It is quite unrealistic now to
ignore these facts.
Work was
hampered by the basic fact
that the horse chestnuts were poor quality material from which to produce acetone.
The
mere fact
that they may be produced in a new way is no reason for any radical change in the policy process.
Fact sheet
back pain of one kind or another affects millions of people in the uk each year.
Fact of the matter
is that this witness had no idea what they were talking about.
Fact from fiction!
Rather, it is intended to
reflect the fact
that judgment is required when assessing whether land is mmhd or isig.
That they were east european was
compounded by the fact
that russia was communist and led by joseph stalin.
The
sad fact
is that the american hostages in iraq are forgotten casualties of war.
Facts of the case
are as follows.
Once again the real threat of fraud on the internet has
highlighted the fact
that consumers fear going on line.
And that idea is
reinforced by the fact
that three of the known mcph proteins are found in the centrosome during cell division.
All of which brings me to the final point ( well, three in
actual fact
).
Fact of life
in those parts for hundreds of years and nobody can predict such things accurately.
Still, even all the bias can't
hide the fact
that the tories are heading for another very heavy defeat.
The use of
historical fact
as a springboard for fiction is not a new one.
I also particularly
liked the fact
that you only charged 50p p&p per bag.
Some
interesting facts
emerge from the early records of this church.
We won't
mention the fact
that i was 1 1/2 hours late for my last outing ( stop laughing andy ).
You can find
fascinating facts
on every page - eg.
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