A central legal issue in the new case is whether an acceptable substitute in fact exists.
If a state of affairs obtains, then an obtaining state of affairs exists, a fact exists.
The patient will die without a treatment that in fact exists to cure her.
"Oh my god, Tracey and a friend of hers mentioned that this weird historical fact existed.
His post about the new venture proved his ignorance about women's media, peppered with statements like: "Isn't it time for a women's publication that puts world news and politics alongside beauty tips?" The women's blogosphere quickly called out his condescension, pointing out that websites like this have in fact existed for years (see Jezebel, The Hairpin, xoJane... the list goes on).
It's nice to have proof this group did, in fact, exist as well.
This technology does, in fact, exist — just not here, not yet.
And he goes on to say that he understands just how it was that Gould could become half convinced that this great work in fact existed -- because he, Mitchell, had similarly deceived himself.
Well, either we've entered a new mysterious age in which Americans no longer want to bitch about their jobs and no one told me about it, or we have to consider the possibility that the people who the GOP believe would be adversely affected by this surtax do not, in fact, exist.
The truly and spectacularly bad thing about this political theater was that Obamacare cards do not, in fact, exist.
