The first area in which Wells claimed specialist knowledge was the future.
Knowledge was the rampart that protected the well-born from the rest.
Among the enthusiasts of the proliferation of prophecy and knowledge was the explorer Christopher Columbus.
Morris, to my knowledge, was the first major choreographer to say that he was uncomfortable with this.
One hurdle on the road to the diffusion of knowledge was the Copyright Term Extension Act, passed in 1998.
I never knew who he was, and that dearth of knowledge was the little I had in common with my mother.
The book drew criticism for its insistence that having a common body of knowledge was the basis for America's national culture.
The value of knowledge was the theme of this episode and while some may have found the Murdoch analogies a little heavy-handed, I think it's important to add a bit of drama into the implications of holding private information.
Obviously, his reputation influenced my decision to see him, but what ultimately affected me as much as his technical knowledge was the way he treated me, meaning his human skills.
Among them, say people with firsthand knowledge, was the hiring of roughly 30 professionals into Apple's social responsibility unit in the last year, which tripled the size of that division and brought high-profile corporate activists into the company.
She was thirty-nine when "O Pioneers!" was published and, by then, she surely knew that she would have to part with the woman who, to our knowledge, was the one great love of her life, Isabelle McClung, who indeed, three years later, married a violinist.
