It would probably not be common knowledge for a few years, so it may have been written after 1346.
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The author's name may be known only to the publisher, or may come to be common knowledge.
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This could use some clarification; it may not be common knowledge for a route to have a " direction ".
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I've always regarded it to be common knowledge that swelling of old lithium-ion batteries is a normal effect resulting from degradation as they age.
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If there are specific phrases that editors find not to be common knowledge and unverifiable, then I agree that they should be edited in accordance with Wikipedia policy.
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Obviously, there are limits if they are trying to push a fringe version of what should be common knowledge, but that is unlikely to happen very often.
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The first three paragraphs in the " Anatomy " section, for example, are without sources even though the claims they make cannot be said to be common knowledge.
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Nearly all of this material will be common knowledge to most experienced editors, but for new editors, and even some infrequent editors, this section will be very useful.
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"I think it would be common knowledge that that would be a refuge that one might expect them to go to, " he told reporters at the Pentagon.
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I've added NINE references for the use of Indian subcontinent copied from that article, which clearly demonstrate that this is a term so common as to be common knowledge.
