The Co-op embarked on an "internal fact-finding review" after the video was released by the Mail on Sunday.
On Friday night, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, which published all three of Mr. Lehrer's books, confirmed that after an internal fact-checking review of his second book, "How We Decide," it would no longer offer it for sale.
We feel as though whether somebody is me or not should depend upon internal facts about me in the earlier stages or this stage and that stage, not about what's happening elsewhere, outside, extrinsic to these things.
Positivists, in contrast, have argued that what is law is determined only by the institutional facts internal to a legal system, facts that may or may not meet moral standards.
The numbers for internal migration, in fact, are even greater than those for international migration.
A romantic might go so far as to suggest that home is in fact an internal landscape, actualized via love alone: that a man finds his place only by finding his person or his people.
The only person who shows no signs of internal conflict, in fact, is Ovechkin himself.
In fact, internal devotion and visible worship have long been inextricable, as this remarkable study of early modern England shows.
Federally funded "internal improvements," in fact, were the stuff of bitter legal and political conflict in the early republic.
In fact, internal correspondence suggests that senior health officials were trying to push through Mr. Friedman's applications for further expansion, despite the warnings of midlevel employees.
