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The phrase "am aware to" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would typically be "am aware of."
Example: "I am aware of the changes in the schedule."
Alternatives: "I know about" or "I am conscious of."
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And there is no evidence of which I am aware to support her claim that the stronger the belief, the stronger the connections between ensembles of neurons in the brain.
But Lord Carrington was the last one, so far as I am aware, to stand up and accept that although the mistake had nothing to do with him, it happened on his watch in his department, and therefore he had to go.
That's why I am aware to concentrate on what is going on, because tomorrow you are going to realize you had a great time [Laughs].
That's why I am aware to concentrate on what is going on, because tomorrow you are going to realize you had a great time.
This is the first paper as far as I am aware to look at the quality of colonoscopy done on evening lists, although there is literature supporting evidence of fatigue for colonoscopy elsewhere.
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You need only be aware to stop and savor it".
I was aware to always be good to them at all the books".
Please be aware to use each number (1 to 12) only one time.
I thought [goalie] Reed [Fundter] was aware to come and steal those passes".
Patients were aware to measure their body weight every week.
The therapists applying the interferential current must be aware to the type of electrotherapy used.
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