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Knowledge was his revolution.
McKeon's knowledge was exhaustive.
Dee's thirst for knowledge was insatiable.
"Knowledge was power, but ignorance was holy.
"So his knowledge was really quite dangerous".
Knowledge was making the world richer.
His knowledge was encyclopedic; his assistance, invaluable.
In this instance, knowledge was not power.
So my knowledge was very superficial.
But knowledge was slow to accumulate.
All of this knowledge was poured in.
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