"It's so complicated that no one really knows what to do, " says Prof Jankovic.
The country is so vast and roadless that no one knows, to the nearest million, how many people died in the war, let alone how many potential voters live there now.
She had access to a phone and a computer, so obviously something went on that no one knows about.
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The overriding impression I carried away from my Hawthorne visit was that, although it all comes back to taste at PepsiCo, the physical sensation of tasting has been so thoroughly mediated by advertising and packaging that no one knows anymore where the physiological experience ends and the aspirational experience begins.
The prosecutor was so diligently neutral, despite repeated questions, that no one now knows whether he has merely some cleaning up to do or plans to pursue charges against Mr Rove or others.
Mr Fitzgerald was so diligently neutral, despite repeated questions, that no one now knows whether he has merely some cleaning up to do or plans to pursue charges against Mr Rove or others.
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"No one over 45 knows how to use the Net, so that worked in our favor, " says Khalid Jaafar, Anwar's former press secretary, who helped organize the flow of information on the Net.
The truth is that no one really knows how much ObamaCare will cost because its assumptions on paper are so unrealistic.
There are new presidential elections in Russia next year, but so far no one knows for sure who is running, and against whom, and it seems that Medvedev and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin are focused on keeping elections backstage, with economic reforms center stage.
As I say, no one knows whether this is actually true so far however, what makes it worrying is that no one would really be very surprised if they had managed to pull it off.
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