It could "corroborate accounts that are often difficult to corroborate in terms of Moroccan abuses as well as what goes on inside the (Polisario-run) refugee camps," Mundy said.
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She has provided hardly any evidence to corroborate that claim.
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Taylor also named other individuals who could corroborate his account.
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The leaked images corroborate an earlier instructional video that leaked.
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Do any of the 85033 she placed there corroborate her?
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However, the committee has yet to corroborate any of them.
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And then corroborate or refute based on how things go.
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Lyle and Erik's cousins testify, and they corroborate the molestation.
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Pictures of gold bricks since posted to Twitter corroborate this.
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They also claim to possess audio tapes that corroborate their allegations.
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Reuters was not able to independently corroborate details of his story.
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Other reputable polls such as Quinnipiac and Monmouth corroborate Gallup's findings.
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There was nothing in my notes to corroborate this false memory.
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Doe said she brought friends in to corroborate her harassment reports.
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Jones and her lawyers offered two witnesses to corroborate the events.
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In the video, people like actor Cheyenne Jackson corroborate Yarbrough's sentiment.
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The Russians have not offered any evidence to corroborate this claim.
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Reuters was not able to corroborate the authenticity of the transcript.
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Plus, there's not even one witness that can corroborate this story.
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We have many sources of eyewitness testimonies that corroborate these stories.
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Subtle clues from elsewhere started to corroborate what he was seeing.
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Some will be provable and some will be impossible to corroborate.
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Interviews with residents of the area appeared to corroborate these reports.
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Approximately 2202 witnesses, 2628 FBI agents and 28500 lawyers corroborate it.
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The article quickly became controversial as nobody could corroborate the story.
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Arabic court documents reviewed by Insider corroborate parts of Malof's story.
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The Americans released video clips to corroborate their version of events.
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The girl, 17, showed the police photos to corroborate her story.
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She says school officials, teachers and doctors will corroborate her claims.
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CNN has not been able to corroborate any of these reports.
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" We could say: "Well, at The Times, we corroborate these stories.
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Others said they weren't aware of anything to corroborate these claims.
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Buzzfeed reported that it was not able to corroborate the allegations.
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Others said they weren't aware of anything to corroborate these claims.
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That investigation, the company later said, did not corroborate the allegations.
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The New York Times could not independently corroborate the sisters' story.
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Witnesses and medical organizations in Khartoum could not corroborate those assertions.
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If one observatory detected anything, the other had to corroborate the anomaly.
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Nor was there any way for Kennedy to corroborate his language trials.
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The claims corroborate allegations made by Democrats in impeachment charges against Trump.
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Reuters was not able to corroborate the events described in the video.
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It took several days to corroborate the tip, Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said.
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She has provided screenshots that appear to corroborate this in her email.
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That said, we cannot corroborate or confirm many of the situations described.
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Not so fast: Raval argues that the data don't corroborate Piketty's thesis.
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You can then corroborate or debunk as you go, statement by statement.
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Brush up on book on Wikipedia to corroborate thin claim of readership.
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The special counsel wanted to try to corroborate McGahn's version of events.
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He was smeared by last minute allegations that no one could corroborate.
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The revelation could mean McCabe can corroborate Comey's account of the conversation.
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Either way, the leaked photo seems to corroborate other leaks and rumors.
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For her customers, it's an emotional journey — something I can absolutely corroborate.
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Estimates range from 12,000 to 15,503, but that is hard to corroborate.
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Agents could also investigate several details that could corroborate Dr. Blasey's story.
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To corroborate the specific time of day, we can conduct shadow analysis.
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No records could be found to corroborate the existence of either business.
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Especially when the Senate's Republican leadership is so happy to corroborate them.
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The Washington Post could not find anyone who could corroborate either version.
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Those records would corroborate the Richard Guess signature found in the cave.
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Chicago police began investigating the case but could not corroborate his claims.
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Before the board acted, Ms. Kestenbaum tried to corroborate Mr. Moonves's account.
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But the State Department did not corroborate the Venezuelan government's account, AP notes.
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But then Mariana comes forward to corroborate her story — and tell her own.
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Emails obtained by BuzzFeed News further corroborate the pitch to the Trump campaign.
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But data from a separate source corroborate the notion that something is afoot.
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There is no social media evidence to corroborate whether he made that trip.
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Meanwhile, Democrats said Reeker's testimony helped corroborate what other witnesses have said. Rep.
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We were unable to corroborate her descriptions of what happened behind the scenes.
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Trump has vehemently denied the claims, which CNN has been unable to corroborate.
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That means that there's no way to corroborate the scientists' conclusions, Wilkie says.
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Even further, he insists she has no one to corroborate that bombshell allegation.
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In a recent interview with Refinery29, Jojo Fletcher seemed to corroborate this claim.
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VICE reviewed screenshots and emails to corroborate the claims made in this story.
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Six people have come forward on the record to publicly corroborate her allegations.
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Yet security-camera footage, released by the police, appeared to corroborate her claims.
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Details about the happenings at Punggye-ri are nearly possible to corroborate independently.
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Russia said it could not "corroborate accusations leveled" against Russian forces in Syria.
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No public evidence has emerged to corroborate this specific claim in the dossier.
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Now, Swift's team has released an email that appears to corroborate her story.
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He again said—somewhat touchingly—that Lucey would corroborate his version of events.
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Western news organizations have struggled to find evidence that would corroborate Guo's claims.
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We couldn't think in the immediate moment about a way to corroborate it.
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But multiple women should not be necessary to corroborate a sole woman's account.
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They are seen as a way to corroborate Comey's account in Mueller's probe.
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Mr. Roberts's email to Mr. McDonald was used to corroborate Mr. Breslin's death.
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Is there any real way to corroborate this horrendous story of misspent youth?
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To corroborate her version of events, Syed may take the stand as well.
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They might not report if they don't feel like they could corroborate a lot.
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In the next 24 hours, BuzzFeed's sources could retract their claims or corroborate them.
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That will corroborate and confirm this was rigged this investigation into Hillary Clinton -- Sara.
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Reuters did not see the documents and was unable independently to corroborate NBC's findings.
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They may also decide to interview Ava's family and friends to corroborate her story.
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Remee provided photos and videos of herself at the event to corroborate her attendance.
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Official assertions of the scale of ISIS recruitment of Uyghurs are difficult to corroborate.
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But the group eventually decided that there was no way to corroborate Comey's account.
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PEOPLE was unable to independently corroborate any of the reports with prosecutors or police.
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And then we had to go and find evidence to corroborate all of that.
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Police in the United Kingdom don't disclose arrest reports, so it's impossible to corroborate.
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The EU ambassador will likely corroborate Holmes' statements in his public testimony on Wednesday.
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It will also corroborate certain news against various sources to help validate any information.
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Only after Muslet was placed in jail did Castaldo attempt to corroborate the crime.
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So we might do a rape kit or speak to witnesses and corroborate stories.
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"There can hardly be anyone alive to corroborate some of the claims," he said.
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Reed's lawyers say other recent affidavits also corroborate the relationship between Stites and Reed.
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"The evidence was able to corroborate almost all of her admissions," Mr. Mandolfo said.
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Davenport said the most reliable reports involve multiple witnesses who corroborate each other's sightings.
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We looked at many different things to try to corroborate that cases are dropping.
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The police later obtained a surveillance video that appeared to corroborate the boy's account.
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And that effort has included forwarding documents to Congress that corroborate his potential testimony.
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Therefore, Steele was used to corroborate Steele on allegations that were later deemed unfounded.
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I looked for witnesses as I walked, but not to corroborate a police report.
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At the time, the archdiocese said it could not corroborate the two women's claims.
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Trump transition team emails leaked to the New York Times this weekend corroborate this.
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While trying to corroborate certain claims, I noticed that it also contained...plagiarized passages.
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But no other witnesses could corroborate seeing Smith and her son together at the park.
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Additionally, the quarterly reports from the aforementioned banks corroborate other glowing news on the economy.
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Reuters was unable to corroborate that allegation with other sources, or with ship-tracking data.
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Boback commanded him, again, to lie in order to corroborate the company's version of events.
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First, investigators could find something — anything — to corroborate the allegations brought by Ford or Ramirez.
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Motherboard was unable to corroborate said rumors and has no reason to believe they're true.
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A quick glance at self-reported happiness across the world appears to corroborate this view.
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Kavanaugh has denied the allegations, and an FBI investigation failed to corroborate his accusers' accounts.
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Cohen is providing Congress with multiple pieces of evidence to corroborate several of his claims.
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HANNITY: There were 30 FBI agents dying to be subpoenaed to corroborate all the wrongdoing.
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Senator Costa in a statement said he was confident the raids would corroborate his defense.
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Often the things you say corroborate my deepest instincts about what prison must be like.
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VICE News has been unable to corroborate whether detainees had been moved to other sites.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that it could find no one to corroborate Swetnick's story.
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And when I tried to corroborate their accounts, almost nothing they said could be verified.
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Wempner was able to corroborate that finding by examining aggregates under a scanning electron microscope.
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So far, no other news outlet, including CNN, has been able to corroborate BuzzFeed's report.
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Mr. Miller said investigators had also canvassed for video to try to corroborate those accounts.
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When I reported him, with witnesses to corroborate my story, nothing happened to him. Nothing.
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He often notes that the events take place "backstage" making them more difficult to corroborate.
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Gopnik thinks that attempts to corroborate Buddhist ideas with modern science run into a contradiction.
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He also said that the intelligence community "couldn't corroborate the sourcing" of Mr. Steele's dossier.
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So the question of whether he can corroborate his claims about Trump will be critical.
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Of course, there would also not be any physical evidence available to corroborate this allegation.
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But if I can say something that helps corroborate somebody else's story, then that's valuable.
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A two-month investigation, commissioned by the board, found insufficient evidence to corroborate these charges.
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A Facebook account for an Omar Madani in Austin, Texas seems to corroborate the brand's story.
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And on Wednesday morning, the president helped corroborate those reports in public — with his Twitter account.
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Her lawyers said she provided a list of more than 20 people to corroborate her story.
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According to Damon — and profiles of Damon over the years essentially corroborate this — he is boring.
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But prosecutors have said in court filings that no documentation exists to corroborate any such agreement.
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They argue that their testimony will help corroborate things previously questioned when Constand took the stand.
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It is the first large-scale effort by medical experts to corroborate the accounts of refugees.
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But Deborah was different: No independent witnesses could corroborate her timeline of that night, Short says.
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Note: Duke would not respond to requests to corroborate or deny the account of his campaign.
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Nobody, she said, could corroborate his story of a sexual assault, including the autistic man himself.
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We would love to visit Japan as we feel its aesthetic would corroborate amazingly with ours.
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The findings corroborate a similar study by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released last year.
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Snowden's leaked documents to corroborate the accusations and what has always enhanced freedom globally, public debate.
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According to CNN, Ramirez gave the FBI the names of witnesses that could corroborate her story.
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For parents, this will be harder to do without other family members to corroborate their stories.
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Nothing has come to light to corroborate that allegation, and Trump has denied that it happened.
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The Marines declined to comment on Mr. Weaver's accusations, and certain aspects were impossible to corroborate.
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The video evidence that has been widely played, however, does not appear to corroborate these allegations.
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And though intelligence officials have yet to corroborate ISIS's claims, the group's involvement appears increasingly likely.
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Yet "recent data corroborate the view that these effects should be temporary," the bank's statement said.
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But BPD made "little, if any effort" to corroborate victims' accounts with this kind of evidence.
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The EU ambassador is widely expected to corroborate Holmes' statements in his public testimony on Wednesday.
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He said the police interviewed about 200 people and found no evidence to corroborate her account.
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But human rights activists corroborate Mr. Pompeo's assertion that Mr. Larijani is complicit in rights violations.
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The source also said that the IAEA was trying to corroborate a possible past military project.
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"It will corroborate [Vindman's] testimony as well as Dr. Fiona Hill's testimony," lawyer Michael Volkov said.
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They enable members to collect and corroborate memories, and they are also a forum for critique.
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Reporters from The Times have not been able to corroborate the existence of such an order.
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Cops investigated the allegations and interviewed "numerous independent witnesses" -- but NOBODY could corroborate the woman's allegations.
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"While trying to corroborate certain claims, I noticed that it also contained...plagiarized passages," he tweeted.
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"To corroborate or dismiss a result, one has to go and do an experiment," Galon said.
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He said he believed many of them would or should be able to corroborate the incident.
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Vindman's testimony also appears to corroborate aspects of William Taylor's testimony before impeachment investigators last week.
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They enable members to collect and corroborate memories, and they are also a forum for critique.
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The Post said it was unable to corroborate her allegations, and Mr. Fairfax emphatically denied them.
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The New Yorker, however, couldn't corroborate the story with anyone Ramirez remembered to be at the party.
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But they indicated that he could help them fill in gaps and corroborate other testimony like Taylor's.
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Jackson also confirmed with the investigator that no witnesses have been found who corroborate the alleged groping.
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Meanwhile, various case leaks out of China seem to corroborate aspects of the Galaxy S10's design.
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Police body cam footage released by the Texas Department of Public Safety did not corroborate her story.
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The interview is "the only available information tending to corroborate Kubsch's claim of innocence," court documents said.
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Allred told reporters that White would "identify certain parts of Mr. Cain's body" to corroborate her account.
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To corroborate these observations, the researchers analyzed the stomach contents of five specimens caught in trawling nets.
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Do the camera's coordinates, time zone, and altitude and nearby Wi-Fi networks all corroborate each other?
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U.S. ambassador to Ukraine Geoffrey Pyatt said Washington had so far seen nothing to corroborate Russia's version.
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The Post ultimately decided not to run with it because it was unable to corroborate her account.
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Other documents in the case against Trump, reviewed by the Post last year, corroborate the employee's account.
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Kornreich spoke of the lack of medical evidence such as hospital records to corroborate the assault allegations.
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Reports have circulated that he is dead but Iraqi and Western officials say they cannot corroborate this.
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Try to corroborate the information by seeing whether the news is being reported by known, legitimate outlets.
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"Assuming the evidence would corroborate it, the president has direct liability and co-conspirator liability," Litman said.
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Some Freedom House residents are plotting how to collect evidence to corroborate their applications for refugee status.
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And I'm grateful to fellow reporters who have, without fail, stepped in to independently corroborate the facts.
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Physicians, as nonpartisan witnesses and unaligned third parties, are necessary to corroborate the claims of hopeful postulants.
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Big Machine Records denied the claims, but an email to Insider appears to corroborate Swift&aposs story.
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Blanco also hopes Delta's cabin crew will come forward to corroborate Blanco's claim that they were asleep.
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But Washington says it has no information to corroborate such reports and Iraqi officials are also skeptical.
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BPD supervisors repeatedly fail to seek evidence that could corroborate bias allegations and result in officer discipline.
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To prepare for the case, Johnston reached out to people who she hoped would corroborate that story.
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The findings released on Thursday corroborate an observation made a day earlier by the bank's biggest shareholder.
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Prosecutors also asked the jury to look at nude photos of Weinstein to help corroborate her account.
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Intelligence Community Inspector General Michael Atkinson has reportedly interviewed the person to corroborate the original whistleblower's claims.
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CNN so far has not spoken to anyone who is willing to corroborate the New Yorker's story.
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But Schumer allies said they could corroborate the lack of dissent among Democrats and his light touch.
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" Reuters could not corroborate that Representative Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez ever said, "Owning guns is not a right.
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The Post was unable to corroborate her allegations, which Mr. Fairfax had denied, according to Monday's story.
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Reuters was able to corroborate many but not all details of the personal accounts in this story.
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Miwa doesn't recall a caseworker ever visiting her when she was little - a fact the records corroborate.
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I was writing the story, and these two men got together to corroborate and talk about me.
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It also bears out that the Michael Isikoff Yahoo News article was used to corroborate the Steele dossier.
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His recommendation to the researchers is that they analyze the anatomy of fossils to further corroborate their claims.
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In this case, a Washington Post reporter witnessed the encounter, and still images appear to corroborate Fields's claim.
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This" — talking to a reporter to corroborate the women's stories — "is the only thing I can do now.
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Morrison was mentioned during diplomat William Taylor's testimony as someone who may be able to corroborate his assertions.
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I spoke to several people who assured me that it exists, but I could not corroborate those accounts.
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The FBI said in June it is hoping other witnesses come forward to corroborate information about Drexel's disappearance.
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Because claims about individual cells remain so difficult to corroborate empirically, most investigators today choose their words carefully.
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If true, then I would think Trump would want to have Comey corroborate that in a public hearing.
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Of course, the result is a set of similar stories that tend to confirm and corroborate each other.
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Because their identities remain secret, VICE News was unable to contact other jurors to corroborate the misconduct claims.
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A weeklong FBI investigation ensued, and Republicans on the committee said the investigation did not corroborate Ford's claims.
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Kavanaugh was narrowly confirmed after an FBI report failed to corroborate the allegations of sexual misconduct against him.
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In reality, "reproducibility" does not mean staging a second oil spill to corroborate the impact of Deepwater Horizon.
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Swift's team provided Insider with an email, apparently from Big Machine Records, that appears to corroborate these allegations.
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The caller had seen the dashcam video and insisted that it didn't corroborate the police narrative at all.
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"I want to corroborate the story of Chandler Fowles," wrote one woman, who asked not to be identified.
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Mr. McCabe kept memos on his conversations with Mr. Comey, which could help investigators corroborate Mr. Comey's account.
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In the days that followed, others, including people who worked with him, came forward to corroborate Quinn's claims.
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A few biographical notes in the press release corroborate Kaltenbach's choice to nurture an outsider persona early on.
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"We commenced an investigation to get data to corroborate the specific dates," Mr. Filler said in an interview.
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The F.B.I.'s goal would be to corroborate what can be corroborated and refute what can be refuted.
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His dismissal even seems to corroborate the intolerance for difference of ideological opinions that exists at the company.
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But Washington says it has no information to corroborate such reports and Iraqi officials have also been skeptical.
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Schiff, however, said that the Yahoo News article was not referenced in the FISA application to corroborate Steele.
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So as agents tried to corroborate Mr. Steele's information, reporters began calling the bureau, asking about his findings.
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The model Kara Young and Perez herself appeared in court to corroborate their friend Sciorra's version of events.
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Police said they were able to corroborate a witness' account thanks to footage captured by a doorbell camera.
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Older allegations like the one that bears on Kavanaugh's nomination are of course far more difficult to corroborate.
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The court rejected the documents which were furnished to corroborate the claim -- ruling that they had been falsified.
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Etan's remains were never found, and prosecutors had no scientific evidence from crime scenes to corroborate their arguments.
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Gerasimov's own admission should corroborate the evidence hitherto presented by the U.S. and confirm that it is credible.
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He also claimed to know the rough prices of various fixes on the menu, which I couldn't independently corroborate.
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Future observations of social tool use in other apes in different contexts would be good to corroborate these findings.
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Let us present 10 pieces of scientific proof that corroborate our thesis: Gina Rodriguez is unequivocally the best. 1.
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A quick online search for videos that immortalized these protests can easily corroborate the blatant inaccuracies of that scenario.
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At the time, Trump was perpetuating the conspiracy theory, which there has never been any evidence for to corroborate.
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The notes from your therapy sessions were created long before this nomination and corroborate what you have said today.
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Soon after, it was realized that the medical science relied upon to corroborate the young girls testimony was wrong.
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These findings corroborate a 463 study that had examined the pollen content in Otzi's gut to reconstruct his route.
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Numbers from New York's public schools corroborate this: 80,000 children educated by the city report having no fixed abode.
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Body camera footage released Wednesday did not appear to corroborate her claims, and lawyer Merritt apologized to the trooper.
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Law enforcement officials were unable to corroborate whether the suspect is the same person who wrote for The Intercept.
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But now there are three separate FBI officials who could be asked to corroborate the contents of the memo.
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But it did not find evidence to corroborate allegations that race and gender played a role in their departures.
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Anderson disputed the allegation and subpoenaed several officers involved in the incident -- and none of them could corroborate Capt.
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The number of Indian housemaids in the Gulf is estimated at 500,000, which officials said is difficult to corroborate.
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CNN was much more restrained, stating that it would not publish the allegations because it could not corroborate them.
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Some were keen to corroborate a Native American component; some coveted Jewish or Muslim connections, while others repudiated them.
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HR could not corroborate the account because only one of Freeman's remarks was on video and the Warner Bros.
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Kenneth Dahl said he did not find any evidence to corroborate reporting that Bergdahl was sympathetic to the Taliban.
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The Trump administration says it is still trying to corroborate available evidence about Khashoggi's fate obtained from intelligence sources.
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"All reporting goes through a legal and standards process, but we couldn't corroborate key details," the source tells PEOPLE.
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According to the memo, the article doesn't corroborate the dossier because Steele was a source for both of them.
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Unfortunately, the United Kingdom's Metropolitan Police don't release arrest reports, so Business Insider is unable to corroborate Delphine's story.
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CNN reports that McCabe's memos have also been obtained by Mueller and allegedly corroborate Comey's testimony to the investigation.
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The Washington Post, which investigated the claims last year, said its reporters were not able to corroborate either account.
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Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) claimed to have Wednesday — and could not corroborate the claims he made regarding its implications.
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GOP senators who viewed the FBI report said there was no new information to corroborate the allegations against Kavanaugh.
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A series of tweets, screengrabbed by the Eagle, from a now-suspended Twitter account seem to corroborate that account.
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"We were trying to corroborate what they were telling us, obviously, through that process," a senior D.E.A. official said.
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It's important to pay attention to the audio as well, as local dialects might help corroborate the general location.
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Chief Aubry said the police had collected video evidence that seemed to corroborate Mr. Jackson's account of the evening.
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If you find a piece of information, you try to see if you can corroborate it with another source.
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Individual witnesses got plenty of attention to be heard, and witnesses could corroborate each others' stories in real time.
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The FBI's investigation also failed to corroborate claims in the Steele dossier that were used in the FISA warrant.
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A more thorough FBI investigation could have turned up more witnesses to corroborate the accounts of Ford and Ramirez.
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A ribbon of trees, which stood out cloudy green against the fractal red desert, seemed to corroborate its story.
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Charlottesville police last year said an investigation was unable to corroborate the magazine's story of the assault on Jackie.
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A quick summary of actual or foreseeable results, according to polls in each country, seems to corroborate this thread.
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Police scoured the area, recovering some videotape from neighboring stores in an apparent effort to corroborate the brothers' account.
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Ford identified other witnesses to the event, and those witnesses either refuted her allegations or failed to corroborate them.
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The investigators "have yet to produce one single piece of credible evidence that would corroborate the Russia narrative," he claimed.
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But U.S. officials said they could not corroborate the death and other Western as well as Iraqi officials were skeptical.
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Prosecutors couldn't corroborate Wilson's claim that Brown reached for his gun but couldn't find any evidence to disprove Wilson's account.
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It's actually extremely painful and often doesn't even lead to justice, even in high-profile cases where women corroborate information.
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The FBI has positively linked him to 34 murders and are actively trying to corroborate the rest of his confessions.
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He later said that Trump has "consistently denied these allegations" and that "there's nothing to corroborate" any of Daniels' claims.
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" A source seemed to corroborate this version of events with ET Online, telling the outlet, "DeMario was in the pool.
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The Washington Post reported that impeachment investigators are looking to interview new witnesses who can corroborate details from other depositions.
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The release states medical personnel who examined the teen were not able to corroborate that she had been sexually assaulted.
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A range of possible explanations for the disparity has been suggested, and the students seemed to corroborate several of them.
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North Korea attributed Warmbier's poor health and subsequent death to botulism, but doctors found no evidence to corroborate those claims.
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A recently deleted job ad for an ITT "admissions representative" appears to corroborate the faculty member's description of the job.
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These observations corroborate climate models, which predict that a belt of higher average pressure near the equator will migrate north.
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But more important, after Donald Trump is elected, Deripaska is asked by the FBI to help corroborate the Steele dossier?
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According to Melas, the company "could not corroborate the account because only one of Freeman's remarks was on the video."
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They've also been unable to track down the taxi driver involved or find further evidence to corroborate the swimmers' accounts.
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CNN did not state what was included in the memos, as it reported it was unable to corroborate their claims.
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At 542,752 tons these are at record highs, seeming to corroborate anecdotal reports that off-exchange stocks are also high.
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Cohen named Weisselberg, among other Trump Organization executives, as being able to corroborate his allegations about the president's private business.
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Michael Cohen repeatedly pointed to her as being able to corroborate his testimony during his public hearing last week. 54.
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A conciliatory statement from the USOC obtained by PEOPLE on Thursday and CCTV footage seemed to corroborate the Brazilian investigation.
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For the next few years, they continued to scan the region and corroborate their findings with on-the-ground excavations.
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"Detectives may be following up with the victim to request additional data to corroborate the investigative timeline," Guglielmi said Tuesday.
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McCabe is seen as a key witness who can offer insight into Comey's interactions with Trump and potentially corroborate them.
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The recognition of racially hostile behavior without direct resistance is to corroborate in the propagation of the inexcusable racist attitudes.
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The report said that Wang holds dual American and Chinese citizenship, but the Post was unable to corroborate that claim.
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Quote, to be clear, these sources said Cohen does not have evidence such as audio recordings to corroborate his claims.
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I submitted a FOIA request to the National Park Service for that list, hoping to corroborate Paulides' exchange with Salazar.
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Reuters was unable to reach the Islamic State fighters in Libya or independently corroborate certain aspects of the women's accounts.
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But he declined to answer whether the company would obtain samples of data from hackers in order to corroborate it.
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The rapper has teased a September release date for "Yandhi," something that Kardashian seemed to corroborate in a recent tweet.
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"The nature of Confide necessarily means that no documentary evidence exists to corroborate (or contradict) this testimony," the report said.
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Now for the first time, those two friends — Lisa Birnbach and Carol Martin — have spoken publicly to corroborate Carroll's story.
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Plus, no other witnesses came forward to corroborate the woman's story, and there was never a smoking gun ... or knife.
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It might be because he's not great at describing his own White Walker experiences or using other witnesses to corroborate.
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If found, it would corroborate the idea that buyers' brokers invariably steer buyers to homes that offer the juiciest commission.
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A former Odebrecht executive has said Toledo asked for a bribe and has been providing evidence to corroborate the claim.
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But he did not corroborate her account of an assault by Judge Kavanaugh and challenged other elements of her testimony.
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Mr. Anaya's enemies have circulated videos that purport to corroborate some of the allegations, which the candidate has emphatically denied.
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While the committee is looking into the claims, it has not substantiated them, with little documentation available to corroborate them.
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"As with any investigation, when you get information from somebody you've got to go through and corroborate it," he said.
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They claimed prosecutors withheld the existence of witnesses who could corroborate testimony from model Tarale Wulff, another of Weinstein's accusers.
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Was Jones tested for the same substances to corroborate her as a source of the drugs in R.J.'s blood?
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Van Gelder declined to comment on a CNN report that indicated Morrison would corroborate the key details of Taylor's testimony.
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Dr. Ford identified other witnesses to the event, and those witnesses either refuted her allegations or failed to corroborate them.
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But of course, he's already admitted lying to Congress in the past, so he'll be challenged to corroborate his statements.
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Some prevailing beliefs about the advance of Van Gogh's style corroborate the notion that "Tree Roots" is the final painting.
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Claims about the existence of audio recordings that corroborate Turkey's allegations have been a fixture of news reports about Khashoggi's death.
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Mueller, in his final report on his investigation, wrote that he had "substantial evidence" to corroborate Comey's version of what happened.
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He's also been criticized for not calling on more witnesses to corroborate Hill's account, although he has said several witnesses declined.
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A CNN KFile review of available information about the terror threat along the US-Mexico border could not corroborate Flynn's claim.
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Along with the price, Lee also shared a number of other details about the upcoming handsets which corroborate previously leaked details.
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Plus, you might even be helping to corroborate a pattern of bad behavior with HR that needs to finally be addressed.
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Welch cited questions about cell tower evidence prosecutors used to corroborate Wilds' testimony that Syed buried Lee at a Baltimore park.
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It then includes details about the encryption system that makes this possible, plus statements from cybersecurity consultants who corroborate the claims.
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North Korea has a history of making unfounded and irrational claims, and CNN was not able to independently corroborate the report.
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The luminescence method is well established, but it would be good to see other dating techniques used to corroborate these findings.
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There was no video evidence to corroborate any of the police reports in these incidents, and there were no other witnesses.
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On Wednesday, Trump complained that Sessions wouldn't corroborate a conspiracy theory of a widespread conspiracy in federal law enforcement against Trump.
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"And I think it'll be very clear here in a few minutes that the people named don't corroborate it," he added.
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There has been nothing to corroborate the charge that Google is putting its thumb on the scales on the liberal side.
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Numerous eyewitnesses corroborate that barrel bombs were dropped from these helicopters, a tactic used to target civilians indiscriminately throughout the war.
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The complaint was declassified last month, and the White House released a memo summarizing the call that appeared to corroborate it.
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If they can corroborate mounting evidence of irregularities, it is expected they will call for a new vote early next year.
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The recent flurry of in-depth Pixel 24 details from Vietnam aren't necessarily accurate, but they do corroborate with many rumors.
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Last week, the complaint was declassified, and the White House released a memo about the call that appeared to corroborate it.
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On Tuesday, his lawyers provided Judge Steven O'Neill with a report from ophthalmologist Dr. David G. Lotufo to corroborate their claims.
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Many cited a Times article that said The Times had conducted numerous interviews but was unable to corroborate Ms. Ramirez's story.
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According to one law enforcement official, detectives were able to corroborate the woman's account using security camera footage from the bar.
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Otherwise, the video and follow-up tweets corroborate much of what we learned last week when Evan Blass leaked their specs.
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But the official, echoing public statements from the Pentagon, said he could not corroborate Russian reports of Mr. Baghdadi's death. Col.
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The official, a member of the intelligence community, was interviewed by the inspector general to corroborate the original whistle-blower's account.
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The company replied that it had "investigated this complaint thoroughly" at the time and was "unable to corroborate the specific allegations."
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" Schiff also said the whistleblower's testimony would help identify "some of these other individuals that can corroborate these deeply troubling allegations.
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"Review of these materials is essential to the Committee's ability to corroborate the strength of Mr. Parnas's potential testimony," Bondy wrote.
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Ramirez's lawyers provided the FBI with the names of more than 20 individuals who they say can help corroborate Ramirez's story.
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And as the House Judiciary Committee begins its impeachment investigation, it is almost certain to corroborate the former special counsel's findings.
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The Post said it was unable to corroborate the woman's allegations when she presented them, and did not run a story.
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The Post had been unable to corroborate her allegations, which Mr. Fairfax had denied at the time, according to the story.
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Democrats have been careful to qualify that they will need additional testimony and evidence to corroborate some of Mr. Cohen's claims.
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This article does not corroborate the Steele dossier because it is derived from information leaked by Steele himself to Yahoo News.
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The Labor Department has provided reporters with statements from an FBI agent and career prosecutor at the time that corroborate this rationale.
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White, fearful of retribution from officers for failing to corroborate their story, reached out to a TV reporter to expose the officers.
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CNN has not been able to independently corroborate his claims that he is indeed the figure in the "Ang Totoong Narcolist" videos.
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Tyson told her story to the Washington Post in 2017, when Fairfax was running for office, but the Post couldn't corroborate it.
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The White House instead used it to stifle the voices of dozens of individuals who had information that could corroborate the allegations.
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Mainstream publications, including BuzzFeed News, were unable to adequately corroborate the events from so long ago, and did not publish her allegations.
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At one point during my review process, I was thinking the same thing, and I asked my wife and son to corroborate.
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Valero's comments corroborate data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration showing refineries running at record rates between November and March (tmsnrt.rs/2a1IqJM).
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"In response to James Toback's crass denial in Rolling Stone, I feel I must corroborate the stories of these women," she wrote.
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The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times report that the FBI cannot corroborate the sexual misconduct claims levied at Kavanaugh.
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The research is far from conclusive, and work is already being done to create even larger genomic analyses to corroborate these findings.
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Avenatti, Swetnick's lawyer, has pushed for the FBI to speak with his client and other witnesses he says can corroborate her story.
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Russia said Friday it may have killed ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi last month, which the White House could not corroborate.
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NIST and J-PARC will either corroborate UCNtau's result, deciding the neutron lifetime once and for all, or the saga will continue.
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What makes the scene especially intriguing is that it seems to corroborate past descriptions of Infinity War's yet-to-be-released trailer.
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During a press conference, Murray presented videos and audio clips meant to corroborate that Scott was in possession of an illegal weapon.
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A series of images posted on The Leaker, which claim to show a working Galaxy Note 8 unit, would corroborate Reuters' report.
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Packed with daily local observations, they can be used to corroborate climate change trends revealed in standardized temperature readings and geological records.
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The charges are difficult to corroborate, as most international media and aid organizations have been heavily restricted from traveling to the region.
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Nor is there any evidence to corroborate the Bitkovs' assertion that the Kremlin persecuted them over their refusal to follow political orders.
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CNN reported in February that investigators had been able to corroborate some information in the dossier, although not the most salacious allegations.
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He also named other staffers in the Trump Organization, including Trump's personal secretary, saying they would be able to corroborate his claims.
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There is zero precedent of a long-term emergency order, and zero justification from independent experts to corroborate the request for one.
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" Avenatti stated that he has "multiple witnesses that will corroborate these facts and each of them must be called to testify publicly.
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His tax returns are the only documents that can conclusively corroborate or disprove his claims and allay concerns about conflicts of interest.
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The government said in legal papers that it took the child into custody because it could not corroborate the two were related.
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But skeptics have said there was no hard evidence to corroborate the story, and the digging near Walbrzych did not change that.
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The testimony suggests McCabe could corroborate Comey's account, including Trump's ask that Comey show him loyalty, which the President has strongly disputed.
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Do not repost anything unless you follow the journalistic standard of securing at least two independent sources to corroborate the original post.
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But now we have a new allegation: There may be memos to corroborate that Trump asked Comey to terminate the Flynn investigation.
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Without these tools, victims are too often discredited: their accounts dismissed as there's no physical evidence or bystanders to corroborate their claims.
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After Der Spiegel published its interview, The Sunday Times published an article that seemed to corroborate Morrissey's statements to the German publication.
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No one came forward to corroborate the allegation, and news reports surfaced about past lawsuits in which Ms. Swetnick's truthfulness was questioned.
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Ford also described evidence that could corroborate her account, including statements she made during therapy when she had spoken about this incident.
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That the IceCube lab can send out an alert that other telescopes can corroborate in the same day is an impressive accomplishment.
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The Post was unable to corroborate the story and did not publish it, instead confronting the woman with questions about her claims.
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Turkish intelligence agencies possess an audio recording of the killing that was obtained from inside the consulate and could corroborate such reports.
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A witness came forward to corroborate her account and Indian celebrities locked their arms around Ms. Dutta, using #BelieveSurvivors in Twitter posts.
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Mr. McLaren's report captured the scale and audaciousness of Russia's doping program, using forensic analysis to corroborate the testimony of Dr. Rodchenkov.
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They said he had also approached the United States and European states to work for them, although Reuters could not corroborate this.
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They attributed his state of near-death to sleeping pills and botulism poisoning, a conclusion that his American doctors could not corroborate.
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To support that narrative voice, Morris created additional characters, staged scenes that never happened, and fabricated footnotes to corroborate the counterfeited material.
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More studies that replicate these findings need to be done to corroborate the evidence, Bitz, the study authors, and other scientists say.
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The lawyer who represents both whistleblowers said the new one has firsthand knowledge of key events and can corroborate the original one.
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Leaked renderings of the S11 appear to corroborate the report, as they show a large bump on the back of the phone.
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The Intelligence panel will reconvene in Washington this week despite the scheduled recess as it works to corroborate the whistleblower's allegations. Rep.
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Ramirez's lawyers have provided the FBI with the names of more than 20 individuals who they say can help corroborate Ramirez's story.
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The FBI considered Steele a reliable source, but investigators can bolster any collusion case if Manafort can corroborate any of the claims.
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Mr. Cohen laid out a series of actions by Mr. Trump that bolster previous allegations and presented documents to corroborate his account.
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The information seemed to corroborate al-Shabaab's claim that two helicopters were used and that foreign troops had participated in the raid.
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Collins and Flake, characterized the FBI investigation as "thorough," and Flake said he had seen no additional information to corroborate Ford's account.
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I reach for my clavicle in astonishment, looking for someone to turn to and corroborate my experience, this moment — can you see me?
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ETF flows data for the first half of January corroborate the view that investor sentiment is less than bullish on broad stock gains.
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But news organizations were unable to find any links between Swetnick and Kavanaugh, or anyone who could corroborate Swetnick's account of the parties.
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Despite the striking similarity of the victims' names, reports from African-American newspapers corroborate the man's account, and confirm that both events happened.
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Nevertheless, the four witnesses she named could not corroborate any of the events of that evening gathering where she says the assault occurred.
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NBC waited until 21995 to air the interview, saying that reporter Lisa Myers needed more time to fact check and corroborate the story.
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"At this time, we are working to independently corroborate the validity of the video posted today reportedly showing Abu Bakr al Baghdadi," Col.
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She chose to speak to The Verge and corroborate one of those stories because she believed it was the right thing to do.
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CNN was not able to independently corroborate the report and South Korea's intelligence service told CNN they knew nothing about an alleged plot.
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The L.A. County District Attorney's Office rejected the case citing lack of witnesses or evidence to corroborate allegations made by actress, Tracey Birdsall.
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The image would corroborate witness accounts who have previously said they saw the Electra aircraft land and the pair in custody, History says.
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He has Boyd corroborate his story, which like, doesn't that seem unwise given that Boyd's about to be crazy-discredited by getting arrested?
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The leak from Slashleaks lays out all of the OnePlus 5's specs, most of which corroborate the few rumors we've heard before.
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Democrats maintained that they have nevertheless been able to corroborate the allegations in the intelligence community whistleblower complaint that sparked the impeachment inquiry.
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There was some evidence that Bassnan may have had closer ties to the hijackers, though the FBI was not able to corroborate it.
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Guess said the investigation could not corroborate many of the accusations, but did find that Marciano had exercised poor judgement on various occasions.
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Those memos reportedly corroborate former FBI Director James Comey's testimony about his unusual meetings with Trump in the months before he was fired.
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The N.F.L. said its investigation could not corroborate the statements made by Molly Brown, Josh Brown's wife at the time of the arrest.
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Reed's lawyers say other recent affidavits corroborate the relationship between Stites and Reed and show that Fennell was violent and aggressive toward Stites.
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So that's the big question: can evidence be found to corroborate this claim [that Trump knew in advance about the June 2016 meeting]?
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Justin Fairfax claims there is someone who can corroborate that a sexual encounter between Fairfax and Meredith Watson back in 2000 was consensual.
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A team of German archivists working over the summer were unable to corroborate Koczy's claim that she was imprisoned in Nazi concentration camps.
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Other publications like The New York Times tried to track down the story but could not corroborate it after interviewing several dozen people.
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There is corroboration or could be corroboration for the thing we thought we'll never be able to corroborate...'Of possible obstruction of justice.
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Guess said the investigation could not corroborate many of the accusations but did find that Marciano had exercised poor judgment on various occasions.
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The messages released have "reflected a disturbing level of casualness and flippancy that seem to corroborate criticisms," of Boeing and the FAA, Sen.
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A.M.I. also acknowledged contacting Mr. Cohen during its talks with Ms. McDougal, though only in an effort to corroborate her claims, it said.
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Reuters could corroborate Senator Bernie Sanders' ownership of three homes, two in Vermont and one in Washington, D.C., rather than four as claimed.
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As time passed, more and more detainees disappeared — but at the same time, it became more and more possible to corroborate survivors' stories.
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One reason, Mr. Filler said, was that the Manhattan district attorney's office could not corroborate the date for the incident in Los Angeles.
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Anita Hill was collateral damage, along with the other female witnesses denied the opportunity to corroborate her report of Mr. Thomas's sexual harassment.
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And in North Dakota, a walleye record that stood for 59 years carried a taint of controversy, with no photos to corroborate it.
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We also obtained passport documentation that David Kirkpatrick and the Istanbul bureau were able to corroborate through Turkish sources close to the investigation.
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Mr. Schiff deemed this claim to be one of several serious mischaracterizations, saying the article was not used to corroborate Mr. Steele's material.
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So half the work is just getting the interview and the other half is figuring out if there's any way to corroborate it.
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To corroborate his account, prosecutors presented cell phone records and expert witness testimony to place Syed at the site where Lee was buried.
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The Republican lawmakers who attended Thursday's House interview would not say that Papadopoulos provided evidence to corroborate his claims about being set up.
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This means that there are at least a half dozen witnesses whom Congress can call to corroborate the allegations made in the complaint.
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The Intelligence Committee is taking a leading role in efforts to corroborate the whistleblower's complaint, which Atkinson said was both urgent and credible.
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His handwriting and modest English language proficiency matched those of the note, but even then, it wasn't feasible to fully corroborate his story.
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At the time of the breach, Motherboard cross-referenced the stolen material with details in that Kaspersky report to corroborate the ZooPark link.
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Ramirez also provided investigators with the names of others who she said could corroborate her account, according to a person familiar with her questioning.
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And though she has documentation of reporting past domestic abuse to a doctor, the doctor doesn't document any physical evidence to corroborate her claim.
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The reporters relied on interviews with many witnesses, government officials and satellite imagery to corroborate accounts, establish facts and build a sequence of events.
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Does anyone really want to spend more time on a platform that continues to corroborate claims that it is morally bankrupt and aggressively bad?
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Police tracked Holtzclaw's movements via GPS to confirm that he'd been to the homes of the victims and to corroborate other evidence against him.
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"We wouldn't have gone to bat for him the way we did if his information wasn't good and we couldn't corroborate it," Kerr said.
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Additionally, once the complaint was filed, an inspector general interviewed other sources to try and corroborate the allegations, and concluded the complaint was credible.
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We have witnesses we've approached who corroborate it, and say this sort of thing has been going on for a long time, for decades.
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"Lordy, I hope there are tapes," Comey said Thursday, adding that he would like the recordings to be made public to corroborate his account.
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The police have not yet been able to corroborate many accusations against politicians made in plea bargains by managers of Odebrecht, a construction company.
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Patrick Torneo can also be heard in the video saying they could claim witnesses did not want to provide statements to corroborate the incident.
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After obtaining a search warrant for all the electronic data stored in Compton's pacemaker, police determined that his device did not corroborate his story.
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This information was retrieved under a law permitting phone companies to divulge information to corroborate "specific and articulable facts" relevant to a criminal investigation.
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After Nichols published the book, which was based on memories recovered in therapies and new-age techniques, others came forward to corroborate his claims.
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From here, other researchers should take a look at the samples themselves to corroborate the findings, while also continuing to search for more fossils.
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"Without additional evidence to corroborate Kagoike's story about the alleged donation, it is unlikely that it will significantly impact the prime minister," said Harris.
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A big question: Once you get a result, how do you corroborate it is right if you can't compare it to a classical computer?
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Reporters couldn't get close to the body, so they couldn't corroborate the police statement, but there was a gun next to the victim's hand.
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As a test tube baby myself, and a human—thus a lover of trance—I thought it would be interesting to corroborate the evidence.
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Comey also shot down President Trump's claim that he was wiretapped by former President Obama, saying he has no evidence to corroborate that assertion.
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On Tuesday, Schiff would not say whether the committee was specifically pursuing phone records to corroborate Cohen's account of Trump's knowledge of WikiLeaks's plans.
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On Rockford's streets, in any search or interrogation, the police author the factual reports and corroborate a version of reality that's hard to dispute.
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One thing that haunts me is the stuff that didn't make it into the report — all kinds of allegations that we just couldn't corroborate.
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Although he denied the claim, Page's X-Men co-star Anna Paquin stepped up to corroborate the account, which she claims to have witnessed.
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Under questioning from lawyer Alan Jackson, Donovan said he found no witnesses to corroborate the accuser's claim that Spacey groped him for three minutes.
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However, it will soon ramp up its work to corroborate their efforts, which will include check-ins with the companies and worker advocacy groups.
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This will help defend drivers against dishonest reports of speeding or other erratic driving and help corroborate passenger reports when driver behavior is unsafe.
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While it is impossible to corroborate with total certainty, both Smith at ESIC and Blume believe Pinnacle to be the world's largest esports bookmaker.
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Mr. Lee uses few additional interviews outside of Ms. Keith and two former guards from the Masanjia labor camp, who corroborate Mr. Sun's reports.
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I started poking around into his early business dealings again but couldn't put together a comprehensive story, at least not one anyone would corroborate.
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He has not yet ruled on whether he'll allow the prosecution to call 14 additional witnesses to corroborate the allegations of those five women.
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But since then, the union has failed to interview either the former employee, Juan Carlos Nunez, or others he said could corroborate his claims.
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While the origins of the incident are unclear, the footage seems to corroborate widespread reports of heavy handed policing inside and outside the stadium.
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And while she has released dozens of text messages she and Ellison sent to each other, they don't specifically corroborate violence or verbal abuse.
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Recently, the United Nations appeared to corroborate what many human rights groups had charged: that the government's entire case was built on coerced confessions.
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United States, when it confronted a law requiring Chinese laborers to corroborate their residence in the United States with at least one white witness.
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Other provocative bits of information appear to corroborate a theory that South African or Belgian mercenaries may have forced Mr. Hammarskjold's plane to crash.
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Flynn was also expected to corroborate details for investigators about other Trump campaign officials' interests in Russian policy pushes during the campaign and transition.
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Instead, it is common for prosecutors to interview as many people as possible to corroborate the testimony of a key witness like Mr. Nader.
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Costs and risksTo corroborate the results from the surveys, we conducted a laboratory experiment to test the gender differences in asking for grade changes.
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The defense said prosecutors were relying on Mr. Hickey's recollection of conversations that happened years ago, with no concrete evidence to corroborate his memory.
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Loveridge's findings also corroborate accounts that the lion was deliberately lured outside of the confines of the national park in order to skirt regulations.
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When he was caught, they said, Mr. Trump ordered a cover-up, blocking witnesses and denying Congress the evidence that could corroborate his scheme.
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The lawyers combed through thousands of internal documents and emails, and interviewed current and former employees to corroborate claims by Ms. Fowler and others.
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The results corroborate theories that the Milky Way may have a stellar boom and bust cycle, rather than a constant rate of star formation.
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Democrats are dug in as well and, even after an FBI investigation that would fail to corroborate Ford, 85033 percent still would oppose Kavanaugh.
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But in the end, Horowitz said the FBI didn't find any evidence to corroborate the allegations about Page that were mentioned in the dossier.
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In an effort to corroborate his claims, particularly those concerning an alleged reimbursement payment by Trump himself, Cohen came armed with copies of checks.
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"The four witnesses she named could not corroborate any of the events of that evening gathering where she says the assault occurred," she said.
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The Schiff memo does not dispute that accusation — but it does point out that US investigators were later able to corroborate parts Steele's memos.
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National Law Journal spoke to three of Smith's former roommates during the spring and summer of 1999 in an attempt to corroborate her allegations.
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Mr. Parks said that the bus had video and audio recording systems, and that the footage of the abuse would corroborate the lawsuit's claims.
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Mr. Albayalde said a person who was involved in the initial planning but later backed out had come forward to corroborate the police's suspicions.
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It's not the case that the journalists behind BuzzFeed's bombshell report about Trump directing Cohen to lie "couldn't corroborate" the allegations in their story.
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And social science data corroborate the public's view, by showing a strong correlation between a justice's ideological predilections and the decisions he or she makes.
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"We will continue to corroborate additional suspicion through investigation and have requested a travel ban for Senior Vice President Cho," police said in the statement.
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Sixth episode "The Spider And The Web" drops some some major bombshells that seem to corroborate any "Will Was Abducted By A Big Bad" suspicions.
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Of course, it's just a computer model, so it would be good to corroborate these findings with other forms of data, such a geological analysis.
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The findings corroborate what we already suspected from field observations, Knott says, but also add more information on the cyclical nature of breastfeeding in orangutans.
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Most importantly, show your support: "Let them know [you] would be willing to corroborate their story if they plan to escalate the issue with HR."
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FBI investigating No recorders or video were on board the small plane, meaning there is no direct evidence to corroborate what the flight instructor said.
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Joseph "Rambo" Hunter, a former U.S. Army sniper and drill sergeant who worked as an enforcer for Le Roux, later appeared to corroborate Oz's story.
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I came upon one Reddit thread that was of particular interest that seemed to not only corroborate the strange account, it also added critical details.
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So researchers have to either take a ton of separate measurements into account or corroborate findings with other types of evidence (preferably, they'd do both).
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But when no other witnesses could corroborate seeing the woman and her son together at the park, police dug deeper into her story, Spencer said.
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Six colleagues and close friends who corroborate former PEOPLE writer Natasha Stoynoff's account of being attacked by Donald Trump in 2005 are now coming forward.
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Ahead of his testimony before the House Oversight Committee, Michael Cohen submitted a series of documents to corroborate some of his allegations about President Trump.
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Islamist militant group Ansar Dine claimed responsibility for the attack, but the French defense ministry had said it was not able to corroborate the claim.
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It's also worth noting that the story says Mueller's team has additional evidence to corroborate Cohen's claims, meaning they're not simply relying on Cohen's word.
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Gouthro claims that he can corroborate Hansen's allegations and only time will tell if the SEC moves forward with a case based on these tips.
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We first heard of the Apple connection via an anonymous tip, and then were able to corroborate the details with a source close to Init.
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She knew what had happened to her, and she wanted to corroborate the claims of the handful of women who had gone public by then.
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The memos appear to corroborate Comey's other stated recollections of his time with the president, both in congressional testimony and in his newly released memoir.
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"The witnesses that Dr. Ford identified as individuals who could corroborate her allegations failed to do so, and in fact, contradicted her," the report notes.
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She says the incident has caused her lasting emotional trauma and provided The Washington Post with notes from 2012 therapy sessions that corroborate her account.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Saturday that it could find no one to corroborate Swetnick's allegations, after interviewing dozens of her former classmates and colleagues.
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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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But Collins said other individuals allegedly at the party where Ford says Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her in the early 1980s could not corroborate her account.
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The Iraqis also provide human intelligence that the U.S. forces will corroborate in order to identify targets and determine the best approach to attacking them.
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But Collins said other individuals allegedly at the party, where Ford says Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her in the early 1980s, could not corroborate Ford's account.
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Even the witnesses proffered by Christine Blasey Ford, whose testimony became the focal point of the hearings, refused to corroborate her account of what happened.
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One reason the correspondence theory of truth has lost favor among professional philosophers is that we can't always rely on our senses to corroborate facts.
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McCabe could corroborate Comey's claim that Trump tried to obstruct justice by verifying the contents of Comey's memo and recalling what Trump said to Comey.
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But The Times could not corroborate the army's description of the second person it said was shot, which matched the time Ms. Najjar was killed.
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"What we know for sure is the FBI report did not corroborate any of the allegations against Judge Kavanaugh," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said.
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It also says YouGov found that the judgments used by community reviewers to corroborate claims were consistent with what most people using Facebook would conclude.
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McCabe alleged that the report's release was sped up "only after" his testimony suggested that he would corroborate Comey's accounts of his conversations with Trump.
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But he has not been able to put The Times in contact with either source, or to provide any further material to corroborate the account.
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The newspaper has standards requiring #MeToo accusers to be identified or to corroborate their story through documents and witnesses—preferably, people outside their immediate circle.
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It — quote — 'interviewed several dozen people over the past week in an attempt to corroborate her story and could find no one with firsthand knowledge.
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They offered no evidence to corroborate their claims and no information on the whereabouts of Khashoggi's body, saying a local "collaborator" had disposed of it.
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Republicans undercut some of the first testimony as hearsay, but as other witnesses began to corroborate accounts, they began to back away from that strategy.
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News article by Michael Isikoff and that this article 'does not corroborate the Steele Dossier because it is derived from information leaked by Steele himself.
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Parnas's attorney has previously claimed Nunes was in the loop for the Ukrainian dirt-digging effort, and these call records could well corroborate that statement.
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Nor did the agency interview anyone on the list of at least 25 people that Ramirez's legal team provided in order to corroborate her story.
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Ramirez was interviewed by agency officials, though her attorney John Clune wondered why witnesses she had offered up to corroborate her account were not contacted.
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Their lies and N.C.I.S.'s refusal to ask hard questions or corroborate their stories strengthened my resolve to go to trial and clear my name.
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Hughes said his brother surrendered his rifle to police shortly after the gunfire erupted, and video footage later surfaced that appeared to corroborate his account.
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In his push against the judge, Mr. Avenatti said he had witnesses who could corroborate his client's claims, but he never brought any forward publicly.
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The official-looking renders corroborate many of the previous rumors and reports, several from Blass himself, who has a remarkable history of accurately leaking unannounced devices.
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Furthermore, in Clinton's case, the health news can be used by her critics to corroborate long-extant attacks on her for being unusually dishonest and secretive.
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Cops say the accident occurred Monday night -- and Manziel claims he has a witness from his car and an impartial witness who can corroborate his story.
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Other metrics — such as users, subscribers, bookings, billings, and gross merchandise value (GMV) — can corroborate the evidence of top-line growth in a business as well.
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"At this point, we still can't corroborate the theory that terrorism brought it down or there was some structural problem with the plane," Schiff told CNN.
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Stories that lead the news, or that are shown more frequently, are deemed by viewers to be more significant (particularly when they corroborate viewers' personal experiences).
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The president last week attacked Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Twitter over his refusal to corroborate a conspiracy theory that federal law enforcement was undermining Trump.
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And essentially everything that's come out since seems to corroborate that the Trump campaign has been either apathetic about or incompetent at the delegate selection game.
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Ultimately, while many Republicans said they found Ford to be a credible witness they pointed to a lack of evidence or witnesses to corroborate her account.
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Assuming the videos are real, they corroborate earlier images that showed off the S8's updated design, including the switch from physical buttons to digital ones.
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That means that even when people resort to self-defense in the face of lethal violence, they might not have "evidence" to easily corroborate their accounts.
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The women we spoke to worked extensively with us to corroborate their accounts, voluntarily subjecting themselves to intrusive questions and often retraumatizing themselves in the process.
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Essentially, the Recaller is a small square that, when pinned to a person's temple, can dredge up "engrams" — or, memories — that can corroborate accounts of events.
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My experience was remarkably similar to testimonies that described worse sexual abuse, and that if I came forward I would help corroborate other brave women's stories.
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Dr Bernardi and his colleagues sought to corroborate it elsewhere, and with a different type of evidence—not animals' bones but the tracks they left behind.
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An important aspect of this program is its reliance on a hybrid system of data collection to corroborate deaths rather than depending on police reporting alone.
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None of the most salacious allegations in the dossier have been verified, though CNN has reported that investigators were able to corroborate some aspects of it.
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In addition to finding de la Huerta's account "credible," a spokesperson for the NYPD said that they have been able to corroborate aspects of her story.
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A data breach may not hit all of the sweet spots: confirmation from the company, independently verifiable data, and interviews with victims who can corroborate information.
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Flake said there was nothing in the FBI's supplementary background check to corroborate the claims from Ford, which threw Kavanaugh's nomination into turmoil starting last month.
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Wait, you say, if the findings tend to corroborate Professor Blasey Ford's account, then the tide shifts against Kavanaugh and he likely loses or is withdrawn.
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Insider was able to corroborate parts of Duitsman's analysis, which matches known information about weapons Saudi Arabia has imported, and our own analysis of the images.
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I haven't counted the fibers to corroborate this, but I have noticed it doesn't shed much, even after more than a year's worth of regular washes.
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Lastly, for now, it appears that someone found a minute-long promotional video for the Pixel 4 that corroborate Google's own teases, as well as rumors.
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So, it would have to be people in the room with the President -- that can corroborate (Michael) Cohen, which there won't be, because it didn't happen.
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Police sources have told Reuters in recent days they have been unable to find the taxi driver or to corroborate any testimony provided by the swimmers.
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"We categorically reject such claims, even more so because each time those who make such claims prove unable somehow to corroborate their unsubstantiated accusations," Peskov said.
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Pai said that the two security officers denied that Donnelly was pinned against the wall, and that five other witnesses were unable to corroborate his account.
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Which is to say that there aren't as many electronic records to corroborate Andrea Constand's account as there might be if the incident took place today.
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Mr. McCabe's memos were left at the F.B.I., which means that Mr. Mueller's investigators have access to them as they work to corroborate Mr. Comey's account.
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Those guidelines include locating sources outside those mentioned by the accusers who not only corroborate the allegations but also are willing to go on the record.
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That description seemed to corroborate media reports that as many as 10 cabinet ministers had expressed reservations before the plan was agreed upon without a vote.
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In December it announced it would be hiring some part-time "community reviewers" who will help corroborate or debunk content flagged by the company's automated systems.
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The Times had interviewed several dozen people over the past week in an attempt to corroborate her story, and could find no one with firsthand knowledge.
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He called them every month after treatment and also reached out to friends and significant others to corroborate what patients were telling him about their sobriety.
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The latest timeline does corroborate Peterson's account about the reports of "firecrackers" but it contradicts his assertion that he thought the shots were being fired outside.
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Tita had an aunt in Canada, and she attended the inquiry, presenting herself as an additional anchor relative and as someone who could corroborate Tita's story.
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On Thursday, two people familiar with the matter said that a second embassy official, Suriya Jayanti, also overheard the call and could corroborate Mr. Holmes's account.
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Mr. Sondland made clear that there are even more people and additional documents that could corroborate his testimony, but the White House is blocking their release.
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The jury was shown photos of Mr. Weinstein's naked body, despite his lawyer's objections, to corroborate Ms. Mann's earlier testimony that the producer's genitals are abnormal.
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" Asked about the Church's position that Pius did what he could under the wartime circumstances, Pagano said: "The new documents will further corroborate and reinforce this.
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Answers in the earliest version of the document appeared to corroborate Mayorga's account: X: She said that she didn't want to, but she made herself available.
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To date, reporters for The New York Times with demonstrated sources in that world have been unable to corroborate that the court issued any such order.
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Would it be sufficient if the FBI could simply corroborate that there was a party in the summer of 1982 that both Ford and Kavanaugh attended?
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The lesson of the powerful #MeToo movement is that women's voices become amplified when we join together and corroborate each other's stories of violence and harassment.
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Cohen provided several financial documents to corroborate his accusations against Trump, including a $35,000 reimbursement check signed by Trump that was displayed during his public testimony.
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Police sources have told Reuters in recent days they have been unable to find the taxi driver or to corroborate any details provided by the swimmers.
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Other witnesses told police they heard gunshots, but investigators weren't able to find victims at the scene or witnesses to corroborate a shooting had taken place.
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But as for the origins of the broader investigation, the inspector general found nothing to corroborate conspiracy theories that the bureau had it in for Trump.
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Throughout the trial, prosecutors relied on these records to corroborate the testimony of Wilds, their key witness, who was a pot dealer and acquaintance of Syed.
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The GOP memo also claims that a Yahoo News article was used to corroborate Steele, but this is not at all why the article was referenced.
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But might accounts from former assistants and employees who could at least corroborate basic details of Weinstein meeting with some of the alleged victims count for something?
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Which means that at best, Manafort will be able to help Mueller corroborate details about the Trump Tower meeting — and whether Trump knew about it in advance.
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His data corroborate this narrative, and this analogy, showing a sharp and persistent spike in air temperatures during February to the north of 80 degrees North Latitude.
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A spokesperson for the NYPD told PEOPLE they found her claims to be "credible," adding that they have already been able to corroborate aspects of her story.
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The LAPD, Slaten said, will likely start their investigation by trying to determine if there is any person or piece of evidence that could corroborate Feldman's allegations.
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After some history sleuthing, NASA was able to corroborate the tree-ring data with historical documents to confirm the drought patterns between the years 1100 and 2012.
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"If the data doesn't corroborate expectations right now, it's going to be more of a choppy market," said Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at Bleakley Advisory Group.
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That said, this study appears to be the first to employ a body-awareness test on animals, so further research will be needed to corroborate these findings.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States has no information to corroborate reports that Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was dead, a Pentagon spokesman said on Tuesday.
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Another study showed that when scientists attempted to corroborate 34 claims from frequently cited published trials, they were unable to do so 41 percent of the time.
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"These hard economic indicators ought, yet again, to corroborate the decidedly positive picture being painted by the leading indicator readings," DZ Bank analysts said in a note.
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In the past, he would rely on tips from local people about encroachment by loggers, then look at older satellite images to try and corroborate the claims.
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For her part, Blasey Ford sent the Committee four sworn testimonies from people who corroborate her claims of sexual assault, according to documents obtained by USA Today.
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A second witness emerged to corroborate a key episode revealed during public impeachment testimony on Wednesday that further tied Mr. Trump to the pressure campaign on Ukraine.
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In neither the committee's investigation nor in the supplemental background investigation conducted by the FBI was there ANY evidence to substantiate or corroborate any of the allegations.
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An investigation paid for by the state Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party did not corroborate Monahan's allegation, and Ellison has called on the House Ethics Committee to investigate.
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CNN interviewed Rekola's wife, friends and colleagues, and viewed medical records, photos, correspondence with friends and colleagues and notes in Rekola's journal to help corroborate his story.
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They say that his government has genuinely been in danger, a claim Western officials corroborate, and that changes in the judiciary aim to fix a broken system.
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Justin Fairfax (D) slammed the Washington Post on Monday after the news outlet published sexual assault allegations against him that it said it was unable to corroborate.
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In an attempt to corroborate some of his claims, Tripp has posted photos of vehicle identification numbers that he says were delivered with faulty, punctured battery cells.
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Third, the platform moves away from the event level and uses math to correlate, corroborate and aggregate events to attribute risk to the higher-level actors involved.
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The grand jury report stated that emails corroborate the fact that university administrators adopted a "policy of detachment" and chose not to involve themselves with fraternity affairs.
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Outside of the show, spoiler blogger Reality Steve has claimed that he has numerous sources that corroborate the accusations from Peter's ex, long before the hometown incident.
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Ms. Callahan, 74, testified that she had called the principals of nearby schools to warn them about Mr. Peeples, but offered no evidence to corroborate her testimony.
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He said that the burden of proof for the nominee's accusers had not been met and that ample investigation had found no evidence to corroborate their claims.
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The White House, after reviewing the F.B.I.'s completed investigation, concluded there was no evidence to corroborate sexual misconduct allegations against the Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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Although it is impossible to corroborate every allegation, independent groups that follow Yemen's plight have also cited a Houthi role in the sacking of some cultural sites.
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Prosecutors will need to work closely with refugees who have evidence of genocide, including raw footage that can help prove crimes or corroborate other evidence of crimes.
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"This article does not corroborate the Steele dossier because it is derived from information leaked by Steele himself to Yahoo News," the memo said, underlining the assertion.
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The second official is among those interviewed by the intelligence community inspector general to corroborate the allegations of the original whistle-blower, one of the people said.
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Ms. Winfrey's team immediately asked the filmmakers to provide detailed timelines of the accusations against Mr. Simmons and what the filmmakers had done to corroborate the accounts.
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Investigators also searched text messages on Mr. Lauer's work phones, saying that no evidence could be found to corroborate that anyone in management knew of his behavior.
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Justice Burke allowed the prosecution to call four women as witnesses to corroborate the five charges stemming from Ms. Mann's and Ms. Haley's claims against Mr. Weinstein.
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"Review of these materials is essential to the Committee's ability to corroborate the strength of Mr. Parnas's potential testimony," Joseph Bondy, Parnas's attorney, said in a filing.
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"We will also draw the inference, though, as appropriate, that they are trying to conceal facts that would corroborate the allegations in the whistleblower complaint," he said.
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Stone also was convicted of witness tampering for threatening an associate, the comedian Randy Credico, in an effort to get him to corroborate his lies to Congress.
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Buzzfeed went even further — publishing a full 85033-page dossier that other media outlets would not because they were unable to corroborate the details contained in it.
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"Review of these materials is essential to the Committee's ability to corroborate the strength of Mr. Parnas's potential testimony," Parnas' attorney, Joseph Bondy wrote in a filing.
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Reed, 22, has long admitted to having been in a romantic relationship with Stites, but at the time of the trial, no witness would corroborate the affair.
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Last month, a Ukrainian lawmaker released documents that appeared to corroborate one of the ledger entries, and on Wednesday The Associated Press reported confirmation of another payment.
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Their lies and (Naval Criminal Investigative Service's) refusal to ask hard questions or corroborate their stories strengthened my resolve to go to trial and clear my name.
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Instead, it meant I had to find some way to corroborate what they were saying and compare their claims to other things I knew to be true.
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CNN has asked to view the video, but Monahan said she misplaced it when moving and provided no other evidence to corroborate her story at the time.
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The attorneys for Christine Blasey Ford have sworn and signed declarations from four people who corroborate her claims of sexual assault by Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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McDonough said Tuesday that police have no evidence to corroborate Nancy's version of events, adding that Johnson and his family have been cooperative with the ongoing investigation.
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These polls are conducting independently of national polling, but they corroborate its conclusion — Trump is considerably less popular than Clinton with both likely voters and registered voters.
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When it comes to rumors, you often end up waiting to see if they truly corroborate each other or if they're simply based on the same initial discovery.
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Cohen, who has pleaded guilty to lying to Congress in 2017, provided documents to corroborate some of his claims during the hearing, including a check bearing Weisselberg's signature.
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In response to the report, Gillibrand's office said it had initiated "a full and thorough investigation" with "multiple interviews" with relevant employees who could potentially corroborate the claims.
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CNN has reported that he will corroborate key elements of Taylor's account that Trump was pressing for Ukraine to publicly announce investigations into Biden, and his son Hunter.
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There is no evidence in the report to corroborate Baressi's claim that Brown was watching Harry Potter on a video screen in the car when the crash occurred.
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A terrorist act involving a bomb has to be proven by the evidence, and at the moment we have no pieces of the aircraft to corroborate this story.
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Reports from the officer who attended the victim's autopsies with the medical examiner corroborate Morgan's statements and likely indicate she would have been present when the killings occurred.
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Once public, the more explosive claims in the document appeared hard to corroborate without access to the underlying evidence supporting them, none of which was released or declassified.
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So far, they have only been able to corroborate insignificant parts of it, like whether one Russian official talked to another on the date listed in the memo.
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Reporting on criminalized survivors poses a lot of technical challenges, explained Law, but outlets have often failed to understand the dynamics of abuse or how to corroborate them.
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Reuters could not independently corroborate the events they described and the military, which has ruled the country for about half its history, denies interfering in modern-day politics.
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As anyone who's cracked open a social media account over the past year can corroborate, the platforms are lousy with campaign slogans, incriminating links and, um, spirited discussions.
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To corroborate this explanation, Boyd pointed to other messages around the time period in which Rapp alerted Sanger that the agency had experienced some sort of network interruption.
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In her interview with the Post, she provided notes from a therapy session in 2012, as well as the results of a polygraph test to corroborate her story.
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According to the memo, two of the women provided witnesses to help corroborate their accounts, including some who were outside the room where the alleged incident took place.
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Bad show Later Friday, Scarborough took to twitter to allege that he had text messages and phone records to corroborate his story about warnings from White House officials.
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Investigators were searching for evidence to corroborate the accusations, including cell phones, surveillance recordings, computer hard drives, and records pertaining to employees and residents, according to the warrants.
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Several GOP senators on Thursday who remained publicly undecided on his nomination said the investigation did not corroborate allegations against him, while Democrats blasted the investigation as inadequate.
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He noted that three other individuals who Ford has said were at the party where the alleged assault took place have not been able to corroborate her story.
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That inquiry by the World Health Organization found that Brostrom's account was "detailed," but that there was "no evidence to corroborate" her charges and called her account unsubstantiated.
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Sondland has since corrected his closed-door testimony to corroborate Morrisons's account, saying that other witness testimonies refreshed his recollection about meeting with top Zelensky aide Andriy Yermak.
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There was substantial documentary evidence, he said, to corroborate Mr. Wildstein's testimony about Ms. Kelly and Mr. Baroni, once Mr. Christie's top staff appointee at the Port Authority.
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Grassley said he would not delay the hearing despite Ford's request that the FBI be given time to assess crucial facts and witnesses, who could corroborate her allegations.
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He instead stated that the White House continued to deny the accuracy of the NYT story and directed reporters to engage with "subject matter experts" to corroborate that.
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CNN reported in February that investigators had been able to corroborate some information in the dossier, although not the most salacious allegations about Trump and his Russia ties.
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Quentin Tarantino has repeatedly said that his 10th film will be his last — something the marketing for his latest, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, seems to corroborate.
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Now, work by Dr. Ward and his colleagues, reported this month in an article in the Journal of the American Chemical Society, appears to corroborate the German claims.
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Pompeo in his statement, though, did not dispute Kelly's overall characterization of their exchange and seemed to corroborate Kelly's account that he challenged her with an unmarked map.
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What convinced him about the Venus, which he had followed for many years, was "technological and scientific analyses, which unmistakably corroborate the 16th-century date," the Uffizi said.
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Members of the Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee have been working through all of the allegations, but have not substantiated the claims, with little documentation available to corroborate them.
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Police also viewed neighborhood surveillance video in the area of Aiello's home, to try to corroborate his statement that Navarra had driven by his home after his visit.
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There are also yearbook photos, as well as personal accounts from a Facebook group filled with Maple Heights High School alumni, that corroborate 1963 as his graduation year.
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When he met with the committee last week, he was restricted from sharing any details with Congress about the work his office did to initially corroborate the complaint.
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The documents released so far don't corroborate the Barr accusation, for example, and Hyde's surveillance claims are being described by Parnas and others as an odd, unserious boast.
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It's incumbent on the lawyers to work with asylum seekers to obtain all the necessary records and testimonies, as well as gather additional data to corroborate a claim.
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The reporters note that although Ramirez gave the FBI a list of at least 25 people who could potentially corroborate her account, the bureau interviewed none of them.
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It further noted that dozens of witnesses were lined up to testify and corroborate what prosecutors described as extensive secret recordings in which Mr. Guzmán discussed drug transactions.
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After the shooting, Slager walks over to Scott's dead body and appears to plant his Taser near Scott, apparently in an attempt to corroborate his cover-up story.
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Without that, or the ability to corroborate the woman's account — in part because she had not told anyone what happened — The Washington Post did not run a story.
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The attack was also documented by the Syria Civil Defense, better known as the White Helmets, which seemed to corroborate that the strike hit a mosque in the village.
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A controversial bill has been introduced in New Hampshire that would require sexual assault victims to corroborate their testimony if the accused had no prior convictions, ABC News reports.
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Morrison was mentioned 15 separate times by Acting U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Bill Taylor in last week's damning testimony, and he could corroborate some of Taylor's most troubling claims.
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Steele's reports circulated for months among major media outlets, including Reuters, but neither the news organizations nor U.S. law enforcement and intelligence agencies have been able to corroborate them.
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"The president doesn't believe any of the claims that Ms. Daniels made last night in the interview are accurate," he said, adding there is nothing to corroborate her claim.
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Timothy Morrison, a top Russia and Europe adviser on the National Security Council, is due to corroborate that Trump pressed Ukraine for political help in return for US aid.
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LINK Today's closed-door testimony: The intelligence community inspector general provided documents to the House Intelligence Committee showing efforts to corroborate the whistleblower complaint concerning Trump's pressure on Ukraine.
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Bloomberg, on the other hand, gives readers virtually no road map for reproducing its scoop, which helps to explain why competitors have whiffed in their efforts to corroborate it.
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The Journal reported that the subpoenas could be used to corroborate allegations from women who have accused Epstein of sexual abuse, or to detail Epstein's travel history and associations.
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DeRogatis also speaks with three former employees of Kelly, who corroborate the parents concerns that Kelly houses, and abuses the lives of, six women living in Chicago and Atlanta.
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Prosecutors said this individual provided accurate details about the $125,000 payment and how it was arranged, that they were later able to corroborate with text messages and bank records.
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My friends and I learned that prosecutors sometimes didn't even need dope to find people guilty of drug conspiracies—they just needed testimony to corroborate and support their indictments.
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"With respect to the anonymous complaints, there is no prima facie evidence that the company has received until date to corroborate any of the allegations made," Infosys said bit.
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There is nothing — absolutely nothing — as of yet shown in the backgrounds of either men that would corroborate a character or mindset that could ever engage in such behavior.
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He failed to call the multiple existing witnesses who could corroborate Hill's testimony, while granting future Justice Clarence Thomas the ability to testify both before and after his accuser.
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"The testimony of Johnson helped corroborate Constand's account by supporting the argument that Cosby did have a pattern of drugging women in order to sexually assault them," Schorr says.
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Former classmates and other potential witnesses who may be able to corroborate the accusations say they were not interviewed by the F.B.I. during its last-minute investigation this week.
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And although the affidavits suggest that Dr. Blasey's story has been consistent, Republicans are more likely to focus on the lack of contemporaneous evidence that could corroborate her story.
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Mr. McCabe's allies at the F.B.I. say that Mr. Trump is also eager to discredit Mr. McCabe because he can corroborate Mr. Comey's accounts of meetings with Mr. Trump.
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Sahakian did not corroborate her conclusions with me, Ahmed Mater or, I believe, most of the individuals and institutions she refers to, leading to a number of significant inaccuracies.
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His team plans to argue that the calendar pages represent a piece of evidence that fails to corroborate Dr. Blasey's account, according to a person familiar with the defense.
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Prosecutors in the Manhattan district attorney's office argue Ms. Robles's recollections of the conversation are vital to their case, because they corroborate several details in Mr. Juárez's videotaped confession.
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Stop and Shop said it could not comment on whether Marty&aposs surveillance records would be subpoenaed or whether Marty or Stop and Shop could corroborate Troconis&apos alibi.
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The problem is that the Senate already has heard from the witnesses cited by Christine Blasey Ford and none corroborate her accounts, or even remember the party in question.
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" In a report explaining why they weren't pursuing the case, prosecutors wrote that "there is no evidence to corroborate the complainant's statement and there is evidence contradicting the claim.
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There isn't physical evidence, no witnesses who could corroborate key details of specific alleged incidents have come forward, and even the dates of the incidents remain somewhat in question.
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But BuzzFeed was "unable to adequately corroborate the events from so long ago, and did not publish her allegations," according to a story by Ghorayshi published in December 2018.
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Republicans have contacted two other individuals whom Ford reportedly told the Washington Post were in attendance at the party in question, and both were unable to corroborate her allegation.
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Trump, under pressure from moderate Republican senators, had ordered a brief FBI investigation, whose results Republicans viewed as failing to corroborate the allegations and which Democrats saw as insufficient.
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Activists condemned Biden for not stepping up as chair of the committee when Republican senators relentlessly attacked Hill and for not calling more witnesses who could corroborate Hill's accounts.
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The researchers concluded that it was overwhelmingly likely that these shifts were caused by a Super-Earth, but hope to get more information from other observatories to corroborate the discovery.
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"Despite the state's evidence and even as the company's witnesses continue to corroborate our case, Johnson & Johnson still refuses to take responsibility for the opioid epidemic they created," Hunter said.
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Moscow said on Friday its forces may have killed the secretive Islamic State leader, but Washington said it could not corroborate the death and Western and Iraqi officials were skeptical.
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According to Holder, the agents discouraged her from reporting it to the network and later ignored requests from her lawyers to corroborate her claim, as was first reported by HuffPost.
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The purported images corroborate many earlier rumors and reports on the cleaner antenna lines and the dual rear camera setup that will reportedly be exclusive to the iPhone 7 Plus.
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He suggest the answer is pretty straightforward: Install extra measurements systems below ground and at the bottom of the sea, where possible, to help corroborate the land-based measurement systems.
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"That's one of the many pieces of evidence we have that would corroborate exactly what Chris said in those Instagram posts beforehand, that it didn't happen," the attorney told TMZ.
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Collins raised doubts about that part of Ford's testimony, noting that Kavanaugh "forcefully" denied the allegation, and that a number of alleged witnesses could not corroborate that the incident occurred.
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There are the usual impediments to exposing abusers: the defamation lawsuits, the well-oiled intimidation machines, the burden of finding witnesses who can corroborate stories about one-on-one encounters.
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"We haven't received anything officially nor have we received any intelligence reports that corroborate what has been said in Sri Lanka," Ardern told reporters at a press conference in Auckland.
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Why it matters: Evans' description of her interactions with Daniels and Trump at a July 2006 celebrity golf tournament help corroborate some the details of the WSJ report released Friday.
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Other flag makers have also appeared to corroborate those sentiments: Chinese flag maker in Yiwu, hub of made in China, said orders of Trump flags way outnumbered Hillary #ElectionNight pic.twitter.
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The president later told reporters he felt "somewhat" vindicated by Nunes's findings, even though they did not corroborate his claim that former President Obama wiretapped Trump Tower during the campaign.
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Archie finally comes forward about hearing the gunshot to corroborate Cheryl's story, but he lies to keep Ms. Grundy safe, saying he was alone with his dog at the river.
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Brazilian authorities are skeptical of Lochte's original allegations, and have so far been unable to track down the taxi driver involved or find further evidence to corroborate the swimmers' accounts.
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Donald Trump's son, Don Jr., produced emails on Tuesday that corroborate a meeting where he and the campaign's top leadership sought compromising information about Clinton, sourced to the Russian government.
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The study authors say they are "expecting a new class of healthier and tastier chocolate soon," though those are the claims that their report doesn't corroborate with any hard data.
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An interview with NBC's Kate Snow raised questions about apparent inconsistencies in Swetnick's story and attempts by the media to reach people who could corroborate her claims came up short.
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In such cases, the Office was not able to corroborate witness statements through comparison to contemporaneous communications or fully question witnesses about statements that appeared inconsistent with other known facts.
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She did approach The Washington Post with her story last year, but the paper said it did not publish her story because it could not find anyone to corroborate it.
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La David Johnson, knew "what he signed up for" even after his chief of staff appeared to corroborate that version of the phone call during a news conference earlier Thursday.
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First, the FBI should reinterview the principals in a "just the facts" manner designed to elicit whatever new information may exist that can corroborate or rebut the accusations by Ford.
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The former New York City mayor's comments echoed those of many Senate Republicans on Thursday, who declared the FBI's report was unable to corroborate any of the claims against Kavanaugh.
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The paper was unable to corroborate her version of events, though the Post said Fairfax's initial characterization of her account as riddled with "red flags and inconsistencies" was not accurate.
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"The association … does not provide proof (of causation), even when the results from our study corroborate findings from previous similar research," study coauthor Geert van der Heijden said by email.
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Instead, it offers new opportunities for collaboration: for example, to convincingly argue that Kepler was an alchemist, we must corroborate Zilberstein and Righetti's findings with studies of Kepler's own library.
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The Pentagon has yet to corroborate this statement, and Western and Iraqi officials remain skeptical, but the mere allegation of al-Baghdadi's downfall lends strength to the counter-ISIS campaign.
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Reuters could not corroborate the claim that the Bidens owns a home in Washington, D.C., but they do rent one in McLean, Virginia, a suburb of the nation's capital (here).
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The latest F.B.I. statistics corroborate what our researchers found: a 5 percent increase in reported hate crimes, with more than half of faith-based hate crimes — 53 percent — against Jews.
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A.M.I. had shared her allegations with Mr. Cohen, though it said it did so only as it worked to corroborate her claims, which it said it ultimately could not do.
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Prosecutors generally work hard to thoroughly vet and corroborate a victim's story before letting her testify to a grand jury, even when they are sure a crime has been committed.
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Mr. Loures, who has since left the program, denied the accusation, and an internal inquiry by the World Health Organization, which oversees U.N.AIDS, found insufficient evidence to corroborate her allegations.
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Federal prosecutors in Manhattan were more questioning about the timing and motivation for Mr. Cohen's help, but they also have used information he provided that they were able to corroborate.
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The president seems to expect his aides to corroborate the alternative reality he tweets out in the dead of morning, but they, not he, face perjury convictions if they do.
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We basically worked up a dossier — 15 different names and photographs, and went to work trying to corroborate the information and find out as much as we could about them.
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Their goal is to look for information anywhere easily accessible on the web that can either contradict the most obvious online hoaxes or do the opposite, and corroborate other claims.
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However, the Indian space agency never released images or other data to corroborate the statement, nor did it share the coordinates of where Vikram supposedly sat on the moon's surface.
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"The FBI, at the end of these FISAs, told us that they had found no evidence to corroborate the allegations in the Steele dossier related to him," Horowitz told lawmakers.
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Two reporters from the New York Times found seven people who could corroborate Ramirez's account that Kavanaugh had thrust his penis in her face when they were students at Yale.
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Ellis, who has regularly pressured prosecutors to hasten court proceedings in the trial, asked why certain evidence was worth presenting when Gates would eventually corroborate it in his own words.
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Reporters were put on the case and failed to corroborate the rumor, but Kushner kept pushing to move the story forward anyway, as the Observer's then-editor, Elizabeth Spiers, recounts.
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It said the investigation, aided by outside counsel, had so far been unable to corroborate the allegations and the company's board had been unable to determine if they had merit.
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The former lawyer and fixer for President Trump, while testifying before Congress on Wednesday, laid out the documents he said would corroborate his account of his work for the president.
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Though police ultimately dismissed the reports when no adults were able to corroborate the sightings, the clown panic spread throughout multiple cities in the US during the summer of 21918.
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But to further corroborate their hunch, the team performed an evolutionary analysis using several other old strains of hepatitis B virus, and found that the virus itself evolves very slowly.
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" The lawyers claim Revis did not commit ANY crime and add, "We have no doubt but that further investigation relative to the clothing and voice verification will corroborate the above assertions.
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Anecdotally at least, sitting Democrats have seen plenty of evidence to corroborate that theory, including waves of letters and calls from alarmed constituents who have never reached out in the past.
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How do we deal with it, how do we tell the story, the ethical way of doing it, how do we corroborate it, what does it mean, what are the nuances?
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Zervos said in court documents, as part of her defamation lawsuit against President Trump, that his itinerary from 2007 and emails from the Trump Organization corroborate her allegations, Variety reported Thursday.
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At the time U.S. Central Command, which oversees military operations in the region, debunked the claim, saying it had "no information to corroborate" that ISIS' second-in-command had been killed.
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They claimed Erdely also ignored red flags about Jackie's credibility, including the changing account of Jackie's rape and her refusal to let Erdely talk to people who could corroborate her story.
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Kavos suspects that Paul and Le's drawings were rigged to be successful, giving viewers inflated expectations for how much they might win, although The Verge was unable to corroborate his suspicions.
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There's no other detail in the profile to corroborate the claim, and Kalanick's name doesn't appear anywhere on Twin Galaxies, the organization that tracks video game high scores and world records.
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A spokesperson from the Russian LGBT Network told International Business Times UK that the organization can corroborate Novaya Gazeta's report, though it's unknown how many of those killed were LGBTQ people.
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Lewan, the NFL's highest-paid offensive tackle, maintained he never took a prohibited supplement and went so far to say that he took a polygraph test to help corroborate his defense.
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The vast majority of women I spoke with for this article who reported receiving random dicks also told me it feels awful and violating, and I can corroborate that it does.
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While we were not able to corroborate all of the allegations, we took this action to address behavior and management style, and have received no further complaints since this was implemented.
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"The results further corroborate the positive effect of falling mortgage rates on affordability, which we expect will help support a rebound in home sales," said Doug Duncan, Fannie Mae's chief economist.
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Shah circulated reporting in the Times stating it had interviewed several dozen people over the past week in an attempt to corroborate Ramirez's story, but couldn't find anyone with firsthand knowledge.
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Burnett noted that CNN, which obtained an early copy of the book, has not been able to corroborate each of the claims by current and former Trump associates in the book.
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A growing group of critics believes that possible election hacking can be curbed, in part, by providing an auditable paper trail of votes that can corroborate if digital records are changed.
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The official was interviewed by the intelligence community watchdog Michael Atkinson to corroborate the allegations made in the initial complaint about a July 25 phone call Trump had with Ukraine's president.
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The state elections board had been expected to call for a new election in early 2019 if it was able to corroborate the evidence of irregularities in the 9th district race.
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The release of this report was accelerated only after my testimony to the House Intelligence Committee revealed that I would corroborate former Director Comey's accounts of his discussions with the President.
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The New Yorker published a story of his alleged lewd behavior at Yale toward a classmate named Deborah Ramirez — one The Times could not corroborate and the accuser only hazily remembered.
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Mr. Purpura also suggested that Mr. Zambada was a liar who could say whatever he wanted since most of the people who could corroborate — or refute — his account were already dead.
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Although none of these other individuals were charged, they remain potential targets if the investigation uncovers sufficient evidence to corroborate some of the allegations contained in the recently released court documents.
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Autopsy results and bullet trajectory, skin from Brown's palm on the outside of the SUV door as well as Brown's DNA on the inside of the driver's door corroborate Wilson's account . . .
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The second official was among those interviewed by the intelligence community inspector general to corroborate the allegations of the original whistle-blower, one of the people briefed on the matter said.
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Swetnick claims that the boys in the lineup included Kavanaugh and Judge, but does not say that they assaulted the girls, or the names of other witnesses who could corroborate it.
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" Asked whether Papadopoulos provided any evidence to corroborate his claims that the British and Australians were involved with his interactions with Mifsud, Ratcliffe said Papadopoulos was explaining his own interactions. "Mr.
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That's why there should not be any expectation that the FBI, which is conducting a supplemental background investigation into Judge Brett Kavanaugh, will be able to corroborate Christine Blasey Ford's allegation.
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GOP lawmakers have said the FBI's findings do not corroborate any of the allegations against Kavanaugh, while Democrats have accused the White House of limiting the scope of the FBI's investigation.
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It's not clear whether federal prosecutors have independent evidence to corroborate the claim that the Saudis hacked Bezos's phone or had any connection to the National Enquirer's story on his affair.
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She emphasizes that there are other witnesses who could corroborate her allegations — pushing back against a key line of attack that Republicans have used against Christine Blasey Ford and Deborah Ramirez.
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He said that Times staff had been abiding by guidelines developed for other stories of sexual misconduct, including a recommendation that reporters find on-the-record sources to corroborate an allegation.
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Attorney Mark Geragos told reporters at a press conference that he was at Brown's home during a lengthy search of the premises and that nothing was found to corroborate the woman's allegations.
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Under the proposed DHS policy, it would become virtually impossible for mothers and children who are unable to corroborate their stories of "credible fear of persecution" to meet the standards for asylum.
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Many outside observers feel that McCabe is in a position to corroborate Comey's testimony to special counsel Robert Mueller, the independent investigator charged with looking into Russia's role in the 2016 election.
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Davis has backed away from the story in recent days, telling the Washington Post that he is not certain if the claim is accurate, and that he could not independently corroborate it.
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Democrats also note, with reason, that the memo creates the false impression that evidence supposedly used to corroborate Mr Steele was inaccurate or misleading, when that evidence was not used as corroboration.
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If President Trump is in fact still tweeting from a personal device (as evidence from his timeline and reports seem to corroborate), it's unlikely he has adopted the Boeing Black full time.
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The official noted ISIS operatives have in the past faked their own deaths in attempts to "take the heat" off themselves, so US officials are working to corroborate whether he was killed.
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Though not confirmation by any means, the report seems to corroborate previous rumors that claimed the iPhone 8 will hark back to the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S's iconic "glass sandwich" design.
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While investment and trade data are distorted by MNEs' activities, private consumption rose by 3.0% last year, and labour market dynamics corroborate the picture of strong real activity in the Irish economy.
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While we can't verify the authenticity of the alleged design, it does appear to corroborate previous reports that claimed at least one of this year's iPhones would have a triple camera system.
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The official also noted the Navy is trying to corroborate accounts which suggest that the two sailors who weren't almost instantly "incapacitated" attempted to help the other five escape the incoming water.
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"We have not uncovered a single document that would in any way corroborate the Dossier's allegations regarding Mr. Cohen, nor do we believe that any such document exists," Ryan wrote to Reps.
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"All too often when we interview witnesses and they provide leads that we need to corroborate or that we need to investigate further, my colleagues won't allow those," Schiff told NBC News.
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The Times did not find documentation to help corroborate the family's account, who described themselves as Democrats who dislike Trump, and Elysa Braunstein was unsure whether her father ever examined Donald Trump.
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While the market panic seems to corroborate Reizniece-Ozola's views earlier in the week, many analysts see the risk of contagion as small, and the risk of a euro departure even smaller.
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It's the generalist part of the mission, equipped to take a wide range of measurements that can corroborate past observations of Mercury's structure, composition, and thin atmosphere, while also pursuing new questions.
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As a witness, Mr. McCabe would be in a position to corroborate the testimony of the former F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, who kept contemporaneous notes on his conversations with Mr. Trump.
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We either don't know or can't corroborate all of the techniques that were used on Baluchi, because so much of the program remains classified, withheld even from Pradhan and her co-counsel.
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The BuzzFeed report, published late Thursday, cites two unnamed law enforcement sources, and other news organizations have approached the scoop with varying degrees of caution and have been unable to corroborate it.
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Their data corroborate fossil evidence of a bedbug ancestor, Quasicimex eilapinastes, preserved in 100-million-year-old amber, which was first identified by Michael Engel, a University of Kansas entomologist, in 2008.
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A series of people have approached investigators to provide new information and to corroborate the records of the driver, Oscar Centeno, who was employed by a planning minister who served in Mrs.
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This finding might corroborate other recent studies that reconstruct the Milky Way's turbulent past with nearby galaxies, which can skim material from the galaxies edges or cause disturbances by colliding with it.
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The autopsy findings corroborate law enforcement accounts that Mr. Higgins had gone into convulsions while officers searched a private jet that had been carrying the hip-hop star for drugs and guns.
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Giuliani argued that Betancourt was crucial to the survival of the Venezuelan opposition, and he urged the Justice Department lawyers to talk to Guaido themselves to corroborate his claims, the person said.
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Instead, the F.B.I. reported that its agents had met with the source to "further corroborate" the dossier and found him to be "truthful and cooperative," leaving a misleading impression in renewal applications.
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Tom Spiggle, a Virginia lawyer who is a specialist in sexual harassment cases, said Ford's team would hope that an investigation could corroborate her testimony, which otherwise would have to stand alone.
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The accounts of torture, deprivation, sham trials and executions that the rights group gathered corroborate numerous accounts given to The Times by current and former detainees in several prisons across the country.
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However, "Hawking radiation" had very deep implications for mathematical physics – indeed one of the main achievements of a theoretical framework for particle physics called string theory has been to corroborate his idea.
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And the Trump team's attempt to discredit Wolff faces another complication: the fact that his book broadly tends to corroborate many themes that have arisen in existing news reports about Trump's personality.
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"After carefully considering all relevant and reasonably available information, which included a review of the Afghan government's report of findings, our investigation found no credible information to corroborate the allegations," he said.
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The Washington Post reports that, according to "a diplomat familiar with the deliberations," the body double was intended to corroborate the Saudi government's initial story that Khashoggi walked out of the consulate.
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Allred says a witness has come forward to corroborate the Baltimore women's accounts, and all three of them have spoken to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York.
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After the New Yorker's story was published, the New York Times said its reporters interviewed several dozen people to corroborate the allegations but could not find someone with firsthand knowledge of Ramirez's claim.
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Some of the claims accepted in the program could be tough to corroborate in a court of law; the average age childhood sex abuse survivors come forward is 52, according to Child USA.
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The leaked images appear to corroborate rumors that "the phones will only come with wraparound displays," as Bloomberg reported last year, meaning the display will curve over the phones edges on both sides.
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Boots had such a clearly defined character and he had so much that he wanted to say with this character that I just found a bunch of stuff about CEOs to corroborate with.
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Rather, as is often the case in situations where sexual assault by an acquaintance occurs behind closed doors years earlier, it is difficult to corroborate either the victim's allegations or the accused's denials. .
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Photos of the device uploaded to Dubizzle corroborate rumors that the G5 will shed the G4's plastic body for an all-metal one and sport a dual-camera setup on the back.
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A new report from DigiTimes doesn't directly corroborate the larger iPhone getting more RAM, only that they expect the iPhone 7 (both models or maybe just one) will come with 3GB of RAM.
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"Don't give your people a bad name," he seethes after Rose fails to show up on a live feed to corroborate his son's whereabouts the night Wallace's future daughter-in-law was murdered.
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Deborah Ramirez alleged in a New Yorker report two weeks ago that Kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a party in college, a claim the paper could find no other eyewitness to corroborate.
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Major League Baseball said Wednesday that an independent investigation did not find credible evidence to corroborate allegations that Seattle Mariners executives made derogatory comments about Latino players or discriminated against a former employee.
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A delay raises the possibility of more allegations against Kavanaugh, who has been accused of sexual misconduct during high school and college by two other women, or more evidence to corroborate existing allegations.
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It is logical that the government has negotiated a non-prosecution agreement with AMI and with Pecker himself ("Chairman1"), as the sentencing documents show him to be a key witness to corroborate Cohen.
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" Six weeks later, N.Y.C.B. and S.A.B. issued a statement that the Martins investigation "did not corroborate the allegations of harassment or violence both made in the anonymous letter and reported in the media.
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Susan Collins were just some of Republicans who reiterated Sunday that they have seen no evidence Trump was correct about the accusation, which Trump and his administration have refused thus far to corroborate.
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He also counseled that Biblical teachings suggest Moore should still be given the benefit of the doubt, because in the alleged assaults "there is no second witness" who can corroborate each woman's claim.
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The advocacy group said it was able to corroborate the use of cluster munitions since January 26 by speaking with local witnesses and reviewing video footage taken at the site of alleged attacks.
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Agents can look into the allegations by interviewing witnesses Dr. Blasey says were present at the party, scrutinizing Judge Kavanaugh's calendars from 1982 and searching for records that could corroborate the accusers' stories.
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It's not clear if McCabe had similar concerns, but he might be able to corroborate Comey's claim that Trump pressured him to end the FBI's probe into former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn.
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Mr. Cummings's warning suggested that lawmakers and their staffs were working sequentially to collect the evidence they believe they need to corroborate the anonymous C.I.A. whistle-blower complaint that touched off the inquiry.
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The audio seems to corroborate a key detail in Parnas' explosive claims that Trump directly knew about and helped direct the pressure campaign to get Ukraine to announce investigations of his political foes.
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" Mr. Ali said that Egyptians could corroborate his claims about the extent of their president's personal property empire because he had given them enough information to "go and see his palaces for themselves.
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Intelligence provided to the International Atomic Energy Agency appear to corroborate reports of nuclear collaboration, indicating that North Korea transferred "crucial technology" to Iran including mathematical formulas and codes for nuclear warhead design.
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Joseph Bondy, Parnas's lawyer, wrote a letter to the federal judge saying the subpoenaed records are important for the committee to "corroborate the strength of Mr. Parnas's potential testimony" in the impeachment inquiry.
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It isn't surprising that Mueller would want to interview a figure who had as much access as Bannon, experts say, even if only to corroborate the information the special counsel's team already gathered.
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CNN previously reported Morrison believed the National Security Council process in regards to Ukraine was legally sound, and that he was expected to corroborate Taylor's testimony on investigations and US aid to Ukraine.
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If, as a youth, Hamed had been tried separately from his parents, Mohammad and Yahya may have been able to call on him as a witness to corroborate their alibi, the court heard.
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When asked about the discrepancies in Mr. Jones's story, the filmmakers acknowledged that they could not corroborate the account and that the plan Mr. Jones had described might not have been medically possible.
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Rather, as is often the case in situations where sexual assault by an acquaintance occurs behind closed doors years earlier, it is difficult to corroborate either the victim's allegations or the accused's denials.
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In the years prior to the 9/11 attacks, the CIA had received sporadic reports of possible Saudi support of al-Qaeda, but the agency had not been able to corroborate the intelligence.
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While the investigation did not find evidence to corroborate the complainant's assertions against Binny, it did reveal other lapses in judgement, particularly a lack of transparency, related to how Binny responded to the situation.
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Moscow said on Friday its forces may have killed Baghdadi in an air strike in Syria last month, but Washington said it could not corroborate the death and Western and Iraqi officials were skeptical.
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This despite the fact that a rough transcript of the conversation released by the White House only seemed to corroborate many of the details in the complaint filed with the Intelligence Community Inspector General.
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The Associated Press speculated that the prosecution likely used the photographs to corroborate testimony from Jessica Mann, who accused Weinstein of raping her and forcing oral sex on her in 2013, among other allegations.
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Biden has also been criticized for failing to call witnesses during the hearings who said they could corroborate Hill's story, including a woman who said that Thomas had repeatedly pressured her to date him.
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Morrison is also seen as an official who can corroborate the testimony of William Taylor, the top U.S. diplomat to Ukraine who offered what Democrats described as the "most powerful" testimony earlier this week.
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While Morrison is expected to corroborate parts of Taylor's account, he is also expected to paint a picture of the NSC keeping the train on the tracks and not carrying out any illegal actions.
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The story is that US intelligence agencies before could not corroborate any part of the dossier — related to Trump or otherwise — and now have been able to verify at least some of its reports.
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" Scott, in a letter to FBI Director Christopher Wray, wrote "I am requesting that the FBI provide any evidence to corroborate those claims to Congress and the Florida Department of State within seven days.
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Before the accusers spoke, Assistant U.S. Attorney Alex Rossmiller said that a number of other witnesses contacted authorities after Epstein was recently indicted, and that prosecutors are trying to corroborate their allegations against him.
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Still, while they've yet to corroborate any of the claims outlined in the dossier, American intelligence agencies thought the charges were credible enough to brief President Barack Obama and President-elect Trump about it.
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Earlier in April China's Foreign Ministry had asked Interpol to issue a global arrest warrant for Guo, in turn having accused him of bribery, charges the twins appear to corroborate in their video confession.
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The first complaint was filed in August by a CIA officer who was at one time detailed to the White House, and the second potential whistleblower was interviewed to corroborate the first whistleblower's allegations.
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"The worse a stock is performing, the more we're going to examine in detail our assumptions, talk to the company, and try to corroborate what they're saying with customers, suppliers, and competitors," he said.
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Sponsor may take all steps necessary to corroborate any information provided to Sponsor by the potential Winner and potential Winner will be obligated to provide necessary information to assist Sponsor with the background check.
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As a former faculty member in one of our nation's war colleges, I can corroborate the strategy's assertion that relatively few foreign military women participate in our professional military education, and that they should.
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"Credit is due the discipline and persistence of homicide investigators, who worked around the clock to corroborate tipster information with actual evidence," Harris County First Assistant District Attorney Tom Berg said in a statement.
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The White House concluded that the interviews did not corroborate sexual misconduct accusations against Judge Kavanaugh, and could help his case, said the person briefed on the findings, who requested anonymity to discuss them.
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I don't mean to suggest that Omarosa hasn't been able to corroborate some of her claims with surreptitious audio recordings of conversations with President Trump, Chief of Staff John Kelly, and assorted campaign aides.
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They can refer suspicious cases to the inspector general for Social Security, who may use social media to corroborate information from other sources in fraud investigations conducted with state and local law enforcement agencies.
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How we know: No paper evidence has been found to corroborate the version of events described by the Braunstein family, who also suggested there was some involvement by a second podiatrist, Dr. Manny Weinstein.
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Florida officials say they did reach out to FBI and DHS right after Nelson's comments -- as Burr told them to -- and were told by both there's no evidence to corroborate what Nelson's talking about.
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The jury of seven men and five women has been shown pictures of Mr. Weinstein in the nude, and the testimony about his appearance is being used by prosecutors to corroborate the women's accounts.
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That comment appeared to corroborate a presentation Mr. Fitzgerald had made in court a day earlier, showing a visa application Mr. al-Baluchi submitted to visit the United States for one week, starting Sept.
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Prosecutors said they were unable to substantiate that Cosby or his accuser attended the party in question, nor could they corroborate her account with a friend whom the woman identified as a potential witness.
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It's possible that Manafort will simply corroborate the details that others within the Trump inner circle have already offered up about who knew what and when about Russia's efforts to elect the billionaire businessman.
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" In a similar report last week, the United Nations also said it was "unable to independently corroborate" that missiles and drones used in attacks on Saudi oil facilities in September "are of Iranian origin.
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The crimes for which Stone was convicted related to his lying to Congress about his contacts with WikiLeaks during the 2016 presidential election, and for pressuring an associate, Randy Credico, to corroborate his lies.
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A Bolivian military man brought out a copy of a Cuban magazine featuring a picture of Che and held it up to his face, as if to corroborate the corpse's identity for the media.
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In December of that year, she reached out to a friend at The Washington Post, which has said it declined to run the story in part because it was unable to corroborate her account.
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He said that detectives were in an "ongoing dialogue" with Mr. Smollett's legal team and that they were "trying to be as amenable as possible" in helping to corroborate new information they had received.
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"An FBI supplemental background investigation that did not include an interview of Dr. Christine Blasey Ford — now the witnesses who corroborate her testimony — cannot be called an investigation," they wrote in a statement Wednesday.
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"It makes me think they don't have it and they're trying to figure out how to get out of a statement that the President made that is not true and they can't corroborate," he said.
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Even so, the enhanced pictures appear to corroborate previous suspicions that the material could be glass forged by meteorites crashing into the lunar surface, which would explain why it is the middle of a crater.
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The Swiss office said it has made a new request for legal assistance from Malaysia, aimed at obtaining further evidence to corroborate its findings as well as securing the help it initially requested in January.
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In addition to allowing for comparative analyses of the objects studied, the observatory will likely be used to corroborate data from other telescopes in the event of unexpected celestial phenomena, such as a supernova explosion.
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The now 24-year-old mother breaks her non-disclosure agreement with Kelly by providing legal documents, payment information and more to seasoned Kelly reporter Jim DeRogatis and BuzzFeed to corroborate her claims of abuse.
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But Schiff, Warner and others found a receptive audience in the news media, where misinformed or inexperienced reporters delivered a 24/7 barrage of stories intended to corroborate a collusion plot that did not exist.
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Dennis vanEngelsdorp, an assistant professor at the University of Maryland who focuses on honeybee health, said that while the new study was "well designed," it mostly helped to corroborate work that had already been done.
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Michael Avenatti told the Senate Judiciary Committee Monday that his client is prepared to take a lie detector test to prove she can corroborate the allegations of sexual misconduct against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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We know it's true because of all the other witnesses who we'll go through the testimony of, and all the documentary evidence which we'll go through, including emails from Mr. Manafort, that corroborate his testimony.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and other Saudi officials have insisted repeatedly that Mr. Khashoggi left the consulate freely, without showing any video footage of him exiting the building to corroborate their version of events.
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Ironically, some of the photos being used to corroborate the mutant chicken hoax were apparently made by a skeptical photoshopper who claimed to be trying to prove how easy it was to make fake pictures.
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In one request, Mr. Nieto's office asked to retrieve bank account information in Brazil, the Virgin Islands and Switzerland, in an effort to corroborate the money transfers that had been reported in the news media.
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Wittes' assessment is notable because he was among the first Comey associates to corroborate the substance of the memos, suggesting he learned similar details about Trump's interactions with Comey from his private conversations with him.
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Democrats are hoping that the officials, starting with Volker, can help corroborate allegations made by the whistleblower about Trump trying to pressure Ukraine's leader to help discredit a potential rival in the 2020 presidential election.
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Republicans pounced on a New York Times report which said reporters there had interviewed dozens in an attempt to corroborate the story of the woman, Deborah Ramirez, but could find no one with firsthand knowledge.
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Refugees have historically been enlisted by U.S. policymakers to corroborate an American identity most needed at the moment — savior, defender of the free market and, today, permanent victim of global terrorism and enemy of Islam.
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Daniels' friend and fellow adult film actress Alana Evans, who has publicly tried to corroborate Daniels' claims of an affair, also said she will file her own defamation claims by the end of the month.
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He provided documents to corroborate his claims, but since he wasn't totally forthcoming earlier about the scope of his criminal conduct, the US attorney's office in Manhattan did not give him a cooperation agreement. 3.
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"We need to speak to him now," a police spokesman told me on Saturday, to corroborate info from the two men who were persons of interest — both of whom are now cooperating in the case.
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His political team estimates that his efforts have yielded more than $100 million for Republican candidates for House, Senate and governor, though there is no way to independently corroborate that claim through election commission records.
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Although Bruce's showing at Long Beach is often painted in glossy terms, many of those in attendance corroborate the polarizing nature of his demonstration, in which half the crowd perceived him as brash and condescending.
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On February 28, 2018, Trump complained that Sessions wouldn't corroborate his unfounded belief in the existence of a widespread conspiracy, led by federal law enforcement personnel, to undermine Trump's candidacy during the 2016 presidential election.
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Because he believed that such tapes could corroborate his account of what happened, Comey leaked a memo detailing a conversation where Trump allegedly asked Comey to drop his investigation into former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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From walnut growers to grape juice producers, there are hundreds of examples of companies and industry groups funding so-called independent studies that corroborate marketing claims about their product's ability to improve health and fight disease.
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"Detectives have probable cause that they may have been involved in an alleged crime and we are working to corroborate the allegations and investigative timeline as our investigation continues," spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said in a statement.
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The company has repeatedly denied that it would act on behalf of China, and pointed out that the US government has not publicly produced any evidence to corroborate the claims, but US officials have remained unconvinced.
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We need better and earlier access to surveillance video whenever it it available to the NYPD, not only to weed out such mistakes, but to better assess and corroborate evidence in all manner of serious cases.
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But top defense officials who watched the raid alongside the President in the Situation Room have demurred when asked to corroborate the President's colorful description of Baghdadi's demise, raising questions about where Trump got the information.
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Cohen has no physical evidence, such as recordings, to corroborate his account, but he is prepared to provide a statement to Robert Mueller, who's running the investigation into alleged collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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Alejandro Gomez, the state attorney general, told Mexican television it was unclear what caused the explosions, adding he could not corroborate accounts pointing to a detonation at one stall that may have begun a chain reaction.
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Though my prepubescent self had no real life experiences to corroborate with the artist's early-2000 "Fight Ova Man" single, I still belted the now-infamous "SCAWN DEM!" with all the Jamaican diasporic pride in me.
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Heitkamp argued that that even if senators did not believe there was evidence to corroborate Ford's claims, Kavanaugh's testimony blasting Democrats for conducting an "orchestrated political hit" against him provided additional reason to oppose his confirmation.
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This is a risky strategy because Cohen's lawyer Lanny Davis has already produced one recording that purportedly links Trump to payments made to Daniels, and who knows what else exists to corroborate his version of events.
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Michael Avenatti, the lawyer representing adult-film actress Stormy Daniels, is calling for the Senate to hear testimony from unnamed witnesses he claims can corroborate new allegations of sexual misconduct involving Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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But soon after, Charles uploaded his own version of the events in a video called "No More Lies," and Westbrook eventually apologized, along with Jeffree Star, who had jumped into the drama to corroborate Westbrook's accusations.
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There's also a transparency imbalance: Ohlala boasts about its verification process, but far more women than men bother to add photos (something I can corroborate, having spent time on both sides of the app's gender line).
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Even though there was plenty of evidence that Demjanjuk worked at the Sobibor death camp, the only witness who could corroborate this had died and could no longer be cross-examined, according to The Jerusalem Post.
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Clune has said that she also provided more than 20 names of people who could corroborate her account, though he expressed concerns that the FBI had not yet contacted any of them as of Tuesday evening.
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It appeared from his testimony that he was brought to court largely to corroborate earlier descriptions by law enforcement officers of a seizure of 40 AK-47 rifles that took place in El Paso in 2010.
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The whistle-blower, moreover, identified multiple White House officials as witnesses to potential presidential misconduct who could corroborate the complaint, the people said — adding that the inspector general for the intelligence community, Michael Atkinson, interviewed witnesses.
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Mazie Hirono said Wednesday that there should be some attempt to corroborate an allegation of sexual assault against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh before the Senate Judiciary Committee hears from the woman who is accusing him.
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The report, an excerpt from a forthcoming book on Kavanaugh, also revealed that seven people could corroborate a sexual misconduct allegation made by Deborah Ramirez, who had accused Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct during his nomination process.
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After Winer gave Steele the notes from Shearer, Steele wrote that he found it interesting and it tended to corroborate some of what he found, but he also noted that it was uncorroborated, the source said.
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The sheriff said on Sunday that his office waited until Thursday, the day after the broadcast, to corroborate that the deputy had not entered the school and to notify families of the victims about the finding.
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Police in those states are working to corroborate the statements about the six other killings, but haven't been able to connect Gibson to the alleged crimes yet, Miami Beach Police spokesman Ernesto Rodriguez told CNN on Wednesday.
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Eliza Dushku's legal guardian on the set True Lies has come forward to corroborate the actress' claims that she was molested by stunt coordinator Joel Kramer while filming the movie when she was just 12 years old.
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As Motherboard first reported yesterday and The Verge's sources can corroborate, a lobbyist who works directly for Apple recently met with members of the California state Assembly's Privacy and Consumer Protection Committee, which was considering the bill.
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Clune adds that she provided law enforcement with more than 20 witnesses who could help corroborate her account, although it did not appear that the agency had reached out to any of them as of Tuesday evening.
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Several black witnesses appeared in court to corroborate Heidelberg's alibi, but prosecutors—who leaned almost entirely on eyewitnesses—urged jurors to just "look" at them: "Do they even look credible or believable?" co-prosecutor John Riddle asked.
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The vote came as senators were still processing the results of the FBI investigation in Ford's claims against Kavanaugh, which was finished without interviewing Ford, Kavanaugh, or others who claim they can corroborate the allegations against him.
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Police also confirmed that they have been able to corroborate aspects of de la Huerta's story, and said that if the allegations were recent and the movie mogul were in New York, they would make the arrest.
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The companies are not disclosing the value of the deal, but our close sources corroborate a number mentioned in a couple of reports from over the weekend that placed the price at around £2000 million ($227 million).
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The Trump campaign did not respond to a request for comment about what Trump was suggesting in referencing the story, which Snopes, a website that investigates urban myths and legends, was unable to corroborate a year ago.
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"Detectives have probable cause that they may have been involved in an alleged crime and we are working to corroborate the allegations and investigative timeline as our investigation continues," police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said in a statement.
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It's seems unlikely that any of these stories—which cover commercial deception, criminal conduct, and corporate negligence—would have come to light if it wasn't for journalists being able to download, corroborate and report on hacked data.
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"These findings corroborate the notion that nightmares are essentially dreams occurring during REM sleep and suggest that increased emotional arousal during REM sleep, as measured by HEP, is a physiological condition responsible for frequent nightmares," he says.
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And while White House officials on Wednesday night disputed Democrats' claim that Trump had agreed to exclude funding for a border wall in the Dreamers deal, the President on Thursday morning appeared to corroborate the Democrats' account.
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Roughly 24 hours before Kavanaugh's confirmation vote, Collins said from the Senate floor that she believed Christine Blasey Ford was sexually assaulted but that the FBI report did not corroborate her allegation that Kavanaugh was the assailant.
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No other witnesses have come forward to corroborate Swetnick's story and The Wall Street Journal reported last Sunday that it could not locate anyone who could do so, after interviewing dozens of Swetnick's former classmates and colleagues.
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Trump first made the comments that al-Baghdadi was "whimpering" and "crying" and "died like a coward" on October 27, but The Times was not able to corroborate those details with officials familiar with the military operation.
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Brown's friend Dorian Johnson seemed to corroborate that latter narrative in court, saying that the store owner tried to block Brown from leaving after he took the cigarillos––a fairly clear indication that they were not his.
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Groups like Airwars and Amnesty International use social media and on-the-ground reporting to verify civilian deaths, while the Defense Department often relies on drone feeds and other intelligence to corroborate the results of its strikes.
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It came as senators were still absorbing the results of the confidential F.B.I. inquiry — an investigation that Republicans said found no evidence to corroborate the claims of Dr. Blasey and others, and that Democrats branded a whitewash.
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Since situations of armed conflict and severe state repression often make it challenging to connect with sources, for logistical or security reasons, we've developed skills and methodologies to independently confirm or corroborate what's visible in a video.
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The lawyers said their new client, whose identity is not known, is an intelligence official who had grown alarmed by the president's behavior and was among those interviewed to corroborate the allegations of the original whistle-blower.
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Much of the material appears to corroborate previously disclosed claims that Giuliani was using Parnas as an intermediary to get Ukrainians to dredge up dirt on Joe Biden, a political rival of Trump's, and his son Hunter.
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But Democrats argue that the parameters that Republicans initially set chartered a course for the FBI that was never going to uncover anything that could corroborate the assault accusations from Christine Blasey Ford, Deborah Ramirez and Swetnick.
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But rather than alerting the court to that disconnect, the F.B.I. reported only that the agents had talked to him in their effort to corroborate the dossier and found him cooperative and honest, leaving a misleading impression.
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John Kelly appeared to back up the former White House counsel Don McGahn&aposs testimonySummaries shed light on Kelly&aposs August 2018 interview, which appeared to corroborate testimony made by the former White House counsel Don McGahn.
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She also writes that Ford has "no memory of key details of the night in question" that could help corroborate her account, such as how she got to and from the party and where it took place.
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Stone, a self-described dirty trickster, was convicted of lying to Congress about his contacts with the document disclosure group WikiLeaks during the 2016 presidential elections, and pressuring an associate, comedian Randy Credico, to corroborate his lies.
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He also alleged Ford had once helped prepare a friend for a polygraph test, which would counter Ford's sworn testimony last week, and said she never told him about the assault, which would corroborate that same testimony.
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The claim has yet to be independently confirmed, and the findings haven't been published to a peer-reviewed journal; outside experts haven't had an opportunity to corroborate the claims, or assess the efficacy or safety of the procedure.
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We had a couple of examples of startups like that that are, for example, trying to find ways to detect fake news, or to give people different sources or propose different sources to try to corroborate a story.
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The Times reported in February that A.M.I. had shared Ms. McDougal's allegations with Mr. Cohen, though the company said it did so only as part of efforts to corroborate her story, which it said it could not do.
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She also claimed in the deposition that she never spoke to anyone besides Steele, Isikoff, and her attorney Dan Gecker about the details of the encounter, throwing doubt on Eisen, Martin, and Tripp's attempts to corroborate her allegations.
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On Thursday, US director of national intelligence Dan Coats told Cyberscoop that he has yet see any evidence to corroborate the claims that Chinese spies compromised critical US tech infrastructure following a report by Bloomberg earlier this month.
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