Efimova's positive test for the same drug became public knowledge a week later but her fate remains unclear.
Currently a prime minister would last just two or three days if an affair became public knowledge, he added.
Over time, Mahalo became a knowledge directory, launched a Q&A service a la Yahoo!
Thus, the institutionalized exercises became a knowledge creation and sharing mechanism, significantly improving the expansive learning capacity of Program VIKING.
Patients frequently assumed pseudonyms at Carville to protect their families back home, but if a diagnosis became community knowledge, those families often suffered.
Even after the rape allegations became public knowledge, almost a year after Kinsman went to police, Winston continued to play for FSU, which was having a historic season.
JAMES WOLFENSOHN, president of the World Bank, often claims his organisation should become a "knowledge bank".
He writes, "Everyone who uses the free Google perks — Gmail, cloud-storage, Google Books, Blogger, YouTube — becomes a knowledge worker for the company.
That could potentially give Vice President Al Gore an unofficial lead that would instantly become public knowledge, a psychological reversal that the Bush campaign has been trying to avoid.
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