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The word "will" is typically used as a modal auxiliary verb to indicate future tense, or as a noun referring to a legal document. The word "known" is the past participle of the verb "know" and needs an auxiliary verb to form a complete verb phrase, such as "have known" or "is known." Here are some examples of correct usage: - "The new product will be well-known in the market." - "We will know the results of the exam next week." - "The will states that all of the deceased's assets shall go to their children." If you want to use the word "will" in the context of something being well-known, you could say "will always be known" or "will become known." - "Shakespeare's plays will always be known for their timeless themes." - "With hard work and dedication, your talents will become known to the world."
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"The people are making their will known".
Mr. Marshall is accused of exploiting Mrs. Astor's declining mental state to secure amendments to her will, known as codicils, that gave him control of her estimated $180 million estate.
God would have made His will known without books, considering how very few could read them when Jesus of Nazareth lived, had it been His pleasure to ratify any peculiar mode of worship.
It is about the Howard Hughes will, known as the Mormon will, in which Hughes left a large sum of money to Melvin Dumme, who supposedly came to his assistance and picked him up on a lonely highway one night.
These had long been in place in his will, known only to the lawyer who had drawn it up, but it was intolerable to the judge to think that their execution would be in the hands of his family; that is, his wife and son.
Where the cause will not die Silence in the court of King Paul Pulling out the stops The unkindest cat Reprints Related items Western Sahara: Just deserts?Aug 26th 2004When Morocco's then king, Hassan II, massed 500,000 of his subjects on the border in a show of will known as the Green March, the fragile Spanish government capitulated.
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Because people will know.
Then we will know more".
Lieberknecht will know all this.
Later today, we will know.
We will know soon enough.
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