'One can't disbelieve facts, Darya Alexandrovna,' said he, emphasizing the word fact.

Let's face the facts!

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Tom had to face the facts.

Mohammed Al Amine Ould Yeyha resorts to facts and figures

Screen shot from the game Ibn Battuta that teaches facts about Muslim culture.

Anyone attempting to draw attention to such facts is routinely suppressed.

Ultra rationalism leads the elite to prefer words to actions, slogans to facts, advertising to results. Presentation is government s modern Maginot line.

In the words of the suspect, he was enraged by the noise, the department of police communication for Zhytomyr Oblast reported to FAKTY.

Soon materials on these facts will be sent to the courts of the Industrial and Lenin districts of the city.

We must face the facts our emissions of greenhouse gases probably are at least partly to blame for this summer of extremes.

Until Sharia can handle adultery fairly, no penalties should be imposed.

One of the friends came up with the idea of taking a dramatic selfie on the roof of the wagon, the police communications desk in Khmelnytskyi Oblast reported to FAKTY.

There is not one shred of evidence showing that more openness to trade increases poverty, but anti globalists do not let facts interfere with their ideology.

Because articles like the one mentioned above betray a certain journalistic arrogance, and a lack of humility in which the conclusions lead us to the facts, not the other way around.

Iran maintains that the Security Council is the only body legally authorized to verify allegations concerning the use of such deadly weapons and to decide on the appropriate response.

Recent reversals in the US stock market, quickly transmitted around the world, are the first glimmers that market participants are waking up to these basic facts.

To generate the political will that such reforms require, we must confront policymakers inertia and inaction with the grim facts of inequality and its devastating effects on our children.

She left us too soon but her sense of commitment to the facts and the truth already makes her as a worthy successor of such great journalists such as Capa, McCullin and Schoendoerffer.

In economics, we seldom have a clearly defined counterfactual Would the economy have performed even better or a little differently if someone else had been at the helm?

The United States government has proven itself blind to these facts, but the international community also remains ill equipped to assist in the restoration of peace following conflicts in impoverished countries.

(c) To facilitate and cooperate fully with an independent international investigation of charges of rape and other abuse of civilians carried out by members of the armed forces in Shan and other states

Until Sharia can handle adultery fairly, no penalties should be imposed.

Now whether this says more about the conflict between integrity and profitability of corporate journalism than it does about the attentiveness of Stewart's viewers, the larger point remains that Stewart's material is always grounded in a commitment to the facts not because his intent is to inform. It's not.

During the meeting the minister of Internal Affairs, Rashid Nurgaliev reported 208 investigations of online extremist publications, 54 criminal cases against online extremists, and 47 cases of closed websites.

Almost a decade after the start of the ICTY s work, debate still rages over responsibility for war crimes, with little agreement on even the most basic facts of the conflicts in Bosnia, Croatia, and Kosovo.

So the interpretation that best fits the facts so far is that the political aim of separating Khodorkovsky and Menatep from Yukos led in practice to nationalization, but that this was not the underlying goal.