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Meanings of fact in English
Programming language.
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Usage of fact in English
1
In fact, biologists tend to use the terms 'organism' and 'individual' interchangeably.
2
However, health groups criticised the fact that the targets are only voluntary.
3
In fact, he could visit a few years later, the paper said.
4
In fact they often explicitly aim to work within that legal system.
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In fact, state and local governments continue to lay off large numbers.
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Fun fact: The first debate of Election 2020 was just last week.
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A family matter-infact, you can ensure the future of my family.
8
Neither, however, has the right to present as fact what is untrue.
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But in this situation, the fact that they're thinking is not good.
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In fact, this week has brought good news for the whole province.
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The fact that he even asked the question told him the answer.
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In fact, it's a great way to learn; just do it intentionally.
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But let me make one fact very clear right at the start.
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I know but the fact, my lord; it is most certainly true.
15
Madam President, let's start from what is in fact the key point.
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But sometimes, our judgments aren't right; in fact, sometimes they're quite wrong.
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Fact through the time
Fact across language varieties
South Africa
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Ireland
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