Fact: Apart from the hundreds of articles on this topic published in newspapers including the Sunday Telegraph, Daily Express, Australian, Wall Street Journal, Washington Times etc. Claim 21.
"He read the obituary," reported his wife Jill, "and didn't quarrel with any of the spellings or the facts – apart from the obvious one".
Almost everything, in fact, apart from a race.
In fact, apart from his vague dislike of male institutions, Waugh himself had many women friends.
In fact, apart from Steve talk, there was only one other notable topic of conversation, prompted by the fact that I write this column.
In fact, apart from two phones from Samsung which are described as phablets because they're half-tablet, this is the largest-screen mobile phone ever.
In fact, apart from his melancholy exile in the late 1970s he did not travel extensively for work.
But in fact, apart from sporadic looting of Christian villages immediately after the withdrawal, the most serious incidents have taken place among Shias.
In fact, apart from Ms. Drake's 29-year-old son, Nick Elisano, who works at the gym in Rio Grande, most of the staff is on the older side.
In fact, apart from various Internet wackos, anti-Semitism, at least the American strain, has waned; how else to explain the very assimilation Mamet so detests?
