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  • Evidence for the "factness" of evolution is overwhelming.

    Sandwalk Larry Moran 2010

  • GRIFFIN: Yes, there does seem to be a matter of factness about the fact this guy got on board with what was indeed an explosive device.

    CNN Transcript Dec 27, 2009 2009

  • But I do; I love the harsh matter of factness; I love Jack's love of drink and drugs and his total unrepentance.

    The Magdalen Martyrs 2006

  • But I do; I love the harsh matter of factness; I love Jack's love of drink and drugs and his total unrepentance.

    Archive 2006-11-01 2006

  • Nesbit and John Masefield, she brought a sense of Englishness and a matter of factness to the field.

    Archive 2008-12-01 2008

  • The victories seem slim, anecdotal, perhaps fleeting ... and yet In Manning, the very ease-the matter-of-factness-of it all was inspirational.

    The Legacy Of Summerton 2008

  • There's a-- there's a matter of factness to it that, I think, bodes well for the future.

    CNN Transcript Jun 4, 2008 2008

  • I too particularly enjoyed his matter of factness there, his pensiveness, which somebody I can't remember where now described as a "one thought a minute" moronity.

    John Wayne - 100th Anniversary Jacqueline T Lynch 2007

  • During both of these conversations, I was struck by the matter of factness of how they told their stories.

    Travelin down south 2005

  • During both of these conversations, I was struck by the matter of factness of how they told their stories.

    Chris in Albania: 2005

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