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The present study aims to fill in this knowledge vacuum by studying how China's changing socio-spatial context, particularly the spatial ideas of danwei, influences job-housing relationships and commuting patterns from a historical perspective.

Eliot Borenstein, a professor of Russian and Slavic studies at New York University, argued in a recent piece that the roots of this tendency lie in the Soviet era, when truth was so rare amid the propaganda that it "not only facilitated skepticism about official pronouncements, but also left a knowledge vacuum easily filled by speculation and rumor".

Meticulous graphite compositions communicate "the stories we tell to fill vacuums of knowledge due to suppression or trauma," in the works (and words) of Brooklyn artist Kat Chamberlin.

He observed that in the boiler arena there seemed to be what he called a "knowledge vacuum," and he set out to fill it.

There is history, and politics, behind this knowledge vacuum.

Urgent efforts are needed to address this knowledge vacuum.

Two possibilities exist for filling that vacuum: the carefully built-up craft knowledge that successful educators have developed; and the nostrums of charlatans.

As a child, he says, he and his sisters made up stories about their father in an attempt to fill the vacuum of knowledge.

The museum, which is well known for its treatment of Indian cultures, now recognizes a calling to help correct the misperceptions and fill the vacuum of knowledge regarding the history of the United States and Native Nations.

Haitian assertiveness is filling vacuums in other places, too.

I believe they are filling a vacuum.