But then, I might not have the faintest idea of what I'm talking about.
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Had to hold my aide's hand _ she, poor kid, not having the faintest idea of what was going on ."
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Rankin, an assistant professor at the Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, is the first to admit she does not have the faintest idea.
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Apart from not having the faintest idea what " Mother ( rumored ) " means, I didn't see these characters in the movie either.
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He added that if non-drinkers were to look at the advertisement, " they would not have the faintest idea that Carlsberg produces alcoholic beverages ".
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The text also takes the reader through the doubts and uncertainties experienced by a young man who wants to become a writer but do not have the faintest idea how.
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I'm fairly sure most readers here will not have the faintest idea what a " frag movie " is . talk ) 11 : 26, 11 February 2013 ( UTC)
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:See Jumping the broom-for those who, like me, did not have the faintest idea what Kitty's talking about .-- [ your turn ] 18 : 30, 6 February 2012 ( UTC)
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At one point, Kim-Gibson said, Hwang grabbed her by the arm, whispering : " These people do not have the faintest idea that to us Koreans, chastity is more precious than life itself ."
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John Pierson, who presents the Independent Film Channel program " Split Screen, " and who has shepherded many vibrant micro-budgeted films to completion, suggests that frequently young filmmakers, having not studied pre-' 90s cinema, do not have the faintest grasp of film narrative.
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