"It absolutely has been my experience that, disregard it though I may, the fact that I am a woman keeps bouncing back as a question mark, a fascinating fact about me and something that ought to be talked about".
There's a memorial centre named Potočari only a few miles away, but, in Srebrenica itself, there isn't a single monument or sign marking the event – a fact that added this extra air of bleakness to an already empty town.
On both December 23 and December 30, the Socialists and the LMP deputies walked out in protest, a fact marked in the public record only by the unanimous votes recorded for many of these laws.
Mr. Gladwell's book has not made a significant mark on best-seller lists, a fact that Mr. Gladwell acknowledged left the door open for irony.
Does Gordon Brown's visit to Merkel in Berlin yesterday at last mark a recognition of that fact?
A couple of weeks ago, Eric Schmidt weighed in on the great overblown bubble debate to say that the high rate of valuations do, in fact, mark a clear sign of a growing bubble.
Billed as a night of music and comedy, the celebration will mark the fact that a PhD student at Huddersfield University has become the first recipient of a scholarship set up in Claire Rayner's name to research the role of compassion in care.
One of nine siblings, she is a product of the area's troubled schools, but her poise and reserve bear none of the marks of a turbulent childhood, a fact she attributes to solid parenting.
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But if it ever vanishes altogether the fact will mark a victory for American.
