But even those who did not always see eye to eye with Mr. Pouillon agreed on one simple fact, which Wednesday's efforts sought to emphasize — he did not deserve to die.
It doesn't matter how great you think your musical tastes are, or how often you discover some obscure postpunk band and write about it in your little cry-baby diary (or "blog," same difference), as long as you accept one simple fact: No performer on the planet is cooler than Debbie Harry.
At the bottom, though, one simple fact was not mentioned at that 2007 hearing: The police order on taping demonstrations had already been rescinded.
"All of these issues add up to one simple fact," Mr. Manley said.
The extent of this masquerade can be seen in one simple fact.
It boils down to one simple fact: the 70,000-square-foot community center Chabad is planning to build does not belong in a residential area.
Her articles in the press state, in her own words, "one simple fact: the human brain, that most sensitive of organs, is under threat from the modern world".
Thus, for a torrid week of tweets, the name of the supposed abuser flows through the ether, finally breaking cover over one simple fact.
In the end, the News Corporation's capture of Dow Jones can be boiled down to one simple fact: Mr. Murdoch wanted it more.
Arguments that any of these jazz performers are also being promoted by these commercials collapse before one simple fact: none are ever identified.
If faced with the choice of complying with its nonproliferation commitments or facing total isolation, the regime's decision will be complicated by one simple fact: It now has much more to lose than it did in 1994.
