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• Peacemaking often takes a back seat to the hard facts of war.
• The prognosis is in no way speculative, but based on hard facts.
• The hard fact is Gore needs help, most of all from Clinton.
• Despite their character and determination, the Knicks must face some hard facts.
• Jarrett learned the hard facts of Winston Cup championship life last year.
• There is no escaping the cold, hard facts in the sniper shootings.
• Unlike some fashion trends, this one has hard facts to support it.
• Advocates on both sides often cite hard facts to support their positions.
• The Vice President must stand up to one cold, hard fact.
• They may think that unfair, but it is a hard fact.
• For years, editors have been telling each other the public wants hard facts.
• We provide them with the hard facts _ not just the fuzzy stuff.
• Its reclusive nature makes finding out any hard facts almost impossible.
• I have tried Google and US news archives but found no hard facts.
• But I need hard facts and statistics, especially from scientific studies.
• The absence of hard facts has not slowed the escalation of the battle.
• But his hard facts haven't softened the ire of the critics.
• To start with the hard facts, many chefs take Sunday off.
• They are chasing a dream, and hard facts are no obstacle to dreamers.
• Where there had been little more than theory, hard facts are piling up.