While we appreciate and are grateful for the government's comments and narrative of Mr. Fortier's labor in the past three years to assist the government in the investigation and prosecution of these cases, the retreat of support for Mr. Fortier as a trial witness and lukewarm endorsement in that regard is factually inaccurate,
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Senator Kerry's comments used for campaign fund-raising purposes are simply over the top, extremely inappropriate and factually incorrect.
He was always calm, clear and concise. If you told him the world was coming to an end, he would still report it factually.
I think you'd be hard-pressed to factually state that those laws or amendments have had any real impact on the states' ability to attract creative talent.
I've seen more consumer problems resolved because of these sites than there ever could have been. But it's a company's fiduciary responsibility to protect its intellectual property, its stock price and to make sure that any information that appears in any media is factually accurate.
Any time we see a tobacco company saying a product is safer than other tobacco products, our antennae go up, ... We're looking at whether the claims regarding the health effects are factually accurate and backed up by scientific evidence.
I can't speak for every family member, but as far as I know, the family members who have seen the film are unanimous in their support of United 93 . This is an important story about real people fighting a real battle in a real war. This story needs to be told factually and accurately for this generation and generations to come.
wholly without merit, both factually and legally.
Factually, they did fine. But there's a big difference between the facts and the ability of Americans ... to digest the facts. Sometimes the facts cause indigestion.
There can't be anything wrong, factually or visually, with anything about this presentation. It has to be consistent with what is being written in the science journals.
A compelling story, even if factually inaccurate, can be more emotionally compelling than a dry recitation of the truth.
And then it all went a bit wrong, ... It's factually accurate and it's a racy romp.
George McGovern said Hunter's coverage of the 1972 election was the least factually accurate but the most truthful portrait of the campaign. But I don't give Frey the free pass on this one. I'm old-fashioned. I like to know if something's a novel or fiction.
Many hedge funds do not have a public relations operation geared toward answering such questions raised by outsiders. Would Mr. Cooperman have taken a call about Mr. Israel's credentials from a prospective investor in the Bayou funds I can't answer that, ... If somebody calls me for a reference check, I will respond factually and appropriately. But certain firms are very cautious about talking about former employees.
We have been able to watch a variety of terrain and undertake review of a whole variety of imagery and talk to an awful lot of people over time, ... Factually, those are the places right now we have been led to pay very close attention to.
The idea that there is a large number of people who, in crude terms, you might think of as being losers, who are basically beyond help, it's factually incorrect.