Here, however, they are buried in the wider narrative, their compelling personalities lost in an ocean of facts, dates and technical details.
All of The Whisperers' "facts, dates, names and terms, and the biographies of its central figures, need to be checked", the participant added.
In its constellation of useful facts, dates and figures, I found just one error: it wrongly states that John Glenn's Friendship 7 orbited the Earth in 1961.
Both touch on most of the same key facts, dates and obscure accounting structures that make up the bare bones of the Enron narrative.
"He is the strong man of his party — full of wit, facts, dates — and the best stump speaker, with his droll ways and dry jokes, in the West," Douglas told a supporter.
While I grew up in an unbookish household, we did own (and I still have) a copy of "Everybody's Pocket Companion: A Handy Reference Book of Astronomical, Biblical, Chemical, Geographical, Geometrical, Historical, Mathematical, Physical, Remedial, and Scientific Facts, Dates Worth Knowing, World Sports and Speeds Records, Mythological, Physiological, Monetary, Postal and General Information".
One of the "sham" entities involved, according to the government's statement of facts, dated back a century, meaning just after the creation of the federal tax code.
One of the "sham" entities involved, according to the government's statement of facts, dated back a century, making it almost as old as federal income tax in America.
I read as much about the topic as I can and during recent research about serial killers I discovered an intriguing set of facts dating back four decades.
But the clip in fact dates from October 2013.
The bare bones of fact — dates, roles, debuts, last performances — are all tabulated on the MetOpera Database, which is free and accessible to all who wish to explore it.
