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

2.   What leads up to this actualization is not specified, the very fact of something having led to it constituting that which is judged negatively by the speaker.

3.   But it is not out of keeping for a product that the facts have so clearly come to show is dangerous, addictive and medically costly for this nation.

4.   But its facts have nothing to do with admissions to any sort of educational institution.

5.   But neither fact has anything to do with calling good plays.

6.   But still, they said, certain facts would have to align almost perfectly.

7.   Civilian prosecutors charged with finding the facts have no authority to force testimony from Russian military officers and soldiers who may have witnessed the killings.

8.   Facts have nothing to do with the fear of flying.

9.   Facts can have a fleeting reality of dimension, condition and circumstances.

10.   Has the fact that Miller is sometimes so outspoken accounted for his reduced role?