Know
Know verb - To have a practical understanding of.
Run over
Run over verb - To make a brief visit.
Both terms in one sentence
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Decker's "lithium" nearly gets him run over by a truck, he meets a touched man who babbles about Midian, and claims to know where it is.
Source: Film / Nightbreed - But one little girl whose first name the viewers know is about to be run over, and you'd think the world was about to end.
Source: A Million Is a Statistic -
Although this is a lot less impressive than it sounds, if one has ever had a 4-year-old leave a Fisher-Price toy car where it can be run over by an actual car, one will know that the real car wins.
Source: Made of Indestructium
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