1.  Teenagers in Lisbon, Oporto, Figueira da Foz and the Azores joined protests claiming that the paper assumed a level of general cultural knowledge which favoured those from wealthier backgrounds.

2.  Substances afford matter of very little general knowledge; and the bare contemplation of their abstract ideas, will carry us but a very little way in the search of truth and certainty.

3.  If their marks are among the top six in the country they'll be invited to take part in a new two part grand final, with a specialist round on the Saturday and a general fishkeeping knowledge round on the Sunday.

4.  I refer to things such as good accent and command of language, general knowledge on wide-ranging topics such as falconing or newt-mating - attributes none of which my father could have boasted.

5.  The obsessions with eloquence and general knowledge would appear to be ones that emerged with our generation, probably in the wake of Mr Marshall, when lesser men trying to emulate his greatness mistook the superficial for the essence.

6.  And I would maintain that for all his limited command of English and his limited general knowledge, he not only knew all there was to know about how to run a house, he did in his prime come to acquire that "dignity in keeping with his position", as the Hayes Society puts it.

7.  Not only do these pictures help to consolidate our general knowledge of glass-making processes, but they also reveal some new and important evidence on the ways in which specific types of glass wares were produced.

8.  At this stage, most if not all expert systems cannot be used by naive users; a reasonable general knowledge of the area of expertise covered by the system (its knowledge domain) is essential if the output produced is to be taken seriously, just as the scope, limitations and difficulties presented by a new piece of legislation can only be predicted with any certainty by a lawyer and, even then, not always correctly

9.  It was based on their general experience and their general local knowledge of the problems and opportunities and constraints on particular areas.

10.  Well I think partly the reputation of of the flats and also the general knowledge that not very many people in the flats have much money.