- De
facto (/deɪ ˈfæktoʊ, di -, də -/, day FAK-toh, dee -, də -; Latin: [deː ˈfaktoː] ; lit. 'in fact')
describes practices that
exist in reality, regardless...
- Ipso
facto is a
Latin phrase,
directly translated as "by the fact itself",
which means that a
specific phenomenon is a
direct consequence, a resultant...
- A de
facto standard is a
custom or
convention that is
commonly used even
though its use is not required. De
facto is a
Latin phrase (literally "of fact")...
- up de
facto in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. De
facto is a
Latin expression that
means "by [the] fact". De
Facto may also
refer to: De
Facto (band)...
- An ex post
facto law is a law that
retroactively changes the
legal consequences or
status of
actions that were committed, or
relationships that existed...
-
still not in
constant contact). Additionally,
there are
states where de
facto control is
contested or
where it is not
exercised over
their whole area...
- A de
facto currency is a unit of
money that is not
legal tender in a
country but is
treated as such by most of the po****ce. The
United States dollar...
- A de
facto monopoly is a
monopoly that was not
created by the government. It is most
often used in
contrast to de jure monopoly,
which is one that is...
- De
Facto (alternatively
spelt as De
Facto) is an
American dub
reggae band
which has
included Cedric Bixler-Zavala, Omar Rodríguez-López,
Isaiah "Ikey"...
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Depending on the jurisdiction, de
facto union may
refer to: Common-law marriage,
which is also
called "marriage in fact"
Civil union Unregistered cohabitation...
