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" In fact , my mother was in the hospital as a precaution during the hurricane . " Depending on the facts , we believe that charges might be brought under more than one of these sections for the operations you ask about . The creation of human knowledge is not simply the accumulation of facts , skills and ways of making sense of experience . Now , the great father has a great many papers just like yours to attend to , and does nothing without knowing all the facts , and that is the reason he never makes mistakes . In fact , it would have been unusual if the developing story of Jesus ' birth did not include many of the features found in mythical figures of other religions . In fact , the Transit Division is required to periodically contract out work , such as bus wraps , to meet schedule demands . The community recognizes that no single person has “ the answer , ” and , in fact , we come at it from various perspectives . White , author , journalist , and Cornell graduate ( 1921 ) wrote : " Where I would like to discover facts , I find fancy . He speaks in the gospel and the epistles as in the Apocalypse , of a general resurrection of the dead , a final judgment , a glorious triumph of Christ , inaugurated by his return , and a terrible conflict with the powers of darkness ; but in his gospel he more clearly shows the connection of these great outward facts with the moral facts , which are their antecedents .