know by heart
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Fueled by personal grievance, the president has tried to amplify stories that diehard Fox News viewers know by heart but have not broken through to a broader public consumed with the sole issue that has defined the campaign, how the president has managed the pandemic.
From Washington Times
Some of which I cook regularly and know by heart, others I rather wish I made more often and the odd one or two I had genuinely forgotten about.
From The Guardian
They are called “bottle professionals” by some redemption centers employees who describe them as people who know by heart each recycling and trash pick-up route, who buy from other canners and who take the job seriously thanks to a 1982 law in New York that allows consumers to return empty containers for five cents.
From Washington Times
Much of the world may need to learn the rules that come with surviving sizzling conditions, rules the people of Marble Bar already know by heart.
From New York Times
The co-pilot is asked by the captain to run a memory checklist, the most urgent type of problem-solving procedure which pilots must know by heart, for unreliable airspeed values.
From Reuters
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