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Face the facts in this week’s Slate News Quiz.

From Slate

“Now it’s time to face the facts. Prison administrators killed 29 people in what the 9th Circuit called a ‘textbook case’ of deliberate indifference.”

The reality swirled and stuck and froze like the snow outside Ball Arena on a night when the Lakers were forced to face the facts.

Face the facts: He’s firmly in the anti-abortion camp.

They need to face the facts: one of our two major political parties is an anti-democratic cult.

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