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linguistic fact, and "
The sun is a star"
accurately describes an
astronomical fact. Further, "Abraham
Lincoln was
the 16th
President of
the United States"...
- Look up
fact in Wiktionary,
the free dictionary.
FACT or
FACTS may
refer to: FACTNet,
Fight Against Coercive Tactics Network Falsely Accused Carers and...
- In philosophy,
facticity (French: facticité, German: Faktizität) has
multiple meanings — from "factuality" and "contingency" to
the intractable conditions...
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The facts of life is a
euphemism used in ****
education of
the basic facts of puberty, ****ual intercourse, and
human reproduction.
The Facts of Life may...
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conclusion of
fact,
refers to
decisions made by
the trier of
fact on
questions of
fact in a case.
Questions of
fact arise when
parties disagree on
facts, and after...
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other words, it is a
fact,
the suppression of
which would reasonably result in a
different decision.
Falsification of a
material fact that
would cause a...
- Look up
after the fact in Wiktionary,
the free dictionary.
After the fact is an
idiom meaning too late, or
after something is
finished It may also refer...
- A
factsheet or
fact sheet, also
called fact file, is a single-page do****ent
containing essential information about a product, substance,
service or other...
- "Alternative
facts" was a
phrase used by U.S.
Counselor to
the President Kellyanne Conway during a Meet
the Press interview on
January 22, 2017, in which...
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Fact-checking is
the process of
verifying the factual accuracy of
questioned reporting and statements.
Fact-checking can be
conducted before or after...