Most people encounter poverty and then relegate the knowledge of others' misery to the periphery of their mind.
But a handful of those held have now disclosed details and the Guardian has spoken to sources with knowledge of others' lengthy detentions.
If anything, it highlights one uncertainty about the paper's conclusion: Does it mostly reflect people's knowledge of others' voting intentions, or does it mostly reflect publicly available information?
According to administrators and Nadir's trustee in bankruptcy, among the funds transferred without the knowledge of others at Polly Peck were cheques written to the Conservative party between 1985 and 1990.
Mr. Kidd's suit contends that policies put in place by Mr. Ashcroft twisted the federal material witness law — which allows the government to arrest people with knowledge of others' crimes to make sure they are available to testify — into a preventive detention measure of the sort used abroad to hold and investigate citizens who are themselves suspected of terrorism.
Personal knowledge of others.
Knowledge of others in gendered relationships.
On the contrary, there was some agreement concerning the knowledge of others cheating.
People have different knowledge of others, in virtue of their different personal relationships to them.
We define collaboration in terms of communication as information exchange among members, and awareness knowledge of others.
Three sub-categories are included: emotional knowledge, self-knowledge, and knowledge of others & women's ways of knowing.
