Sentences with phrase «fact abut»
You have been provide fact after fact after fact abut JSmith and you still refuse to open your mind.
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«People also like the fact it abuts the escarpment.»
«People also like the fact it abuts the escarpment.»
The court can not favor one parent over the other based on gender or financial status without considering the overall best interests of the child and other relevant facts abut the parent - child relationship.
Not exact matches
In fact, everywhere in Havana, even on the famed Malecón strip, which abuts the Atlantic, the choking smog makes New York's West Side highway seem like a wildflower preserve.
Can we just talk abut the fact that you pretty much combined all the BEST THINGS in these gorgeous shakes?!
No ones talking abut the fact that Clay Matthews name was in the Al Jazeera investgation because all it takes is one look at the guy to realize that he either takes no steroids whatsoever and is extremly clean - cut, or he takes all the steroids in te world and would punch you in the face and kill you in a washing machine in you mentoned his name in the same sentence as «Torodal».
With Arsenal taking a 4 - 1 win to Russia in the Europa League this week, even the fact that CSKA Moscow are a tougher team to face on their own turf, the feeling is that the tie is abut over, so with the Gunners also now in touching distance of Chelsea in the fifth Premier League place, there is an argument that Arsene Wenger should have one eye on our EPL game at the weekend.
Until landowners are prevented from signing away their land for a generation or more without a requirement they receive independent legal advice, until the legislation and regulation is made transparent to average voters (for example, until they understand why much of what they actually want to appeal may not be appealed so that, from their perspective, they in fact have no right of appeal), until they understand why of all structures it is only the power to approve the erection of wind towers that has been taken away from local municipalities, until they understand why applications for immediately adjacent areas (by gilead and wpd) abutting Lake Ontario in either the most dense or second-most dense bird migration area in all of Eastern Canada may not be joined into one proceeding [guess whose interests that favours]... the list of «untils» is a long one and there is no indication of any change on the way.
It's usually not that Manager X doesn't want any 50 year - olds in his company — it's abut the fact that Manager X has a bunch of stereotypes in his head about what being 50 means and it's those stereotypes he wants to avoid.