- A
fact is a true
datum about one or more
aspects of a cir****stance.
Standard reference works are
often used to
check facts.
Scientific facts are verified...
- In philosophy,
facticity (French: facticité, German: Faktizität) has
multiple meanings — from "factuality" and "contingency" to the
intractable conditions...
- The
Facts may
refer to: The
Facts: A Novelist's Autobiography, a
novel by
Philip Roth The
Facts (Seattle), a w****ly African-American
newspaper based in...
-
Fact-checking is the
process of
verifying the
factual accuracy of
questioned reporting and statements.
Fact-checking can be
conducted before or after...
- In law, a
trier of
fact or
finder of
fact is a
person or
group who
determines disputed issues of
fact in a
legal proceeding (usually a trial) and how relevant...
- Look up
fact in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
FACT or
FACTS may
refer to: FACTNet,
Fight Against Coercive Tactics Network Falsely Accused Carers and...
- of "Neue Sachlichkeit",
other translations have
included "New Matter-of-
factness", "New Resignation", "New Sobriety", and "New Disp****ion". The art historian...
- The
facts of life is a
euphemism used in ****
education of the
basic facts of puberty, ****ual intercourse, and
human reproduction. The
Facts of Life may...
- Look up
fact or
factuality in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
fact is an
occurrence in the real world.
Fact or
Facts may also
refer to:
Fact (law),...
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institutions each of
which can have a parliament,
government and administration. In
fact,
there are only six such
bodies because the
Flemish Region merged into the...
