And it was common knowledge here in Washington--for George Bush, the weapons of mass destruction were a means to getting rid of Saddam Hussein.

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What happens if the rumoured details of Mr Clinton's misbehaviour in that same Oval Office become common knowledge rather than Internet tittle-tattle?

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It is common knowledge that US Treasuries reached record-high demand levels on July 25, 2012.

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This illustrates the imperfect-information nature of the game, and the lack of common knowledge about others.

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As we left it, CRM eventually went from enabling a team of people across a company to document, interact and share their knowledge about each customer, to essentially favor data collection about customers to find common cross-customer issues and forecast planning.

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