Deluged by detail, from the banality of dusters and dogfood to the pantomime anachronisms of moats and duck houses, the voting public is exhausted by what it now knows and by its righteous rage at knowing.
An agent must ask itself what is presently its best course of action given what it now knows about what the world will be like when it intends to act.
A queasy city already on high alert was put on still higher alert, a drill it now knows all too well and is understandably weary of.
It now knows the size of the purchases, how long they're going to take and the pace at which the Fed is going to conduct it.
The UN's efforts are also hindered by the fact that it now knows less about how - and even whether - the member states are fulfilling their responsibilities.
Just because you can attempt a thorough depiction of a death camp doesn't mean that you should; if your audience goes away convinced that it now knows what went on at Auschwitz, you've done something wrong.
