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Meanings of ignore the fact in English

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Usage of ignore the fact in English
1
However, we cannot ignore the fact it isn't going quite to plan.
The Naked God
2
Already his course was determined; it was idle to ignore the fact.
The Philistines
3
He seemed to ignore the fact that in nature there are predators.
Eating the dinosaur
4
He seemed entirely to ignore the fact that Crockett was a candidate.
David Crockett: His Life and Adventures
5
But I also don't ignore the fact that results haven't been good enough.
The Guardian
6
Hektor started to ignore the fact that everyone glared at him.
The unincorporated man
7
He tried to ignore the fact that he was losing it.
Hook
8
If she could ignore the fact that he technically owned her blood rights.
Blood Rights
9
It is impossible to ignore the fact that something momentous is about to happen.
The Irish Times
10
He seems to ignore the fact that such output levels depend on labour-intensive agriculture.
The Irish Times
11
Treia tried to ignore the fact that she had not given Hevis his sacrifice.
Rage of the Dragon
12
You seem to ignore the fact that you've got this baby to think of.
Beneath a southern sky
13
She would never be able to ignore the fact again.
Joyce of the North Woods
14
We ignore the fact that everything depends upon everything else.
Economics Without Illusions
15
Seeming to ignore the fact she didn't speak fluent Russian, the captain addressed Nara directly:
Agent 6
16
She gripped the automatic tightly, trying to ignore the fact that her hands were sweating.
The undertaker's gift
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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