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"didn't know either" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used in informal or casual writing. Example: "I was trying to decide which flavor of ice cream to get, but I didn't know either. In the end, I just went with chocolate."
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He didn't know either of the players.
And Roberto Cavalli, I didn't know either," he said.
And he didn't know either, precisely, where to stop.
As the novelist later admitted, "I didn't know either".
I didn't know either Bill or Violet at the time.
My greatest regret… is that I didn't know either of my grandfathers as a grown-up.
Another subject grew up feeling that he "didn't know either parent very well".
Then he added, "I would also tell blacks that, because many of them didn't know either".
It wasn't conveyed by myself or the financial consultant because we didn't know either".
'And he didn't know either,' she says 'If he told you differently, he's lying.
I didn't know either, I saw a sign for it, Googled it in the car and bang.
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