That fact seemed to count for nothing in Abbey's valuation.
The U.S. military has, in fact, continued to count bodies.
In our tests, we ignored two trees (TSPAN8 and TSPAN12) due to the lack of proper outgroups and took into account two trees (CD63 and TSPAN10) that have fallen back to single gene status, but in fact, whether to count in these trees or not would not change our statistic conclusions (Additional file 3).
"In fact, she forbids us to count them, so we shouldn't be either impressed or depressed".
But what's really notable about the northern white rhino's current plight is not its steady march toward extinction, but rather the fact that we get to count down the remaining individuals one by one like some abacus-wielding Grim Reaper.
The fact that airlines choose to count passengers as they do, rather than track persons, is their business, not logic's.
In fact, in order for something to count as a sport, all participants must actually be aware that they are, in fact, participating in one.
It may be that there are no neutral facts to which a metaphysician can appeal to show the shortcomings of his opponents; metaphysicians pronounce on what is to count as fact, and this puts them in the happy position of being judges in their own case.
The fact that the government wants to count an amount of assets that are already in a fund doesn't make the measure retrospective.
I've had a number of times where I've said, 'Man, that was close.' " In fact, Giants fans might want to count their blessings.
