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It seems that he knows about it.
He said he knew the famous actress, which was a lie.
He is familiar with the subject.
He knows close to nothing about this issue.
He didn't have the least idea of the book.
He didn't have the least idea of the book.
He seems to know the secret.
It is said that he knows the secret.
It's said that he knows the secret.
They say that he knows the secret.
He knows almost nothing about that animal.
He knows little about that animal.
He knows the city well.
He knew the news, but he kept it to himself.
He said he did not know the man, which was a lie.
He did not repeat the truth to anyone.
He may have read the letter.
He may have been ill then.
He was ignorant of the fact.
He professes ignorance of the fact.

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