| Of course, the truth is that they have been part of it for as long as anyone can remember. |
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| The unspoken truth is that either as a people we were misled, or we were lied to, about the real reason for this war. |
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| Making a historical drama that purports to be based on truth is a tricky business. |
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| This biographical detail is often imagined to be his nadir, but the truth is that he had passed that point. |
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| The plain truth is that biographically there is really little left to be done. |
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| Only a government which always speaks the truth is able to win people's trust. |
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| The hard truth is that we cannot trust our own abilities to bring about the kind of faith that transforms our lives. |
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| The truth is, in this era of free market globalisation, the black economy is alive and kicking. |
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| But the truth is the castle has a grandeur that surpasses its tartan tweeness. |
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| The truth is the thing that I excel at in the most is actually baton twirling. |
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| Yes, she is thoroughly orthodox, but her concern for truth is far deeper than mere orthodoxy and harmony with tradition. |
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| The truth is, I generally just focus in on myself, the narcissist that I am. |
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| Ground truth is, in effect, the sum of the scenario and the moves as privately submitted to controllers and mediated by umpires. |
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| However, an unalterable truth is that under a regime such as that in Iraq, the York Against War campaign would not be allowed its say. |
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| The truth is, bodybuilders like you are no strangers to sit-ups, crunches, and the like. |
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| The sad truth is that what happened under the reign of Leopold II in the Congo has for so long been undocumented. |
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| The truth is that in two hundred years the stiffest opposition the British faced in Africa were the Boers and the Afrika Korps. |
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| The truth is far more mundane and less interesting than the story might suggest. |
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| The truth is, governments and governments alone have the financial and political muscle that can deliver real change. |
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| It might have been economic reasons, but a more grisly truth is being unearthed at a church nearby. |
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| As the questioning continues, it becomes apparent that truth is slippery and mutable. |
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| The truth is as a country we are bone idle couch potatoes who make no effort to change our lifestyles. |
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| The truth is that signs can be unilingual Greek if the owners want them to be, and only in Quebec are they required to bear French at all. |
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| The truth is, the prevalence of nakedness is such that we no longer even remark on seeing a nice girl in a bikini. |
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| But the sad truth is that the worst atrocities continue to be committed in the name of national security. |
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| The truth is, though, despite their smarty-pants exteriors, most members of the office park set don't know the first thing about ground wires. |
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| For a start, the unpalatable truth is that the PC is in real danger of becoming an unsellable product. |
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| The untold truth is those sites get a multitude of complaints because they are very difficult to navigate. |
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| The scalding truth is that he wears Hermes neckties, which are French, and, worse still, he speaks French. |
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| His truth is unique, but its human and historical expressions are untransferable and numerous. |
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| Many people understand tango as a very elegant, upper-class music, but the truth is that its origins are rather dark and dirty. |
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| The truth is that Pickett was cited for gallantry and was breveted twice in fighting in Mexico. |
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| Yet objective truth is not much mentioned nowadays in connection with the British press. |
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| Outsiders think we locals are jaded by the natural wonder of this place but the truth is, when a whale broaches, we glare like tourists. |
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| But the truth is, the vast majority of people would simply not behave in this way. |
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| The modern U.S. military is vaunted as an all-volunteer force, but the truth is more complex. |
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| Truth must you tell, he says, for truth is God, and verily, it is the only God I know. |
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| The truth is, students not in financial duress who reclaim their non-compulsory fees are essentially ripping the rest of us off. |
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| The unity of truth is a fundamental premise of human reasoning, as the principle of non-contradiction makes clear. |
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| The bitter truth is that, unlike the majority of nonviolent drug cases, corporate malfeasance is not a victimless crime. |
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| The simple truth is, there is only one man alive who has ever been on-air talent for a successful film critic TV show. |
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| The truth is, when I serve my homemade carrot cake, I'm assailed by recipe requests. |
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| The truth is Henry has been head and shoulders above all other goalscorers this season. |
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| The day that we live in a truly open and free society will be the day that truth is widely known to us all. |
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| Poor old George is really struggling because he always tries to give straight answers even when the truth is better left unsaid. |
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| The truth is, therefore, at least as likely to be found among those who reject majority opinion as among those who embrace it. |
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| The accepted truth is to say that if it hadn't there would have been a bloodbath in the streets. |
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| The truth is that we are simply not good enough to beat a team playing rugby of a different order to ours. |
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| The sad truth is that at 61, Fischer is right to question his own ability to survive a long stretch in prison. |
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| The alignment of grace and truth is what we see at the end of the Prologue of the Fourth Gospel, and that, itself, I take as a Hebrew hendiadys. |
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| The sad truth is that the man who vows to continue the armed struggle is likely to prevail. |
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| The unpleasant truth is that hiding behind private ownership only hides the fall in value from people who choose not to look. |
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| The truth is, disappointments and outright failure mark the real world of publicly financed convention centers, stadiums, and hotels. |
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| Or maybe he subscribes to the postmodern idea that truth is a social construct. |
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| The truth is, though, that these original compositions, which he claims mix the classic with the hiply modern, fall kind of flat. |
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| The truth is, in the context of St Tropez, food is overshadowed by other varieties of over-indulgence. |
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| The truth is that the respective catchment areas of the three airports overlap to a vast extent. |
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| But the truth is that many who struggle to borrow the money to do so are in danger of overreaching themselves. |
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| For all their claims to being the guardians of life, the truth is that they're at least as homocentric as anyone else. |
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| The honest-to-God truth is that nobody in Russia or the West knows what he is going to do as president. |
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| The embarrassing truth is that the book needed much more editorial care and honest-to-God desk editing. |
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| The truth is that beneath the chirpy, seemingly carefree exterior lies a steely determination to succeed. |
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| The truth is, even if they were dog-ugly I'd still be kind of hot for them. |
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| The truth is that Jack is forever swanking around in Bute House, pouring large ones for his posh guests and acting like he owns the place. |
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| The truth is she looks out of a window, my friend, and there are paps coming over the fence. |
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| The paradoxical truth is that nothing is more unpopular with the public than the pursuit of the public interest. |
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| We sympathize with each of their stories, but once the truth is revealed, we're put in a difficult and uncomfortable position. |
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| The truth is elusive and complex and Medem makes a concerted attempt to grasp it, while making plain his broad sympathies with the Basques. |
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| Objections are met with the claim that we need cotton for our clothes, when the truth is that almost all our cotton crop is exported. |
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| Making assumptions and passing them off as truth is a poor reflection on someone's character. |
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| She passes off her mood swings as tiredness and shock due to the plane crash, but the truth is that Marc is occupying her every waking thought. |
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| Too often the truth is passed over in favour of pleasing advertisers and third parties. |
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| The sad truth is that this doesn't dig up some underappreciated geniuses or lost classics of Northeastern counterculture. |
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| But the truth is that there really is a class struggle and that capitalism and socialism are at odds with one another. |
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| The sad truth is that even chimpanzees and rats can learn to read simple ideographic language. |
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| Worship in truth is the antidote to idolatry, while worship in spirit is the antidote to hypocrisy. |
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| In the realm of human relationships truth is always perceptional and multiple. |
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| The truth is we were part of the perfect storm in the late 1990s, as was the media, as was the financial community and the investment banks. |
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| The truth is that fairy-tale endings are probably very few and far between. |
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| The truth is, unless you are criminally inclined or grossly unlucky, you have far more to fear from other farangs than from the natives. |
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| The argument of Docta Ignorantia was that ultimate truth is inaccessible to the human intellect. |
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| We don't shy from the warts but the truth is that this is not the best forum for examining a man's life in detail. |
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| The truth is that most gays are responsible and productive citizens who want their committed relationships respected. |
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| The truth is both the Indian and Pakistani elites have tried to defect social discontent by fanning communalism and religious fundamentalism. |
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| The indisputable truth is that in the first instance the statement was delivered in Vieux Fort, not Gros Islet. |
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| The truth is different, since many industrial parks actually expanded, and Juxi Industrial Park in Huaxi town is a typical example. |
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| But the truth is that I just don't know how such information would be compartmented. |
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| If truth is ineffable, beyond words, we can't determine whether it can be intuited. |
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| The truth is, it is hard to face the fact of murder or complicity in murder without a hard and cold heart. |
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| The truth is that most people who say stuff like this really want to be part of the small important group, the inner circle. |
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| Most modern philosophers sympathetic to the pragmatist outlook think that the instrumentalist account of truth is unnecessarily revisionist. |
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| But dig a little deeper and the truth is more complex and may say as much about planned obsolescence as it does consumer safety. |
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| The truth is that many of the women are better than the men, they are more careful and conscientious. |
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| The likely truth is that liberal bias does affect news coverage, but not always in the ways conservatives suspect. |
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| So if a coherence theory of truth is acceptable, it must be consistent with a correspondence theory. |
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| I would not care whether truth is pleasant or unpleasant, and in consonance with or opposed to current views. |
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| In Job, Newsom convinces us, truth is multiple and glimpsed in the harsh interplay of genres and voices. |
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| The truth is that France only have themselves to blame for the most pathetic defence of the crown in World Cup history. |
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| Though the title of this new exhibition flirts with the idea of schism, the truth is more banal. |
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| The truth is that this was a counter-revolutionary strike aimed at defeating the new government. |
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| The truth is that as car build quality gets better it is increasingly more difficult to determine which SUV, MPV or coupe is the best. |
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| The truth is that because of the unbiased media today, these covetous politicians have been exposed. |
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| I suppose the truth is that there's not a lot of profit, if you're in the prophecy business, in forecasting happiness. |
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| The ugly truth is that much of the media only cares about our soldiers when they're dead or crippled. |
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| The truth is that it was Byrom who rescued the ticketing process from a crisis situation. |
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| In her scrolls, fragments of words are combined with fragments of images, so that the idea of a single reading or truth is scorned. |
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| The truth is, though, sometimes spies really do resort to cunning disguises and hidden cameras. |
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| The truth is, neither sewers nor computer chips in composting toilets are functionally or environmentally sustainable. |
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| Anyone who earns money or receives income should pay taxes and the truth is, every one does pay taxes. |
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| But the truth is, the doc and foreign process has been a problem and has been gamed by the players for years. |
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| But the truth is that it is precisely the spirit of Oxford and London which is needed now. |
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| Sometimes the truth is more horrifying than the daymares reported in our newspapers. |
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| But the truth is, this area is designed more to preserve and display species than it is to educate people about them. |
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| As Gould once noted, the truth is only one weapon, seldom the best, in a debater's arsenal. |
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| But the truth is that they're not pro-family, their only pro-families that look like theirs. |
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| The truth is that, despite a considerable degree of open debate, critics of the regime face severe repression. |
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| Scientific truth is always paradox, if judged by everyday experience, which catches only the delusive nature of things. |
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| The truth is that Doric is simply in speech the vernacular and in writing the demotic. |
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| The truth is, he saw a last, desperate chance to transform himself from goat to martyr and he took it. |
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| Illuminating reality without recourse to truth is proving a difficult proposition. |
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| The truth is, gripping a golf club too tightly inhibits the correct movements of the club and the body. |
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| The truth is many guys are doing all of the wrong things when it comes to becoming more sexually desirable to women. |
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| He is a dreamer, a schemer, but truth is young Ruskin is puny, skinny and, in the tradition of geeky leads, he wears glasses. |
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| The truth is that weapons, even explosive or incendiary devices, still can get aboard a plane. |
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| But the sad truth is that the people who are most desperate to work are the least likely to stand on their dignity. |
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| The truth is that the emancipation of the slaves was a parliamentary reform, the act of the nation and not of its rulers. |
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| The truth is any parent who thinks their child is the soul of discretion on the internet is likely to be wrong. |
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| An important truth is that we need full and active participation in liturgy and you don't get that by dissipating your resources. |
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| The sad truth is that many evangelicals had no problems with what was said. |
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| The truth is that their are promising the earth without having the faintest idea of how to pay for their ever growing wishlist. |
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| They tried to make a big deal out of it, but the truth is that the governor had nothing to do with that. |
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| The truth is people choose alcohol and drugs as a means of escape because their reality is too painful to deal with. |
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| The truth is that most of the accumulated wealth that is subject to the estate tax was never taxed at all as income. |
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| The truth is he did not, which further exposes his hypocrisy and irresponsibility. |
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| Though truth is not self-revealing, though certainty may be unattainable, the human situation with respect to knowledge is far from desperate. |
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| In fact, from the above conclusions the truth is actually even more complicated. |
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| The simple truth is, most people I've come across HAVEN'T accepted me or my beliefs. |
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| The truth is, when it comes to high school draft picks, there are many more successes than washouts. |
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| The simple truth is that a number of factors are taken into account, including circulation figures. |
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| The truth is, however, that you can only watch a movie so many times before the appeal wears thin. |
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| That said at the bottom of everything, unless the truth is told, people, no matter how well motivated, have no motivation to act from. |
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| The truth is that Europeans like early retirement, high jobless benefits and long vacations. |
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| But the truth is people are going to go to clothing stores for clothing and to department stores that sell active wear cheaper. |
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| The truth is our patience should have been exhausted weeks and months and years ago. |
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| This is a book which confirms the adage that truth is stranger than fiction. |
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| The adage, that truth is often stranger than fiction, is a huge understatement. |
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| The truth is that if companies do well and grow their profits over time, their shares will increase in value. |
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| But the truth is that he is a fine person who enjoys life and lives it well. |
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| And the truth is that despite the ban on J-pop, Japanese music sells well in South Korea, albeit as a pirate product. |
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| However, the truth is that in their heart of hearts, quite a few adults are afraid of deep water. |
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| The truth is that the whole system will be bankrupt if we pay for any medication for the elderly. |
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| An example of a bad peace is keeping up appearances, pretending that everything is fine, when the truth is that it is not. |
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| Indeed, sometimes the real essence of truth is only to be discovered in the narrative form. |
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| The truth is that the pair once answered an ad for male escorts, mistakenly thinking they would simply have to wine and dine women. |
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| Anyone who earns money or receives income should pay taxes and the truth is, everyone does pay taxes. |
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| Well, OK, the truth is I made a wisecrack to him at a book signing, and he looked at me. |
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| However, the truth is that over time, records and cassette tapes deteriorate and the quality of sound diminishes. |
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| While all these wannabes are crying out for TV exposure, the truth is the public don't want to know. |
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| In life, the impulse toward a simple stripping down to some bare truth is either delusion, hubris, or the reductionist's dust. |
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| The truth is that the only time I ever have felt really threatened was when I was refereeing a junior match early in my career. |
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| The truth is that the importance of the internet far exceeds its use as an e-commerce tool. |
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| The truth is, the lions were safely contained within the zoological gardens nearby. |
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| The truth is that cable news executives shot themselves in the foot by surrendering to something that looks and feels like news but isn't really. |
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| Why, though, if truth is so wonderful, and so obtainable, is there so much antagonism toward science? |
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| The introduction into logic of psychological criteria of conclusiveness and truth is now often thought of as a retrograde step. |
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| And the unintended revelation of that simple truth is probably enough to recommend the film. |
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| So, shocking as it may seem, the truth is that some reviewers skip some books. |
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| If facts are checked by many more sources then the truth is likelier to be told. |
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| Whether she was in fact telling the truth is of course an entirely different matter. |
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| The truth is that the Orange Order can no longer parade in a nakedly sectarian and triumphalist fashion. |
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| The truth is that Northern Ireland is a state which nurtures sectarian divide and rule. |
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| The truth is that socialists don't believe socialism will automatically rise from the wreckage of capitalism. |
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| The stark and simple truth is that we need to re-assert public control on the runaway consumption of Ireland's main recreational drug. |
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| Now the truth is that the government wants people to smoke, as the amount of tax that we pay on cigarettes in astronomical. |
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| The truth is, I am a hopeless romantic at heart and nothing will change that. |
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| The truth is that the Enron saga began in India many years ago, many years before I knew anything about it. |
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| The truth is that there is no way to audit these systems to see if they are really performing. |
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| The truth is I can't leave New York because I'm mad about it, hopelessly in love with this place in a way that is usually reserved for a person. |
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| The truth is that we have cash in the bank, that first 8.0 sales are looking fantastic, and we are backed by our investors. |
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| The sad truth is that America doesn't hold the profession of teaching in esteem because we don't believe what they do is important. |
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| I'll tell myself I just don't want to get into it, when the truth is, I have no backbone whatsoever. |
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| The truth is, whatever happens in the Tampa case alone won't make a scrap of difference to whether or not boatpeople come in the future. |
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| We will not rest until the truth is heard-even the threat of marmalizing cannot shut us up! |
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| The banal and obvious truth is that life and a country are largely what you make of them. |
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| The plain truth is that Chonburi Province is in Thailand, populated by Thais and run by Thais. |
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| When it comes to winning arguments, they seem to think that the end justifies the means and that truth is an irrelevance. |
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| In the end, truth is no match for economics and a misguided vision of self-preservation. |
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| The truth is that all of the varieties of skepticism, materialism, and spiritual fervor are found in the range of tribal societies. |
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| If it does turn out that truth is stranger than your fiction, you must think again. |
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| Perhaps, the gist of it all could be summed up in the old maxim that truth is stranger than fiction. |
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| The truth is that, the milieu in which Popper grew up was militantly secular. |
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| The truth is, we never really forget the feeling of comfort that old security blanket gave us against our fears, real and imagined. |
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| He just comes out with it right off the bat and lets you know what the truth is. |
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| According to the relativist, belief and conviction fly out of the window because truth is, as it were, too cheap to care about. |
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| Recognizing that rather self-evident truth is hardly by itself the substance of enduring art. |
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| The truth is, I've been externalising my inner self-hate through my disdain for all people and things geeky. |
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| To try to impose on others by violent means what we consider to be the truth is an offence against human dignity. |
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| The truth is that, at present, I only have to lift my eyes by ten degrees and I have a sumptuous panoramic view of a building site. |
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| The New York Times report cleverly tries to insinuate that the caper involved currency speculation, but the truth is more interesting. |
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| The truth is that the average consumer today has no moral compunction about beating the system. |
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| The truth is, I don't get many opportunities to play the gallant knight for beauteous strangers. |
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| But the truth is, the little girl was in no danger, for like the other members of her tribe, she was a child of an animal totem. |
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| The truth is that deeply etched abdominals actually make a waist appear smaller than does a midsection with little or no definition. |
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| The bitter truth is that Europe lags behind our transatlantic cousin in almost every area. |
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| The truth is, the cost of college has been outracing inflation for decades. |
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| We will walk through a travesty of language, where truth is but a signs system and actions are always appear flanked by a pair of stars. |
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| The truth is that the disciples were very reluctant to believe in Christ's miracles. |
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| The truth is they represent the interests of a bigoted, rich and reactionary rabble. |
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| More and more of these gentlemen seem to feel impelled to do this, too, even though the truth is that there are not many sermonizers who can carry it off successfully. |
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| This document might in other circumstances not be taken too seriously, and be treated as a mere advertising puff, in which a strict regard for the truth is not to be expected. |
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| The book sensitively depicts internal conflict that silences abuse victims, and shows readers the situation is escapable once the truth is revealed. |
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| The truth is he had no ear at all, and could not even carry a tune. |
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| The truth is, there was football to watch, and 30,000 emails is a heavy lift. |
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| And the truth is, I got way more opportunities out of Half Nelson than I did out of fracture. |
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| But the truth is that I could have gotten comparable bikes in green, orange, blue, or any number of gender-fluid colors. |
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| The truth is, I've never bought a state lottery ticket in my life. |
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| In answering these questions, it would be reassuring, in a way, to report that the basic facts were discovered only after the war, but the truth is otherwise. |
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| The truth is, Orangeism is dying a slow and convoluted death. |
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| The truth is that an American expatriate has a foreign income exclusion. |
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| I suppose I should have worked harder to raise money and put on the dog a little more, but the truth is, I was having too much fun and didn't want to take the time. |
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| The truth is she can hardly imagine it, being so wrapped up in the day-to-day dance between her two sports and her slavish devotion to staying young and fit. |
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| And the truth is he will never become a cool, smooth, silver-tongued orator. |
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| With society becoming increasingly depoliticised and infotainment consuming a greater slice of the news cake, even our desire for the truth is debatable. |
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| The truth is that dressing up in drag and pretending to be gay have been part of posh male British horseplay for centuries. |
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| The truth is that if Kael had felt Simon was important, she would have sparred with him. |
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| The truth is that free trade is taking our economy and society backwards. |
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| His speeches are like a session with hypnotist, and his respect for the truth is a very relative thing. |
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| The truth is that anyone in the world could impersonate me, and there is little I can do about it. |
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| The truth is that politicians do not have clean hands to deal with it. |
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| I'd love to say we do it to pay our dues or because we love literature or even for posterity, but the truth is we review books because we're addicts. |
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| In an ideal world we can fantasise about replicating the idyllic childhoods of the past, but the horrible truth is that we can no longer afford that fantasy. |
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| While it understandably upsets Western sensibilities, the unpalatable truth is that it has been successful in cutting the number of suicide bombers, and it is here to say. |
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| Sadly for the NRA, we are in the information age, and the truth is starting to regularly get past their efforts to thwart it. |
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| If objective truth is banished from view, all that remains is opinion. |
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| The truth is likely closer to what the widow told The Daily Beast in late July. |
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| The truth is a tale of invented history and human credulity. |
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| The truth is they stopped short of me and ate more grass and I think I felt a little unremembered and at the same time relieved at their lack of attachment to a human. |
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| The truth is that mothers will never be fully utilized in the workforce until fathers are fully utilized in the home. |
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| However, the truth is the mind is very subtle and it has the ability to rationalize which can turn the obvious into the ambiguous, and vice versa. |
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| The sad truth is that one in five of us will suffer from a bout of severe depressive illness and many more will dip in and out of milder depressions. |
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| The truth is, I sought you out because I knew you wouldn't talk to me. |
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| It was a good lesson that the truth is more important than fine feelings. |
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| The truth is that some teams are penalized more than others. |
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| The truth is that even in stripping away the myth and iconography, and removing the unaccountably exceptional Lincoln, we are not left with a diminished figure. |
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| If it sounds as though I mock the sport, the truth is I am just like the third-grade bully who teases because of his or her own debilitating self-hatred. |
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| The truth is, most lawyers in Canada make a decent, modest living. |
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| The truth is that their anonymous campaigns are born, not out of doing good but out of a sulphurous mixture of envy, resentment and moral cowardice. |
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| The truth is, I feel more than a bit guilty trying to squeeze this endless work into the limits of a single Daily pic. |
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| The truth is all of these issues need to be viewed holistically. |
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| The truth is, not every art collector is an aficionado of nudes. |
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| Yet the truth is that for every jock arraigned for a felony or misdemeanour, there are a multitude of good men utilising their privileged positions for the benefit of society. |
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| Health trends come and go, and while some may appear to be locked in a time warp, what was once deemed to be the gospel truth is often stood on its head by new research. |
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| Definitive truth is a chimera that does not belong to science after all. |
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| But the truth is, he flouted these rules to flaunt his jocosity. |
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| However, the awful, inescapable truth is that, having ordered my emotions enough to set them down in words, I almost immediately started to feel better. |
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| The simple, awful truth is that free speech has never been particularly popular in America. |
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| The truth is that Judd is really just picking an arbitrary number since there is no script. |
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| And I need to ask why their truth makes me so defensive, as if my truth is the only truth. |
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| The truth is a blood-red fog bank rolled over all of us in Iraq and Afghanistan and never lifted. |
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| The truth is that Bohemia and Buckingham Palace have never fitted together particularly well. |
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| But the truth is the Seacrests, the Bergerons, and the Deeleys are the personable, breezy diamonds in the awkward, robotic rough. |
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| Simple truth is, I've served twenty-seven years on this earth and I don't tell crocks or fantastications the way lots of guys like me do to make themselves interesting. |
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| But the truth is, it needs support and it needs our help and it needs our tough love also, in terms of trying to get it to reform and do the right things. |
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| And the truth is that there are no longer any weak teams at this level. |
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| The truth is slippery, and plumbing the past to catch hold of it is as quixotic a quest as the search for the perfect bottle of wine, but it is a noble and necessary one. |
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| Call them trendsetters, or tacky '70s sham, but the truth is that they were really just trying to make a name for themselves in a rather unforgiving business. |
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| The truth is that a hostage was not freed by the kidnappers. |
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| Alas, the sad truth is that the CIA, despite its Bourne Identity reputation, has become a timorous, risk-averse bureaucracy. |
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| The truth is that dramatic as they may be, rail crashes rarely shed light on the true nature of the industry, far less on debate between free enterprise and state control. |
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| The truth is, that every situation is different and needs to be assessed in conjunction with those involved in a non-contentious and collaborative way. |
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| I wrote back with my attempt at consoling words, but the truth is that I am worried and can hardly console myself. |
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| An ancient belief system that lays claim to the absolute truth is ranged against modern institutions with a record of cover-ups and suppressing the truth. |
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| After all, he works in an organization where inauthenticity reigns, where little truth is told, and where executives wouldn't know a feeling if it hit them in the face. |
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| And so, as with cancer, anything with a hint of possible truth is grabbed and trumpeted as the next big thing. |
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| But the truth is that, despite 20 years' experience telling me that January in the gym is for part-timers who'll all be gone by February, I'm in there with the fatties. |
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| The truth is I am perfectly happy with the way everything is moving along except for the sheer bloody-minded vindictiveness of the local newspaper. |
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| Grover also claims that truth is not a substantive or naturalistic property, but this claim is compatible with truth being an insubstantial or nonnaturalistic property. |
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| The truth is, there's a lot of unevenness about every season of SNL, stretching back to the classic days. |
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| But the truth is that they have real and deleterious effects on conservative politics. |
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| The truth is that communism cannot exist without force because it depends so heavily upon squelching individual human ambition and making it subservient to the community. |
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| The truth is this is a labor intensive business and actually needs a good margin between the cost and the sale of the fabric in order to pay the overhead of being in business. |
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| The sad truth is that she's barely mentioned in the 3,000 years of effigies and hieroglyphics that cover the towering columns, needle-like obelisks and endless sarcophagi. |
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| The truth is, Ram Singh was too loathed a man for answers to be diligently sought. |
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| On the new timescale, the truth about the truth is laid bare. |
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| It will fall like a house of cards when the trump of truth is pulled out. |
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| I think that the truth is that it is a mixture of different elements. |
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| Spinoza is also right in his belief that truth is, in the end, our only yardstick, and that to live by any other standard is to be the victim of circumstance. |
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| In this selective narrative, the only path to truth is doctrinaire conservatism. |
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| And the truth is that the Eichmann trial was by and large a trial conducted by ignoramuses. |
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| But mixed with that portion of truth is a larger portion of polemic and apologetic. |
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| What the truth is, is that it shows really the obsessiveness, the addictiveness of this kind of eating, the eating in the car, the bingeing, all of which is true. |
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| The sorry truth is that epidemiological studies rarely offer much good individual advice. |
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| The truth is, 40 percent of anorexics relapse within four years. |
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| The hard truth is, California's future is already mortgaged. |
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| The hardest trick to pull is convincing someone that the truth is a lie. |
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| The truth is, they're not pro anybody, other than themselves. |
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| From its very first moments, Druick conjures up the poisonous atmosphere of a world ruled by fear and rumour where truth is merely the whim of an absolute monarch. |
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| The truth is, product placement is an important part of the marketing mix. |
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| The truth is...eating is my drug. When I am upset, I eat...when I am sad, I eat...when I am happy, I eat. |
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| And if the truth is anything like the fiction you can understand why he found the School for the Performing Arts so eminently copiable. |
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