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Many labels pretentiously claim they don't care about genres, but this one factually doesn't.

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But factually, it did not appear to contradict what Mr. Clarke told the Sept. 11 commission last week, the aide said.

The arbitrary classification of a constitutive treatment as either replacement or substitution of a body function to ethically permit discontinuation of destination therapy with a medical device in a life-terminating act cannot be substantiated factually but it does give free rein to the construction of what some commentators have referred to as a moral fiction [ 30].

Now maybe it's factually correct, but it doesn't exactly motivate a consumer to get online and buy something or head over to their nearest store".

"There are personal grudges against someone whose politics are extreme, and she also said a lot of things that were factually untrue, but it doesn't negate the fact that she was the person on the stage in those debates," adds Marsh.

And even if something is conceivable, say in a logical sense, it does not follow that it is metaphysically or factually possible.

Business Insider called it "factually shaky".

If Jeff Jarvis tweets something, I tend to believe it, factually.

It does not matter to the unconscious that black people are factually no more likely to use drugs or guns then their white counterparts.

It doesn't actually have 666 panels, but apart from that slight error, the Da Vinci code is entirely factually correct: it is the Holy Grail.