However the hardware and distribution complexities are eventually worked out, the fact will remain that a lot of people depend on the airline for entertainment on those long international routes.
The era of human rights that began just a few decades ago — especially when compared with distracting precedents like abolitionism and even Nuremberg, which were reclaimed for human rights only after the fact — will remain the one most worthy of attention if the goal is to understand why this last utopia rose as others fell.
But even if Saccone is able to make up the vote deficit (unlikely, according to the number crunchers) or the close final tally prompts a recount or a legal challenge, the fact will remain that a safe Republican district, having voted for the President by nineteen points less than two years ago, appears to have effectively flipped.
I predict that in those courts and in the 2nd Circuit, both the law and the facts will remain on the side of the Ecuadorians.
But unless we change the way we think as a society about the virtues of homeownership, the fundamental fact will remain: the government will always be the backstop for the mortgage business, with the taxpayers always liable for the losses.
While the war in Syria persists, while Isis exists – indeed, until there is a massive outbreak of unprecedented peace – certain facts will remain unarguable.
Some interpretations will need to be revised, some nuances will be added, but the main body of well-established evolutionary facts will remain.
The facts will remain in the public record, however, and could be used by individual investors who want to bring securitization claims against the companies at some future date.
People believe in and follow other people, and this is a fact that will remain to be true for the rest of time.
This is a poor fact and will remain one whatever I do and whatever I write.
