In a case like that, everyone knows that the domain wasn't bought by British Airways.
Everyone knows that the great recession has taken its toll on the housing market.
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Everyone knows that the days of easy money are a vanishing mote in the rearview mirror.
And everyone knows that the games will be played and the action will stay on the field.
Everyone knows that the youngest seems to get away with murder because parents have seen it all before.
Everyone knows that the growth in our manufacturing exports has been deeply disappointing.
We were blamed solely for the ratings drop when everyone knows that the show changed times and days repeatedly without correct advertisement.
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Everyone knows that the U.S. Treasury market is basically a cash market.
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Everyone knows that the Liberal Democrats, Britain's third party, want to raise an extra penny in the pound on income tax to spend on education.
Everyone knows that the traditional public school system can be a bit burgeoning, with lots of bureaucratic red tap and uniformity which can hinder creativity in teaching.
But everyone knows that the only way to get the budget into some reasonable semblance of balance will be to either cut Medicare benefits or increase taxes.
Everyone knows that the recession started with the credit crunch.
If you are small company that has supplied goods or services to a big company, such as any of the giant supermarkets, everyone knows that the supermarket chain is good for the money.
"Everyone knows that the Iraqi government is one elected by the Iraqi people, and no one puts timetables or restrictions other than the Iraqi people who elected the government, " al-Maliki said Wednesday during a visit to Syria's capital, Damascus.
We try our hardest and I think that everyone knows that by the effort level.
My own conclusion, after listening to a spirited debate, was that a congressional compromise would be the best way to clear the air, so that everyone knows the rules.
Now a city need only mouth the words "adverse secondary effects" when enacting a regulation, and for the most part, courts will uphold it -- even though everyone knows the real reason is that the city doesn't like the books and movies that the store sells.
Everyone in Washington knows that the Doha talks have little future without fast-track extension.
Everyone knows that none of the bad outcomes Mr. Obama threatens will occur, certainly not for more than a short period of time.
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This may be the best-known danger in derivatives dealing: everyone in the markets knows that if shares stop trading or the share prices become much more volatile than expected, an option's market value will differ from the model's valuation.
Everyone who follows closely financial markets knows that the best time to buy stocks is at maximum panic, when everyone runs for the hills.
Everyone knows the nauseating truth that Wall Street pulled a fast one on the American public and there is no point, i.e.
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If we wait until information sufficient to avoid any risk is available, then we have missed the opportunity, because at that point everyone knows and the information will be fully reflected in the price of the stock.
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The trouble, in a nutshell, is that everyone already knows about the pattern and either tries to preempt it by selling sooner or use it to buy into the decline.
Everyone else knows the same things, and that includes the pension funds, mutual funds, and hedge funds that buy and sell lots of stocks and bonds, thus moving the market prices.
Everyone knows that housing was at the epicenter of the 2008-2009 financial crisis.
Everyone knows the problems that arise when kids walk into a candy store: Everything looks so good they want it all, and they end up overdoing it.
But everyone in the markets also knows that he will struggle to get any such steps through Congress - unless or until the recovery has clearly ground to a halt.
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