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Better yet will be the knowledge that their offense appears even more explosive than before.

Equally unnerving for the new leader will be the knowledge that he won the support of fewer Labour MPs than his brother.

There will be the knowledge gained from scoring almost 36,000 runs in first-class cricket, including 114 centuries (which given the nature of cricket these days will almost certainly make him the last to achieve a hundred first-class hundreds) and the acknowledgement that only two of these came in the 52 Tests he played.

NW Architecture's competitive edge will be the knowledge of digital-based design resources.

"When I get to Hell the greatest torture that I will have will be the possible knowledge that you shall have written something else I shall not be permitted to read".

The tougher the competition they can arrange for their European colleagues, the faster will be the advance of knowledge.

This will be the democratization of knowledge at your company.

In the same vein the German Chancellor, Helmut Schmidt, declared that the future of the F.R.G. will be the export of knowledge, software/org ware instead of products.

And on the right will be the assertion in the knowledge base that the machine has for analyzing the original sentence.

What will be the specific impact of the knowledge that this boson exists?

These graduates, their innovations and their patents will be the main drivers of the knowledge economy.