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The phrase "aware of great" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express awareness of something significant or important, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "I am aware of great challenges ahead in our project."
Alternatives: "conscious of significant" or "mindful of important".
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In the midst of all this, we were aware of great needs on the part of our clients.
We are aware of great dual language programs across the country.
Researchers studying the timing of children's acquisition of various skills and competencies have become more aware of great variation in different cultural communities.
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Discussing Vandernoot's performance, Lineberger called her a "...gifted actor", saying that "...she has the poise, restraint, and grace to be both sensual and frustrated, accomplished yet vulnerable, mortal but aware of greater concerns".
"No one seemed aware of this great tidal swell of change among the working classes, buying property and owning companies, until Del Boy showed Maggie Thatcher the way.
"I am aware of the great responsibility of playing for the club so this number is certainly a great challenge".
And Dante's aware of the great commentary on Aristotle's Ethics by Thomas Aquinas.
Jāmī was a prolific poet well aware of the great tradition that lay behind him.
We are well aware of the great losses you suffered in W.W. II.
Here, you're always aware of these great forces that together have shaped the land".
I think if you had been aware of their great negativism you might have taken another view of my "propaganda".
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