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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as well know" is not correct in written English
The correct expression is "as well as known" or "as is well known." Example: "As is well known, the Earth revolves around the Sun."
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You might as well know that".
His team, as well know, is unchanged.
You might just as well know that about me now, Fred.
You might as well know what you're in for and why.
But you may as well know that it contains milk, seltzer and syrup.
"If they're going to pay $22 to get in, they might as well know what it is," Mr. Martinez said.
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His collages are almost as well known as his paintings.
"He was as well known as Bridget Bardot.
Not everyone is as well known to the general public.
But William Blake is perhaps not as well known.
AS WRITERS go, few lives are as well known as that of George Sand.
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