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Most investors are fully cognizant of the operational challenges facing the group we think.

"He is fully cognizant of the controversy that surrounds Secretary Rumsfeld's tenure," the official said.

"The people who work in your corporation have to be fully cognizant of what the plan is," he said.

Mr. Powell said he is fully cognizant of these fears, and that he is not completely "cold to them".

He is fully cognizant of what might be the single biggest issue to New Hampshire voters every four years: the paramount importance of New Hampshire itself to the process.

The most important is whether political leaders are fully cognizant of the inherent limits of military force in achieving humanitarian goals.

"He was fully cognizant that he was about to move into an area where there were a lot of journalists and there were going to be opportunities," Robinson told me.

"At the same time, we are fully cognizant of the fact that many, especially the investment professionals concentrated in New York, are currently dealing with the aftermath of Tuesday's tragic events," Mr. Ellison added.

We also know now that he was fully cognizant of the phone-hacking, not only by Goodman and the paper's contracted private investigator Glenn Mulcaire, but by other members of his staff.

All this means that even though intellectuals are fully cognizant of the corruption and inequality accompanying China's growth, they believe that working with and within the state offers a better chance for success than taking to the streets.

Summarizing the situation in London in the years 1937 and 1938, while I was ambassador, I can at least say that I was fully cognizant of the fact that it would be very difficult to conclude a pact with England.