"I was very happy having no one know what I was reading, " Ms. Lascher says.
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So no one knows who has got it and no one can know who has it.
Travelers on a design quest are willing to go to great lengths to find a place NO ONE has been to (at least no one they know) in order to experience the thrill of sleeping in a home designed by James Turrell or retreat to an island peppered with the works of Tadao Ando in remotest Japan (see: Naoshima Island).
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No one can know what impact gay marriage is going to have long term.
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No one I know has any idea as to how the BLS does this seasonal adjustment.
And no one I know would say that our networks are at that point.
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At first glance, no one would know that I am a patient living with sickle cell disease.
No one would know if the entire year would be made at 12:00 A.M. on December 31.
" But, she adds, "No one I know doubts that his family values are deep and sincere.
The short answer is that no one can know for certain because statistics only tell a small part of the story.
No one I know can get in touch with NI Water to ascertain the action being taken to address this matter.
No one can know the answer to that question for two reasons.
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No one can know, but with Asia's awful past 12 months in mind, the right attitude is to err on the cautious side.
Unless you win in a sport like tennis, no one will know or care about you or your sport 6 months after the Olympics.
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Hay was sure Mowbray fitted the identikit, although no one can know whether the Yorkshireman can wrest the league title back from the blue half of Glasgow.
Until credible inspections are tried, no one will know.
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No one I know in academia is disengaged in this way from their work, and indeed, given the kind of intellectual commitment and mental engagement becoming an academic requires, why would they be?
No one will know who you are, what you stand for, and what you can bring to the table unless you define your brand and position it relative to your competition so you get noticed.
By the time his new documentary, "Exit Through the Gift Shop, " winds its way through a slow release in the United States, Banksy will be more popular than ever -- and still, no one will know who he is.
Of course no one can know for sure what the future holds, but we do know that bond markets, like stock markets, do change over time, and what works in one market environment may not work in future markets.
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No one can know for certain if this senseless act could have been prevented, but we all know we have a moral obligation -- a moral obligation -- to do everything in our power to diminish the prospect that something like this could happen again.
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With this kind of civilian watch, no one would ever know I was in the army.
No one seems to know who arrived first or if any of the original families remain.
It's a sly idea and no one seemed to know what to do about it.
They could, in theory, remove these additional papers from a school's store room and no-one would know.
The Kommersant newspaper is already speculating that there are casualties, although no-one can know that for sure yet.
With those classic accessories, no one has to know about your dark under-eye circles and blotchy complexion, Laditan said.
No one seemed to know the ideal, but four or five seconds seemed like the right amount of time.
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