Especially in its northwest, Croatia is indeed known for beaches where people often bathe nude.
But the French are indeed known for rustic fish stews, which historians believe Gallic settlers cooked in the kind of cauldron -- chaudière -- from which chowder gets its name.
Dan is a very clever man indeed, known, among other things, for his exemplary roast duck, as well as for his stunning collection of rare trainers.
Unknown knowns were things that were not at all inevitable, and were easily knowable, or indeed known, but which people chose to "unknow".
The New Yorker editor William Shawn was indeed known for his "vigilance against vulgarity," as Green puts it, yet we take exception to their implication that the magazine retains a prudish streak.
It was in 1986, for her film debut, Under the Cherry Moon, a bizarre vanity project starring the diminutive artist formerly known (and now indeed known again) as Prince.
The Higgs boson is, indeed, known to headline writers as the God particle (though the sobriquet was actually first given by a bowdlerising editor, who shortened an author's reference to "that goddamn particle").
But Mao was indeed known to everyone who visited him, from Edgar Snow in the 1930s during the Revolution up to the foreign leaders who came in recent years, as a man of simple tastes whose greatest indulgence was smoking, and eating hot peppers.
It is indeed known; according to the book "Roots of the Future" by Herbert A. Friedman (Gefen, 1999), Mrs. Meir ordered Israeli troops to stop Syrian forces that were heading to Jordan's capital, and the Syrians retreated when they learned of the Israeli troops.
And the tech industry is indeed known for being male-dominated.
Indeed, known objects with irregular orbits that were previously unexplainable were fitting their Planet Nine simulation perfectly.
