The BIS also dances around a parallel, uncomfortable fact: that austerity within the euro-zone has often enough been associated with falling market confidence and not the other way around.
The fact that people are willing to read fantasy novels in practice emphasises the parallel fact that, most of the time, they aren't willing to read them in principle.
"In light of a potential conflict of interest with Dame Janet Smith there will be a separate and parallel fact-finding inquiry covering Stuart Hall's conduct at the BBC," it said.
But our culture responds very differently to these parallel facts.
That most fiction arguably fails at this is just a practical definition of "most," and a parallel of the fact that most journalism, also, is good enough only for the "jour" — the day.
I drew a parallel with the fact that, during recent protests over the Michael Brown and Eric Garner killings and the resulting grand jury decisions, we've heard many members of the black community ask that overeager white folks who are accustomed to being heard first not speak over them or for them.
Due to this fact, a parallel real-time version of this system has been developed and implemented as described in [1].
Also, most of these systems do not offer any generic view of a parallel computing pattern, a fact which may be at the root of several of their shortcomings.
It's a parallel universe, despite the fact we're living in the same informational space and share the same admiration for pop stars like Beyoncé.
The revelation that The Cosmos is not a world above our own but, in fact, a parallel one visible only to those with "eyes" further muddies the waters of clarity, and leaves us at the mercy of this nightmarish, alien universe.
