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Ms Hall, who apparently went off on holiday to Hawaii the day the report came out, claimed she was "shocked" by the facts contained in it.

how much China pay their rail road workers? Like Deng said, seek truths from facts.

The shocking revelations finally woke me to the facts of the matter.

It's not always precise data and facts that lead you to a certain solution.

"Cinema, " he said, "was the perfect medium to tell the facts of life, " and he'd tell them all.

When the next speaker produced all those facts, he knocked the bottom out of my arguments.

The Internet has brought newspaper into a serious crisis, and "the newspaper is vanishing" is no longer a prediction without solid facts.

Tehran rejected the proposal from its ally, saying that Lula was "emotional" and did not know all the facts of the case.

The interpretation of facts is often colored by prejudices.

"One of the biggest unacknowledged facts about sex is the underlying economy to it all, " he said.

It was an age of skepticism, when thinking men questioned all facts and beliefs.

"The facts show that the door for students is more than open, and it's a very good time for Chinese students to knock. " he said.

If you were going to say no to him, you had better be prepared with a strong argument backed by facts, experiences, logic, reasons.

I decided that the best way of collecting facts for my articles was that I would become a beggar myself for just one day.

The bandage on her eyes shows the impossibility to see the crude facts.

Perhaps, if facts could be ascertained, it would be found that something of the same kind occurred in the Roman Empire.

It's just a simple list of facts presented in the first person, but somehow it adds up to more than the sum of its parts.

Especially if you have a problem that's too vague, investigating facts is usually more productive than trying to solve it right away.

He remembered every detail of every book he read and was able to recall facts and trivia on a multitude of subjects.

The truth, the cold hard facts, these seem to be the only standards House values.

The only explanation that will cover the facts seems to be that Miss Clark for some reason or other deliberately sheltered him.

I am trying to establish the facts and if I get any information I will let you know straight away.

I wouldn't go so far as to say, as the author does in the book, that it's the only explanation that covers all the facts.

"The fact that in 2009 we're still unable to separate facts from fiction is mind-boggling, " she said.

How do children learn the important facts of life? Most schools do not teach them. It is up to parents to help their children.

It is more important to pave the way for children's desire to know than to put them on a diet of facts they are not ready to assimilate.

In journalism, he said, it always boils down to "what is the information, what are the facts" gained through meticulous reporting.

News is a fresh report of events, facts, or opinions that people did not know before they read your story.

Let the facts speak, If such a perpetual motion machine of the vehicle was manufactured without the use of oil can be driven on the highway.

Lorry was on his way to meet his ward and explain to her the facts of her early life.

As he worked alone on the land, or sat up with his ewes at lambing time, the facts and material of his daily life fell away.

Taking account of these facts, there is a strong unity of purpose among the world's policymakers to address our fiscal fragilities.

With such a positive tone to the market lately, it seems that the only real lid on this rally are those ugly weighty things called facts.

The news reporters were given nothing but bare facts by the officials in charge of the investigation.

In present day English new linguistic facts abound which do not always square with the accepted rules of grammar.

Although there was no need to marshal the grave facts, Mr. Reynald dwelt not obscurely upon the possible French withdrawal from the war.

Facts have proved that information security is not just a technical problem, a greater degree of dependence on personnel management.

It wasn't really a script it was a list of the facts that we had to say within the presentation.

Increasingly, however, facts have proven that the price of a country's pass-through is often incomplete.

White House officials say the president was just "reporting the facts" and sought to clarify those remarks in his speech Wednesday.

Spend at least two days before the interview researching the company. Take notes. Memorize important facts.

As she summed it up: "The facts of life do invariably turn out to be Tory. "

As opposed to these tangential references, Wikipedia has also been used for more significant facts.

Some facts should be suppressed, or at least a just sense of proportion should be observed in treating them.

Creation of most of them was inspired by the ideas of surrealism; so let us remind a few quick facts about this particular art movement.

She did not know the facts, so what she said was pure conjecture.

The facts of the burglary at the vicarage came to us chiefly through the medium of the vicar and his wife.

Some of the comments, compared with the actual facts, were found not to be so sagacious as they were supposed to be.

Communication with people they did not know each other, consistent in seeking truth from facts, speak up.

I can only speak of attempts to throw light on psychic facts that obscure to me, of efforts to overcome therapeutic difficulties.

Juventus were acquitted of any wrong doing - that says it all. The facts do not exist.

Maybe the best response to the facts of death is just put it out of your mind.

Men see the telephone as a communication tool for sending facts and information to other people, but a woman sees it as a means of bonding.

The company also said in the ads it was time "to state the facts and to help you understand the truth behind Coca-Cola. "

He dealt only in facts, he said, elicited from witnesses whom he interviewed repeatedly to be sure they were not crazy.

There is no doubt that this is an extreme simplification of the biological facts.

If everyone learns to set forth facts and reason things out in social life, many of the contradictions are easy to resolve.

Understanding the facts is all about understanding the difference between worker pay and the actual cost of labor.

Italy's Gradgrind "facts" are bad, but hardly worse today than they were a year or two or three ago.

feeling Paleontology is much like politics: passions run high, and it's easy to draw very different conclusions from the same set of facts.

Such modesty might be fitting in a Victorian novel, but as we seek to understand the Pilanesberg situation we need facts.

From my understanding, the stuff in the book was not entirely true, and was just a fictional story about a lot of true facts.

I wish people would find out the facts and not act as if I were a bad or dangerous person.

The world just drops out just a bunch of rules on top of you to make you forget those facts.

A document containing all the facts and points of law pertinent to a specific case, filed by an attorney before arguing the case in court.

The method has a strong physical basis and a high mimic accuracy, but the extensional forecast accuracy will wait to be examined by facts.

Fortunately, given the facts, I had the fine reduced to almost nothing, but I still incurred a sufficient amount of unnecessary legal fees.

To talk just a little is better than to chatter non-stop all day long. Stick to the facts and speak briefly; don.

We are trying to re-place the true facts at the platform, I ask anything that might have witnessed the incident of people to contact us.

Facts prove that it has never been anything beautiful fresh flowers or Mozzie buster, he is just an ordinary names were not even weeds.

I have a theory, too, that the best and only answer to a smear or to an honest misunderstanding of the facts is to tell the truth.

The prime minister, Manmohan Singh, said the error did not change the facts regarding the harmful impact of greenhouse gases on the planet.

Facts do not seem to matter as some Indian media organisations believe that this is the best way to grab a larger market share.

Pick up a deck of trivia cards or go online and learn interesting facts that you can bring up in conversation.

I am the Garden . . . I did not know this to have Nutrition Facts to know, but does not seem to measure.

There is much more to say, but even the most obvious and elementary facts should provide us with a good deal to think about.

Longitudinal are facts, non-additive representations, would not be easy to specify.

Everything is, as it were, in a space of possible atomic facts; I can think of this space as empty, but not of the thing without the space.

A lot of facts have show that the preconcentration has been used for trace analysis with satisfactory result and low detection limit.

He was a man of exuberant fancy, and, withal, of an authority so irresistible that, at his will, he turned his varied fancies into facts.

Anyone who has had the misfortune to be involved in a debate with any of these people will have noticed that they are impervious to facts.

As we seek a common understanding of challenges and potential solutions, let me set out a few big-picture issues and facts.

It was wrong of me to let my imagination take control of my actions, so I focused on learning the facts.

Well, it sounds as if I'm exaggerating the difficulties, but the facts is I'm only telling the truth.

His Gao Yi Jiao low feet downwards wade to, feels the true facts seeming ready to all over.

Basically, we expect you to read the paper and be prepared to for two areas of discussion: the facts and your opinion of the research.

It doesn't matter, she was his wife, he deserves to have all the facts.

Why are the company's public statements so long? I don't want to hear all the ifs and buts; I just want to know the clear facts.

In person's development, individual is likely to be restricted with many facts from society. The personality is always repressed.

By discussing the material with my teacher I can gain more than I would if I just memorized facts.

It doesn't matter, she was his wife, he deserves to have all the facts.

Why are the company's public statements so long? I don't want to hear all the ifs and buts; I just want to know the clear facts.

In person's development, individual is likely to be restricted with many facts from society. The personality is always repressed.

By discussing the material with my teacher I can gain more than I would if I just memorized facts.

It is possible depending on how the facts play out that he could be looking at espionage charges which would potentially carry a life term.

It is not just a matter of marshalling facts, but a question of seeing what, if anything, holds the story together.

Easy to get material , abundant high-tech human resource, and convenient transportation are the main facts to set up a factory in Wuxi.

Gorman's supporters said he was unpopular with some Merrill brokers because he made tough decisions and didn't sugarcoat unflattering facts.

Another series of facts was in preparation, in which there was no longer any room for Napoleon.

Gates has a mind which soaks up facts and ideas and all of his information seems to be subject to instant recall.

Gates has a mind which soaks up facts and ideas and all of his information seems to be subject to instant recall.

The practical upshot of these facts about memory is that we often underestimate how much control we have over our own memory.

It was my homecoming that had precipitated this thing, and I must face the facts and take what might be coming to me.

A man may be in command of any number of facts and be brilliant at his job without necessarily being an educated person.

and with no better preparation than this, she was to be plunged overnight into what people evasively called "the facts of life. "

Many times a simple review like this will help "jog" your memory, and all those previously-memorized facts will come flooding back to you.

By now the facts of his murder are as well known as the latest twists in the soap operas on TV.

Whichever group that you choose to listen to, it is always good to get the solid facts and information from both sides of the argument.

Being able to talk openly about fears, anxiety, frustration, and doubts can be very helpful in dealing well with these new facts of life.

Whatever the facts about monopoly may be, the belief that competition inevitably tends to produce monopoly is widespread.

Whatever the facts about monopoly may be, the belief that competition inevitably tends to produce monopoly is widespread.

The facts proved that this system turns out to be feasible and can operate normally. It basically attained the anticipated target.

Learning a few facts about where bacteria hang out makes it easy to see things from the perspective of noted germaphobe Megan Fox.

'I've checked out the facts, what you've said before about the date seems to be incorrect. '

Desire to see things, as they are, to find out true facts and store them up for the use of posterity.

We care about nothing but facts. Questions may be raised to any given opinion.

Therefore, he thought that the truth of the cognition of historical facts lay in a sort of truth of "Colligation" .

WHEN Barack Obama was running for the Senate, an adviser showed him a file of damaging facts that Republicans had dug up about him.

Using relevant facts and figures that drive home the key message that you are trying to get across to your audience.

They completely ignore these facts as if (as though) they never existed.

The administration official called it "a facts-be-damned decision . . . Their analysis was way off, but they wouldn't budge. "

That this is a correct theory we are not prepared to maintain, yet certain facts deserve mention which might seem to support it.

How much do you know about our new boy? Liverpoolfc. tv attempts to bring you up to speed with 10 interesting facts. . .

So let's not cloud the facts by pretending that this sort of spending is Bush's fault.

Below are some of the facts to help you better understand the little bit of genetic coding that makes you, you!

No real cover letter, no attempt at self marketing. Sort of, "here are the facts about me, please put me in the pile. "

The journalist immediately set out to obtain these important facts, but he took a long time to send them.

It's just one of the many facts Alexander uncovered about her family. She says her great grandfather sacrificed to help future generations.

A: With all the facts, and you still call it a "peaceful demonstration" ?

The strong evidence together with these new facts is going to prove the prisoner's innocence the next time the case comes to trial.

People do not start out with the search for facts, they start out with an opinion.

I would take issue with you or your statement that we know all the facts about this matter.

Gathering facts, confirming then, suggesting theories, testing them, and organizing findings -- this is all the work of science.

"Don, " I said, "just to get the facts straight, you guys are famous for farming so far out to sea, you don't pollute. "

Officials warn that people trying to hide facts or give false answers may be fined up to 1, 000 rupees (about $ 22).

It's sort of the dork's way into sports, you know, it's a number's game, it's reading facts.

So far, only one man has come up with a theory that seems to fit all the facts.

She did not found a novel om facts.

Since it is not the result of a number of facts, but a permanent condition.

The role of the course is to help you to identify which of the details hidden in the myriad of facts comprising each case are most relevant.

Others say the facts of the matter who will clear, privacy is a right, even if unfortunate and deepest memory.

Eg. He do not know the facts. If he know the fact , he will come to a different conclusion .

with facts and lists of your accomplishments with the company. Stay away from personal issues about why you deserve a raise.

He was asked to set down the facts just as he remembered them.

None of these facts bode well for growth in the third quarter of this year, given that the economy is so dependent on consumer spending.

Linklaters said yesterday it was "not aware of any facts or circumstances which would justify any criticism" of its opinions.

You know, there's a debate going on in the documentary community. Some people argue that you can get a lot of emotion through facts.

"Pricing is as much about psychology as it is about facts, " he said.

Cancer needs to see the different sides of an issue, or this Crab may be prone to making decisions without knowing all the facts.

Finally, Ross's theory, some have charged, seems to be false to the facts of moral disagreements.

Li Hongzhi should be hold responsible for that, because those matters do not conform to the facts.

White House officials sais president was just "reporting the facts" and sought to (clarify those) remarks in his (speech Wednesday).

Can we say that the concrete facts and specific targets have to do with only a few individuals?

After making a strong argument, let your opponent do all the talking - especially if he lacks the facts to oppose you.

Jury instructions are the court's explanation to the jury of what legal decision they must make if they find certain facts to be true.

The above two parallel series of facts seem to be connected together by some common but unknown bond.

About two years previously one of those industrial facts which are the grand events of small districts had taken place.

At that time no mention of two facts in the news conference, said the murders do not know the motivation.

Even with hard scientific facts, hard drinking seems to be prevalent in many nations.

This is not to say that you can forget all facts and dates, but it is to suggest remembering them within a meaningful context.

It is made up of a facts object, which represents the fact table, and a set of dimension objects, representing the dimension tables.

So isn't it necessary to let the media give people all the facts they find without fear of interference or reprisal?

It happened that I, as a law student, was taking a course in logic myself, so I had all the facts at my fingertips.

"Yes, " said Szilard. "He knows the facts, but He does not know this version of the facts. "

You know how Holmes always takes the known facts and then shows you how they all fit together in a surprising way?

There seems to be a massive disconnect between these two facts.

Because of the facts mentioned above, and the growing sense of isolation or individualism, there was reduced tolerance among the public.

The significance of this point is not merely in revealing historical facts.

HSBC posits the benefits of its global network as if the facts spoke for themselves.

Journalism has always been about reporting facts and assertions and making sense of world affairs. No news there.

Like the time I was thirteen and had my first date, when Mother brought me to this spot under the tree and told me about the facts of life.

Be prepared to back-up your advice with information and facts by framing the discussion in a way your teen can relate to.

In the inquisitorial system of trial, the judge applies the law and finds the facts by his own active investigation and inquiries at trial.

You are right in a sense, but you do not know all the facts.

in historical data-analysis, they had a systematic method to seek the truth from facts; they summed up the traditional academic system.

The strange facts are these. In 1996, workers clearing a sports field for a school in Qingzhou stumbled across the head of a Buddha.

I would have liked to hear what the review writers really think of the book's contents, rather than a dry recitation of facts and figures.

We have to do so, in a mature way and a non-discriminatory way, informed by facts, but we have to talk about it.

Those are the main facts of the case as they came out before the coroner and the police-court.

I had to face up to facts. Iris and Akkad had disappeared. Either they had managed to escape some grave threat or they had been kidnapped.

That the mental qualities of animals of the same kind, born in a state of nature , vary much, could be shown by many facts.

"Frankly, I think the concrete facts do not support this decision, " she said.

The name of the contractor is absolutely obvious - it's just enough to know some widely available facts.

This is one of many costly facts about monetary union now bursting disagreeably to the surface.

As one of the important members of FACTS, Static Synchronous Compensator(STATCOM) has widely applied all over the world.

The paper gives an incisive study of the historical data and reveals the facts of that historical period.

Mr Qin said the US statement ignored facts and made groundless accusations against the government.

The ratio dividend may be defined as the legal principle applied to the facts by the court (or judge) in reaching its decision.

We'll round off these 40 Tokyo facts with a few that you might as well start forgetting immediately.

Your Gemini boss wants just the facts, in a concise format. Further, you must be able to pump out work at the speed of light.

Captain Hook's hand was eaten by a crocodile , not an alligator . If you're going to mock me, at least get your facts straight.

They suggest that true objectivity essentially has no moral compass and treats all facts and all viewpoints as equally deserving of respect.

However, in just a few years facts proved that the scholar was over-anxious.

It may be a good report. but it seems to lack facts.

The realists portrayed life not in terms of an emotional ideal but in accordance with the hard facts revealed by science and philosophy.

Let me with facts that your choice of mistaken! ! !

Pelvic vein is characterized by vein group, has no valve and its construct is weak. It often get change under a lot of facts.

Armed with facts and figures , customers are better able to deal with the often powerful arguments given by a salesman or saleswoman .

They have realised they have to respond to perceptions in the marketplace rather than to what they believe to be the facts.

Convention of war which Westen nations had come to accept as facts of human nature obviously did not exist for the Japanese.

Mistake is an erroneous assumption relating to facts or to law existing when the contract was concluded.

as facts prove love can bear the wind and rain but not the wateriness while friendship can stand wateriness but not the wind and rain.

Even where facts are known there is often confusion about their meaning.

Once basic facts are established, the APP expects to move to the deployment phase on a broader scale, he said.

an issue extraneous to the debate; the price was immaterial; mentioned several impertinent facts before finally coming to the point.

Here are some facts for you to consider while you think about your own sleep disturbances.

None of the aforementioned evidence shall serve as the basis of establishment of facts before it has been ascertained and verified.

from finding the right place for the latest addition to verifying facts in reference books , there is always much to do.

These facts are recorded so explicitly in the Gospels that again men are without excuse if they still do not know what God is like.

But I need you to be passionate, and to have facts, and to have an opinion behind it.

So I'm about to tell you a story where I wish I knew the facts.

An official of NOAA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in the United States, said facts do not support the new study.

The facts of the matter remain startling.

Vanderbilt emerged from his road trips with the world's arcane professors of traffic with a narrative humming with vigorous facts.

AUO, based in Hsinchu, Taiwan, said at the time "the facts of the case do not warrant such charges. "

Traditional western poetry and thought had been interwoven with the logic ensured by God and Reason and with facts of experience and life.

think highly of him since I've learned the facts.

What are the possible contexts in which the given sentences can be used for other purposes than just stating facts?

However, in no sense demonstrates support, any facts may have been a coincidence.

In the natural sciences a theory can be maintained only if it is in agreement with experimentally established facts.

You should make sure you know all the facts before you blow the whistle on your boss for tax evasion.

Possession has become a universal phenomenon in human society as a state of the facts to manage and control the things for a long time.

But don't you think that the set of techniques used to produce architecture is more decisive than describing facts again?

The appellee will respond to the appellant's brief with its own legal arguments and interpretations of the facts from the record.

he or she will retain information by saying it out loud, acting out the facts, or counting them off with finger taps.

During the hearing, all the facts and evidence on which the case on file is based should be investigated and checked in court.

Girls are physically more ready to remember facts, to spell, and to read.

As the dust began to settle yesterday, one or two facts about the controversial programme became established.

An anomaly is a set of facts that seem to contradict the prevailing paradigm.

Investigating power was used to compel the bank to disclose some facts.

The facts threw light upon the matter.

These facts have in many respects proved to be of great practical importance and capable of immediate application.

I should have abandoned the facts and made her a nagging , tiresome woman .

"I think she could have spent more time on getting some facts than on making it look pretty, " was one comment.

I believe that I could verify the facts more easily if I spoke to numerous people about one place.

Perhaps we should put the matter in perspective and wait until we get more facts before jumping to conclusions?

You have the qualification to be a top investigator or researcher as you doggedly dig out the facts of whatever matter you are pursuing.

He nourished it fearfully, and almost shunned the contemplation of it in earnest, lest facts should reveal the wildness of the dream.

As long as the sincerity of the criticism, and have enough facts, has certain constructive, Lincoln would be very happy to accept.

Our attitude towards the tallying work is to seek truth from facts. Using sweepings to make up for the shortage is not allowable.

Therefore, the report to the General Assembly should be a neutral one, and that it should be based on facts.

A people's court may handle an appealed case by examining the court records, if it considers the facts clearly ascertained.

A judicious person weighs facts carefully, he would not feel dejected for bad news and exult over unpredictable auspicious.

The call was classic Fred, a man whose appetite for facts, impressions, and data of any sort was insatiable and profoundly egalitarian.

You can't discover facts and potential problems unless you're willing to ask and learn from every person you talk with.

What I have said is just conjecture of course, but I feel that it must correspond rather closely to the facts.

Here's a look at the hard facts and numbers of this most wonderful time of the year.

Marcia Clark followed with a statement laying out the facts proving Simpson's guilt that the prosecution would establish during the trial.

Education is not a matter of pumping facts into students' heads, but a matter of tapping their intellectual resources to the fullest.

The idea was that whatever facts the business wanted to incorporate in the rules, they'd be available to the service.