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If I am correctly informed, he is cognizant of the business on which I wish to speak to you.† (source)
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"Hump," he said, becoming cognizant of the fascinated gaze I bent upon him...† (source)
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...many who were cognizant of my previous intention to publish some writings...† (source)
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...I was strangely cognizant of her thoughts and intentions...† (source)
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The sooner we become cognizant of the fact that the global economy won't be crushed and corporate earnings won't roll over, the sooner the market will fight its way to trend higher.† (source)
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We started making America more cognizant of their public health conditions and the need for lifestyle changes.† (source)
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I was also cognizant of how good it felt to actually be able to say what I thought to someone. (source)cognizant = aware (with knowledge)
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The Rule of 150 says that congregants of a rapidly expanding church, or the members of a social club, or anyone in a group activity banking on the epidemic spread of shared ideals needs to be particularly cognizant of the perils of bigness. (source)cognizant = aware (having understanding)
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She's barely cognizant of what's going on around her, and she doesn't remember me at all. (source)cognizant = aware (having knowledge or understanding)
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Moreover, I am cognizant of the interrelatedness of all communities and states. (source)cognizant = aware (have knowledge and understanding)
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A Frenchman was cognizant of the murder. (source)cognizant = aware (had knowledge)
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Although various staff members of the BlyssPluss project contributed to JUVE on a piecework basis, it is my belief that none, with the exception of Crake, was cognizant of what that effect would be.† (source)
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He collapses to the bed beside me, still panting, while he makes a cognizant effort to contain the desire that I know is still coursing through him.† (source)
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Not wholly cognizant of his situation.† (source)
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By contrast other civilizations seem "speechless" or at least, as may have been the case in Egypt, not entirely cognizant of the creative and transformational powers of language.† (source)
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It was vital that he remain cognizant, even alert, for what followed.† (source)
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