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American diplomats complained — in memos released by Wikileaks — that the Vatican seemed increasingly like a walled-off gerontocracy, and that the only person who seemed to have a BlackBerry was the papal spokesman Father Federico Lombardi, who often learned of important papal decisions only after the fact.

Women often learned of their HIV status with other family members within hearing distance, and sometimes even received the diagnosis after others were told.

At Greater Good, we often learn of books that we don't end up reviewing for one reason or another.

Some of those, South Koreans say, are brief and tearful encounters on islands in the Yalu River, where aging southerners often learn of the deaths or disappearances of loved ones.

The judges of the Children's Court and the Domestic Relations Court of course are aware of this, and also aware that government officials and private employers often learn of an adjudication of delinquency.

The consequence of this is that unlike other childhood diseases, children born with HIV often learn of their diagnosis after they have already absorbed the fear and believed the lies about the disease that swill around society.

'I've heard nothing about this, but that's not unusual because we often learn of the Russian space experiments from the papers or the TV,' said Raimund Lentzen, the head of the German Astronauts Officee near Cologne.

The spokesmen often learn of some new Pruitt imbroglio from the reporters who have unearthed the story, making it difficult to plan a response or get ahead of each issue.

Sanctioned by neither the New York City Marshals Association, which represents the city's 45 marshals, nor the city's Department of Investigation, which regulates them, the practice is so informal that the exact dates shift every year and judges and lawyers often learn of them by word of mouth.

It's through these private lessons that children often learn of the association, he added.

These decisions to hike tuition year after year are mostly undertaken without public scrutiny or discussion, with parents often learning of the bad news when they get their annual tuition bill.