Cities from New York to Barcelona can attest to that.
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All parents can attest to how expensive school supplies are.
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It was an easily adaptable premise, as Kellett can attest.
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The Broncos' Demaryius Thomas can soon attest to that feeling.
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Schumer, as many former aides will attest, is fiercely independent.
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Facebook Roof's motives, as survivors can attest to, were racist.
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As Mr Cameron can attest, they really, really hate that.
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A few even attest to using it to save lives.
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I can attest to the importance of that last one.
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Anyone who has been half dead can attest to this.
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Those who have recovered through them attest to their help.
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Psychologists attest to the enormous power of environment over culture.
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I can attest to both of these things being true.
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But the most moving rooms attest to the private man.
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As I can attest, this is true in Australia, too.
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I can attest to the violence that occurs in prison.
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I can personally attest to the benefit to our relationship.
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As any CFO can attest, corporate finance is extraordinarily complicated.
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And as our modern wardrobes can attest, it's still kicking.
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Declines in retail sales and church attendance attest to that.
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These fermented foods work with the body's own bacteria, and some fans of the diet personally attest attest that adjusting their eating habits has helped ease depression, settle digestive health, and even clear the skin.
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"I'm sure the other dads out there will attest to that."
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As the panel's recent absences attest, I am under the weather.
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It's certainly an attest to how dogs can improve our lives.
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As a beta tester, I can attest that the system works.
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A decade on, any star on YouTube can attest to that.
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But, as many nudists can attest, these depictions aren't always right.
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Look, I can attest, the iMac Pro can do a lot.
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Lochte signed the statement to attest to its truthfulness, Ostrow added.
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You never know what to expect, I can attest to that.
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Events may still intervene, as Mr Rawlings in Barnet can attest.
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" Her husband also stepped in, commenting, "I can attest… same nose.
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As many can attest to, love makes us do odd things.
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I'm sure all of his other opponents would attest to that.
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I use everything listed here and can attest to their quality.
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From MedCity News: Verma can attest to health information access problems.
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But as these powerful essays attest, their evasions can be crucial.
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Everyone was like family, he and many of his employees attest.
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Their disclosures attest that the advocacy ultimately benefitted the Ukrainian government.
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Passengers have rules to follow, too, as any traveler can attest.
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It is, I can attest, a leap forward in cookie technology.
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Speaking from personal experience, I can attest that Gooley's not exaggerating.
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As many smokers and former smokers can attest, quitting is hard.
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As a United States Marine veteran, I can attest to this.
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That's something that sex coach Kenneth Play can attest to as well.
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Many people can attest to how hot make-up sex can be.
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The onlooker must attest to something that is by its nature inexpressible.
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As Roberts can attest, that's a height of at least three skateboards.
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The queen isn't the only one to attest to these friendly haunts.
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As Shaq can probably attest, DJing professionally is an exciting career move.
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As any software engineer can attest, web application development is extraordinarily complicated.
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Parenthood isn't always easy — which is something Jena Malone can attest to.
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The staff at an employment agency in Redditch attest to such fears.
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I was a good-for-nothing brat, anyone would attest to that.
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It's also a phenomenally grim one, as King readers can already attest.
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But as anyone with the condition can attest, that's simply not true.
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Cersei, Margaery, Melisandre, Brienne, Arya, and Sansa can all attest to that.
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President Barack Obama's presence on Wednesday seemed to attest to these complexities.
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Bachelor Nation is sprawling, confusing, vicious, and — I can attest — very entertaining.
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As anyone who's struggled with mathematics will attest, geometry can be murder.
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Honeycutt, who defaulted twice due to job losses, can attest to that.
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As most Cardinal fans can attest, we are transplants from another team.
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And, as fans can attest, the show ended on quite a cliffhanger.
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Americans today, as numerous surveys attest, lack basic knowledge of the Holocaust.
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As other mothers of incarcerated children will attest, this pain is great.
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So I can also attest to the powerful effect of abrupt cessation.
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Pam Brekke of Orlando, FL can attest to that spirit of generosity.
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Manuel Figueroa can attest to the difficulty in navigating the local bureaucracy.
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I can attest that government oversight is more rigorous than Kolbert suggests.
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As many of us can attest, moms are the backbone of America.
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I can attest to his anger when he learned about it later.
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But human rights groups attest that oppression remains a fact of life.
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But I can attest to the fact he is not always happy.
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I can attest that this is not Antigua, St Martin, or Barbuda.
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As someone with her own stepmother, I can certainly attest to that.
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Larry Walker, as his pre- and non-Denver numbers attest, could hit.
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History will attest the soldier does not bear the sword in vain.
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I can attest that the G90 is an exceptionally realized luxury sedan.
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"We can attest to Jody's good judgment, character, and integrity," they wrote.
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As veterans of those Cold War years can attest, it was exhausting.
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Ms. Lockert can attest to this part of the process as well.
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Without going into detail, I can attest that the experiences are distinct.
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The stories in this volume, however, also attest to far deeper gifts.
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Yet, as our yearly lists of favorites attest, great work always happens.
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As your numb fingers and toes can attest, winter is swiftly arriving.
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We are expecting 5G iPhones in 2020 — numerous reports attest to that.
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As National Lampoon can attest, summer travel rarely goes according to plan.
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Also, it does not always grow back, as I can unfortunately attest.
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Lee is a believer, though: "I can attest to it," he says.
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And I think you can attest you saw me in the bathroom.
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But very few do, as many past Knicks lottery picks can attest.
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Bob Zellner can attest firsthand to Wallace's absurdities at Harvard's Memorial Hall.
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As someone covering him during this campaign, I can attest to this.
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In interviews, the women who wore his clothes attest to their brilliance.
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Anyone who has ever gotten drunk with me can attest to that.
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Being single may not be that much easier though, as Radke can attest.
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Dracula's wrath is no small thing, as the city of Targoviste can attest.
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"Anyone who takes an iPhone to an Apple store can attest to that."
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I've owned many of these Apple cases and can attest to their quality.
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I've owned many of these Apple cases and can attest to their quality.
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But as countless fictional time travelers might attest, that's a risky, unpredictable goal.
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But even that version ultimately ran into issues, as I can personally attest.
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"Curation of individuals is way too hard, as YouTube could attest," Wetherell said.
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Something I can attest to having experienced on a recent trip to California.
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And if you ask any of the guys, they can attest to that.
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But this is how I feel and that's what I can attest to.
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Hard security is hard, as anyone who's forgotten their PGP password can attest.
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Either way, as many companies can attest, it's a big win for Tesla.
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Oh, he said "gosh" and "golly," all right, as his many interviews attest.
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Transcribing Trump off script can be a challenge — I can attest to this.
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Everyday Americans can attest firsthand to the impact and value of the ACA.
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Anyone who's spent hours scouring pages of padded headbands can attest to that.
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Artists like Philthy Rich, Young Moose, and Bobby Shmurda can attest to this.
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As Blake Shelton can attest, time really does fly when you're having fun.
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You might be nervous, but as SJP can attest, you can handle it.
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Having seen it live, I can attest it works as entertainment in person.
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She may be loyal, as the Clintons attest, but she's no one's patsy.
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Ms. Mosbacher is among the supporters assigned to attest to Mr. Cruz's charms.
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But as any SVU viewer can attest to, it's par for the course.
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Jones and Krayer also attest to the power of color in attracting buyers.
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Many college-bound teenagers do, but not nearly enough, as Hernandez can attest.
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He mounted a zealous defense, bringing 238 witnesses to attest to his innocence.
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She is obsessed with her dog, as any of her friends will attest.
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Mr. Kimmich, Alchemist's brewer, calls it "balanced," and hopheads will attest to that.
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I haven't seen much "Vampire Diaries" so can't attest to the grill's verisimilitude.
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The edge support is also great, which I can also personally attest to.
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As landowners across the country can attest, the take prohibition is incredibly broad.
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Most parents can attest to similar emotions after the birth of a child.
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Anyone who's gotten an awkward, "Err thanks..." post-exchange can attest to that.
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And as so many families can attest, we become better people for it.
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Lynch: I can&apost attest to it personally, but I respect yours [laughs].
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In other cases, families have obtained documents that attest to their relatives' deaths.
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Mr. Zellner and I can attest that political theater can be tricky here.
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These are not, as anyone who has flown anywhere can attest, your typical flights.
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As anyone who has ever gotten a sunburn can attest — sun damage is real.
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The album's themes attest to this disappearing act, and a desire to get free.
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But their moves also attest to the pull of an increasingly ambitious commercial sector.
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But we're here to attest that in Nourish's case, bites are so much more.
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I said nothing like that, as anyone who heard what I said can attest.
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I can't personally attest to catching the aforementioned producer's eyes but this method works.
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Most reasonable people who have paid attention to his history can attest to it.
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I can personally attest to its efficacy for more than half of those claims.
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That's something that the two companies can already attest to doing well in partnership.
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The subject matter is devastating, as those who have read the novels will attest.
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Anyone who has given birth can attest to all the messy human biology involved.
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Compression makes files much, much smaller—as anyone who's edited raw video can attest.
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Oprah Winfrey is known for changing lives — and Lindsay Lohan can attest to it!
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Council housing is popular, as the long waiting lists to move into it attest.
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That's since changed, as has been well documented and as the ratings will attest.
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As any cyclist can attest, rail lines and bicycle tires are a dangerous mix.
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Marijuana smugglers are getting majorly creative — as border officers in Pharr, TX can attest.
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Oh, and Rick Rubin was there and he can attest to it too, apparently.
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But recent deals attest to the widening focus of collaboration with the private sector.
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In fact, as any South Asian person can attest, this is textbook arranged marriage.
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Strong flows into Brazilian stocks and bonds so far this year attest to that.
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Entrepreneurs Nicole Stipp and Kaitlyn Soligan, founders of Matson & Gilman, can attest to that.
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And as many former students can attest, there are better ways to get results.
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Their experiences attest to the prevalence of staff-student misconduct at British educational institutions.
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As many an American company can attest, Saudi checks often linger in the mail.
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Now pro-Russian sentiments are rising, as recent elections in Moldova and Bulgaria attest.
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I can attest to this, because I saw the footage on his YouTube channel.
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On his day, as previous team mates will attest, he can be simply unbeatable.
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Jewishness is transmitted from parent to child all attest to a culture in flux.
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But I can attest to the immeasurable value of being raised on this wisdom.
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As Bobby Berk can attest, what happens in Tokyo doesn't exactly stay in Tokyo.
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I live in the great state of Michigan and can attest to the growth.
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Anyone with ink on their skin can attest to the sensuality of being tattooed.
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I can attest that there are no crinkly sounds associated with the waterproof backing.
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Everyone says the second book is the hardest and I can attest to that.
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Now, all the bulls are hard, as both the riders and breeders will attest.
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As your briefing writer can attest, long delays continue to upend New Yorkers' lives.
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These views made Wagner wince, as the diaries of Cosima Wagner, his wife, attest.
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I attest that to my parents, were incredible co-parenters from what I know.
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And having covered him myself, I can attest to how true this all is.
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As any educator can attest, the process of understanding others begins with understanding oneself.
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They seem to attest to the fact that we live in a strange universe.
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McIlroy can attest to the huge strides he has already made with the tournament.
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Well, I certainly can attest that the avocados at Whole Foods are cheaper now.
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They do not have to attest that they tried to find an American first.
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I can attest to that, since MSCHF sent me my own Puff to test.
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As several substantial funding rounds can attest, there's clearly massive interest in Carbon's potential.
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He was a devoted craftsman of prose, too, as his much marked manuscripts attest.
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But as incoming ECB President Christine Lagarde can attest, negative rates remain very controversial.
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What I can attest to is this: Twenty-five liters is not very much.
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Seleena Laverne Daye, drummer for the Clueless-inspired band Whatevers can attest to this.
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As these resources attest, everyone's experience of and reaction to pain and sex is different.
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And some people just found Jareth sexy, as various BuzzFeed posts and Tumblrs will attest.
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Gray works in combination with practically anything, as the popularity of silver cars will attest.
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I've integrated this mask into my regular routine and can personally attest to this claim.
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As someone who is from Chicago, I can attest to Harold's chicken being incredibly delicious.
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Joan Conklin, a 32-year-old writer in New York City, can attest to this.
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As Khloé Kardashian can attest, car sex poses some technical difficulties, such as limited space.
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Successful candidates will be thrown in at the deep end, as recent interns can attest.
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The benefits of gardening are more than just financial, as musician Jack Johnson can attest.
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On America's opposite coast, Scott Michaels can also attest to the allure of the macabre.
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But this is a national emergency, and we are drawing documents now to so attest.
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Any makeup addict can attest to the fact that really good products can feel magical.
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I attest the above is all true and correct to the best of my knowledge.
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As modern forum chatter will attest, the great American nudist dick debate still rages on.
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And at least for now, she's still being Kylie ... French Montana can attest to that.
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And we all know economists are a weird bunch (as this economics blogger can attest).
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But not all, as "curly clubs" springing up on previously straight-hair-obsessed campuses attest.
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They get the job done, as sweaty girls all across the globe can attest to.
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But as many parents (and students) can attest, it was a true test of wills.
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But I can attest to the fact that Hyde-Smith did say some words. Confirmed.
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That claim has now been thoroughly discredited, as election returns from the Rust Belt attest.
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Chemical tests by earlier probes and images of complex dry river beds attest to that.
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"Trading conditions in the rest of Africa remain relentless as the results attest," Engelbrecht said.
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But this is a national emergency and we are drawing documents now to so attest.
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And that does not equal happiness, as people can attest to time and time again.
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Or, as officials at Bluebird Bio can attest, whether you have any product at all.
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Bloating and mood swings are among the most common side effects, as his patients attest.
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It also is exactly as volatile as they say, to which we can personally attest.
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These online venues, they attest, mitigate their desire to pursue their fantasies in real life.
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This current fascination may attest as well to a saturnine swing in the sociopolitical consciousness.
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That model worked for many decades, as generations of Portuguese or Italian immigrants can attest.
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Students and a parent are both supposed to sign it and attest to its accuracy.
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And while the tide ebbs and flows, as the above examples attest, it never ends.
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Luther Strange of Alabama can attest after losing his special primary to Moore last year.
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And I can certainly attest that there is diversity of political viewpoints on our campus.
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As Obama can attest, the campaign trail is replete with relentless pressure and unending indignities.
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The alternative-data seller 7Park Data, which was founded in 903, can attest to that.
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And as anyone who has watched "Doc Martin" would attest, their accent is different, too.
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Hans Wald, chief technology officer for 120-year-old company Thomas, can attest to that.
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But as any kid who grew up with the program can attest, it didn't work.
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"The validity and the integrity of the signatures I can personally attest to," he said.
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I can attest to the power of this approach, and urge you to try it.
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But, as anyone who has spent time in a laboratory can attest, experiments are messy.
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However, they attest to the popularity of drawing and the styles typical of these books.
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Victims' statements in the settlement documents attest to McCarrick's habitual sexual relationships with multiple seminarians.
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Brondino believes her findings attest to the vital important of gossip in human social interaction.
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Never has been, as those of us who have known him over the centuries can attest.
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Yet as the different results Sunday attest, one political upheaval does not have to follow another.
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Sexism is still a problem in Hollywood— and leading lady Emma Stone can attest to that.
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But, as Hillary Clinton can surely attest, having greater numbers is not the same as winning.
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Kimmel's got a tough task ahead of him -- as several previous Oscar hosts can attest to.
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Wayne Gagne a 67-year-old locomotive engineer in Nashua, New Hampshire, can attest to that.
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And as any of Thurman's 22 knockout victims can attest, the lighter mitts make a difference.
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I mean when you do this, Mr. Cutler can attest to this, it&aposs very political.
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And as my editors can attest, my productivity for the rest of the day was unremarkable.
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The fear that things are out of my control or that animosity…I attest to him.
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Naming companies is a daunting task, as anyone who does it for a living can attest.
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"Many who have suffered through Barkley can attest that Laz is a true artist," Pearson wrote.
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Any woman who has used a heating pad during her period can attest to its effectiveness.
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A surplus of stores are fighting for survival as the ubiquitous discount signs attest, he said.
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As any mother can attest, bouncing back post baby isn't exactly a walk in the park.
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Pressure to shrug off pointless strictures is growing, as the court cases attest, but only slowly.
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Many officers have taken a Taser shock in training, and they attest to its agonizing power.
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Donald Trump loves a good fight, as the high number of lawsuits in his life attest.
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It's dye — safe, water-soluble, environmentally sound dye, as the brand will attest, but dye nonetheless.
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Sarahawild94 posted about the scotch tape beauty hack and we have to attest, it totally works.
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But those familiar with US energy markets will attest that they are ridden with such failures.
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Angry young people sometimes start revolutions, as the despots overthrown in the Arab Spring can attest.
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I can personally attest to his incredible character, integrity, competency and ability to get things done.
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Security clearances are ostensibly hard to come by, as a number of Trump associates can attest.
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I can attest that it admirably serves this purpose with clear call quality on both sides.
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It separates our nation from so many others, as many of my fellow veterans can attest.
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However, too many farmers do feel this way, as anyone working on agricultural reform can attest.
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And after testing it for a two straight weeks, we can attest that the stuff works.
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As anyone with an email account can attest, spam is a big problem on the internet.
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Having grown up with three sisters, I can attest to the fact that sisters share everything.
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After a marathon of superhero moviegoing in Times Square this week, I can attest to that.
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Facebook can be a fickle friend, as old partners like the game company Zynga can attest.
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As I look back, I can definitely attest to the notion that hindsight is 20/20.
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The world's biggest tech companies have learned to tread lightly in China, as Apple can attest.
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They all attest that their employer and Mr. Hofmann had agreed orally to this financial pact.
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As the French and Japanese can attest, the crepe makes a brilliant snack on the run.
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It's left to his fans to attest to his bikes' superior quality — and his cranky ways.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — Tony Orbach is a silly guy, as anyone who has met him can attest.
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One south Florida child, who made the Florida trip last year, can attest to that magic.
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Of course, chicken parms aren't always perfect, as anyone who's had a leaden one can attest.
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On the contrary, he has fervid fans and emulators, as Quentin Tarantino's "Reservoir Dogs" can attest.
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What helps is that she tells a compelling story—as her nine romance novels can attest.
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Several Redditors can attest to the fact that chipped teeth aren't out of the question either.
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Having felt its rough scales and slow breath, I can attest they are very, very real.
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As Stanley's drawings of his fellow Nigerians attest, he loves highlighting everything about the African existence.
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After trying a strawberry chili lime tequila slushie, I can attest that it does indeed work.
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That is to ensure that witnesses can attest that they are not up to something nefarious.
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As his many bad movies attest, he needs a good director to kindle him into genius.
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As a freelancer, and thus de facto small-business owner, I can attest: I hate it!
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She does have power, as anyone who has watched her rip a topspin forehand can attest.
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It's best as a spectator sport, as anyone who tweets along to the show can attest.
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Anyone who's ever completed a solo long run can attest to how grueling it can be.
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One of your "friends" can attest to this, as her adult gummy vitamin addiction is real.
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In fact, violence need not be physical at all (as victims of emotional abuse can attest).
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Hirschhorn's post never mentions Kaine's policies or political beliefs, other than to attest to his bipartisanship.
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Anyone involved in the years of talks that led to the J.C.P.O.A. can attest to this.
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Their civic engineering can be just as calculating, as the people of Manitowish Waters can attest.
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The strange pulled or lumpy forms of these creatures attest to a continuing love of process.
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And I can attest that even those familiar with Hill's novel are likely to be surprised.
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As many dog owners will attest, small-breed dogs can sometimes be difficult to house train.
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As a psychiatrist, I can attest that most people with depression are not cured by polypharmacy.
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One way to do that is to have a witness attest to what the liar said.
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But those who attest to the small dairies' new popularity say a key factor is nostalgia.
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Malaysia's politics has long revolved around racial and religious divisions, as any greying citizen will attest.
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But as the internet can attest, the new streaming service has proven its worth thus far.
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I can attest to the new Nobel winners' role in reshaping the field of development economics.
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I can attest to many conversations with 20-somethings who did not look at their phones.
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The buprenorphine ads at the ferry terminals attest to an opioid problem that's suburban in scale.
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Anyone who has watched a Wednesday night non-marquee matchup in November can attest to that.
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We can attest they did a damn fine job coming up with one on their own.
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Graffiti writers go nonstop through entire storms, as videos all over the internet will attest to.
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Parents and those in authoritative positions can all attest to how quickly passive-aggression turns into insubordination.
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Having met David Harbour, we can attest to the fact that he's got a sense of humor.
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This sort of hostility is unfortunately alive and well today, as college freshman Alina Sichevaya can attest.
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As Judy Greer can attest, steamy sex scenes often arise from some seriously blush-worthy moments onset.
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Daniel Patrick Moynihan and Edward Kennedy that helped the deal get done, recently declassified British documents attest.
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This writer is from Chicago, and can personally attest to how beloved Chance is in his hometown.
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"I can attest to the lesbianism of The Hands," my gay BuzzFeed colleague said upon careful inspection.
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When I asked to see some paperwork that would attest to this I didn't receive a response.
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But I can attest that, at his core, he is a caring man with a big heart.
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It's never too early to get into the holiday spirit, and these celebrities can attest to that!
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Eating well and sweating often, on the other hand, will—as these six health influencers can attest.
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It's also incredibly dull and repetitive — as someone who's worked in retail, I can attest to this.
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I spend far more time typing than talking on my iPhone, as my strained thumbs can attest.
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Phone interviews with a half-dozen former employees attest to the mismanagement described in other recent reports.
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And as many women and men can attest, having acne can seriously impact a person's self-worth.
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I can't attest to battery life yet but it's been a solid addition to our back door.
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AS ANYONE who flies regularly for work can attest, business travellers are not constantly being doted upon.
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Today, I 1000 percent support the brave women speaking out and can attest to what they say.
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"I said nothing like that, as anyone who actually heard what I said can attest," he added.
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Deadlines have a sneaky way of creeping up on you — as busy TechCrunch writers can readily attest.
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As an owner of this high-tech gadget, I can fully attest to its water-resistant capabilities.
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From there, we dove into music's potential as a therapeutic tool—something Gabrielle Giffords can attest to.
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Even preventing reproduction can be complicated, as anyone who has ever wrestled with birth control can attest.
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Jeff Salter, founder and CEO of Caring Senior Services in San Antonio, Texas, can attest to that.
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Anyone who's been on a plane lately can attest to the slow and steady demise of amenities.
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Once settled in Worcester, he applied for citizenship and presented two witnesses to attest to his decency.
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As Insider Picks editor Sally Kaplan can attest, fish spatulas are arguably the only spatula you need.
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Many black artists were involved in the gay movement, as two of the smaller, concurrent shows attest.
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Public transportation and waste removal services are dysfunctional, as the piles of garbage on Rome's streets attest.
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But it has not been enough to get Democrats over the top, as Barack Obama can attest.
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The president then went around the room and asked five different aides to attest to his mood.
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" The event will feature women who will speak on Moore's behalf and "attest to his upstanding character.
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Any Chicago surgeon who takes emergency duty can attest to the gun violence that plagues local communities.
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Virtually all who know him --including myself -- can attest that he is a man of unimpeachable character.
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One of those alternate investments, as Jimmy Buffett can attest to, is the profitable world of margaritas.
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Then again, as so many cameras attest, maybe it will just be a curiosity to future generations.
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As the jet-lagged two-thirds of our party could attest to, being sleep-deprived is hell.
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The crew can attest that [on] pretty much all the shoot days, we've broken into laughing fits.
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The bill would further mandate that corporate officers, including CEOs, attest that the reports meet government requirements.
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As Mr. Buffett may now attest, the Wright brothers were not the problem — a competitive marketplace was.
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The Knicks, meanwhile, are slightly better than their fans suspected they would be, as recent wins attest.
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Having myself lived for eight years in South America, I can attest that it's an enviable situation.
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There are untold rope-burned necks and fully burned bodies in American history to attest to this.
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"When applicants sign their applications, they attest that the contents are true and complete," Mr. Conroy said.
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Anyone who has ever filed an expense report can attest to how easy they are to lose.
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Made of vinyl, fabric, foam, elastic, Velcro, and thread, the gloves attest to Cherbuliez's formidable fabricating skills.
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"He knows what he's done and he can attest to that," Giuffre said, according to the Guardian.
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Though not household names, some of the specialized sellers have attracted dedicated followings, as online comments attest.
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People with advanced dementia often begin to act in uncharacteristically aggressive ways, as many caregivers can attest.
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But they're not perfect, as anyone who has ever participated in a video conference call can attest.
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As someone who grew up playing golf and tennis competitively, I can attest to Seiver&aposs research.
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Two other medical reports seen by The Times also attest to the presence of a significant wound.
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SOX 404(b) requires a registered public accountant to attest to and report on management's ICFR assessment.
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I've worked elsewhere and attest there is a big difference working at Fisher in a good way.
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Well, they've recovered, as poultry farmers who lose hundreds of birds annually to the raptors can attest.
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Anyone who's waited in one of Warren's selfie lines can attest to how it makes them feel.
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Yet more building can lead to a backlash, as Tory councillors in Guildford and beyond can attest.
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Tech IPOs can turn early employees into millionaires, as Google's early cooks, custodians and others can attest.
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As Adam and Eve can well attest, the pursuit of knowledge is never without its unintended consequences.
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Half-built concrete structures bristling with rebar attest to an island on the cusp of rapid development.
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Moholy was nothing if not prolific—the 300 works that make up Future Present attest to that.
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Singer also arranged for parents to bribe university coaches to attest to a child being athletically gifted.
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In fact, the show's triumph lies in presenting artists whose works attest to the vigorousness of this mix.
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That… and access to funding from Microsoft and 150-plus artificial intelligence agents — as Maluuba can now attest.
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I can, however, attest to the fact that I didn't register any false alerts while wearing the device.
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I can attest that attending a Marvel movie marathon is a test of endurance, will, and mental toughness.
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The viewer is thereby necessary to "complete" the image — to attest to the truth of pain and injury.
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As anyone who has grappled with a professional renovation can attest, the course of architecture ne'er runs smooth.
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No regulatory regime is perfect, and crises still happen, as a glance at Turkey or Venezuela will attest.
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That's something I can personally attest to, having sat inches away from her face for two full hours.
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I can attest that calling out buzzwords year after year certainly hasn't dissuaded marketing professionals from leveraging them.
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Both Hoskins and Hertlein attest to just how hard it is to help couples recover from online cheating.
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Some posts have gained viral attention, and users often attest that Reddit advice helped them in their situation.
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Islamist mayhem in Afghanistan and Pakistan, as well as the hounding of Rohingyas in Myanmar, attest to it.
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Coming from a family of teachers, Bartleby can attest that school staff rooms are beset by bitter rivalries.
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It's also a lot of fun and highly likely to make you cry, as these appreciative tweets attest.
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It's a good thing, really, as anyone who's ever had a phone skinned beyond recognition will happily attest.
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It's the premier launching pad for startups, as Battlefield alumni — like Mint, Dropbox, Yammer and TripIt — can attest.
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But having seen the first three episodes, I can attest to the quality of the product in question.
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As the Russian can attest, forcing Mr Djokovic to beat you with his forehand doesn't always work out.
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By the end of the night, the police report would later attest that 18 people had received citations.
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The government has form in whipping up consumer boycotts, as South Korean retailers and Japanese carmakers can attest.
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The products are great, but as shareholders in Blackberry can attest, the competition and change can be brutal.
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Image: University of SouthamptonAs Kate Winslet and Leo can attest, piloting ships in icy waters can be hazardous.
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These staggering numbers alone attest to the necessity that logic and compassion be factors on whom to deport.
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The Details profile — his first cover — even sought out secondary interviews to attest to how normal he was.
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And as Morano, Mortensen, and Beard's lives attest, they enjoyed the occasional (or frequent) smoke or adult beverage.
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Having demoed the system recently, I attest that it works well on both the iPhone and Apple Watch.
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Vaults full of research attest to how emerging-market optimism is more soundly based than rich-country pessimism.
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As Valastro can attest to, this type of weight-loss program can be successful for losing weight quickly.
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As a 311 evangelist like me can attest, this is why I am addicted: It just feels good.
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There's certainly no love lost between the two tech giants, as years of on-going lawsuits can attest.
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As Mario Batali can attest to, cooking for President Obama's final state dinner is a nerve-racking affair.
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Things, naturally, get a bit trickier when Amazon isn't producing the ad (as South Park fans can attest).
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"We try to keep it fun," he says, and my daughter and I can attest that they've succeeded.
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They define who we are — especially that Red Sox / Yankees one, as my colleague Walt Mossberg can attest.
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This is a well-documented phenomenon, as anyone who has spent time in these online circles can attest.
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And anyone who's been on the receiving end of a link from The Skimm would attest to this.
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They could put a fingerprint on a form on which they attest their identity under penalty of perjury.
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Two millennia ago, it fed the Roman army, as stone tablets contained in Bologna's Museo Civico Archeologico attest.
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We've tried both Function of Beauty and Prose's shampoo and conditioner, so we can attest to their quality.
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I don't understand the textile science behind this miracle, but I can attest to it solving the problem.
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Although as a political wife Louisa was cautious, she was true to her convictions, as her writings attest.
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This has not solved all of Earl's problems, as anyone who's listened to "Some Rap Songs" can attest.
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I'm staying up very late and can attest to the fact that the kitchen floor has remained dry.
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I can attest to this — my daughter suffered from terrible diaper rashes, and Bambo diapers reduced their frequency.
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Having served in senior government positions across several administrations, I can attest to the accuracy of this maxim.
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As Sri Lanka can attest, one crucial, if often overlooked, linkage is China's funding for other emerging markets.
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But falling asleep when you have anxiety is even more of a challenge — as Lena Dunham can attest.
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So, while I can't attest to Botox' supposed face-smallifying powers, it can certainly help with other issues.
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That law requires CEOs and chief financial officers to attest to the accuracy of their companies financial statements.
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I could not attest to this, since "Onions" disappeared in 1978 and did not resurface until 2008, dead.
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The president must also attest that the agreement is vital to the security interests of the United States.
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Last year, we introduced our community commitment where we made 200 million people attest that they won't discriminate.
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And as anyone who has ever fought with Mr. Cuomo can attest, he does not like to lose.
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But even the nonreligious attest that in sex, something "more" is happening, however shrouded that more might be.
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Those 'Ali' moves still seem fresh in Will's mind -- as his foe in the motorcycle helmet will attest.
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Student activists argue that all these factors attest to a pattern of neoliberal privatization across the university system.
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Built to move like animals and even humans, its machines are truly amazing (as YouTube watchers will attest).
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As most social media editors can attest, the job demands consuming a lot of media in all forms.
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As a professor in the University of California system, I can attest to the accuracy of her report.
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I spent several years involved on the Palestinian side of the negotiations and can attest to their futility.
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New York (CNN Business)Winter is brutal, and no one can attest to that more than airport employees.
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": "I can attest to the sense of togetherness that sometimes develops with the strangers around you in line.
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"When they lose the weight, they are not always prepared," he said Tiffany Hunter can attest to that.
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For example, billionaire investor Warren Buffett is another optimistic person and those around him can attest to this.
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Having conducted counterintelligence investigations, I can attest that not everything a foreign intelligence service does is necessarily illegal.
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Hostels: As any rambling college student can attest, hostels are an affordable, social way to see the world.
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I can attest to the power of this approach, and we want you to try it out yourself.
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As the owner of a velvet couch purchased in 2018, I can personally attest to the trend's existence.
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But as the Treatment Advocacy Center found and other advocates can attest to, that's simply not the case.
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Just because a belief is popular does not make it right, as heretics from Galileo on down can attest.
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Swift, who has basically weaned herself off of her once teeming social media profiles, can surely attest to that.
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There were pictures that showed he was wrong — and virtually everyone who attended both events could attest to it.
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As recent attacks in Berlin and Ankara attest, ridding ourselves of the jihadist terror threat is no simple matter.
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It offers enjoyable, knockabout games, as players from Australia, India and South Africa can attest after recent exhibition matches.
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Even an immunity idol is useless if you don't know just when to play it – as Vince can attest.
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Governor Chris Christie of New Jersey, whom Mr Kushner axed as head of the transition, can attest to that.
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It might require Bernard getting seven sworn statements from Dominicans who would attest to his life in the country.
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I can personally attest that, on my olive-toned skin, it gave me a straight-off-the-yacht tan.
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We got a chance to try the pale gold highlighter earlier this summer and can attest to its greatness.
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But it is becoming more diverse and urban, as the inroads made by Democrats in November's mid-terms attest.
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"What we came down to was a decision to essentially attest to the truth at the end," he says.
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They attest that ideologies and scholarly theories have their limits, and that life is understood as it is lived.
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It's not an easy time to be Romanian in this country, as evidence of various hate crimes can attest.
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Under the H-2 visa program, employers must also attest that they have made every effort to hire domestically.
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I know many of them personally and can attest firsthand to their passion and ability to get things done.
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As many sunbathers will attest, rotting Sargassum is wholly unpleasant, releasing hydrogen sulfide gas that smells like rotten eggs.
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My partner, friends, coworkers, and even the nice cashier lady at my neighborhood's liquor store can attest to this.
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And like the prophets of the Bible, not everyone accepts the message -- as many foes of Scalia would attest.
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America's subway cars are widely dilapidated, as riders in systems in Boston, New York, DC and SF can attest.
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Gorilla Glass can hold up to a lot of abuse, but as many can attest, it's not break-proof.
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German defense experts attest to the poor state of readiness of the German armed forces and its military capabilities.
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It involves us at once in high principle and shaming triviality, as two otherwise unconnected headline cases nicely attest.
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More than most, they can attest that this has not been the best week to be gay and Republican.
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"When asked specifically about the royal, she said: "He knows what he's done, and he can attest to that.
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Dealmaking, as the staff assistants who answer the senators' phones will attest, is not for the faint of heart.
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Taylor and Kent will also attest to the shadow foreign policy campaign that Giuliani, Sondland, Volker, and others spearheaded.
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As any sports fan can attest, it is a state that not even the most gifted politician can manufacture.
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And as anyone who has successfully completed a challenging culinary project can attest, the feeling can be quite satisfying.
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He was passionately committed to that ideal, as David Beckham, Jaap Stam, Roy Keane and numerous others can attest.
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There are some who attest that Yamamoto might have been the greatest raw athlete to ever compete in MMA.
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And, as in our uneasy times, the material trappings of Sander's world attest to the precariousness of daily life.
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I think the guy who stormed out early, wearing a girl's drink on his face, can attest to this.
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As a new father, I can certainly attest that you capture the anxiety of parenting on the new record.
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As many sexual assault survivors who have had to go through legal proceedings can attest, the process is retraumatizing.
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Nowadays, about 70,000 listeners download each episode of his podcast, and reviewers attest to the power of this treatment.
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As 10 years of inspiring Gourmet issues and now this memoir would attest, the answer was an emphatic yes.
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As the 4,000-year-old pictographs still visible along its steep canyon walls attest, it is saturated in history.
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As Mr. Bridle can attest firsthand, a person that may look suspicious to security personnel can be completely innocent.
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The lack of coffee machine seems to be a frequent one as well, which I can also attest to.
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As the millions of Fitbit users can attest, maybe the most important piece of fitness equipment is other people.
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The photographs, letters and announcement cards attest that Mr. Bloodgood favored collaboration in life as well as in art.
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Burned homes, crushed tin shacks that housed businesses and a blackened beer truck attest to the fierce battles here.
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Ms. Ortiz provided detailed accounts and documents that attest to her detention, criminal prosecution and separation from her son.
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Submissions should be prepared under faculty supervision, and a faculty advisor must attest to the eligibility of the team.
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And in the long term, it can cause serious burnout, as many a nurse and social worker can attest.
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We can, with some certainty, attest that he played very little golf with former dentists, but that's about it.
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Maddeningly, in this instance, she wants to attest to solving the Medicare for All equation without showing the work.
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Those bodies, found far from Rio's beaches, attest to the average of six murders per day in this area.
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The quarries themselves, as these photos by Luca Locatelli attest, are their own isolated world: beautiful, bizarre and severe.
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Fewer places attest to Iran's expanded influence better than Iraq itself, where the strike that killed Soleimani took place.
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As the stories of these celebrities attest, everyone — rich or poor, famous or not — can make bad financial decisions.
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And those forces who have come into contact and worked with U.S. forces, I think would attest to that.
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As those who have witnessed these tempests can attest, a bomb cyclone can indeed be a severe weather event.
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Call it iRecommend, a website in which applicants gather testimonials from people who attest to their workmanship and credibility.
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Throughout the 20th century, his writings and bearded countenance were ubiquitous across the globe, as numerous monuments and busts attest.
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"I can attest from firsthand experience now that it's unbelievably quick and it's unbelievably sneaky," said Miller on Today Friday.
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The takedowns and the ground control were what garnered attention but—as Curtis Blaydes can attest—that is not enough.
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Hundreds of poems carved into the wooden walls and posts in the barracks at Angel Island attest to their plight.
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As the stories of these 11 celebrities attest, everyone — rich or poor, famous or not — can make bad financial decisions.
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Miranda can be a spectacularly compelling performer, as anyone who's heard Hamilton or even just watched Miranda speak can attest.
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As a thousand YouTube videos can attest, waking up from anesthesia after dental surgery can make a person pretty loopy.
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David Kapojos, 46, owner of FirstLight Home Care franchises in West Los Angeles and Pascadena, California, can attest to that.
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Sofia Richie knows how to style clothes, and any one of her 4.3 million Instagram followers can attest to that.
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Anyone who's been hardcore jeans hunting can attest to the fact that landing the perfect pair is no easy feat.
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Nothing says 'disastrous managerial reign' like an incredibly expensive transfer flop, as Mourinho's managerial predecessor at Old Trafford can attest.
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As anyone who was a preteen a decade ago can attest, Clean & Clear dominated the hormonal, puberty-induced acne scene.
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I can attest to this phenomenon: During my days as a server, I saw (and heard) plenty a personal debacle.
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And even in Pyongyang, Western and South Korean pressure groups attest, the deadening totalitarian system is as intrusive as ever.
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As the housewives of Kampung Baru attest, Jokowi has done quite a lot of what he promised last time round.
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"I can attest personally, he was a great basketball player," former manager and Purple Rain producer Bob Cavallo told PEOPLE.
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As Prince William, Kate Middleton, and Prince Harry can attest, being a royal is full-time work, and then some.
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Increased storage is a critical piece in convincing consumers to upgrade, as anyone with a 12GB iPhone 0003 can attest.
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You have to cut down on caffeine, and as any caffeine drinker can attest, this is easier said than done.
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A 20 percent Rotten Tomatoes rating at the time of writing can attest to that, as far as critics go.
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DeShanna Neal, a mother of four from Delaware, can attest to the benefits of embracing her young child's transgender identity.
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As many of us can attest, these bugs are picky eaters, exerting a preference for who or what they bite.
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As one of them, I can attest that my own behavior has changed as a direct result of activity tracking.
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And as any child (or former child) can attest, there's nothing spookier than staying up late on a school night.
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Now, I've got scientific proof to back up what I, and many other cat owners, attest to via anecdotal evidence.
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We often attest these qualities to attractive people based on very little knowledge of their personalities, so it's often incorrect.
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I think any artist can attest that seeing your idea come to fruition is the best feeling in the world.
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Having been on the other side, I can attest that once the question has been asked, only two things happen.
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Driving the lorries is not tricky; after having a go, your correspondent can attest that the wagons are surprisingly nimble.
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His presence around the rim still means something, as Josh Richardson can attest as he rushes the layup seen below.
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It's the element of intoxicating excitement, as songwriter Rob Knaggs will attest, that is what the band are all about.
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The nationwide network of Real Housewives can no doubt attest to the power of just letting the cameras just roll.
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And as many people can attest, the longer anticipation and arousal is built, the better the climax tends to be.
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The contents of the storage room at the Butembo treatment centre attest to the age of many of the patients.
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I can attest, entirely anecdotally of course, that Dwayne Johnson isn't that uncommon of a name within Delta Batteries/Squadrons.
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You can't know until the ordeal is done—and even then, I can attest, the uncertainty may linger for days.
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Tennis, on the other hand, which I can personally attest to, is a sport that seeks conformity from its athletes.
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As the murders of Sterling and Castile can attest, such laws might as well come with a "whites only" clause.
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The letters collectively attest to his character, sense of family and country, and service in the military and intelligence community.
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One consistent complaint we noticed — and one I can attest — is that the Turbo Tower is a relatively loud fan.
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But as any Shark Tank contestant can attest, getting Mark Cuban to part with his money isn't always that simple.
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" Mr. Moore said he had identified an eyewitness who would attest that the dog "attacked Mr. Shumpert in his groin.
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I can attest to the fact that conditions in El Salvador are worse today than when TPS was originally extended.
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As Alabama, Delaware, Nevada and New Mexico can attest, the new sheriff looks a whole lot like the old sheriff.
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Since visiting Bite's factory, I've given the whole Amuse Bouche line a try and can personally attest to its quality.
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But it wasn't easy to reach that point, as anyone who lived here during the months-long debate can attest.
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He took pleasure in frustrating his bitterest detractors, as his goalscoring record against Tottenham and arch-nemeses Arsenal can attest.
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And as anyone who's ever tried to replicate a recipe through trial and error can attest, that shit is hard.
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But as publishers who've suffered a Facebook algorithm shift can attest, audiences won't necessarily follow a brand off the platform.
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Once people know someone who can personally attest to the benefits, I fundamentally believe the adoption curve will bend exponentially.
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To the Editor: Many children of Asian immigrants attest to the childhood that Ryan Park had, which he now rejects.
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This was a bad mistake, as anyone who has ever thrown a "bring whoever, it's a rager" party can attest.
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But again, as the disciples of Heaven's Gate can attest, there is always risk involved in drinking the Kool Aid.
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Each has its own inner light, scale and spatial rhythm; together they attest to the instability of color and perception.
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Discrimination by the USDA is something that another fourth-generation black farmer, John Wesley Boyd, Jr., can attest to personally.
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As a participant in exchanges organized by foreign governments (including China) and think tanks, I can attest to their value.
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But I think most women can attest that it feels a lot less good when you're in an adult relationship.
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Employers must attest that an H-24B worker will not adversely impact the wages and working conditions of American workers.
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"As anyone who has seen the movie can attest, it's all so over the top and absurd," Mr. Lindelof said.
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But as any comic can attest, that doesn't mean there isn't room for fine-tuning and freshening up its act.
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As the famed David After Dentist can attest, we say some pretty weird stuff when we're recovering from oral surgery.
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Many former smokers attest that vaping was the only thing that helped them quit cigarettes, but the science is mixed.
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As plenty of former helpless self-helpers can attest, no solution is perfect, but there is a solution for everyone.
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As a certain out-of-work bond trader in London can attest, there's no free lunch – not even in sports.
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But having studied cults for 30 years, I can attest that these online communities are cultlike in their psychological characteristics.
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The results attest to the starkly conservative vision of Israeli voters, our Jerusalem bureau chief writes in a news analysis.
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However others attest to a history of collective loss, the same types of items always slipping out of our grasps.
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But customers attest they aren't quite as expensive as they expected, A newborn baby uses about 80 diapers a week.
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I can attest to that as a patient advocate and someone who has watched the diabetes field closely for two decades.
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That section says that registrants need only to attest that they are citizens, under the threat of perjury if they lie.
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As Theresa May, Britain's hapless prime minister, can attest, firm control of the assembly will cement his good fortune (see article).
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Caffeine makes you more alert, focused, and, as any morning-latte addict will attest, it gives you a serious energy boost.
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Either way, reporters can attest that some actual bros who attended a packed Bernie Sanders rally last night are pretty chill.
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We got a chance to try all three new flavors ahead of their official release and can attest to their greatness.
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And the fact that this candy has been on the market for over 100 years can also attest to its popularity.
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They were great cops -- and I can personally attest to this, having known two of the men who died as heroes.
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Kim Kardashian West has been taking her law studies seriously — and CNN's Van Jones can attest to the reality star's determination.
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Britain has plenty of countryside for those who want to live there, as anyone who has flown over it will attest.
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But as Willesha Moorehead, who came here from Chicago a dozen years ago, can attest, struggle is baked into its streets.
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Economic empowerment is one of our core values, and the 90 million businesses on the Facebook platform can attest to that.
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I am infatuated with the naked body and I think we can all attest to the fact that Hugh was, too.
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Some babies won't sleep unless they get a nighttime cruise around the neighborhood, as many parents (my own included) can attest.
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And as residents who live east of these giant lakes can attest, it can result in tremendous amounts of snow.[NOAA]
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Michael Dukakis, can attest, simply "winning" a debate is not the same as gaining a meaningful toehold in a tough campaign.
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Free stuff is very compelling, as those people who got Domino's tattoos in exchange for free pizza for life can attest.
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As many athletes can attest, treadmills are fine and well, but they're a poor approximation for running in the real world.
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As his wonderful songs attest, universal bitterness set to a jaunty tune is a good way to get audiences singing along.
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In his speech, Trump, 72, commended Woods for his talents on and off the green — something he could personally attest to.
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However, I'm still an avid user — and can attest that my life has been made easier through its fast electronic genius.
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"Unfortunately on the land there is this pond and as any farmer or large animal owner can attest to accidents happen."
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And once they're established, they're not that easy to change (as legions of failed ex-gays and "virtuous pedophiles" can attest).
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The evidence will show that anybody who is there all the time will attest that he's never been abusive to Katherine.
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As the strategists on Karen Handel's victory in Georgia's 25th congressional district, we can attest that this phrase still holds true.
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And it's further proof that she's feeling hotter than ever, as her recent string of sexy, strappy neon bikinis can attest.
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As property developers from Las Vegas to Limerick will attest, when supply does eventually respond to soaring demand, property prices fall.
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As the Republican establishment can attest, Trump and his allies do not, seeing their power grow, let up and move on.
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But as any sports fan or stock market investor can attest, straight-line projections from the recent past can prove unreliable.
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Adherence to a metaphorical framework has become controversial in today's secular world as demonstrators in the Alfie Evans matter would attest.
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Those who know me will attest that my life story is a sprawling epic rife with sex, violence, loyalty and betrayal.
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And the second, as multiple presidents can attest, is simply untrue: governing does not end because an administration is being investigated.
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Lately, not a day goes by without Allred's name being mentioned in the news somewhere, as my Google alerts can attest.
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Just ask Justin Bieber or The Weeknd, who each can attest to the career-enhancing opportunities provided by legitimate online platforms.
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Even the loveliest and most meaningful tribute may exact a significant toll, as the Chinese opera diva Qian Yi can attest.
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"When you're in a five-way race, having 40 percent negatives is not disqualifying ... [as] Donald Trump will attest," he said.
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We've been involved in and witness to this "onco-politics" for about 60 years combined and can attest to its fierceness.
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As someone who did just that, I can attest that it's the most unique experience you can have in modern gaming.
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Having lived through the horrors of Parkland myself, I can attest to the importance of addressing all three of these issues.
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As chairman of the New Democrat Coalition – a group of independent-minded House members – I can attest to this first-hand.
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It's easier to get away with nude photos, but the cost of doing business is often high—as Kush can attest.
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It all looked very realistic — my stomach can attest to that — but Bradley says the excrement was actually made of fruitcake.
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The scars on their bodies and reports from other witnesses attest to harm they do not yet have words to describe.
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Best-selling biographies, an impressive array of scholarly books and articles, even a hit Broadway show, attest to its new status.
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On Friday, Mr. Koehler said, "It's not just one thing, it's a series of things" that attest to Mr. Kareem's intentions.
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Not that punk is so strict as to require the use of its own building block, as Crass can attest to.
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I can attest to United Artists' pairing of "Goldfinger" and "A Hard Day's Night" as the coolest double feature of 1964.
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Pretty much any reporter who has covered this enterprise can attest to its stinginess with information and access to the candidate.
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As Harvey Weinstein can attest, in America today the right kind of bad publicity can undo even the rich and powerful.
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She consistently ranks as one of the most popular senators and is beloved in Maine, as this former constituent can attest.
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As the allied troops fighting in Afghanistan can attest, NATO is not a talk shop nor a Renaissance Weekend on steroids.
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Much as I have enjoyed working at Dartmouth, I am not willing to falsely attest to anything simply to stay here.
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It's an approach that has come with some real costs — as the many people left without heat this winter could attest.
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The gamble on an Anglican approach to faith and morals is even more high-risk — as Anglicanism's own schisms well attest.
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As anyone who's ever seen "Shakespeare In Love" can attest, the Bard had a pretty good career going during his lifetime.
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In practice, though, she is "the nicest" of the magazine's editors, as many of those who have worked with her attest.
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Passing the torch to this younger generation is already a difficult undertaking — as many leaders, educators, rabbis and parents will attest.
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The coarse worldview I've called "Hefnerism" endured, as the victims of Weinstein and Bill Clinton and Donald Trump can well attest.
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Op-Ed Contributors Donald Trump's pledges to "drain the swamp" of corruption in Washington attest to his genius for unintentional irony.
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As the Houthi missiles attest, Saudi Arabia is less secure now than when it began its air campaign three years ago.
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This eventually fades and is not quite as pungent as that of a boar brush (something I can personally attest to).
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They are all teenagers now, one getting ready for college, and I can attest that my illness has indeed affected them.
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He was passed over for the grant, but he did complete the series of drawings, as the MoMA show will attest.
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To the Editor: As an independent filmmaker for over 20 years, I can attest to the validity of Martin Scorsese's thesis.
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In particular, the documents attest to America's cash for chaos approach, underlining how formal corruption forms the foundation of Afghan politics.
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But he is also a violinist of formidable technical and persuasive powers, as his recital on Saturday, July 29, will attest.
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As history can attest, well-meaning government and nonprofits aren&apost enough on their own to fix every issue in society.
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As anyone who has ever observed a co-ed yoga class can attest, women tend to be more flexible than men.
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It&aposs Best Picture nomination can attest to that, but it&aposs not the movies hero I want to talk about.
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And I can attest to the fact that the accused's due process rights are alive and well in our justice system.
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"As the usher checked and can attest, I had absolutely zero video, photo or audio recordings from Derek's show," he said.
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But Barrett has remained a steady contributor under the New York spotlight, as his second N.B.A. coach, Mike Miller can attest.
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I used to live in Milwaukee, long ago, and I can attest that it's a fine city full of lovely people.
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Besides raising disclosure requirements and other changes, the law required top executives to attest to the accuracy of corporate financial statements.
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Australia's increasingly xenophobic political climate has helped to create this event, which is a fact many Muslims can personally attest too.
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I have had the privilege to work with him and can attest to his skill, integrity, and knowledge of the law.
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But as those who originally took to dusty hunting years ago can attest, some real finds may still be out there.
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Measured drops have certainly worked for Everlane, as anyone who has waited for the colorful summer dresses or easy weekenders can attest.
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In his speech, Trump, 5803, commended Woods, 43, for his talents on and off the green — something he could personally attest to.
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And the one thing those of us who know him can attest to, he never walks into a meeting and rolls over.
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It takes months to nail down all the crucial details, and that's something JoJo Fletcher, ABC's season 12 Bachelorette, can attest to.
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As comics and YA fans will be quick to attest, Buffy wasn't pop culture's first female superhero, not by a long shot.
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As anyone desperately attempting to shed a few pounds can attest, whittling yourself down to your goal weight is no easy feat.
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And as anyone who gets Botox every four months can attest, keeping up with treatments can become a pricey pursuit — and fast.
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This can feel a little clinical (and let's face it, nobody likes tests) but the experts at Parship attest to its effectiveness.
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As two former state legislators who both loved the doors ourselves, we can attest that's a lot of effort — and it works.
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And as any animal lover would attest, when your pet is sick, you do whatever it takes to make them well again.
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If you've been haunted by films like The Shining or Carrie, you can attest to what powerful source material King's stories are.
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Multiple witnesses attest that Gongora was not, in fact, brandishing his knife, but had it tucked into his pants throughout the ordeal.
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The healthy economy means that the Fed will keep on hiking, as a glance at the two-year bond yield will attest.
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I've been using gua sha almost daily since learning about it and I can attest to its ability to tone the face.
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These people can also help attest to the harm they've seen caused as a result of the person's involvement with the MLM.
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I can truly attest that food service workers — service workers in general — do not get paid enough for the things we do.
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Wonder Woman's director, Patty Jenkins, can attest to that firsthand, as she was named the highest paid female director of all time.
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That's too bad, because as a 20-something crashing the housing market with my avocado toast, I can attest: Adulting is hard.
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Latifi hit a nice suplex, but as Kimbo Slice and Houston Alexander will attest, a suplex does not save a dreadful fight.
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Of course, strutting past Ryan Seacrest in tandem doesn't necessarily guarantee romantic longevity, as these kaput couples from Oscars past can attest.
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The Clinton campaign quickly issued a statement that the candidate was battling pneumonia (an ailment which, I can attest, is no joke).
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I could only attest to what I was allowed to see, which is inevitably how one assesses one's experience of North Korea.
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It must establish a privacy committee on its board, and executives must regularly attest to the company's proper handling of user content.
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Politics is no different, as the 85033 serious candidates seeking the Republican nomination at the time of the Iowa caucuses can attest.
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Having spoken with our players, I can attest to the great respect they have for the national anthem and all it represents.
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As a practicing corporate lawyer with a firm branded to "lawyer differently," I can attest this system is as broken as any.
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Anyone who had to record a video after five days of sub-optimal sleep can attest to the transformative powers of Ricola.
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ICOs have been all the rage these days, as TechCrunch headlines and discussions with Uber drivers, baristas, and hairstylists can attest to.
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And as anyone who has ever been in love can attest, the laws of supply and demand do not control our feelings.
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Earlier this season, Carpenter and Goldobin did not need to look too far to find a player who could attest as much.
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And, like any addiction, it can be destructive, as anyone who has ever been in or around an abusive relationship will attest.
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O. J. Simpson: American Crime Story can attest to the fact that Sarah Paulson's portrayal of Marcia Clark basically stole the show.
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In upstate New York, a white judge required me to attest to my professional credentials on the record under penalty of perjury.
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As many old friends and human rights organizations attest, the Egyptian state is far more oppressive than it was ten years ago.
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As someone who recently deactivated his Facebook account, I can attest to how quickly this process goes — it's just a few minutes.
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It is not an easy question to answer as Taneli Kukkonen, a philosophy professor at New York University Abu Dhabi, can attest.
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But, as a former federal prosecutor, I can attest that, as recently as a quarter century ago, victims were often an afterthought.
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His mere presence seems to be enough to create space for his teammates, as Wayne Rooney and Anthony Martial can happily attest.
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But the fanfare masked just how difficult it is to get one of the visas — as one woman from Honduras can attest.
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There are a few that will surely send you into triple-digit territory, but we can attest that they're well worth it.
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C5 is a German government scheme to encourage cloud-based internet service providers to attest they use various safeguards against cyber attacks.
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But as anyone who has heard even a 30-second snippet of Anaal Nathrakh's music will attest, it's not just for show.
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As the video and Allen will attest, Lubbock and the songs that were influenced by it still move people to this day.
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As anyone who's played Deadly Premonition can attest, its characterizations often take the notion of Lynchian wackiness to an almost elastic extreme.
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Rodríguez-Roldán can attest that, for some of the Latinos she knows in the LGBTQ community, this is the case, as well.
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But at Stratford and Ashland, at least, I can attest that it's holding firm, and bringing rewards to both audiences and artists.
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As someone who loves having guests but lives in a small apartment, I can attest to the usefulness of a sofa bed.
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But, as Sosnik and others who know him attest, Lockhart is a "wartime general, not a peacetime general" for institutions facing conflict.
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There's nothing more cringe-worthy than finding a creature where it doesn't belong, and several people could attest to that in 2018.
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I can attest that it made for the best fill, and it's kind of cool that it goes through all the themers.
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But as he can most likely attest, Congress has only become more partisan since the failed attempt at immigration compromise in 2013.
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He believed in courtesy, as any lawmaker who dealt with him and any journalist who repeatedly crossed paths with him can attest.
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And, as his endearments attest — his favorite is "sweetheart" — Marcello loves his work and his furry clients, his compatriots and his daughter.
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That is why Congress decided in 2002, as part of Sarbanes-Oxley, to make auditors attest to corporate controls on financial reporting.
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Having spoken with our players, I can attest to the great respect they have for our national anthem and all it represents.
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But I have tried several winemakers' weed wines, and I can attest that the high is indeed gentle, and the flavor herbal.
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Anyone who travels globally can attest to how little our country has done versus other nations during the past couple of decades.
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As most immigration advocates can attest, the first year of the Trump presidency saw a number of unprecedented actions targeting immigrant communities.
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An earnest maxim of kinship and humility, it is also (as anyone who has watched Hamilton surf can attest) simply not true.
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That's been happening a lot lately — a phenomenon to which most New Yorkers can personally attest, including those on the Metro desk.
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As Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman can attest from his quest for a $2 trillion Aramco valuation, delays carry a cost.
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Turkey is also an ally, but as our other allies can attest, that hasn't stopped the President from criticizing them at all.
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But as the current resident of the White House can attest, unorthodox candidacies can resonate in ways more traditional ones simply cannot.
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As someone who has had both knees replaced, I can attest to the vast improvement in quality of life the surgery bestowed.
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The meeting between Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and President al-Sisi that took place at the U.N. Assembly can attest to that.
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I can't attest to either of these assessments, but it may be something to keep in mind before visiting in the future.
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Hiring a lawyer, as anyone who has settled in a foreign country can attest, is often the larger part of being legal.
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In her seventh decade of acting she had graduated to grandmother roles, as the character names in her last screen roles attest.
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Alternatives include over-the-counter remedies like melatonin or valerian, which have more anecdotal evidence than research to attest to their efficacy.
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They said they could "attest to the emotional and spiritual damage caused to men, women, children and their families" by the practice.
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Your marriage, career and social life attest to this, and your success in each area sends a positive message to your children.
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But as close watchers of the industry can attest, these certainly constitute an observable uptick in religiously oriented content for mainstream audiences.
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Events throughout the country last weekend and a gathering of about 25,000 people at the Vimy monument in France attest to that.
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Of course some people just want to get high and dance, which many will attest is itself a form of preventative medicine.
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Covering him on policy in the face of his incoherence and shifting stances is psychologically strenuous, as several Vox writers can attest.
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As someone who has very thick hair, I can attest — Any feature that can make styling easier and faster is a plus.
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It's still not easy to catch something that's moving in this mode but it's doable, and the pigeon (below) can attest to that.
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But, as many people can attest to, having a fantasy doesn't mean you want to actually go through with it in real life.
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Any former teammate or anyone who has met me can attest to this and I pride myself on not being a judgemental person.
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There are exceptions to the pattern, as China, which is grappling with US tariffs and the threat of more to come, can attest.
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That's why a witness is required by law, someone who can see and attest to the couple's private feelings of love and commitment.
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Having not cooked it myself, I can't totally attest to the quality of the recipe but I will vouch for the author's bravery.
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She's long been the master of glamour — as anyone who has indulged in an item from her luxe eponymous beauty line can attest.
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As a former VC, I can attest that anyone who tells you what's going to happen doesn't know what they are talking about.
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AS READERS of scientific journals can attest, the list of authors on a typical research paper appears to be growing longer and longer.
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Registered voters who attend must publicly attest to being Democrats if they want to participate in the caucuses, which begin at 10 a.m.
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And as Newt Gingrich can attest, face-offs held in the final weeks and days before the nominating contests tend to matter more.
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Experiments in party democracy can backfire—as Labour MPs, who accidentally let their members pick a far-left leader in 2015, can attest.
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But more personal objects attest to their humble Southern beginnings – he in Louisiana and she in Mississippi – and their life together off stage.
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So I can personally attest that #Haiti is not prepared to take back nearly 20173,000 #TPS recipients under these difficult and harsh conditions.
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To begin with, as the exploding firearms in many historical accident reports attest, guns themselves are much safer than they used to be.
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Parenting can be an emotional roller coaster as moms and dads become invested in their children's feelings — something Audrina Patridge can attest to.
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I can attest that they are just as sweet IRL as they appear when beamed at you through your computer or TV screen.
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I was lawyerly and also veered toward dictatorial, as my brother, who often got ordered out of our shared play area, would attest.
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Olympic gold medalist Gabby Douglas knows a little something about balance, as anyone who has seen one of her gymanstics routines can attest.
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The company clearly knows there's a demand for its enviable back catalogue, as the circus around the NES and SNES Classics can attest.
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That's no small thing to Sharkey, who cares very much about Brandless's customers, as anyone who has seen her speak publicly can attest.
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And let's not forget that for some, these events are painful — anyone who's struggled with infertility or pregnancy loss can attest to that.
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"I can attest that action developed spontaneously and out of sheer patriotism," Horohorin said in an email exchange with CNN several months ago.
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"We're really private so we kept it kind of private, as Kutch can attest because no one really knew about it," she said.
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Even if the abuse isn't intentional, as many competitive athletes can attest to, the stresses of rigorous training can still take their toll.
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In the end, it often comes back to bite them, as Democrats who lost their seats in the 2010 Republican wave can attest.
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The state will only issue a license if an applicant's doctor can attest they have not experienced a seizure within the last year.
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But as adverts around the town attest, road-haulage firms, which transport these goods around the country, complain about a shortage of labour.
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As anyone who's wasted hours reading about plot devices on TV Tropes can attest, breaking fiction into its constituent parts is strangely satisfying.
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We know this because, here at Minutes, we collaborate everyday with founders, c-suite executives, andNew York Timesbestsellers who attest to as much.
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As I can attest as a soldier and a doctor, returning home from a war zone is challenging on a variety of levels.
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Venture firms can come and go, as anyone who lived through the boom and bust of the late '90s internet bubble can attest.
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As anyone involved in law enforcement can attest, there is no shortage of aggrieved and angered people of every conceivable age and background.
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The price paid by those who willingly aided in the mythmaking is high, as these disgraced figures and their loved one would attest.
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As the country's painful past experience with sterling crises would amply attest, another such sterling crisis could seriously impair the country's economic performance.
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The law requires the driver-license applicant to attest that he or she is qualified to vote, namely attesting to being a citizen.
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Silent, atmospheric, these images attest to the hypnotic pull that mothers can exert on daughters, portraying their subject as both powerful and passive.
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Those of us at the senior center will attest that it is much easier to learn a language when you are very young.
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The Equinox Comforter (currently $29 for queen currently on Amazon) is an exception, and thousands of satisfied sleepers can attest to its value.
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As someone who has watched multiple seasons of The Rachel Zoe Project, I can attest to the overall quality of Bravo-produced television.
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As these portraits attest, mining was the work of men, many of whom left their families at home while they journeyed to California.
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Upon entering the exhibition, one encounters a series of works that attest to the fading cultural memory of Jazz-era black female performers.
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If his victories over Hoost can't convince you, his ninety four percent knockout ratio across eighty-seven career victories can attest to that.
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Both the medical community and meditation practitioners can attest to the proven power of this breathing technique (also known as "7-11 breathing").
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As any working mother of two toddlers can attest, it is a victory to claim five minutes to oneself on any given day.
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"The process is a very simple claim form that you attest that you downloaded the software and experienced the issues," Mr. Molumphy said.
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I can attest that healthcare workers provide abortion and other reproductive health services because of their moral beliefs, not in spite of them.
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He regularly lauds the Russian leader as smart, strong, and popular — and I can personally attest that he's right about that last trait.
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All around the Indonesian island of Sumatra, charred landscapes of blackened tree stumps and singed earth attest to the devastation wrought by humans.
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But as some people living in low-lying regions can attest, humans are already beginning to feel the impacts of sea level rise.
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But the dark tones that advertising in the Lexington media market took on last week attest to a different kind of campaign brewing.
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After testing several pieces ourselves, which you can read about here, we can attest to the brand's perfect mix of quality and affordability.
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As anyone who has ever joined a book club can attest, good readings are important, but even more vital are the right members.
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Entertainment luminaries — Aretha Franklin, Puff Daddy, Bruce Springsteen, Patti Smith, Alicia Keys and many others — attest to his golden ear and marketplace savvy.
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One reason: a 2002 federal law, known as Sarbanes-Oxley, requiring top executives to attest to the accuracy of their companies' financial statements.
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Prince Harry and Ms. Markle are still in the first flush of genuine attraction, as anyone with access to a television can attest.
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The list was unquestionably impressive in variety and dramatic range, as fellow completists can attest, especially as brought to life by Mr. Gardiner.
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And, as the brand had hoped and as I can attest, even the most loyal Cone Mills fans won&apost mind the updates.
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The fruits of this experiment—for which gardens and gardening provide a frequent, apt metaphor—attest to an imagination cultivated in hostile conditions.
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She said in her statement that there are two witnesses who can attest to her account, but she has not identified them publicly.
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As a former official in two separate Administrations, I can attest that White House conferences and summits are notorious for being substance-free.
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"Climate change, the trees, streams, and puddles, and birds, bugs, and frogs, attest, is not a matter of opinion or belief," she writes.
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Goodness may give rise to immediate satisfaction or demand sustained sacrifice (as those who have fought to bring about social change can attest).
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Even in areas of growth, fraught labor negotiations and frequent strikes attest to the insecurity of work and the pain of diminished wages.
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Because of her background, Salas has become a target, as her Twitter feed can attest, for groups protesting the president's ties to golf.
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The Equinox Comforter (currently $28.99 for a queen on Amazon) is an exception, and thousands of satisfied sleepers can attest to its value.
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Those who have known Brin attest to the fact that he truly does believe in using knowledge and power for the greater good.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — There's no rewinding the results in sports, as New Orleans fans still fuming about last week's N.F.C. Championship game can attest.
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That was the initiative of the local government, all parties involved attest, but Beijing has been firmly in the driving seat ever since.
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Plus, diaper experts and parents of diaper services attest babies potty train faster in cloth diapers because they can feel when they're wet.
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To an observer it might have appeared that she was snacking, but anyone who knew her could attest that Geraldine Despont was a considerer.
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Webb is a very complex observatory that has proved difficult for primary contractor Northrop Grumman to build and test, as the repeated delays attest.
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As anyone who has ever been around a baby can attest, the amount of learning that happens in the first few years is astounding.
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Today, the island is home to a diverse but relatively tiny array of animals, as any fan of the 2005 DreamWorks film can attest.
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I was there when the helicopter with the first dangling sculpture appeared, and can attest that the feeling on the streets was altogether different.
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Three other sources, speaking on condition of anonymity, said such plans had been discussed but were unable to attest whether they had been finalized.
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As anyone who played the Titanfall games can attest, the developers at Respawn are masters at making tight, fast, and approachable first-person shooters.
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Cyber risk researcher Chris Vickery also spoke with the committee, in large part to attest to the "porous" relationship between Cambridge Analytica and AggregateIQ.
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As anyone who thought watching The Babadook while their roommate was away can attest, a horror movie can make the apartment seem eerily crowded.
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Sony says it has improved the active noise cancellation on the M23s compared to the original WF-2230X, and I can attest to that.
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"I'm feeling like it's fake," he says — incorrectly, as the film's Oscar-winning costume designer, Alexandra Byrne (Elizabeth: The Golden Age), will later attest.
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When the FDA's advisory committee had met in April, more than 1,000 advocates also gathered, said McNary, all there to attest to eteplirsen's effect.
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Clearly, coffee has a lot going for it, and as these new studies attest, it might confer some tremendous health benefits in certain individuals.
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"We're really private so we kept it kind of private, as Kutch can attest, because no one really knew about it," Prepon told Ripa.
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However, this reporter can attest that it is real, and you can win not that I myself have won, despite entering every. single. day.
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And as anyone who has used Uber—myself included—can attest, a lot of shit can go wrong after you hit the request button.
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The Bank of Japan and the European Central Bank can attest to the diminishing returns monetary activism appears to be having on final demand.
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As the legions of lifelong Boy Meets World fans can attest, there's no character we stan quite as strongly as beloved educator Mr. Feeny.
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"As many members of the LGBT community can attest for, suppression is something that we get used to on a daily basis," she said.
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The line of flavors is called Cereal Splashback, and we can attest that with each bite, you'll be transported back to childhood Saturday mornings.
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Requiring a gluten-free meal in war-torn spots like Afghanistan is no joke, as Captain B. Donald Andrasik, a national guardsman, can attest.
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Anyone who's ever looked at themselves post-coitus can attest that their strands never look as artfully rumpled as they do in the movies.
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As any Sims player who locked their avatar in a box with no bathroom can attest, human beings can be awful to virtual ones.
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Haxby can attest to this now; he never envisioned that his method of visualizing the brain might be used for unconscious treatment of phobias.
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As the CEO of the nation's leading breast cancer organization, I can attest to the fact that breast cancer is not a partisan issue.
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Of course, it's hard to stay disciplined all the time — I have several receipts for impulsively purchased chocolate bars that can attest to that.
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"Having spoken with our players, I can attest to the great respect they have for the national anthem and all it represents," Lurie wrote.
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Sawyer Premium Permethrin is the stuff the hunters I know swear by, and if anyone can attest to its efficacy, I'm sure it's them.
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I've seen both the Democrats and the Republicans run this state, and I can attest to the fact that the Kingfish had it right.
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Having been present at many of his performances, I can attest that you're often close to being overwhelmed by what you're hearing and seeing.
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As anyone who has watched their loved one go through cancer treatment can attest, it is a nuclear explosion that devastates an entire family.
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Bassmaster lauded the Tranx for its casting (I can attest that it'll cast a country mile), and they loved it for throwing large lures.
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But as Kurtz can likely attest, the tricky part is when the big story is the dubious departure of the guy who hired you.
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We are in the mature phase of internet critique, to which the Herrman oeuvre and the solid new "Future" section of The Outline attest.
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But Frankfurt police were circumspect, adding that although the stripper was allowed to perform, they could not attest to the quality of his act.
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Highly sought after for morning consumption, medical and recreational users both attest to it's power to impart feelings of happiness, contentment, energy and creativity.
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That latter lean proved prescient, as anyone in the world who's heard 2017's ubiquitous "Despacito" with Luis Fonsi and Justin Bieber can attest.
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It's worth addressing here since it's generating so much conversation online, and climate scientists and journalists are being asked to attest to its veracity.
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"As anyone who has worked with Robert can attest, he is an extraordinary reporter and an even better broadcaster," NPR said in a statement.
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The Democratic platform offers millennials more of the same, but abortion has not served millennials or improved their lives, as countless personal stories attest.
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No one can attest to the severity of the situation better than those fighting the outbreak in the frontlines, like Dr. Lee Wang-jun.
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But as people living in poor neighborhoods or communities of color can attest, surveillance isn't just about one's digital self, it's about one's body.
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As anyone in a startup incubator or accelerator can attest, working in a community of the best and brightest improves outcomes for everyone involved.
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Yes, there are many medical professionals who would attest to the deleterious effect modern technology has on the brains and interpersonal skills of adults.
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"We can collectively attest that he has made no substantial effort to forge nurturing and meaningful bonds with the surrounding community," the email said.
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Fitness is a faddish industry, as anyone who owns a dusty set of Tae Bo tapes can attest, and indoor cycling is not immune.
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The beach towels, the umbrella drinks, and the brightly colored swimwear also have value, as those who profit from recreation and tourism will attest.
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As a Hispanic man, beans are a staple in my home, as I'm sure many of your Hispanic readers across the country can attest.
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Fines and a possible jail term would be the consequence of knowingly lying on the federal form needed to attest to the animal's training.
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The season of giving has begun — as a waitress in Texas can attest to, after two of her customers surprised her with a car.
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These occasionally strike a melancholy note, as we glimpse cheery faces and festive family photographs that attest to the lives so cruelly cut short.
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Editors' Choice Fall fiction is here and ready to entertain you, as new novels by Nicole Krauss, Salman Rushdie and Nathan Englander can attest.
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Fitness is a faddish industry, as anyone who owns a dusty set of Tae Bo tapes can attest, and indoor cycling is not immune.
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While Swetnick said she is aware of other witnesses who can attest to the truthfulness of her statements, she has not identified those witnesses.
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I know former President George W. Bush personally and can attest to his great health even now, having just ridden mountain bikes with him.
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Anyone who's currently in Apple's ecosystem, and those who have successfully broken free, can attest that it's actually kind of hard to leave it.
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Measures that help patients get back to their usual routines can help along the way, as Sommer Kleweno Walley, 43, of Seattle, can attest.
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Having served in the Iowa Senate with Mr. King, I can personally attest that his words are always deliberate and his ideology consistently hateful.
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But sometimes only the human touch will do, as Eve Campan, a human resources site manager for Porex, a large filtration company, can attest.
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The bank's "whistleblowers' champions", who come under the SMR, will also have to attest personally each year on the soundness of Barclays' whistleblowing systems.
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Despite his voluntary internment, Noguchi was a Japanese-American all the same, and documents here attest to the humiliating effort needed to free himself.
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As most educators will attest, the board, community, teachers and students need to be in alignment for a school system to achieve its goals.
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Her thick, boxy canvases were object-like and sculptural, and her technique relates to glazing ceramics, as three bowls by the artist attest here.
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Otherwise, empty is hardly a word to be applied to this interpretation, as I can attest from seeing it at the National last July.
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But while Tom is terrific and everything, Harrison is an absolute beast in the weight room—as his half-million Instagram followers can attest.
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Its 2015 works on canvas and paper also attest to the Modern's laserlike focus on accounting fully for the achievements of artists it deems great.
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Its 58 works on canvas and paper also attest to the Modern's laserlike focus on accounting fully for the achievements of artists it deems great.
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Its 21971 works on canvas and paper also attest to the Modern's laserlike focus on accounting fully for the achievements of artists it deems great.
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Locals and tourists alike can attest that few places are more iconic than the flag-adorned Rainbow Drive-In, which has been around since 1961.
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But those of us involved with Walmart's journey can attest that the business benefits of reducing emissions are just as evident as the societal ones.
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Ryggen's massive allegorical tapestries attest to the artist's strong condemnation of violence as the world burned through World War II, and later, the Vietnam War.
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I can't attest to the support or reliability of this machine yet but the company has produced a delta arm model before with positive results.
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But of course, Ree doesn't just buy her sandwiches from the freezer section (although those are quite delicious, as some of our editors can attest ).
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People were getting a kick out of it, as the constant yelps and screams that filled the space over the past two weeks would attest.
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As someone who's been carrying around an iPhone XS for some weeks, however, I can attest to the fact that you won't ultimately miss it.
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The message of I Feel Pretty is (I can personally attest) an important one: Absolutely nobody is thinking about you as much as you are.
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Kimberly Morris of Wake Forest, North Carolina, won the lottery twice in one day, and she can attest that there's nothing to victory but chance.
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As anyone who's tried (and failed) to communicate their burning desire in a single glance can attest, real-life seductions are more fraught with miscommunication.
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But as any news operation can attest, conflict and controversy are what really brings the eyeballs —nothing grabs headlines like Twitter beefs and collective outrage .
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I can also attest to the Stout being a better all-purpose commuter bike than the race-inspired Curt for bike-obsessed cities like Amsterdam.
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Even so, Matthew and Elliot's road to parenthood hasn't been without obstacles, as other LGBT parents around the country — and particularly in Nebraska — can attest.
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But the move is also proof that messaging is indeed the communication method of the future, as anyone with a smartphone can likely already attest.
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As the DHH fans who watch her will attest, simply knowing the proper signs in ASL is only one facet of effectively communicating with it.
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Well, after having the privilege of doing just that, we can attest that it includes all of the above (minus any Acapella riff-offs, unfortunately).
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The miners who once pried gold and silver from the heart of the Rocky Mountains would attest that living in paradise has never been easy.
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Tattoos can be addicting — as Brooklyn Beckham (who has 10), Sofia Richie (who has five), and Paris Jackson (who's rocking more than 50) can attest.
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And, as many people battered in Florida this week by Hurricane Michael will attest, it is changing faster than anyone foresaw even two decades ago.
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Celebrities and friends attest to his influence, while archival footage shows the evolution of his personal brand of manic comedy alongside his acclaimed dramatic performances.
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Yet that, in turn, risks triggering yet more of a backlash, as Facebook and Google, which have both got into political trouble recently, can attest.
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I can attest to experiencing huge spikes in blood pressure during particularly close matches of Super Smash Bros, but a heart monitor was noticeably absent.
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Its 2646 works on canvas and paper also attest to the Modern's laserlike focus on accounting fully for the achievements of artists it deems great.
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Its 22980 works on canvas and paper also attest to the Modern's laserlike focus on accounting fully for the achievements of artists it deems great.
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Its 2617 works on canvas and paper also attest to the Modern's laserlike focus on accounting fully for the achievements of artists it deems great.
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Its 24600 works on canvas and paper also attest to the Modern's laserlike focus on accounting fully for the achievements of artists it deems great.
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In rare cases it could be fatal, but the same could be said for Tasers, batons, or as Eric Garner's family can attest, bare hands.
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But she was social before then, and as the many documents on view attest, remained so in some critical ways after her so-called seclusion.
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PIRRO: Okay, and the testimonials, I mean, do they attest to things that&aposs happened to them or what they see as untruth or fake?
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Essentially Faraday Future is skipping the minimum viable product phase of startups, and as many founders can attest, that's the wrong way to do it.
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Instead of brushing the curls out, she let the hair loc together for realistic-looking dreads (I can attest to this — I've seen it myself!).
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Her enchanting Southern drawl and sweet disposition in the interviews also attest to her genuine enthusiasm for promoting avant-garde work to a wide audience.
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Any Chuck devotee can attest to their timeless appeal and ability to go with literally everything, but nobody's going to complain about some extra cushioning.
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When I personally endorse you that means I know your heart, I know your character and I can personally attest to that, and I cannot.
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The heavier use of synths and songs like the frenetic, punchy pop of "Someone Else Is Getting In" attest to the band's newly minted vision.
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In truth, almost every Muslim will attest to reading more Quran and praying more in that one month than they do throughout the entire year.
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The stellar playmaker isn't so spectacular when shooting the ball as his percentages of 36.8 from the field and 31.2 from 3-point range attest.
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Its 21212 works on canvas and paper also attest to the Modern's laserlike focus on accounting fully for the achievements of artists it deems great.
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The sources said Cohen does not have evidence, such as audio recordings, to corroborate his claim, but he is willing to attest to his account.
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South Carolinians can attest to the expensive damage to state coffers of cutting a deal with Amazon to allow the company to remain duty-free.
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Its 27710 works on canvas and paper also attest to the Modern's laserlike focus on accounting fully for the achievements of artists it deems great.
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Its 2123 works on canvas and paper also attest to the Modern's laserlike focus on accounting fully for the achievements of artists it deems great.
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Its 77913 works on canvas and paper also attest to the Modern's laserlike focus on accounting fully for the achievements of artists it deems great.
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Its 245003 works on canvas and paper also attest to the Modern's laserlike focus on accounting fully for the achievements of artists it deems great.
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A couple of our beauty team members have tested out the product as well and can attest to the easy, foolproof, and quite luxurious experience.
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But the game still exists on Apple's servers, as anyone who had downloaded the game and has since set up a new phone can attest.
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Like much of the art created in Theresienstadt, Serner's writings attest to a use of the German language and artistic endeavor that has now withered.
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I can attest to the fact that even light sleepers and occasional (non-heroic) snorers (like me) can have sleep apnea and not know it.
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ADD PLANTS "Anyone who spends a day hiking in the forest can attest that being in nature is good for the soul," Ms. Blakeney said.
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"So I can personally attest that Haiti is not prepared to take back nearly 60,000 TPS recipients under these difficult and harsh conditions," she said.
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We see that side of him in footage of his daily life while stars like Jay Leno and Whoopi Goldberg attest to his comic genius.
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Craig Shakespeare, who started the season as Leicester City manager but has now accepted a return to life as an assistant, can attest to that.
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As EU consumers can attest, once duties are imposed, they can embed themselves into market pricing in complex ways, effectively raising the price for everyone.
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But, as the sellers of paintings by Francis Bacon and Leonardo da Vinci can attest, it can still be difficult place to make easy money.
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During the next few days, Richardson called twenty-three witnesses to attest to the character of the victims and to the impact of their deaths.
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Its 212000 works on canvas and paper also attest to the Modern's laserlike focus on accounting fully for the achievements of artists it deems great.
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I've been teaching undergraduates for my entire career and I can attest that even 20-year-olds make short-term memory errors — loads of them.
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The new rules would have required legislators to attest to state budget officials that they had no financial stake in the projects they were financing.
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The Getaway Summer in Walt Disney World is not just for children, as scores of baby boomers roaming the parks in mouse ears can attest.
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As the international lineup of hungry customers on most days (Konnopke's is closed on Sunday) can attest, Ms. Ziervogel has not only survived but thrived.
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" McCormack said his remark was "misinterpreted," writing, "I absolutely do not support blacklists or discrimination of any kind, as anyone who knows me would attest.
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There are also not the barriers to entry into banking — as the so-called shadow banks can attest — that there are to these other professions.
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It's easy to fall down a hole with "The And" videos because, as anyone in the comments will attest to, you quickly develop your favorites.
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A moving Metro moment Listen, I grew up in Washington, D.C. and can attest to the fact the Metro system is stressful, even for adults.
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Attending that news conference and being a close follower of nuclear revelations by Iranian dissidents, I can attest the information presented appeared to be valid.
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Wall Street has a long history of assuming that the worst will never come to pass, as anyone who worked at Lehman Brothers can attest.
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Books have a long history as objects of critical study, to which Borsuk's 12-page bibliography and seven-page "Further Reading and Writing" section attest.
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Judging by our office, we can attest to the fact that otherwise mature adults, with or without kids, go nuts for a good toy gift guide.
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If you remember the heyday of America's Next Top Model, you will probably attest that best part of the entire season was the makeover episode. Why?
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But I think as many people can attest to, the path of dealing with depression isn't always a straight line, and sometimes you get off-course.
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Fans of CW dramas, YA novels, and Romeo & Juliet can all attest to the appeal of the star-crossed lovers aspect of Syed and Lee's relationship.
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The results attest to the importance of a solid mother-daughter relationship when it comes to preventing girls from becoming sexually active at a young age.
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While some of tech's newest issuers are flying high at the moment, things can change quickly for a stock, as any public market investor can attest.
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I can attest to its appeal, as I was the strategist for Hastert's opponent in the race, which took place in the exurbs west of Chicago.
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And his opposition to National Security Agency data gathering, the use of torture and ethanol subsidies all attest to his willingness to take on big government.
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Sometimes, though, you have to spend money to make money — and as several letters here from the emperor attest, armor had profounder uses than mere protection.
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And after listening to the song several times, I can firmly attest that the track will indeed put an extra spring in your own step, too.
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With its octagonal bezel, exposed mounting screws and razor-sharp lines, the Royal Oak, as many of its devotees will attest, can be an acquired taste.
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It's a seriously upsetting move from a retailer that, to its credit, allows access to on-trend styles on a budget (as our closets can attest).
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When I personally endorse you that means I know your heart, I know your character and I can personally attest to that and I can not.
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Anyone who's spent 10 minutes searching on their hands and knees can attest that it's rarely worth trying to find them once they're off your lobes.
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Anyone who watched the second episode of American Horror Story: Apocalypse can attest to the fact the show's most gruesome scenes are often its most thrilling.
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My longtime loathing of any form of violence and abuse has been woven into all of my personal interactions, as most who know me will attest.
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Anyone who is glued to a laptop day in and day out can attest to the fact that these mini computers can sometimes cause extreme discomfort.
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Anybody who has gotten cum in their eyes can attest that it burns like hell, and results in anxiety-producing redness in the eyes for hours.
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Anyone old enough to remember the video of former Lincoln Savings and Loan chief Charles Keating being led away in convict's attire can attest to that.
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Kelly Ayotte can attest, a stumble during a debate can haunt a GOP candidate for days or weeks, providing an easy soundbite for Democratic attack ads.
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And as fans of hot people, hotter sun, and water misters will attest, the DoLab is an easy place to let hours evaporate all Coachella weekend.
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As anyone who's spent time the dating world over the past few years can attest, very rarely will you find yourself in for a smooth ride.
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The government's complaint and stipulation of settlement, both filed on July 5, attest that the artifacts originated in Iraq and had been smuggled into the country.
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As anyone who has experienced the pain of forgetting their headphones for a gym session will attest, music helps you get into all kinds of zones.
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With their thick, curvilinear brushwork and looping, gestural, interlacing patterns, these works attest to Krasner's belief in the organic life pulsating through apparently inanimate abstract forms.
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But also, as the two parallel versions of The Office, Shameless and Skins will attest, there are loads of subtle but basic differences between our cultures.
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That said, not all PR flaps are created equal — something to which United Airlines and Pepsi can surely attest after a rough week in the news.
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But gridlock does not, as Californians will attest, stop people from going places; it changes how they end up getting there, and makes the experience miserable.
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We often turn away from images of the starving and hungry, from the skeletal profiles and hollowed-out eyes that attest to the misery and suffering.
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I can personally attest to the fact having American boots on the ground in Afghanistan does virtually nothing to prevent terrorist attacks in the United States.
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Having experienced that bipartisan approach first hand, I can attest to not only its effectiveness, but also the satisfaction both staffs derived from finding common ground.
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But as banks which seek to overhaul antiquated systems can attest, such overhauls are expensive: Centrica expects to spend 1.3 billion pounds between 2019 and 2022.
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Caregiving for those at the end of life, as those who live it will attest, is equally arduous yet is barely recognized at a similar scale.
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Kavanaugh seeks to rebut this motive to fabricate with the prior statements in his calendar, which, he asserts, attest that he was not at the party.
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The 6900 election for president is in full swing as I can attest to personally from my vantage point here in scenic (if chilly) New Hampshire.
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The suit will also attest that Republicans incorrectly designed one of Atlanta's legislative districts that could have elected an African-American candidate, according to the report.
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Of course, by any reasonable measure, the U.S. community of Italian origin has done very well, as my own story, as well as Scaramucci's, can attest.
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But unfortunately, as any person of color will attest, the American history taught in US schools is, in many ways, incomplete, downplayed, and intentionally kept hidden.
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Similarly, if you've ever done the "breath of fire" in a yoga class, you can attest to the instant energetic lift one feels after a round.
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Nor is it to say that the heat always dropped off, as the tremendous pop Dolph Ziggler received after beating him at Payback 2013 can attest.
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A cursory glance over the comments on the new IT trailer attest to this: You're not afraid of clowns, you're just afraid of being by yourself.
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Inside they found glassware, rubber tubing, and some freaky chemicals, which—as anyone who's seen Breaking Bad can attest—is basically the meth-cooking starter pack.
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It may seem out of place or appropriative, but Horowitz has long been drawing business lessons from hip-hop, as years of personal blog posts attest.
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This magazine has located five individuals who attest that Barr, who has come under fire for his SparkNotes summary of the Mueller report, plays the bagpipes.
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But positing that transit is a way for city dwellers to live better, more pleasant lives is a winning platform, as politicians across Europe can attest.
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Now we're talking about what it means for younger people, specifically teens who are obsessed with their smartphones, as I can attest since I have them.
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Over the centuries, the oldest university in the English-speaking world has had quite an influence on its namesake city, as even visitors here can attest.
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Being good at one does not mean the same in the other, as Lindsey Vonn, the three-time Olympic medalist in Alpine skiing, can readily attest.
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But this is no guarantee of legislative success, even when one party controls every branch of government — as the current speaker, Paul Ryan, can glumly attest.
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As Hope Miller Goodell, a regular user of the station, can attest, even seasoned commuters find the partitioned building and its jumble of inconsistent signs frustrating.
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No, not even Chuck and Wendy Rhoades, who can at least attest to the veracity of Cotton's claim about pleasure and pain as a sexual matter.
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For instance, they could have strengthened the part of the rule that requires C.E.O.s to attest that their banks are in compliance with the Volcker rule.
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For example, the intake form came from a thumb drive found by Kurdish forces in the war zone, so no witness can attest to its authenticity.
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He said he had hit four kangaroos in his 30-year career, but added that other truckers attest to colliding with two or three a year.
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The costs of action are dwarfed by the costs of inaction, as those companies whose failure to manage the risks they were facing will surely attest.
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They are financial "tithing" arrangements within religious organizations where monthly "sharing payments" are collected from members who attend church and attest to abide by Christian principles.
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Having battled on the front lines in the same-sex marriage litigation, I can attest to the passionate disagreement and often contentious nature of the issue.
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As an alum of the Southern District of New York, I can attest that the office's reputation is well-earned: It is uniquely tenacious and apolitical.
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