In fact, thanks to the Internet, people probably read more good journalism than ever.
In fact, thanks to some seamless postproduction trickery, Mr. Benjamin plays almost all the parts.
In fact, thanks to Hitler, he was brought back, but this time as a puppet.The final curtain came in April 1945.
In fact, thanks to ongoing gerrymandering, Republican districts are getting whiter even as the rest of the country gets browner.
And, in fact, thanks to technological marvels, a system of virtually instantaneous global communications has been installed.
In fact, thanks to the success of those two teams, Florida's athletic program has contributed more than $55 million to the university for academics since 1990.
In fact, thanks to the entrepreneurial explosion, they are enjoying a much bigger deal flow, says Bill Gurley of Benchmark in his lofty new quarters in San Francisco.
In fact, thanks to falling interest rates, annual interest payments have hardly budged since 1986 even though, over the same period, the government's debts have nearly tripled.
In the 1980s, for example, immigration was theoretically limited to 270,000 a year; but in fact, thanks to loopholes in the law, it averaged more than 700,000.
In fact, thanks to the presence of All-Star point guard Chris Paul, the team has progressed from a darkly comedic punchline to a credible championship contender.
In fact, thanks to its clear screen sides, you can see out into the forests and fields from any one of the linen-covered, timber-framed seats.
