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Meanings of know from in English

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Usage of know from in English
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Did you know from an early age that fashion was your future?
The Irish Times
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You could also help prevent someone you know from committing a crime.
Feminist dot com
3
We know from experience there are some very difficult issues, she said.
The Guardian
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I know from myself I am opening two new restaurants next year.
Reuters
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Did you know from a young age you wanted to do this?
The new yorker
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This is what South Africans needed to know from Google this week.
The South African
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We know from animal studies that it isn't transmitted by simple contact.
The Slab
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This is what South Africans wanted to know from Google this week.
The South African
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He'd met a doctor I know from Santa Barbara, Ms Haslam said.
News.com.au
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And I know from personal experience that blunts liked working with him.
The Guardian
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He was especially keen to know from where the water was spurting.
The system of the world
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Of course heat will, as we know from hard-boiled yolks and custards.
On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen
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No one would know from where the next day's deaths would come.
The Guardian
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I know from personal experience that sleep is a creative juice booster.
Wired
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And what I know from the lab.' Cameron gestured again at himself.
Monster republic
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On the way, I run into a girl I know from school.
The Hunger Pains
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Ireland
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South Africa
Common
United Kingdom
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