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Rather , the local DJs should talk about traffic safety , giving specific facts that will help teens make up their minds about their own driving behavior . Thus , the third-party complaint fails to allege facts that would relate the damages that the Bank would incur , should it be found liable in the main action , to those alleged breaches . The trainer needs to be sensitive to the fact that , while some learners are comfortable with technology and change , others need to find a level of comfort . Lack of adequate control is manifest in the facts that most participants were women under the age of 39 and that random selection did not assure an equal balance of menstrual impact between the two groups . This problem is exacerbated by the fact that the East Asian crisis merged into a succession of others ( Russia , Brazil , and the failing US-based LTCM Hedge Fund ) , making it difficult to disentangle the motives which drove a roller coaster of hiring and firing between October 1997 and January 1999 . But the fact that some plans or insurers may voluntarily subject themselves to different state laws by administering particular assets does not change Congress 's intent to immunize ERISA plans from state laws that would " result [ ] in a complex set of requirements varying from State to State . " CNN picks up an AP article about energy lobbyist Haley Barbour pressuring the White House to adopt a pro-industry stance on carbon dioxide emissions from coal-burning power plants , but edits it to bury the fact that Barbour is a former Republican National Committee chairman . This conclusion that local movement is not continued to infinity is corroborated by the fact that earth moves more quickly the nearer it is to the centre , and fire the nearer it is to the upper place . There 's also some entertaining trivia and other math facts that are nice to slip into casual conversation . I am assuming the facts that Petitioner asserts in P. Ex .