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As a people you are to be known for your ability to understand even the most abstruse nuance of limited consciousness.

Speaking Thursday, he said Alabama's final death toll may not be known for another day or two.

The time will come soon enough . . . when all that is needed to be known for the next stage in your evolution shall be given unto you.

Now is the time to let go of the childish voices and allow yourself to be known for the greatness you possess as an adult.

The outcome will not be known for months, but the political wind seems to be shifting in favour of firmer action to counter climate change.

Especially as you begin to be known for your own expertise, most of them will be happy to be contacted by you.

Final numbers for the holiday season including after-Christmas sals will not be known for a while.

She may be known for her awkward image but it seems Kristen Stewart is attempting to show her sexy side.

That's a real downer for a company that wants to be known for social connections and good news.

The full implications of the latest probe will not be known for a while.

Taylor, who was 79, came to be known for her glamour and love life (seven husbands, eight marriages).

The reason for what a certain stock does today may not be known for two or three days, or weeks, or months.

In Britain Aldi used to be known for tinned and packaged foods, but has introduced fresh and delicatessen products.

Britain used to be known for its terrible incisors In Mexico, bad teeth are called "dientes ingles" .

The total economic impact may not be known for months or even years, Bob Daddow, deputy Oakland County executive, said.

Guilin rice noodles are known for world light repasts , with its special taste but be known for.

An official explained that M. I. T. wants to be known for its Nobel Prize laureates, not its mental health care.

We are a people used to be known for "self-restraint" .

If things continue like this, China will only be known for tea and pandas.

If you stop holding back and let your true feelings be known for a change you will get the response you're been waiting for.

Rabbits may be known for getting into gardens and nibbling on lettuce, but their diets include more than just leafy greens.

The obstacles to a mobility crusade look daunting; the real results won't be known for a generation.

The effects of allowing or barring actions like salvage logging may not be known "for decades or even centuries, " they wrote.

You want to be known for your work, not your rumor radar.

Madagascar may be known for its vanilla, but its chocolate is no joke.

But after this night, it would be known for something far worse.

Much of theimpactof the Olympics in East London will not be known for years, maybe decades.

The truth will not be known for years.

What was our motto? What did we want to be known for?

The answer to that question may not be known for days.

Whether they'll get it won't be known for a couple of years.

September 13, 2001, GMT, BBC The exact number of casualties from Tuesday's strikes won't be known for some time.

The final toll of the oil spill on the area's wildlife won't be known for years.

The final result will not be known for some days.

Because God wants his family to be known for its love more than anything else.

While London could be known for its creative talent, what it still lacks is commercial clout.

Maybe you don't really want to be known for who you are?

The damage we've already done now won't be known for another 100 years.

His is a purposeless life and he will never be known for the things he has accomplished.

What do you want to be known for?

The full extent of the damage that CFCs have caused to the ozone layer is not known and will not be known for decades;

The web giant wants to be known for beauty as well as brains

be known for their big hearts and friendliness

Be known for ski schools