But by then Indian planners had become knowledge-proof.Planning created a veritable jungle of controls on production, prices and employment.
Aggressive impression management would be particularly important in situations where knowledge of respondents' diagnoses had become public knowledge.
By then, it had become public knowledge that Ashcroft was a non-dom.
The corruption had become "common knowledge" among UNHCR staff in Nairobi, many of whom kept silent after receiving death threats, Mr Montil said.
He had the important, though double-edged, support of his old friend Blair, by then out of the running for the top job because his dislike of what he privately dismissed as "the Smith project" had become common knowledge.
A French appeal court judgment agreed that the Paris-Match article had caused Albert irreversible damage because the fact of his fatherhood, which was secret until the article's publication, had become public knowledge against his wishes.
But if its magnitude had become public knowledge at that time, he asserted, "the banks would have cut off our credit" and the company's stock would have gone into a tailspin.
Although the existence of the wartime program had become general knowledge there, many Japanese notably right-wing nationalists continued to refute it, particularly whether the women had been forced to work in the comfort stations.
The scandal could have brought Harding's administration to its knees, had he not died of a heart attack in 1923 before much of it had become public knowledge.
However, by the late 1980s their separate lives had become public knowledge.
Wallis's relationship with the King had become public knowledge in the United Kingdom by early December.
