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factualness

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See: honesty, reality, veracity


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In another example, a spear (a Type 1 fact) is there, but a member of a secluded culture seeing a spear for the first time might not have the same sense of natural factualness about it as would a native who made and uses it.
The aftermath of partition is dealt with in the same, easy-going style but with the accuracy, factualness and discipline of a scholar and an historian.
4) More than almost any other political figure, he claims objectivity and factualness.
 
 
 
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