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nude fact; a simple fact; concrete evidence (Izz9); obvious fact (▪ The most obvious fact is that real problems are rare. ▪ Better for Seifert would be to concentrate on the more obvious facts. ▪ But the most obvious fact about the social world is that what happens in it has meaning for the inhabitants. ▪ Unspoken was the obvious fact that people already knew whether they had a family member on board. ▪ This should not obscure the obvious fact that they are also profit-making concerns, too. ▪ Maxim's assumption came as a relief- and a very obvious fact. ▪ The two broken marriages and then the obvious fact that he didn't think much of her. ▪ The obvious fact that people of comfortable circumstance live peacefully together and those afflicted by poverty do not goes largely unnoticed. LDOCE Alexander Demidov) |
