambridge and brother Prince Harry revealed that not even they knew of their grandmother's film debut.

Until this spring, a handful of people knew of his matchmaking project.

It is her most attractive style of bold and beautiful text and the right tension to make this confer knew of their lives.

He knew of its comfortable lobby .

No one knew of the explosion or the radiation leak, and no one said anything.

The first Blair knew of Princess Diana's death was to find a Durham police officer standing in his bedroom.

Mr. Wick knew of his brother's work in Maryland, and remembered meeting Dr. Bromenshenk at a business conference.

The impact lasted. Research conducted by AC Nielsen in August 2006 indicated that 73 per cent of the public knew of Fair Trade.

A spokesman, David Palombi, said Freddie Mac knew of no link between the death and the legal inquiries.

Decades before the fragile manuscript in Kasser's hands was written, the angry bishop apparently knew of the original Greek text.

The infant was eight days old before its father knew of its birth.

Soon I knew of approximately 50 investors in Aspen who had been stung.

In Washington, suspicion is rife that some in Pakistan knew of Osama Bin Laden's hiding place.

He had lined up four sinecures that I knew of .

When that argument was demolished, they claimed few knew of wrongdoing.

A sixth-form teacher in Nottingham said she knew of students who 'work long hours to pay for their bus passes and food'.

We also asked a question designed to assess what type of celebrities our readers knew of.

Ancient Egyptians knew of means to preserve dead bodies from' decay.

John didn't marry Linda because he loved her. So far we knew of no effective way to store solar energy.

My mother then told me what she knew of the deaths. . . it follows.

A friend named Peter said that he knew of a boat for sale at a place called White Bay.

Pakistan denies it knew of bin Laden's whereabouts or sheltered him.

The embrace of hybrid technology is different from the Lutz we knew of old, who at one point called climate change a "theory" .

It's been revealed that Sean Brady, then a junior church official, knew of Smyth's abuse in 1975.

'This specimen hasn't been seen or touched in 50 years, nobody knew of its existence.

I asked the men if they knew of other instances of rape, and whether it happened often.

But imagine what it could be if everyone knew of this opportunity.

We knew of you long before.

While he had read King Lear, he wondered how many Britons knew of the Monkey King of Chinese literature.

Entering the summer of 2001, I knew of no such distinction.

I had assumed that all we knew of the Greeks was hearsay.

At 12that night, when the telephone kept ringing, Dr Hawkingthought he knew of no patient likely to phone him at that hour.

He had done no ill that they knew of.

More than half the 250 boys and girls aged 10-17 it interviewed said they knew of such cases.

I knew of Linux a long time ago, but I didn't use it until I went to graduate school.

Everyone seemed to have a friend who knew someone who knew someone who knew of a sure bet.

What is the saddest case you ever knew of ?

It seemed to argue so wide a diffusion of her shame, that all nature knew of it;

Made her old grandmother tell her all she knew of the ships and of the

So in the classroom, I from teacher mouth knew of Gu Cheng that " dark night give me black eyes, but I use it to seek the light " aspire;

But Jacob's wife knew of this place and said to travel east Jacob

But Jacob's wife knew of this place and said to travel east

Bill Gates Knew of These Findings Beforehand

preserve, reserve Ancient Egyptians knew of means to preserve dead bodies

Rachel Carson knew of this poisonous cycle

he knew of no rock ; he saw hardly any danger

you knew of the emissary ' s visit . what kind of reception is this