11.   Nor do facts seem to matter.

12.   Not to mention the additional fact that there seems to be almost no betting interest in this game.

13.   One fact seems certain no matter what happens on both sides of the country Saturday.

14.   That basic fact seems simple enough, but discussions of the subject involve a maze of technical mumbo-jumbo, environmental jargon and clumsy acronyms.

15.   That fact seemed to please her.

16.   That fact seems to sadden him, or at least he says it does.

17.   The facts seemed fairly straight up.

18.   These simple facts seemed not to matter to the cabal that called for the ouster of the offending mayoral aide, David Howard, who happens to be white.

19.   They were young enough to be sons of mine, but that fact did not seem foremost in their minds.

20.   Those facts alone would seem to make it obvious that the team will have a new point guard next season.