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In fact, at the end of December 2018, Tunisia had imported 2.740 billion tons of goods from Turkey and exported only 433 MD.

What might in retrospect seem a quaintly theatrical attempt to assume the mantle of the "militant" or "radical" was, in fact, an action grounded in real political conflict and linked to substantial personal risk.

In fact, the account that received the funds from the plan was owned by FB, not by the plan; thus, the plan depended on FB and Madsen to ensure proper handling of funds.

In fact, he isn't even the only Republican Supreme Court chief justice from the upper midwest.

In fact, several people say the number of domestic plastics reclaimers is dwindling in light of the surge in offshore shipments.

In fact, Rhino doesn't have all the engineering functions one has to wade through when using other solid modelers.

In fact, the INS had proposed regulations that would allow gender to be recognized within the social group classification and that would also allow domestic violence to be used as a claim for asylum.

In fact, over the life of the battery, which is between five to 10 years, the cost of insuring that your valued employees and tenants and the building is secure in a time of an emergency averages out to pennies a day.

(In fact, it was her attempt to do so that led to the pair's arrest by the Border Patrol.)

In fact, Clubb suggests you should ask your vendor a number of questions in order to determine what remains to be done after the upgrade.

In fact, hedge fund returns appear to be in a long-term downward trend.