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The phrase "fully aware of the consequences" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's level of understanding or knowledge about the potential effects or outcomes of a situation or action. For example: "He was fully aware of the consequences of his decision, yet he still chose to proceed." "The company's CEO was fully aware of the consequences of their unethical practices and chose to ignore them for the sake of profit." "Parents should ensure that their children are fully aware of the consequences of their actions before disciplining them."
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So people are fully aware of the consequences".
Please make sure you are fully aware of the consequences before proceeding.
Prime Minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike's Government is said to be fully aware of the consequences of nationalization.
The best scientists and innovators are fully aware of the consequences of their achievements.
He underscored the gravity and said: "We are, of course, fully aware of the consequences of crossing the L.O.C.
In court on Tuesday, Mr. Katsav said that he knew he was "choosing the hard way," and that he was fully aware of the consequences.
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So did Claire sell Scottie out and spill the beans, or did Scottie himself talk, fully aware of the probable consequences?
Germany gave Austria unconditional support in its actions, again fully aware of the likely consequences.
What are we thinking when, fully aware of the possible consequences, we willingly enter those gilded cages and give someone else the key?
Also, the population is not as fully aware of the health consequences of IDD.
Therefore, when those requests do arise, the potential providers are likely to be more fully aware of the possible consequences for themselves.
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strongly aware of the consequences
fully aware of the considerations
fully aware of the factors
fully aware of the circumstances
fully aware of the ways
fully aware of the concerns
fully aware of the implications
fully aware of the ramifications
fully informed of the consequences
fully aware of the importance
fully aware of the outcome
fully aware of the odds
fully aware of the opportunities
fully aware of the pros
fully aware of the challenges
fully representative of the consequences
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