Know
Know verb - To have a practical understanding of.
Plan for
Both terms in one sentence
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What he didn't know was that she was only using him, and that instead of destroying the evil, her plan for the castle would actually free it.
Source: Literature / Castle Perilous - It later turns out that Celestia did know the prophecy was real, and having Twilight make some friends was part of her plan for Twilight to save Equestria.
Source: Prophecies Are Always Right -
The Heir Apparent: All but the most arrogant Centerpieces know that they won't be around forever, and plan for this eventuality.
Source: Power Stable
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