"Our marriage was common knowledge to the extent that we had even appeared together in Hello! magazine".
The exact addresses of certain boldface names are common knowledge to New York real estate agents and to assiduous students of New York tabloids.
In a culture so saturated with sex, where 16-year-old Jamie Lynn Spears's pregnancy is common knowledge to fifth graders, what are teenagers to make of this book?
Although the lack of accountability in the Medicaid waiver system may come as a surprise to Thomas A. Scully, administrator of the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, it is common knowledge to me and many other disability rights advocates.
Fun is not a priority here, and Lupo often gives only cursory mention of pivotal episodes that might be common knowledge to Italian readers, but his unfailingly fastidious handling of such a slippery subject has its own satisfactions.
The pop star Peter Hooton The Farm, and one of thousands of Liverpool fans at the game It was common knowledge to football fans that the Leppings Lane was a "bad end", even before the pens were put in.
Power is arbitrary, on this view, to the extent that it is not reliably constrained by effective rules, procedures, or goals that are common knowledge to all persons or groups concerned (Lovett 2001, 2010a).
If the influence diagram (ID) depicting a Bayesian game is common knowledge to its players then additional assumptions may allow the players to make use of its embodied irrelevance statements.
The knowledge that is produced becomes groundbreaking information despite it already being common knowledge to its "subjects".
The knowledge that is produced becomes groundbreaking information for whites despite it already being common knowledge to its "subjects".
