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It's not enough to know how much of the product is juice; it's just as important to know what kind of juice is it.
It is not enough to know how many viewers you have these days; it is also important to know how big a public auditorium they would fill.
Mr. Bush, asked about the dollar on Friday, just ignored the question -- either because he knew enough not to answer, or not enough to know how to answer.
For instance, in order to check that an allocation is envy-free while another displays envy, it is not enough to know how individuals rank these two allocations in their preferences.
There's obviously a fatal flaw here: that this sort of "reverse" fund-raising suggests the founder knows nothing about his or her chosen project – or at least not enough to know how much he needs.
It is not enough to know how to care for patients with MS and their symptoms; health and social care professionals also need to care for them sensitively and holistically.
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"I'm just not smart enough to know how much".
He's not bright enough to know how thick he is.
He told me: 'I'm not smart enough to know how to change the world.
Daniel L. Doctoroff, the deputy mayor for economic development and rebuilding for New York, who will be in Prague, said, "I'm not smart enough to know how all this will end up".
Four years is not long enough to know how many cancers would develop — but finding out for sure would require waiting 20 years or more, and ethical guidelines require that all women in the trial get regular examinations and that any suspicious lesions be destroyed before they turn cancerous.
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