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The phrase "didn't yet know" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to express that the subject did not have knowledge about something at a specific time in the past. Example: "She didn't yet know the results of her exam when she received a call from the university."
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But I didn't yet know how sweet.
Times, especially those who didn't yet know about my diagnosis!
I was surprised to learn what I didn't yet know.
I knew I wanted out, but didn't yet know how.
Many Americans didn't yet know where that was.
I knew the subject -- I didn't yet know the students.
She didn't yet know what life had in store for her.
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He did not yet know about Shloss's impending suit.
"We did not yet know how many phonautograms had survived".
Scientists did not yet know what caused it.
He did not yet know this new country.
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