"The power of knowing, in that first two seconds, is not a gift given magically to a fortunate few.
The high of last summer came from the symbolic power of knowing global ostracism was over; but at present, the realities ahead still seem stark.
But the league has had the power of knowing that it never needed cable to make Sunday Ticket a financial success; it receives $700 million a year from DirecTV.
"SINCE we have not more power of knowing the future than any other men, we have made many mistakes (who has not during the past five years?), but our mistakes have been errors of judgment and not of principle".
It is not unreasonable to suggest that seeking this sort of advantage is central to life in L.A. Doug Ellin, the creator and executive producer of HBO's satirical "Entourage," says that Hollywood is motivated in large measure by "the power of knowing things before others do.
The report sketches out the opportunity — the power of knowing more — to improve health care and reduce costs, put more cars on the road with less congestion, and produce more accurate weather predictions to lessen storm-related property damage and save lives, among other benefits.
He covers testing, and the power of knowing your status.
In a moving video talk, comedian Michael Jr. describes the power of knowing your "why".
The sash around her body reads "surrender whole-heartedly to your complexity," communicating the immeasurable power of knowing oneself.
Of course, with the power of knowing someone you hate comes the horror of being known: You're a spy, but so is everyone else.
