Mr. Salangi's salary is unknown; that of Mr. Karzai, the president, is about $600 a month.
It's the unknown that makes predicting the shape of the recovery so impossible.
As one Clydebank voter put it, "It's fear of the unknown that will keep Scotland united".
Because the flaw remains unknown, that contention is unproved, but Congress evidently agrees with Firestone.
"It's the danger and surprise, the element of the unknown, that keeps it exciting," confirms Austin.
The Hall's collection also includes two brushes, their exact purpose unknown, that were owned by Ruppert.
"There's always the unknown that has to do with pheromones and human nature".
The next day, the Department of Defense listed his whereabouts as unknown; that changed to "captured" on 3 July 2009.
And then they will focus on the many other perils, known and unknown, that follow in its wake.
Audiences are happy to pay top dollar to see what they already know; it's the unknown that petrifies them.
"To move him somewhere else would have created an unknown that may have prevented all the synergy and working together," Boras said.
