And they have chosen opposing responses to the grand economic fact of our times, which is indebtedness.
And they are coming from two cultures that have chosen opposing responses to the grand political fact of the 20th century, which is the collapse of socialism.
This grand empirical fact is clearly in accord with the theory presented here, but plays no role in the traditional theory and is not understandable in a straightforward fashion from the traditional perspective.
In contrast, after his own war's end Forrest remained in the South, where he became an early supporter of the Ku Klux Klan and served as its Grand Wizard, facts that aren't mentioned in Bell's novel.
"The Grand Inquisitor" in fact has two different endings.
"History" sounds grand — grandiose, in fact, when affixed to a work of fiction.
At Barclays, he made his appearance behind what looked like a grand piano (in fact, the grand case concealed an electronic keyboard), signalling to the exuberant people in the bleachers that this would be a concert, not a d.j.j
Indeed, there is no other race on the Formula One calendar as glamorous, iconic and exciting as the Monaco Grand Prix; in fact, there is no other auto race in the world as rich in those qualities.
In fact, Grand Prix racing in Barcelona goes back as far as 1923, with the first race at the Sitgues-Terramar Circuit, which is still apparently visible — as part of a chicken farm.
In fact, Grand Prairie, which, at almost four square miles, has one of the swamp's widest horizons, often looks like a yard where someone left a hose running too long.
