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Maher says the Wikimedia Foundation is cognizant of this, and is working on ways to support the knowledge ecosystem upon which Wikipedia relies.

You have to be cognizant that not everyone has the awareness that we do.

That doesn’t have to be a bad thing, but it means that producers have to be extra cognizant to manage communication so that wires don’t get crossed — and the brand executives allow the producers and crew members to do their jobs.

For publishers, this means they will need to be more cognizant of the diversity on their teams as well as the diversity they are putting forth in their content.

Without the in-person meetings and ways to build relationships, publishers are cognizant of agency exec’s time.

You starred on Entourage, but also seem to be cognizant of classism.

In an interview with The Daily Beast, Ehrlich seemed cognizant of the political implications of his trip to New Hampshire.

One in four of us are forced to live through the violent assaults that these men resent being made cognizant of.

“We have to be cognizant of the fact that we all could have conflict minerals in our products,” said Leet.

Half awake, in her bed, she tried to remain cognizant as she talked on the phone.

Thou wearied patient Heroine; cognizant of the infinitely little!

Alice Mendon, who was quite cognizant of the whole matter, but was broad enough to leap to the aid of another woman, did much.

Opinion among the forest race, makes the whole animated creation cognizant and intelligent of their customs.

Napoleon, himself a sceptic, was cognizant of this slave philosophy.

I knew a little about boats, and made the Captain cognizant of the fact.