41.   It is common knowledge that there are far too many companion animals in this country and too few pet owners.

42.   It is now common knowledge that the tabloids pay in the high six figures for exclusive information and photos.

43.   Motorola workers said it was common knowledge at the Boynton Beach plant that layoffs were taking place Tuesday.

44.   Nava-Reyes said it was common knowledge among people who worked for the van companies that their business relied upon the transport of illegal immigrants.

45.   Nonetheless, some critics say donors should not have to work so hard to get information when executive pay is common knowledge at both publicly held companies and charities.

46.   Only later would analysts typically issue research reports making the information common knowledge.

47.   Or perhaps it anticipates the ambivalence of American voters and their appetite for candidates who stake some vague middle ground between uncommon erudition and common knowledge.

48.   One neighbor said House of Prayer members stay to themselves, but their actions are common knowledge in the neighborhood.

49.   Perhaps Hilts and his publisher assumed this is all common knowledge, but the book would have been stronger for some well-selected context of this sort.

50.   Q. My friend says it is common knowledge in Europe that it is dangerous to sleep with a live plant in the room because it uses up oxygen.