FACT-patients were on average 2.7 times (range 1 8) and non FACT-patients 2.3 times assessed (range 1 5).
My list includes fact and "non-fact" – as I sometimes think of fiction – poetry, original English and translated writing.
For these and many other supernatural creatures, their supernaturalness inheres chiefly in the fact (or the non-fact) of their existence.
He fudged – yet again – the Brexit non-fact that if we leave the EU, we get £350m a week to spend on the NHS.
He accuses campaigners of having an agenda which is "sometimes based on misinformation, misinterpretation, misspoke concerns," and says that their passion "sometimes weaves a story that maybe is based on fear mongering or actual non-fact".
He accuses campaigners of having an agenda which is "sometimes based on misinformation, misinterpretation, misspoke concerns," and says that their passion "sometimes weaves a story that maybe is based on fear mongering or actual non-fact". But he admits there are risks – as with any energy mechanism: "It's not fracking that is unsafe.
The problem is that Scruton deals in half-truths and caricatures as well as non-facts.
How else could one explain the peculiar non-facts that litter the pages of the novels shortlisted for the Man Booker prize?
Macdonald dismissed Wolfe's stories outright: "Their ideas bogus, their information largely misinformation, their facts often non-facts and the style in which they were communicated to the reader neither orderly nor meaningful".
Try to imagine Trump in moments of crisis and tragedy, like those in San Bernardino or Orlando or Baton Rouge or Dallas: the narcissism and infantile rages, the random facts, non-facts, and lies; the inconceivable outbursts.
He says, 'When you've got the facts, you don't need to balance with non-facts.' There's a groupthink in the Bermuda Triangle of the three big networks, but Jorge doesn't go to those cocktail parties".
