Protests in Belgium, it has been noted, have been concentrated in the country's Walloon (French-speaking) southern half, a fact quickly noticed in the Flemish (Dutch-speaking) northern half, where two-thirds of Belgium's drivers are based.
Here, the magnitude of the deviation for Sweden has come down to a half, a fact not visible from the pooled presentation in Figure 1.
(During his junior year at college his mother presented him with Whitehead and Russell's "Principia Mathematica" and Skeat's Etymological Dictionary, the latter of which, he said, "I persistently consulted and explored over the succeeding half century," a fact attested to by the liveliness and clarity of his writing).
It's not that he didn't think it was good he does rather it's that Burgess had just ended his romantic relationship of four and a half years, a fact he volunteered exactly one minute after I turned on my tape recorder.
See how many reporters just rehashed the lede – the size of the damages – and Ford's response, without asking a single new question, or presenting so much as half a new fact.
The New Yorker, December 7 , 1935P. 28 Long talk story about Bernard Zufall, the great amateur mnemonist; he has half a million facts stored away in his memory.
By E. B. White, Charles Cooke, Russell Maloney, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, December 7 , 1935P. 28 Long talk story about Bernard Zufall, the great amateur mnemonist; he has half a million facts stored away in his memory.
But one thing that Representative Charles B. Rangel almost never does is identify himself as a Hispanic man, even though he is half Puerto Rican — a fact that could benefit him politically as he seeks re-election in a Congressional district that, as a result of redistricting, now for the first time has a Latino majority.
Andrew Flintoff's men lost those three wickets inside the first half-a-dozen overs, in fact, to heavily jeopardise their chance of going 1-0 up in the best-of-three final.
In fact, half-a-million have done so.
There is always a germ of truth, a half fact or momentary fact that, taken to hyperbole, can justify the most fantastic projections".
