41.   Each broadcast features hard facts about weather phenomena and climates around the globe.

42.   Famously free with its cash, Saudi Arabia is notoriously stingy with hard facts about its internal affairs.

43.   For years, editors have been telling each other the public wants hard facts.

44.   Frustrated and slightly angry, Romaniuk must question his own pride as a Pole, given the hard facts of the occupation.

45.   Hard facts are scarce and subject to conflicting interpretations.

46.   Hard facts on counterfeiting are scarce.

47.   He said both sides must face some hard facts and show their commitment through deeds as well as words.

48.   How do you persuade public officials that the values of art, while subjective, are no less real than the hard facts of the bottom line?

49.   Imputing artistic developments to states of mind is a dicey enterprise, but hard facts like war and divorce are difficult to ignore.

50.   In Afghanistan, Yemen or Gaza, the hard fact is that many of those who ready themselves to die have little on earth to cherish.