31.   The Mundells were puzzled at first by such camaraderie from children too young to say the word or know its meaning.

32.   The only one of them who could know the meaning of that look was the infant.

33.   The Roots certainly know the meaning of, well, roots.

34.   They know the meaning of teamwork, of self-respect.

35.   They are lessons in courage and compassion proffered by an oppressed but indomitable spirit who knows the meaning of suffering and rejection.

36.   This Brown does not know the meaning of plain.

37.   This is a team that knows the meaning of the word underdog.

38.   What they do show is an altogether human, but journalistically unacceptable, impulse to impose meaning on a story, when the full meaning is not yet known.

39.   With Merlin in Camelot, Morgan le Fay had about as much chance of making a name for herself as Queen Guinevere had of knowing the meaning of fidelity.

40.   You will know the meaning of right and wrong, and be able to choose between them.