1.   An opportunity must be provided for understanding - to relate new facts to existing knowledge.

2.   Each operator adds a single new fact which is a direct consequence of what is known already.

3.   The report revealed some shocking new facts about the effect of drinking on health.

4.   These new facts have some bearing on the case.

5.   Finding out new facts about everyday substances and the environment will be something you will enjoy.

6.   Although he was meticulous in his research, new facts about the Frank family became available decades later that might have altered his portrayal of them.

7.   Although committed to wall-to-wall coverage, the news divisions had few new facts.

8.   And it is not just Lewinsky who might provide a revealing new fact.

9.   Armed with these new facts, Yelena decided to fight.

10.   As thousands of Washington reporters kicked into overdrive, new facts seemed to emerge by the half hour.