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The former is the de facto language used in programming the iPhone (although they started to replace it with Swift).

I think the point is that there was a de facto subsidy of segregated white neighborhoods in the first instance.

They didn't invent the red, but without their work it would not have become the de facto standard.

This can lead to bad situations where political decisions are being made de facto, without a real decision-making process.

There's entire subcultures that have de facto clustered themselves onto GitHub, like the Erlang community.

The gargantuan effort to make Google+ succeed looked like some folks' effort to make Esperanto into the de-facto international language instead of English.

While four months buffer is generally wise, it is not de facto necessary.

Right off the bat there are de facto 3,500 new Scala developers (since the initial IBM Spark team will of course be learning Scala).

When things work, they are explained ex-post facto in visionary terms.

South tries to absorb the North de facto creating an option for Korea to become a regional military super house Can you detail your reasoning?

Surely sharing part of the regal harem was de-facto normal!

Blacklists are the de facto solution that we implemented because using that list prevented any consensus of any other method of combating spam.

The browser is the "de facto operating system" for the web and javascript is its programming language.

For a product company, perhaps this would make sense (de facto if not de jure) for "the R&D department".

For example, they consider any feminist organization to be "islamophobic" de facto.