1.   Similarly subsequent facts will not make a false statement true.

2.   These facts make them more reliant than they should be on the good opinion of their partners.

3.   This fact makes it imperative that we all succeed and have a tremendously successful seventy fifth.

4.   And although racial profiling and disproportionate imprisonment are evident throughout the country, she said, that fact makes their presence in Rhode Island no less disturbing.

5.   But on Sunday, the cold facts made it impossible to snow the hardened critics.

6.   But that very fact makes the password very effective.

7.   But that fact did not make it any easier to take.

8.   But that fact did not make Milloy want to rush over and give Parcells a big hug.

9.   But this fact makes their fate an enticing issue for Russian politicians who may run for president in two years.

10.   If anything, that fact may make his work more poignant, not less.