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They say adults should not let their desire to be informed about events affect a child's mental health.

So when they come off the pill, they wonder what's going to happen and need to be informed about how the natural cycle works.

Users should be informed about the company's data retention practices, and the ways in which their data is shared with third parties.

NCR believes that individuals have the right to be informed about the information being collected about them and about its intended use.

If you wish to be informed about new chapters or editions, you may subscribe to the Influenza Report Alert.

Personnel whose work can affect quality shall be informed about the consequences to the customer of nonconformity to quality requirements.

Even if a user must be informed about an action taken by the application, why go into another room to do it?

Patients' bills of rights require that they be informed about their condition and abut alternatives for treatment.

I kindly ask to be informed about the decision together with the authorized person.

Correspondent authorities will be informed about your activity and about the list of web sites that belongs to you.

Anyone who takes them needs to be informed about the benefits and risks.

The people can be informed about many domestic and foreign affairs from newspapers and magazines.

A greater problem is ensuring that every parent be informed about what screening means.

Win32 subsystem has to be informed about the new process.

On the other hands it is important to read more and be informed about different things.

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(BE informed about)people's names, jobs, status, etc