The criterion would also appear to rule out operators like "Now it is the case that" and "It is actually the case that", which pay special attention to the world or time of utterance.
One of the most interesting debates is over the question of whether socially, the Internet enables "the poor to get rich," or whether it is actually the case that it is the "rich who get richer on the Internet".
"It's probably fair to say…" I'm writing about my personal experience, so it isn't "probably fair", it's actually the case.
If, on the other hand, we assume it not to be true, then what it states is actually the case, and thus it must be true.
Orwell wrote that "Big Brother is watching you" -- and later the Situationists realized that it was actually the case that "Big Brother is you, watching" -- but today it should read "Big Brother is you watching others watch you watching them watch you".
It is possible that this is actually the case, as random imbalances in allele numbers could be exacerbated during DNA amplification.
It is not actually the case that Labour has pushed ahead in a very meaningful way with Thatcher's anti-statist policy formation.
On the other hand, he also takes it that there is a restricted class of activities that the soul is responsible for in some special way, such that it is not actually the case that the soul is responsible in this special way for all of the relevant activities that living organisms engage in.
Some programs appear to have policies that protect students from going to these potentially dangerous areas, but when you delve into the details of those programs, it is not actually the case.
But what's interesting about the authorizations issue is that it actually makes the case for HBO NOW, where HBO handles the authentication, not HBO's local distributors.
Or maybe it was actually the case back then and we were just too blinded by our own sense of adolescent melodrama to tell otherwise (and are now crippled with nostalgia).
