The dormant dissatisfaction woke up and I could no longer shut my eyes to the stark fact that I had no achievement to speak of although I was going to be 50,
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But there is near unanimity on one stark fact : The state's population will nearly double in the next 50 years, from about 21 million today to about 40 million.
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The stark fact is that most of the students in urban districts who take the exams fail them, scoring lower than three, the level at which college credit may be awarded.
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Here is one stark fact to keep in mind : Stock prices plummeted in 1969 after the long and optimistic economic expansion of the 1960s that was similar to the 1990s in some respects.
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Those stark facts don't appear to bother the legions of new high-school and young middle-class users of methamphetamines who have made it the latest drug of choice in Arizona.
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The judge who administered the oath personified the one-judge margin by which Florida's recount was snuffed out, a stark fact not lost on Al Gore, loser by judicial fiat.
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Clinton said the expanding 16-nation NATO alliance and the 15-nation European Union must " face the stark fact that prosperity is not yet everyone's partner " across Europe.
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But his efforts were defeated by the stark facts displayed on two giant screens as Douglass, president of the Aerospace Industries Association, delivered his annual year-end analysis and prediction for the coming year.
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Generally consistent with Florida's campaign, Legacy s version of " truth " featured hard-hitting messages highlighting the deceptive practices of tobacco companies, and stark facts about the deadly effects of tobacco.
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"Given these stark facts, there is simply no eplanation for the federal government's diffuse, ineffective and plodding effort to secure this nation's ports and borders from nuclear terrorism ."
