The emerging facts are not new to scholars, but as popular history, "Victory" excels.
Its impact is less to do with emerging facts than confirming prejudices.
Whether we are private citizens or public officials, complacency is not an option: climate change and energy scarcity are emerging facts of life.
Democrats must weigh whether this disinformation machine should be able to place an inquiry off political limits even if they conclude the emerging facts warrant it.
Jonathan Turley, a law professor at George Washington University, said that while the way Mr. Trump went about seeking an investigation was "clearly inappropriate," the emerging facts merited an examination.
That discussion has since been eclipsed by the emerging facts and our deepening mystification about who and what Breivik is and what he represents other than his own remorseless narcissism.
If any Egyptians felt the protests were exacting too high a price on the Egyptian economy and on their lives, a few emerging facts led them to realise that regime change was not a luxury, but an absolute necessity.
The joint venture is succeeding because its terms have been tailored to the emerging facts of the Soviet political economy, even to the turmoil that accelerated reform is likely to produce.
The emerging facts prevented Trump from following his typical playbook — to rally his supporters against Islamic extremism while speaking and tweeting in a combative, even belligerent tone to try to project strength and resolve.
Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan of the southern Delta State, who is one of President Jonathan's closest allies, summed up the pessimism in a magazine interview this way: "The Chibok abduction is very confusing, emerging facts and information very confusing.
If a target is cyber-secure, then IP theft reverts in whole or part to old-fashioned physical (read human) facilitation; the emerging facts around alleged operative Xu Yanjun illustrate this.
