He noted that Justice Burke made the highly unusual legal decision to let the prosecution call more witnesses to back their stories up, essentially corroborating the accounts of the corroborating witnesses.
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But there is other corroborating evidence for the distributed self.
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And there was no corroborating evidence that he did so.
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Testing both might have provided corroborating evidence, experts said. 5.
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According to leaks that several journalists are corroborating, Warner Bros.
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No corroborating testimony or evidence for their accounts is presented.
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It included named sources, corroborating evidence and multiple disturbing incidents.
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The journalist refused to provide any corroborating evidence that they occurred.
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"We've seen no additional corroborating information," Flake said, according to CNN.
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But details of the corroborating information are redacted from the memo.
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The remaining 30 percent had partial evidence, but lacked corroborating material.
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He vowed to send me corroborating documents but never delivered them.
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Many of my female friends have corroborating stories of their own.
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Ten named the investors involved, often providing corroborating messages and emails.
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Ten named the investors, and some had corroborating messages and emails.
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"We've seen no additional corroborating information" about the allegations, he said.
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These cases weren't just claims by women with no corroborating evidence.
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And you are corroborating and confirming a lot of John&aposs story.
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"And there was no corroborating evidence that he did so," she said.
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Well, you don't get corroboration if you don't talk to corroborating witnesses.
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I provided legal documentation, hospital bills, and over a dozen corroborating witnesses.
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We listened to all of the potential corroborating witnesses for Dr. Ford.
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The official provided no corroborating evidence for this new version of events.
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In addition, her ex-husband was a corroborating witness to her allegations.
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City officials dispute that, though they told BuzzFeed News no corroborating data exists.
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There is significant additional corroborating evidence that labor market recovery is not complete.
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"We are corroborating all of the evidence in a criminal investigation," Martinez said.
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Otherwise the allegations are often coming months later, and with few corroborating witnesses.
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Investigators also look for corroborating evidence to determine whose story is more believable.
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In the Lewinsky-Clinton affair, corroborating evidence showed up as a blue dress.
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He said Thursday that he saw "no additional corroborating information" in the report.
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Senate Republicans said an FBI investigation into the accusations provided no corroborating evidence.
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Further, she said, there was corroborating evidence that supported moving forward with charges.
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"This may — may — be powerful corroborating evidence that the assault happened," Whitehouse said.
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They could not fight back when confronted with corroborating evidence and multiple accusers.
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Security camera videos from inside the hospital offer corroborating evidence of an Oct.
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Granted, Freuchen is the sole source of his tale, with no corroborating evidence.
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A yellow labrador is corroborating nasty stereotypes about dogs not being able to drive.
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But betting patterns are, at best, corroborating evidence when it comes to proving corruption.
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But now Bloomberg is corroborating that this thing is still far from a certainty.
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The sources added that Atkinson's testimony mostly covered the process of corroborating the complaint.
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Here&aposs what they&aposre now reporting is corroborating everything we have been uncovering.
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They deny Dr. Ford an FBI investigation, won't subpoena corroborating witnesses, and now, this.
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A weeklong supplemental FBI investigation found no corroborating evidence of the claims, Republicans said.
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The Obama administration says it will consider this request if corroborating evidence is provided.
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Democrats can hold out hope that new, corroborating evidence will emerge about the assault.
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Actually, in most states, no corroborating evidence is required for any conviction at all.
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Her legal team had secured a corroborating witness who was also prepared to speak.
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Missing, Jean Peters Baker, the prosecutor, said, was corroborating evidence for such a case.
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White House national security adviser Robert O'Brien defended Trump, but without corroborating those details.
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This, Mueller said, prevented investigators from corroborating witness statements and questioning witnesses about inconsistencies.
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I'm open to clear proof of perjury, but right now I'm still focused on the assault allegations themselves, where I would really, really like one directly corroborating witness — just one — to events that all seem like they could very well have corroborating witnesses.
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However, Trump's team has not yet presented any specifics or corroborating details for this claim.
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John Ratcliffe, R-Texas, was more concerned with corroborating Page's account with that of Strzok.
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What women nodded along, corroborating this idea, and consigning themselves to a lifetime of oppression?
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Obviously, for now Wong's claims are just that: one person's claims without any corroborating reports.
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"There has to be additional investigation or testimony to provide some corroborating context," Granholm said.
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McCabe has signaled that he will be corroborating Comey's account, and with contemporaneous, detailed notes.
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There were no corroborating witnesses, fingerprints, DNA, or blood evidence connecting Irons to the crime.
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But the reporting and the corroborating report that we've seen reported already is terribly disturbing.
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Corroborating what I'd seen in import records, Lu mentioned that PVH was Maidilang's primary buyer.
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Google itself had presented no corroborating press release or statement, let alone a landing page.
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The Vierra family says Bethany has corroborating audio clips of Alhaidari screaming at her, enraged.
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The ones who are showing up are increasingly just corroborating what has already been revealed.
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In the feud, he sided with Westbrook, corroborating her claim that Charles exhibited predatory behavior.
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Flake said he saw no additional corroborating information against Kavanaugh, although he was "still reading" it.
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"We will dig up these records and we will match and find corroborating evidence," he said.
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Corroborating previous rumors, Bloomberg reports the iPhone 7 will sport a new pressure-sensitive home button.
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Despite three coworkers signing corroborating statements, she struggled to find a lawyer to take her case.
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Corroborating documents surely lie in the still-padlocked files of the FBI, CIA, and Defense Department.
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But the most current thinking on sexual-assault investigations is that there is always corroborating evidence.
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And now, there is even more evidence corroborating the eminence of beer in the Bronze Age.
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The documents are paired with a signed statement from the book's publisher's widow corroborating the story.
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In all of those cases, there were corroborating facts and evidence against the defendants, he said.
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" A follow-up question is asked: "Are we just corroborating that based on his words, though?
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The reasons are many: fear of reprisals or being blamed, not enough corroborating evidence, or shame.
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The Catholic News Agency (CNA) reported Monday that some corroborating evidence for Vigano's claims has emerged.
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As of this writing, we are not aware of any corroborating evidence to support Ford's claims.
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"We've seen no additional corroborating information," Flake told reporters at the U.S. Capitol, according to CNN.
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He refused to call corroborating witnesses and did nothing to block disgusting personal attacks from Republicans.
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As a reporter, I looked for corroborating evidence as a means of assessing each person's veracity.
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Sexual assaults also commonly occur away from third-party witnesses, limiting the potential for corroborating testimonies.
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Agents did not interview the 20 people who wished to share corroborating evidence about Ramirez's allegation.
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"First of all, the reporting was very carful in terms of interviewing corroborating witnesses," Baldwin said.
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And contemporaneous accounts from corroborating witnesses like these add a lot of credibility to victims' stories.
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There is no way to fairly have this hearing without having corroborating witnesses come forward as well.
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In addition to the lack of corroborating evidence we also learn facts that have raised more questions.
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Ashley Miller, an atheist activist, wrote to the board Thursday corroborating both R. and St. Clair's accounts.
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They are interviewing -- under oath -- a series of people who appear to be corroborating the whistleblower's complaint.
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The witness says she saw Ezekiel punch the man -- corroborating the story the victim's friend told police.
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She has passed a polygraph examination and offered significant corroborating evidence of her credibility and her claims.
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In addition to the lack of corroborating evidence, we also learned some facts that raised more questions.
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Her attorney said Ramirez spoke with the FBI and provided investigators with a list of corroborating witnesses.
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Or an innocent man will have his career shredded by unproven claims not supported by corroborating evidence.
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Instead, they've chosen to delegitimize anyone corroborating the scheme — even if they work inside the White House.
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A man is having his life destroyed due to allegations for which there are zero corroborating evidence.
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I mean so my first original source wasn&apost Tyler, but he was certainly an important corroborating source.
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Uber argues that adverse inference would require corroborating evidence Waymo does not have in order to be applied.
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"He's being helpful in some respects, he is corroborating previous witnesses and their testimony," Lynch said of Reeker.
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This is why researchers often look for corroborating evidence in the brain's structure to support any fMRI findings.
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Instead, the announcement served as corroborating evidence for the realistic and told-ya-so ammunition for the nostalgic.
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Authorities said their subsequent investigation showed that Harper's claims did not have corroborating evidence, according to the Star.
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Bell told investigators he is HIV positive, and investigators found evidence corroborating the diagnosis, the sheriff's office said.
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Kavanaugh fervently denied the allegations and the GOP says no corroborating evidence was found in an FBI investigation.
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Hyten has denied the allegations, and an Air Force investigation did not find corroborating evidence to charge him.
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They were the kind of thing no one took very seriously, until Cooper appeared from nowhere, corroborating them.
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Many GOP senators said the report proved there was no corroborating evidence to support the three women's claims.
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There was no corroborating evidence to prove Williams's claim, and no physical evidence linking Kitchen to the murders.
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She said she was simply corroborating the family stories of Native American lineage that she has often recounted.
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Mr. Fahmy said in the interview that there had been no payment, and he provided corroborating bank statements.
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The lack of witnesses, surveillance video and any other corroborating evidence has spurred theories that have frustrated Smollett.
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Your word alone isn't enough; we need photo evidence, corroborating country of origin intelligence, documents, and medical records.
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The team also found corroborating evidence for these strange particles in the IceCube experiment buried in the Antarctic ice.
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In fact, in the past week, People magazine published a follow-up article corroborating much of one accuser's claims.
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The ones who face multiple, detailed accusations of rape and sexual assault, with witnesses and corroborating evidence to spare?
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Tamblyn shared a screenshot of a text conversation Tuesday morning that appears to shows her friend corroborating her story.
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Flake on Thursday told reporters that the FBI review found "no additional corroborating information" about the claims against Kavanaugh.
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GOP senators who viewed an FBI report regarding an investigation into the allegation said it showed no corroborating evidence.
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I'm going to go through and try and find corroborating sources and maybe do a rewrite of the article.
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Mr. Ailes left under a cloud after a lawsuit accused him of sexual harassment, which then drew corroborating accounts.
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Prosecutors said the investigation found insufficient corroborating evidence for a sexual assault allegation dating back that far in time.
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There's no word yet on whether Ramirez will appear, or if there will be any other corroborating witnesses present.
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The full, plaintext password was then emailed, further corroborating that the site does indeed store passwords without any hashing.
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He was unable to provide evidence corroborating the accusation, saying that invoices for those transactions remained in Al Fujayrah.
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But nuclear inspectors were nonetheless able to detect radioactive particles, corroborating Israeli claims about the purpose of the warehouse.
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Proving such a thing is very hard; it becomes, absent corroborating evidence, a case of one account against another.
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The CNN story noted, based on sources, that Cohen did not have corroborating evidence to back up his claim.
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Democrats say the bureau did not do due diligence in interviewing corroborating witnesses or Ford herself in its investigation.
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But the FBI did not interview some of Kavanaugh's accusers, including Christine Blasey Ford, or several possible corroborating witnesses.
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The president praised Portman as "honorable" last week for corroborating his explanation of why Ukraine aid got held up.
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But as technology, and corroborating evidence, supported Wegener's theory, our understanding of the planet became more surprising and wondrous.
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" Avenatti added that he has "spoken to a number of corroborating witnesses relating to what my client has stated.
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The memo notes that the Department of Justice developed information from "multiple independent sources" corroborating aspects of the Steele dossier.
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Officials in Ankara are reluctant to confront the kingdom alone and want to secure American support before corroborating their claims.
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When AI highlights corroborating or contradicting research, it should create feedback loops that encourage accuracy and reproducibility, he tells Axios.
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After her daughter's admission, Loughlin allegedly emailed the corroborating witness, "This is wonderful news," and used a high-five emoji.
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She says she doesn't find Dr. Ford credible because "there are no corroborating witnesses and no evidence" in the case.
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Critics say it offers too little corroborating evidence against Mr Temer in the form of intercepted communications or bank records.
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After the daughter's admission, Loughlin allegedly emailed the corroborating witness: "This is wonderful news," and used a high-five emoji.
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In a lengthy statement later Friday, Trump pointed to the lack of corroborating witnesses or security video for Carroll's story.
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But Heath would have been quizzed over seven accusations, although police refused to say whether there was other corroborating evidence.
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If even quasi-corroborating evidence comes out later, Trump will use it to show that he was right all along.
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He has been faulted for being insufficiently supportive of Hill and for allegedly not facilitating corroborating evidence for her claim.
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I've never worked on a case of child abuse where, if you look hard enough, you won't find corroborating evidence.
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The senator also defended Ford's testimony, but said she could not find any corroborating evidence that Kavanaugh was her assailant.
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The hosts of Britney's Gram told Jezebel that they verified the source's identity, but have not released any corroborating information.
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While Cohen's new claims are raising into question Trump Jr.'s denial, Cohen also does not have any corroborating evidence.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the agency that supplied corroborating information about an explosion near an Argentine submarine.
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Accused by multiple women, with corroborating evidence, of unwanted kissing or touching, and bragged on tape of grabbing women's genitals.
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But even with his own words corroborating stories women have been sharing for years, Cosby has still sought to deflect.
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For medals such as the Distinguished Service Cross and Silver Star, the recommendations require multiple witness statements and corroborating information.
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She added that although she found Dr. Blasey's testimony to be "sincere, painful and compelling," witnesses provided no corroborating evidence.
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Flake, another key vote, said he saw "no additional corroborating information" in an initial review of the FBI report. Sen.
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A corroborating report from the New York Times implied that the majority of this plastic will end up in landfills.
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As they listened to the women's experiences and gathered corroborating information from other sources, they discovered certain patterns of behavior.
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The story as laid out in my book Then It Fell Apart is accurate, with lots of corroborating photo evidence, etc.
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As news of his disappearance spreads, Saudi authorities insist Khashoggi had left the consulate unharmed, but could not provide corroborating evidence.
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Never corroborating, never verifying and never telling the judges in the original application in three subsequent renewals, she paid for it.
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Mueller ultimately sided with Comey's version of the story, after corroborating it with multiple other sources -- even the President's daily diary.
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THR says its detailed story is based on interviews with corroborating witnesses and review of documents, text messages, and court orders.
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A limited FBI investigation into the allegations, which Republicans say found no evidence corroborating the claims against Kavanaugh, wrapped last week.
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While there's no official word, Johnson offered a corroborating tweet when he corrected just one minor detail of the THR story.
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While she never heard him use the slur, excerpts of her book reportedly claim that audio tapes exist corroborating her account.
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"Those who say there's no corroborating evidence are thinking very narrowly," Victor Vieth, the founder of the Gundersen center, told me.
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Rather, Cohen suggested that Trump's legal team had a hand in his dishonest testimony, but he did not provide corroborating evidence.
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Ramirez herself felt that a disservice was done to her story by the agency's unwillingness to talk to potentially corroborating witnesses.
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Cohen's word isn't worth very much, and unless he has corroborating evidence, it's difficult to see how he'll back it up.
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The show's time with Ocean's debut, "Channel Orange," makes leaps of interpretive wonder, followed by long stretches of corroborating music clips.
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In the remaining cases, 547 in total, the reports of abuse were deemed plausible, based on interviews or other corroborating evidence.
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However, every piece of evidence moves us closer to the truth by either corroborating or undermining key elements of both accounts.
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But she did not say Kavanaugh assaulted the girls in the bedroom, nor did she provide the names of corroborating witnesses.
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Cops say they also noticed the driver's seat was wet -- seemingly corroborating his story that Danielle had poured water on him.
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Angel Kozeli MozinaBoston To the Editor: Michael Cohen's credibility rests not only on the corroborating documentation that he brought with him.
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Many conservatives have also emphasized the lack of corroborating witnesses, something Kavanaugh brought up during a Fox News interview on Monday.
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Instead, it was the wealth of corroborating evidence, including other information found within the WhatsApp conversation, that helped lead to the arrest.
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The story as laid out in my book Then It Fell Apart is accurate, with lots of corroborating photo evidence, etc. Thanks,
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If either is found to be true – and there appears to be significant corroborating evidence – then the Lt Governor should resign immediately.
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Peper says police allegedly found sexual text messages from Olajire-Aro to the teen and other digital information corroborating the student's accusations.
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And after all was said and done, even with the corroborating evidence, it was quite possible that a jury would not convict.
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Corroborating PitchBook, Redpoint Venture's Tomasz Tunguz points out that the median seed round tripled, from $272,000 to $750,000 between 2010 and 20143.
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The Denisovan father was revealed to have some Neanderthal ancestry, further corroborating a history of genetic exchange between hominin species across Eurasia.
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Usually, it is much weaker than that and must be pieced together with other corroborating evidence, but it is no less real.
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Republicans said the report did not offer any evidence corroborating the accusations of sexual misconduct from Christine Blasey Ford or Deborah Ramirez.
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Investigators have not found evidence corroborating the swimmers' account, according to local news reports, prompting the judge's order to seize their passports.
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Last week, the Canadian lawyer who conducted that inquiry said that forensic evidence, computer metadata and corroborating interviews had confirmed the schemes.
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Futerfas would not provide CNBC with the email that purportedly showed Goldstone corroborating what Trump Jr.'s attorney proposed at the time.
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"I'm going to just say read the story and the journalists have written about their sources and other corroborating evidence," Davis said.
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Cohen said he is willing to testify in the Mueller investigation, but does not have any corroborating evidence other than his claim.
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On Tuesday, six people came forward to jog the wannabe first lady's memory by corroborating Stoynoff's story in a new PEOPLE article.
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Under federal law, complainants must undergo a confidential process, where co-workers who might be able to provide corroborating evidence are excluded.
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But others are denouncing him for publishing incendiary claims generated as part of an F.B.I. smear campaign, without offering any corroborating evidence.
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While many of Mr. Bederow's allegations were supported by corroborating documents, he also lodged what amounted to attacks on the woman's credibility.
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In Ms. Katorova's trial, corroborating testimony unexpectedly came from her mother-in-law, who was seeking financial compensation for her son's death.
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And the investigation could turn up information corroborating elements of Dr. Blasey's account, posing a tremendous threat to the Supreme Court nominee.
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DOJ Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General Mary McCord highlighted the seriousness of Russian officials corroborating with cyber criminals during the press conference.
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If either is found to be true -- and there appears to be significant corroborating evidence -- then the Lt Governor should resign immediately.
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Anita Hill, in 1991, didn't have that community of voices corroborating her story and her reactions to her claims about Clarence Thomas.
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For example, some law enforcement agencies might label a rape claim as "false" just because there's not enough corroborating evidence to prosecute.
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In all of the cases this was not possible as the addresses were already linked to Mixcloud accounts, corroborating the data's legitimacy.
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The background: Investigators had difficulty corroborating Mr. Smollett's account from the beginning, even with about a dozen detectives assigned to the case.
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When the inspector general interviewed Comey and Mueller, both men served as witnesses for each other, corroborating in part one another's accounts.
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A quick perusal of nightclub review site Clubcrawlers reveals corroborating stories that prove Woodrow's tale is far from an isolated case in Toronto.
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" He continued: "What I do know is that our system of justice affords a presumption of innocence to the accused, absent corroborating evidence.
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Much of it happens behind closed doors, meaning that even if a manager understands a victim's distress, there may be no corroborating evidence.
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Any corroborating evidence you can provide—like a photo showing a sign of the opening hours—can speed up the correction turnaround time.
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The Yahoo News report also includes a corroborating statement by Deborah Sines, the former assistant U.S. attorney in charge of the Rich case.
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Trump and Republicans have called for the whistleblower to testify, despite additional testimony and documents corroborating the bulk of the individual's original claims.
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Corroborating evidence does not require eye witnesses and it has never has been understood so narrowly — despite recent assertions of some Kavanaugh defenders.
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It is as if he were saying that he knew he was real but didn't really believe it until he discovered corroborating evidence.
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An FBI investigation into that matter found no corroborating evidence, and the Senate voted to confirm Kavanaugh 2628-28503, largely along party lines.
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"We've seen no additional corroborating information," Flake said after his turn in the Senate chamber where the sole copy of the report sits.
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Yazda members documented 19 of the graves in the report through survivor testimony and corroborating their stories by traveling directly to the sites.
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The federal "two-witness" rule doesn't really require a second witness to the actual perjury but rather any kind of reliable corroborating evidence.
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Police officers collected crime scene physical evidence, and investigators subsequently obtained additional corroborating evidence — telephone records, bank statements, airline tickets and hotel invoices.
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But she did not say Kavanaugh or Judge assaulted the girls in the bedroom, nor did she provide the names of corroborating witnesses.
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Ziyawudun also provided identification and immigration records, including correspondence with Kazkakh immigration authorities, to BuzzFeed News as a means of corroborating her story.
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Mr. Weinstein's prosecutors were able to break through a barrier common to many assault cases, a lack of physical or other corroborating evidence.
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" The report added that in the future, "those who investigate will need to make credibility determinations even when there is no corroborating evidence.
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At the end of the week, the FBI sent a report to Trump that said they found no new corroborating evidence against Kavanaugh.
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Hansen&aposs supervisor, Sean Gouthro, filed a separate whistleblower tip with the SEC corroborating Hansen&aposs allegations, an attorney representing both employees said.
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But on Tuesday, People published an article quoting six named sources corroborating Stoynoff's story — both the assault and the later encounter with Melania.
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The Membership and Administration Committee and its sub-committee thoroughly reviewed and considered the claim, John Bailey's response, and corroborating statements from both parties.
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There's a new twist in one of the federal investigations into R. Kelly -- a new witness who's corroborating 2 women's allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Prosecutors argued such an informal immunity agreement, known as a proffer, would have been made in writing and no corroborating paperwork has been found.
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I think everything including corroborating his mental defect was going to be pretty obvious, and there was never any evidence of a second shooter.
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Small business optimism, captured in the National Federation of Independent Business' Small Business Optimism index, has also soared, corroborating the quicker pace of hiring.
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That wouldn't be completely out of the question with Samsung beginning supply now, but seems unlikely given the absence of any other corroborating reports.
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Trump and Republicans have called for the whistleblower to testify, despite the additional testimony and documents corroborating the bulk of the individual's original claims.
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The inquiry found another eight victims described distinctive traits of peacekeepers accused of abuse, but could not identify them through photos or corroborating evidence.
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The FBI investigated the claims and released a private report to the Senate, which the GOP said offered no corroborating evidence to the accusations.
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The investigation is criticized by Democrats over its scope, as it fails to contact Ford, Kavanaugh, or other corroborating witnesses listed by Ford. Oct.
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As for Ford, her counsel stated publicly that it is simply not her job (or her counsel's) to determine if there are corroborating witnesses.
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Two longtime friends of the woman said she had told them details of the incident, corroborating elements of her story to the legislative committee.
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They also have bits of corroborating evidence — no easy thing decades later — and the women have no apparent motivation other than telling the truth.
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We have to approach these sources with a healthy skepticism and always look for corroborating evidence to support or refute information that is provided.
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Then at that hearing, Judge Wilson denied Huerta's asylum claim, saying he had not provided enough corroborating evidence to support his claims of persecution.
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Assertion by a Muslim witness that blasphemy was committed is sufficient for filing of charges and arrest of a suspect -- even without corroborating evidence.
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And although the printer was a necessary piece of corroborating evidence for investigators, human intelligence gave them a big leg up on finding Winner.
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The surreptitious online transfer of files, including credit card numbers and corroborating information, is a robust business valued at $120 billion dollars a year.
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Republicans conceded something bad happened to her, but lamented the lack of corroborating evidence (and did not seek any prior to casting a vote).
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Paz de la Huerta's attorney, Aaron Filler, told BuzzFeed News there is enough substantial corroborating evidence that he thinks she has a very strong case.
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The new witness says that they were close enough to the Splendour to see and hear Wood and Wagner fighting, corroborating Davern's statement to police.
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This would allow experimentalists to view a spectrum of recoils, corroborating their evidence and potentially allowing them to draw conclusions about WIMP mass, Freese said.
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Recently, planetary scientists detected hydrated salts on these slopes at Hale crater, corroborating their original hypothesis that the streaks are indeed formed by liquid water.
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"This may — may — be powerful corroborating evidence that the assault happened, that it happened that day and that it happened in that place," he said.
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Corroborating the BOE study, it likewise includes a glowing assessment of economic performance during the years when the Bretton Woods monetary system was in effect.
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And assuming otherwise leads to the kinds of bad investigative practices seen in Baltimore, like failing to seek corroborating evidence or asking victim-blaming questions.
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The most important factor in making that decision tends to be the strength of the corroborating evidence that you can offer alongside that witness's testimony.
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Two had filed formal complaints with BU. A third provided a supporting letter to BU, corroborating their accounts and documenting personal experience with verbal abuse.
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According to the second whistleblower's lawyer, that person never planned to file a separate complaint, only to provide corroborating information to support the first complaint.
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A five-day supplementary FBI investigation into the allegations did not find corroborating evidence of the claim, according to the Republicans who eventually confirmed him.
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According to the complaint, Pivarnick also received a letter from EEOO which acknowledged "sufficient credible and corroborating evidence" that Schechter too engaged in discriminatory conduct.
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Democrats believe there is only one Ukraine story to tell, supported by mountains of corroborating evidence and testimony from witnesses whose recollections buttress each other.
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Mr. Fairfax, who has retained lawyers to assist him, has emphatically denied the allegation and argued that there is no corroborating evidence to support it.
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Democrats said the FBI's supplemental investigation of Kavanaugh last week was far too circumscribed to find any corroborating evidence, which it didn't, to Ford's accusation.
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The memo also asserts that in applications to renew the wiretap, the F.B.I. provided the court with information from independent sources corroborating Mr. Steele's findings.
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Franz's account proves that in addition to already knowing about Maskell when Wehner came forward, the archdiocese already had a second, corroborating complaint against Maskell.
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Now, Arizona State University researchers are throwing yet another morsel of data onto the pile of research corroborating human weakness in the face of sweets.
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Her key corroborating evidence is that she told two friends the same story at the time, and New York magazine confirmed the account with them.
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Knowing the SDNY, they've likely got other corroborating evidence -- perhaps phone records, financial documents, e-mails or texts or travel records -- to back up the victims.
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David R. Crosby, an attorney for the special administrator Bremer Trust, said the materials filed by Boyd "do not provide any corroborating basis" for her claim.
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Tapper asked whether as a survivor of sexual assault Conway thinks that Ford and other survivors should be heard, whether or not there are corroborating witnesses.
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The letter references an agreement between her and the committee that she not testify and instead provide transcripts of interviews of her and a corroborating witness.
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But the work of corroborating the allegations in it hasn't been finished yet, so other journalists who had seen it chose not to publish it. 1.
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Mike Quigley, an Illinois Democrat on the committee, told reporters as he left the briefing that Atkinson "cemented" how "thorough he was" in corroborating the complaint.
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I confessed it was difficult for me to see how either fact clarified the truth of what happened—what, in a meaningful sense, they were corroborating.
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Senators who have already seen the report said earlier in the day that the FBI did not find evidence corroborating the sexual assault allegations against him.
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Prosecutors regularly proceed with charges despite the lack of corroborating evidence if they have a "cooperative complainant," satisfied it's enough that the accuser said it happened.
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Moments later he's carried away in handcuffs while Stallworth, Dumas and two right-minded white colleagues (on hand as corroborating witnesses) toast to justice well served.
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Even if Kavanaugh's file were to be reopened, corroborating the allegations against him, especially given the amount of time that's passed, would be difficult at best.
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One: It's often the case that psychiatrists can't trust their patients to be honest about their symptoms (so they have to find corroborating reports of behavior).
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E.A. officials remained steadfast — with little credible corroborating evidence — that any individuals shot by the Hondurans were drug traffickers who were attempting to retrieve the cocaine.
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When the claims came to light, the comedian released a statement corroborating the allegations against him, which included committing lewd acts in front of his victims.
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Hundreds of satellite images, photos and corroborating accounts from experts and people in the region show entire cemeteries demolished, sometimes with scattered human remains left behind.
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Were there any questions that were just too much to include, where either math didn't work out or you couldn't find corroborating research to support it?
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Caveats in the Ramirez story -- and a lack of corroborating evidence of any kind -- have given Kavanaugh's supporters what they see as an opening to pounce.
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"In summary, N.I.S.T. found no corroborating evidence for alternative hypotheses suggesting that the W.T.C. towers were brought down by controlled demolition using explosives," the report stated.
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Ms. Ramirez's legal team gave the F.B.I. a list of at least 25 individuals who may have had corroborating evidence [for her allegation of sexual misconduct].
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But voters could be fooled into thinking, without more corroborating details, that the oldest field of presidential candidates in modern history is also among the healthiest.
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In their appellate brief, Robles's lawyers argue that the role of a reporter is not to ease the "heavy burden" of the prosecution by providing corroborating evidence.
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"The most important factor in making that decision tends to be the strength of the corroborating evidence that you can offer alongside that witness's testimony," Braun said.
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Occasionally it paid off: Even as people described how wonderful the orphanage had been, they sometimes ended up corroborating allegations that Widman's clients had made against it.
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Lindsey Graham managed to catch a lot of attention, lashing out at Democrats and saying that Ford hadn't provided corroborating evidence to sway his vote on Kavanaugh.
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Mercer told Motherboard the samples are available on malware search engine Virus Total, and that Talos obtained corroborating information from AMP, Cisco Talos' Advanced Malware Protection product.
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Corroborating previous rumors and leaks, the spec sheets suggest the OnePlus 7 and 7 Pro will be very similar phones, but with a couple of key differences.
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Reporting means tracking down real sources, verifying them, corroborating them against other reliable sources, and then clearing away the opinions to present the public with factual information.
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Judge and one other man also said to have been at the party also told the committee they don't remember it, meaning Ford has no corroborating witnesses.
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Senators began reviewing the FBI's findings on Thursday, with GOP senators praising its thoroughness and stating the report shows no corroborating evidence of claims against the judge.
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The truth of this account remains in dispute—the sole corroborating witness, after all, is dead—and his admitted killer reportedly changed her story several times afterward.
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Such cases can be tough to prove beyond a reasonable doubt, they said -- especially when they lack witnesses or corroborating evidence, or if they hinge on consent.
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During her remarks Friday, Harris ripped Republicans for a one-week long FBI investigation that Democrats have criticized as too restrictive and unwilling to contact corroborating witnesses.
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Ford has said that she does not recall when or where the alleged assault occurred, which could make it difficult to find corroborating evidence for her claim.
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" Angelina says she lodged a formal complaint and got word on March 25, 2019 -- from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission -- her complaints had "credible and corroborating evidence.
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"What I do know is that our system of justice affords a presumption of innocence to the accused, absent corroborating evidence," Flake said in a statement. Sen.
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This context-dependent approach arguably leads to the conclusion that the existence of credible allegations against Judge Kavanaugh should be disqualifying, especially if further corroborating evidence emerges.
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This practice, known as geolocation, can determine the exact site of a photo or video by using landmarks and geographical features and corroborating them with satellite imagery.
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The third corroborating witness, a young model from Pennsylvania who was looking to start an acting career, met with Mr. Weinstein in 2013 at a hotel bar.
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Days after Fowler's blog post, Mike Isaac published an investigation in The New York Times detailing a "Hobbesian" culture, essentially corroborating Fowler's complaints about a toxic environment.
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A renewed emphasis on engineering, ingenuity, and safety, with leadership corroborating those values and reporting structure that facilitates idea sharing and safety, will be vital to establish.
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For the oldest jars, in the late-eighth century B.C., the field was very strong, two and a half times that of present day, corroborating earlier observations.
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The company says YouGov's study of the program "found the judgments of corroborating claims by community reviewers were consistent with what most people using Facebook would conclude."
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The surreptitious online transfer of files, including credit card numbers and corroborating information, is a robust business valued at $120 billion dollars a year, according to CreditCards.com.
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It calls into question just how much Republican investigators on the House Intelligence Committee really cared about corroborating what they were told by people in Trump's inner circle.
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A lot of the time, returns and refunds will be at the manager's discretion, so any kind of corroborating evidence you've got is going to help your cause.
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His rationale: "What I do know is that our system of justice affords a presumption of innocence to the accused, absent corroborating evidence," Flake said in a statement.
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Related: A White House aide testified that he, too, saw signs of a quid pro quo on Ukraine, corroborating an episode at the center of the impeachment inquiry.
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Meanwhile, a White House aide testified that he, too, saw signs of a quid pro quo on Ukraine, corroborating an episode at the center of the impeachment inquiry.
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That September, after speaking with international law enforcement about the hack and those behind it, WADA took the unusual step of corroborating that Fancy Bear was indeed responsible.
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Without the corroborating testimony of the cousins, they were convicted of their parents' murder in March 1996, and received a sentence of life without the possibility of parole.
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Last year, the brothers made news because they filed an appeal after a new law might allow retrials for those convicted after courts excluded corroborating sexual abuse evidence.
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In addition, a potentially corroborating witness she had identified, a girlfriend she said was with her at the party, told investigators that she did not know Ms. Goins.
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Multiple House committees have heard depositions from numerous former and current administration officials corroborating the whistleblower's account behind closed doors, and public hearings are scheduled for this week.
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Corroborating a need to rebuild America's space industry, recent Labor statistics show a 16 percent drop in employment between 2005 and 2015 in six sectors tied to space.
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But he questions broadly whether WikiLeaks "with their dump-it-all attitude" is hand-sorting information and corroborating it with a second source, the way a journalist would.
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The dozens of corroborating witnesses that the Post spoke to are also part of a broad -- and very well-organized -- conspiracy to keep Moore from the Senate. 3.
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CEO Tim Cook said on the call that thousands of employees have been testing the Apple Card out in the wild, also corroborating a previous report from Bloomberg.
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A poll conducted by Harvard CAPS/Harris found that 60 percent of Americans would support Kavanaugh's confirmation if the FBI is unable to find corroborating evidence against him.
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TV that she believed "something" had happened to Ford at some point, but that there was no corroborating evidence in the FBI investigation to prove Kavanaugh assaulted her.
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Corroborating evidence—medical records and photos, statements made by the accused, other witnesses' observations—tended to support the victim's testimony, but what evidence would the judge throw out?
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Accused by multiple women, with corroborating evidence, of dating teenage girls while an adult and accused by two — one then 14 years old, one 16 — of sexual assault.
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On July 26, in a tweet, Trump called for the firing of Andrew McCabe, the F.B.I.'s deputy director, a potential corroborating witness for Comey's conversations with Trump.
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Here are seven key points alleged in the Democrats' memo: The minority's response, however, suggests that the dossier merely offered corroborating evidence of Page's alleged involvement with Russia.
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However, Cohen's attorney Lanny Davis, an opinion contributor to The Hill, has also said that there may be no corroborating evidence that the president violated campaign finance law.
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As Trump assailed the shifting Saudi story about Khashoggi's fate, Saudi officials offered more details of the events surrounding the Virginia resident's death, but provided no corroborating evidence.
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Windom said there was corroborating video surveillance at Dulles and National Harbor, evidence of interest in ISIS from Henry's phone and Henry's own statements backing the government's arguments.
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So far, the impeachment investigation has reportedly seen closed-door testimony from various government officials corroborating the broader picture of President Trump and his associates acting improperly toward Ukraine.
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What we learned from Vindman Vindman emerged as another key witness, corroborating Fiona Hill and providing the latest twist in an impeachment inquiry that offers something new every day.
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The fact that Mueller knows Paul Manafort was lying to him likely indicates heretofore unseen corroborating witnesses, documents, and more Be smart: There's a lot more behind the curtain.
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Corroborating electronic messages that could be used as evidence of his assault, one woman said, could not be found because he had been too careful with his operational security.
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The Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting released the exposé complete with plenty of corroborating evidence, prompting state lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to call for Johnson's resignation.
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Republicans said the report did not offer any evidence corroborating the accusations of sexual misconduct from Christine Blasey Ford or Deborah Ramirez, who have publicly accused Kavanaugh of misconduct.
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Many Senate Republicans claim there was no corroborating evidence for any of the claims against Kavanaugh and have vowed to confirm the nominee in a vote over the weekend.
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The signatories include women who graduated in the early 85033s and could, according to Democrats and their allies, provide some corroborating evidence pertaining to Kavanaugh's conduct three decades ago.
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But some have expressed skepticism that their support for Kavanaugh's qualifications will change in the absence of clear, corroborating evidence of sexual misconduct or a pattern of disqualifying behavior.
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Cohen may also reveal the existence of other corroborating evidence in addition to what we already know, like the tape recording he famously made of his and Trump's conversations.
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Many Senate Republicans said there was no corroborating evidence for any of the claims against Kavanaugh and have vowed to confirm the nominee in a vote over the weekend.
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Senate Republicans claim that there was no corroborating evidence for any of the claims against Kavanaugh and have vowed to confirm the nominee in a vote over the weekend.
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While their stories suggest a pattern of harassment, it remains unclear if they can be considered as corroborating evidence since some of the accusers never worked for Mr. Landesman.
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Europe's primary threats emanate from cyberspace, Italy's defense minister said while speaking at the Ambrosetti forum in Cernobbio, Italy on Sunday, corroborating the assessments of numerous Western defense leaders.
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Gillibrand said in Wednesday's interview that she believed Ford and that without an FBI investigation and corroborating witnesses, she did not think Ford should participate in the planned hearing.
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The GAO instead based its findings on "Air Force representations of interactions with the Kenyan government without corroborating those representations with the Kenyan officials themselves," Hunter and Budd said.
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That doesn't mean their claims are necessarily accurate, but it's not the case that the only statements corroborating Broaddrick's story came from people with established grudges against the Clintons.
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During his first trial, a psychiatrist who is an expert in determining the reliability of confessions testified that relying on Hernandez's statements would be "profoundly unsafe" without corroborating physical evidence.
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"We have found the debris field in satellite imagery where people were executed, corroborating multiple eyewitness statements," said Josh Lyons, a satellite imagery analyst with the U.S.-based rights group.
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The Fed's shift from a tightening bias to a neutral one, with the possibility of some easing suggested that if there is corroborating negative data, the Fed would cut rates.
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And given Kavanaugh's friend and alleged witness Mark Judge has already said he doesn't recall any attack, it may be impossible for the FBI to gather evidence corroborating Ford's story.
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The first trial ended in a hung jury and mistrial; the second one — which excluded any corroborating evidence of abuse, aside from the brothers' own memories — resulted in their conviction.
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She is continuing to speak out, however, and now other (albeit anonymous) female employees are corroborating her accounts of pervasive sexism and harassment at the world's most talked-about automaker.
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But Clinton got better news in Wisconsin, where a poll from Loras College shows her up 6, corroborating a bunch of recent results showing Clinton in a reasonably strong position.
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I believe a good prosecutor could persuade a jury that Cohen is now telling the truth by pointing out there is strong corroborating evidence to his current version of events.
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"Turning over all these witness interviews, corroborating documents and so forth, [former Trump lawyer John Dowd] concludes that [special counsel Robert] Mueller may have something," Woodward says in the interview.
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Brain scans and spinal taps may also be conducted to check for corroborating evidence like the accumulation of amyloid, the hallmark protein of Alzheimer's, in the brain or spinal fluid.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - One of Islamic State's top commanders in Syria has been killed in a U.S.-led coalition air strike, the coalition's spokesman said on Thursday, corroborating an earlier report.
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Joe Cherniske, who co-led the prosecution of Foad Afshar with Vartanian, told me that most cases brought forward by his office do include corroborating evidence, regardless of statutory requirements.
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The Post spoke to more than two dozen corroborating witnesses who knew Moore when he was serving as a district attorney between 1977 to 1982 -- when these alleged episodes occurred.
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The further examination I referred to is the SJC asking Avenatti to submit any corroborating evidence they have, something they asked for days ago and he has yet to do.
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While Republicans pressed on the idea that there was no corroborating evidence in the interviews, Democrats challenged the legitimacy of the investigation and the veracity of some of the witnesses.
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Democrats pulled out all of the key evidence, from official transcripts, to footage of the testimonies of key witnesses, to videos of Trump corroborating their arguments in his own words.
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Lopez spent much of his time on the stand corroborating testimony from the dozen or so other cartel members who have appeared at the trial, now in its third month.
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The report released Wednesday found that war crimes had been committed by government and rebel forces, corroborating many of the worst allegations that Aleppo residents had made against both sides.
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So then I had to look at the other evidence, and was there corroborating evidence, and that's why I pushed hard for the FBI to do a supplemental background investigation.
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And the intelligence community's top watchdog provided corroborating details to lawmakers about a bombshell whistleblower complaint involving Trump which has quickly become the central focus of House Democrats' impeachment inquiry.
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And while Trump plays up these examples of nonexistent evidence, he doesn't address the existing corroborating evidence — that 20 years ago, she told two friends who remember the details today.
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Corroborating a previous report from KGI Securities analyst Ming Chi-Kuo, Cult of Mac claims to have obtained photos of what could be the aluminum casing for a new MacBook Pro.
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On Monday, Duterte shocked the world yet again after hinting that he personally killed criminal suspects during his reign as Davao City mayor, corroborating similar statements made throughout his presidential campaign.
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Today, The Information is reporting (and AppleInsider is corroborating) that Apple VP of engineering and wireless specialist Rubén Caballero has left the company, which is notable for a couple of reasons.
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I've been threatened with legal action for corroborating a male comedian's social media post about a local comedy scene harasser while the male comedian who made the post was left unscathed.
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Some of the evidence corroborating Mr. Le Roux's account came from secret video recordings made in a villa in Phuket where Mr. Hunter was living at the time of his arrest.
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When it comes to Goffman's assertion that officers run IDs in maternity wards to arrest wanted fathers, another short Internet search produces corroborating examples in Dallas, New Orleans and Brockton, Mass.
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By late last year, PETA compiled corroborating evidence from the university on the research as well as testimony from scientists who claim the experiments are of no value to human patients.
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In issuing the subpoena, Cummings said that Cohen's testimony and other corroborating documents "raise grave questions about whether the [p]resident has been accurate in his financial reporting," according to CNN.
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The study estimated 814 medical personnel were killed between March 2011 and February 2017 but Jabbour said this was probably "a gross underestimate" due to difficulties in gathering and corroborating evidence.
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Do you believe that the Trump White House aggressively obstructed and impeded the FBI background check on Kavanaugh and aggressively prevented FBI interviews with key corroborating witnesses suggested by the women?
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Davis has also suggested that there may be no corroborating evidence to accompany Cohen's testimony that the president ordered him to violate campaign finance law, which Christie pointed out Sunday morning.
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Many Senate Republicans claim that there was no corroborating evidence for any of the claims against Kavanaugh and have vowed to confirm the nominee in a vote over the weekend. Sens.
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Many Senate Republicans claim that there was no corroborating evidence for any of the claims against Kavanaugh and have vowed to confirm the nominee in a vote over the weekend. Sens.
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First, they released a hostage statement from Robach, who was allegedly "caught in a moment of private frustration," and that she could not obtain sufficient corroborating evidence to meet editorial standards.
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Akinlagun says champagne sales have almost doubled each quarter over the past year, corroborating research from Euromonitor that showed Nigeria is one of the fastest growing champagne markets in the world.
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Though the FBI did interview Ramirez in September 2018, it did not interview some 25 individuals named by Ramirez as potentially having corroborating evidence of her allegations, according to The Times.
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One executive testified and provided corroborating documents to show Paes solicited payments of more than 15 million reais ($4.8 million) in 2012 in return for Olympic contracts, according to the court.
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According to the WSJ, the White House has already made up its mind about the contents of the FBI report and whether they offer corroborating evidence for the allegations against Kavanaugh.
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Even in the face of clear statements and corroborating evidence, we so often just don't believe men when they say sexual assault is funny or when they say they've done it.
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Journalists at Storyful, a news agency that verifies social media content, aim to find eight to 10 pieces of corroborating information before confirming an identity, said Ben Decker, a research coordinator.
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North Korea's official news agency said Thursday that a submarine had fired the missile, corroborating the suspicions of South Korea's military, which said the missile had been launched from the sea.
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Democrats argue that the focus by Mr. Paul and other conservatives on the whistle-blower is misplaced, because the House investigation uncovered extensive evidence corroborating and expanding upon the initial allegations.
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I was upset that an important interview I had conducted with Virginia Roberts didn't air because we could not obtain sufficient corroborating evidence to meet ABC's editorial standards about her allegations.
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The House impeachment inquiry has made progress in corroborating an unnamed whistleblower's complaint that Trump pressured Zelensky to investigate Biden, though it hasn't broken enough new ground to move Senate Republicans.
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The report went on to suggest that House investigators may see Mr. Manafort's grand jury testimony as potentially corroborating Mr. Gates's account of Mr. Trump's conversation with Mr. Stone about WikiLeaks.
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Trump proclaimed that she "stand(s) with women," yet, in the next breath, opined that sex crime victims should not be believed unless they produce independent corroborating evidence for their allegations.
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The document said the accusations were based on witness testimony and corroborating evidence, which includes video footage identifying the aircraft responsible for attacks, audio intercepted from aircraft cockpits and the munitions used.
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Her legal counsel said they are in possession of emails and Facebook messages Watson sent to friends and statements from former classmates corroborating that Watson immediately told friends of the alleged rape.
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Josh Hawley, a Republican Senate candidate in Missouri, said Democrats are staging an "ambush" against Kavanaugh with the accusations and said that there was no corroborating evidence proving the claims are true.
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Daniel Alonso, former chief of the criminal division of the U.S. Attorney's Office in Brooklyn, New York, lauded Mueller's team's painstaking work stitching together the witnesses and evidence, each corroborating the other.
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Officials from the Department of Homeland Security, National Security Agency, and the UK's top cybersecurity agency have also come forward, saying that they have yet to see any evidence corroborating Bloomberg's claims.
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McGilvrey was forwarded the email by a cellular forensic expert who in turn received it from a private investigator; Motherboard spoke to both the forensic expert and private investigator, corroborating that account.
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Droid-life describes the functionality as similar to how Eero works, in a corroborating report, which basically means the routers will work together with a minimum of fuss to extend your network.
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They treat the hearings like a show trial that is fixed before evidence is presented, while corroborating witnesses are silenced and the defamation war against the women escalates to a fever pitch.
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Megyn Kelly and Michael Avenatti feuded Monday, with the NBC host criticizing Avenatti for not offering corroborating witnesses for Julie Swetnick, who has accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct.
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Woodruffe was first taken into custody Sunday on separate drug possession charges, and "additional corroborating evidence" from the shooting investigation prompted prosecutors to consider a capital murder charge, the sheriff's office said.
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Trump mocked Ford at a rally for perceived inconsistencies in her testimony while his White House blocked FBI investigators from interviewing more than 40 potentially corroborating witnesses, as well as Ford herself.
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Last month, after a long silence and several highly visible actions by drivers, an anonymous Uber employee published a letter supporting organizing drivers, corroborating the injustices the drivers themselves hope to rectify.
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We are following-up on specific allegations regarding the President's actions based on corroborating documents obtained by the Committee, and we will continue our efforts to conduct credible, robust, and independent oversight.
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Chris Christie ranks a close second on the billionaire's vice presidential shortlist, The Washington Post reported Thursday, corroborating several other reports this week that the New Jersey governor is in the running.
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María Ángeles Ramos, a federal prosecutor who oversees the department handling crimes against humanity, said earlier records declassified by the United States have been valuable in corroborating evidence and identifying new culprits.
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Human Rights Watch interviewed 32 residents of Khan Sheikhoun and reviewed available evidence, corroborating previous accounts that one bomb containing a chemical agent fell after a warplane passed over before 7 a.m.
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The majority of his students tell him they barely knew their neighbors growing up, corroborating thinkers like Robert Putnam, who in his 2000 book, "Bowling Alone," argued that civic engagement is diminishing.
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"If I [reported the story], she would presumably disavow what she had told me, and the only people I had corroborating her story were sources Daniels herself had pointed me to," Weisberg explains.
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Using data previously collected by the Hubble Space Telescope, and by corroborating it with Galileo's PLS data, the NASA scientists were able to characterize and pinpoint the location of the auroras on Ganymede.
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Among their findings corroborating their initial suspicion that the items were falsified were multiple misspellings in German, misused or wrongly contextualized National Socialist symbols, and errors in the names of Nazi-era institutions.
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Dolan's precondition of hating Oakley, along with his insistence on vagaries, and the lack of corroborating evidence from anyone besides people directly in Dolan's pocket looks a little suspicious to say the least.
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Corroborating the allegations could prove difficult, given that they date back more than three decades and the encounters allegedly involved the use of alcohol, which could mar a witness's recollection of the events.
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Typically, the person who applies for compensation reports that he was sexually abused decades ago, without witnesses, by a priest who is dead, and offers corroborating material that wouldn't stand up in court.
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The head of the inquiry, Richard H. McLaren, a Canadian lawyer, called the Russian doctor's account true "beyond a reasonable doubt," citing forensic evidence, computer records and corroborating witnesses that backed it up.
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After Mr. Wingo provided company officials with a binder of documents corroborating his allegations, he said he was ordered to stop sending emails on the matter because they could become public through litigation.
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A gun found in his home was brought to Boston for testing, and it was found to match ballistics evidence from the scene of the Windsor Street slayings, thus corroborating Mr. Henderson's statements.
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Ten of them named the investors involved, often providing corroborating messages and emails, and pointed to high-profile venture capitalists such as Chris Sacca of Lowercase Capital and Dave McClure of 22014 Startups.
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As Kelefa Sanneh wrote for The New Yorker, "By criticizing the 'liberal' media, Fox News set the bait; any outlet that tried to rebut this criticism was, in a twisted way, corroborating it."
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In his first six months running his website, he accused eight people of cheating, writing about his extensive detective work in long blog posts stuffed with charts, photos, screenshots, and other corroborating materials.
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It includes not only personal eyewitness accounts of meetings with Donald Trump as President inside the Oval Office, but it also includes documents and other corroborating evidence for some of Mr. Cohen's statements.
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Andrew Desiderio: The biggest unknowns at this point center around the corroborating documents and witness testimony that led the intelligence community's inspector general to conclude that the whistleblower complaint was urgent and credible.
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"It's important to get those questions out of the way, but I wish my colleagues in the majority were more concerned about corroborating or repudiating the serious allegations of the dossier," he said.
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Corroborating the government's claims on defeating IS is difficult given the province's remote and mountainous terrain, with diverse bands of fighters that often switch sides between militant groups and sometimes pro-government forces.
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Despite the nagging caveats—given his team's many lies, evasions and demonstrable openness to receiving Russian help—it comes as close to corroborating the president's "NO COLLUSION!!" assertion as he could possibly have hoped.
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This fall, he was hit with two lawsuits by Flint officers who claim to have been reassigned for inappropriate reasons: one claiming gender discrimination and another alleging retaliation for corroborating the first officer's story.
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Most of the videos include footage of a store or restaurant employee asking the YouTubers to leave, while a handful of content creators simply claim to have been thrown out without providing corroborating footage.
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Reports emerged Tuesday and Wednesday that the FBI had not reached out to more than 20 potential sources who said they had corroborating information about the allegations against Kavanaugh and his history with drinking.
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Prosecutors are "going to be very excited at the prospect of having an independent means of corroborating what was said between the two parties," CNN legal analyst and former federal prosecutor Michael Zeldin said.
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That two-month inquiry, conducted on an accelerated timetable with the Rio Games in mind, produced forensic evidence and computer records corroborating the whistle-blower account of Russia's former antidoping lab director Grigory Rodchenkov.
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The Times found corroborating information about two of the men — the lieutenant and the autopsy expert — by comparing the names and photographs in Sabah, the newspaper, with social media profiles and Saudi media reports.
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Prosecutors cited a few reasons for refusing to move forward with the case, including ... Oliver's late reporting (more than 19 years), Oliver's credibility problems, lack of corroborating evidence and the bare facts as presented.
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The second whistleblower's lawyers had always said that this person -- who was revealed after Trump released the rough transcript -- never planned to file a separate whistleblower complaint, merely to offer corroborating information in private.
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If it is, they call the home first to see if they can reach someone inside, and check with neighbors to see if there are any corroborating reports of shots fired or other disturbances.
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In many cases, a central tension persists between the fundamental legal principle that a defendant is innocent until proven guilty and the ability to prove assault without a witness or much corroborating physical evidence.
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Jeff Flake, who forced the supplemental FBI investigation following Christine Blasey Ford's emotional testimony against Kavanaugh last week in the Senate Judiciary Committee, said: "we've seen no additional corroborating information" to support the allegations.
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Because the FBI was not asked to investigate and several key witnesses -- including the alleged eyewitness -- were not subpoenaed to testify, Ford and Kavanaugh's credibility must be judged without the benefit of corroborating evidence.
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But she passed a lie-detector test and many Republicans — including Mr. Trump at first — said Dr. Blasey appeared credible even though they ultimately stood by Justice Kavanaugh, citing the lack of corroborating evidence.
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But these denials have gone further: attacks on the women's characters, attacks on their looks, threats to sue the journalistic outlets that have published (and vetted, often with multiple corroborating witnesses) the women's accounts.
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The FBI officials, identified here for the first time, could now emerge as corroborating witnesses for Comey's story, both in the public debate and in the criminal investigation led by special counsel Robert Mueller.
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" Flake, whose concerns last week about Ford's allegations of sexual assault during Senate testimony led to the FBI probe, told The Washington Post after seeing the FBI report that "we've seen no additional corroborating information.
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Republican Senator Jeff Flake, who voted for Kavanaugh at the committee level on the condition that the FBI look more closely into the allegations against Kavanaugh, said he saw no additional information corroborating the accusations.
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US generals first suggested they were concerned the Russian government was seeking to arm the Afghan insurgents back in April, but images from the battlefield here corroborating these claims have been hard to come by.
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Republican Senators who viewed the FBI's report regarding its investigation of the accusations against him said there is no corroborating evidence to support the allegations, while Democrats said the investigation was too narrow in scope.
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Republicans came to his defense after the FBI opened an investigation into the allegations and privately released a report to the Senate that the GOP said offered no corroborating evidence of any of the accusation.
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He has not explained why four women would go on the record to air these accusations or why more than two dozen corroborating witnesses would also speak to the Washington Post to confirm the story.
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Reports emerged Monday that former national security adviser Susan Rice, who served under President Obama, had sought to learn the identities of Trump transition officials caught up in U.S. surveillance — apparently corroborating Nunes's original announcement.
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The Washington Post reported that Tyson had approached the paper in 2017 to report the encounter but that it declined to publish the allegations after failing to find any similar or corroborating complaints against Fairfax.
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Republicans planned to argue that unless corroborating information came to light, they had no way of verifying her story and saw no reason to delay the vote, according to a person involved in the discussions.
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Those commissions are taking into account the extensive evidence laid out by Richard McLaren, an investigator who spent much of last year corroborating the testimony of Russia's former national antidoping lab chief, Dr. Grigory Rodchenkov.
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The homeowner, who was shot in the head during the assault, testified that Irons was the perpetrator, but there were no corroborating witnesses, fingerprints, footprints, DNA or blood evidence to connect Irons to the crime.
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The homeowner, who was shot in the head during the assault, testified that Irons was the perpetrator, but there were no corroborating witnesses, fingerprints, footprints, DNA or blood evidence to connect Irons to the crime.
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Republicans left the secure room in the Senate basement, where they reviewed the FBI's report, only saying there's no corroborating evidence toward Ford's testimony — a bar many have set in order to vote for Kavanaugh.
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"We believe this is another confirming data point of stronger than expected iPhone demand, corroborating the U.S. carriers' reports a few weeks ago," wrote Credit Suisse analyst Kulbinder Garcha in a note to clients on Thursday.
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Navalny dissected the post in a lengthy video segment available on his YouTube channel, cross-checking his theory against a passage from Vashukevich's fictionalized tell-all, pulling corroborating details from a selection of her Instagram shots.
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The cell tower evidence helped convict Syed by corroborating the testimony of prosecution witness Jay Wilds, who claimed that he was with Syed when Syed buried his ex-girlfriend Hae Min Lee in a Baltimore park.
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And since the firing, more and more reporting is corroborating that theory — a theory that of course would mean the president was trying to obstruct an investigation that could implicate him or people close to him.
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They've been working tirelessly for decades, filing appeal after appeal, and over the years have uncovered what they say is strong new evidence supporting Kuenzel, including material that calls a key corroborating witness's account into question.
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However, in 83 of the 139 cases investigated by the U.N. Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOS), the possible victims were unable to identify the peacekeepers they accused of abuse or exploitation or provide corroborating evidence.
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"I was upset that an important interview I had conducted with Virginia Roberts didn't air because we could not obtain sufficient corroborating evidence to meet ABC's editorial standards about her allegations," Robach said in the statement.
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In an interview with CNN, the Democratic senator says that committee members are bullying Ford by calling for her testimony without the support of corroborating witnesses or an FBI investigation into the credibility of her claim.
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For those who can't afford or obtain an attorney, they must navigate a complex legal system, often in a language they do not understand, while gathering corroborating evidence and testimony from abroad to support their claims.
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They're conducting interviews and when you're talking about allegations from years ago where there's no obvious place to obtain documents or other corroborating evidence, it's not necessarily essential to nail down what's true and what's not.
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Mr. Flake, who said he had "seen no additional corroborating information" in the F.B.I. files, was nonetheless engaged in conversations with a Democratic colleague who helped force the F.B.I. investigation after last-minute negotiations last Friday.
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The White House press secretary, Sarah Sanders, told reporters on Saturday, "I'm aware of no plans to fire Mr. Powell" — but that brief statement stopped well short of corroborating Mr. Mnuchin's account of the president's views.
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Mr. Coello, who has had access to the government's main case file, said there was not a single piece of hard evidence connecting Mr. Lozoya to the money or corroborating the testimony from the Odebrecht officials.
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It's not clear if they interviewed any of the more than 20 corroborating witnesses named by Deborah Ramirez, who claimed a drunken, aggressive Kavanaugh thrust his genitals into her face when they were students at Yale.
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The credibility of those who report sexual misconduct, experts say, should be evaluated by looking for corroborating evidence or using relevant parts of accusers' backgrounds, like whether they have habitually misrepresented the truth in the past.
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Related: President of the Academy accused of sexual harassment "The Membership and Administration Committee and its sub-committee thoroughly reviewed and considered the claim, John Bailey's response, and corroborating statements from both parties," the statement read.
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While Cohen does not have a smoking gun for every element of his testimony, think of the corroborating evidence as a series of solid posts that lend structural support to the overall fencing of his testimony.
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Attorneys for both Ford and Ramirez have raised this concern and noted that the agency has yet to interview Ford or follow up on a list of more than twenty corroborating witnesses that Ramirez has provided.
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Instead of corroborating a conservative line that the case against President Donald Trump was politically motivated, it instead confirmed the New York Times's reporting that the FBI's inquiry began with Trump adviser George Papadopoulos's loose talk.
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There are other corroborating studies showing that people feel better when they update their statuses more often, receive positive or supportive feedback on Facebook, and generally use social media profiles to repair their sense of self-worth.
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"We as the state need more than just a confession to issue a charge and be able to prove a violation of the law occurred, we also need corroborating evidence," Ozanne told BuzzFeed News in a statement.
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Additionally, conservatives have pointed to the six background checks the FBI have already conducted of Kavanaugh and questioned Ford's ability to provide details important for corroborating her story, such as where and when the alleged assault occurred.
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Under Trump's watch, the FBI has also effectively purged its upper ranks of officials who oversaw the early phases of the Russia investigation, or were corroborating witnesses to Trump's pressure campaign against Comey before last year's dismissal.
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Washington (CNN)An informal council is exerting sweeping influence over the US Department of Veterans Affairs from President Trump's Mar-a-Lago club, a former VA official confirmed to CNN, corroborating details first reported Tuesday by ProPublica.
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The Washington Post on Wednesday published a detailed list of the sexual misconduct allegations against President Trump and names of those corroborating the claims a day after he offered support for Alabama GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore.
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Forty-one possible perpetrators were identified and 139 victims came forward OIOS interviewed 139 people, investigated their accounts and identified 16 possible perpetrators from Gabon and 25 from Burundi through photos and corroborating evidence, the UN said.
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Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's path to confirmation appeared to solidify on Thursday after two key Republican senators praised an FBI report and said it did not find evidence corroborating the sexual assault allegations against him. Sen.
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But, she added, she cannot support Mr. Biden for president until he takes full responsibility for his conduct, including his failure to call as corroborating witnesses other women who were willing to testify before the Judiciary Committee.
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The exchange: Why it matters: One of the core impeachment defenses used by President Trump and his Republican allies has been that none of the witnesses who have testified thus far have firsthand evidence corroborating the allegations.
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"The fact that his college roommate said he came home drunk and belligerent, I find credible and I find it is corroborating evidence of the claims by Ms. Ramirez and Dr. Ford," said New York Democratic Sen.
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Impeachment has become a near certainty to many observers, after public opinion began shifting toward it since October and after a procession of government officials testified in the House broadly corroborating the case against Trump over Ukraine.
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" That investigation found that "[s]pecifically, in several instances where there were serious allegations of misconduct, TNC opted for no or minor discipline because TNC perceived the event as 'he said/she said' with no corroborating evidence.
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Only now, nearly two weeks after the protests were crushed — and largely obscured by an internet blackout in the country that was lifted recently — have details corroborating the scope of killings and destruction started to dribble out.
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All three of Westwick's accusers reported that they were assaulted by the British actor in 2014, but prosecutors say they have been unable to secure enough corroborating evidence to pursue a conviction for any of the three allegations.
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Conley has maintained his innocence, going so far as to take a polygraph test and release a statement claiming that several people in the room who witnessed the event gave statements to police corroborating Conley's version of events.
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Of 2000 officers in Philadelphia who posted troubling content, more than a third — 21.3 officers — appeared to have had one or more federal civil rights lawsuits filed against them, based on name, badge number, and other corroborating details.
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The church first learned of the allegations in 1992 and removed Maskell as a priest in 1994, as soon as it had corroborating accounts of his abuse, according to Sean Caine, a spokesman for the Archdiocese of Baltimore.
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While none of the allegations against Trump have been proven in court, most of them have been reported by credible journalistic outlets, including interviews with corroborating witnesses who say they heard the accusers' stories firsthand after they happened.
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WATCH: DARRELL ISSA REACTS TO RELEASE OF FISA DOCUMENTS Video The newly released FISA warrant application, however, seems to indicate the Yahoo News article was an independent piece of corroborating information that justified the surveillance of Carter Page.
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The report also found racial diversity among CEOs has risen, but executives of color still make up a small fraction of corporate leaders — corroborating other recent data that businesses are lagging in increasing racial diversity at the top.
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In January, according to the newspaper Welt am Sonntag , the German Embassy in Niger sent a cable to Berlin corroborating these weekly executions, and comparing the conditions in Libya's migrant connection houses to those of Nazi concentration camps.
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That news has led to a massive conservative counterattack -- on Democrats and the media who they argue were all too willing to cast Smollett as the victim of an attack, even though corroborating evidence was in short supply.
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"It is too easy to poke holes in an unreliable corroborating witness who is cooperating to get as low a sentence as possible," said Nick Gravante, a white-collar defense attorney at Boies Schiller Flexner in New York.
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Even without one singular piece of evidence that "proves" everything, there might be enough from the data Congress does have, as well as testimony and corroborating evidence, to make a strong case for triggering the formal impeachment process.
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Trump has continued to focus on the whistleblower even as the public has learned of corroborating, damaging testimony from Trump's own officials, like Gordon Sondland, ambassador to the European Union, and Bill Taylor, the top diplomat in Ukraine.
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" Instead of looking for one damning piece of evidence that proves everything, he wrote, Congress should look at the data it has, plus testimony and corroborating evidence, "to make a strong case for triggering the formal impeachment process.
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Absent a detailed historical record and corroborating witnesses, the president&aposs interlocutor could potentially leave the meeting and misrepresent what transpired, creating a he-said-he-said showdown that could turn into a major headache for the U.S. leader.
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Evidence of an air or heavy artillery strike was readily apparent in each case — from flattened homes and corroborating testimony from multiple witnesses to an elderly neighbor who limped from a leg wound suffered in one of the attacks.
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Whitehouse argued that this event on the calendar could be key corroborating evidence for Ford's account, given the parallels between the two: Here are all those three named boys and others at a house together just as she said.
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The report cites both the COO of Penthera, a company that works on mobile video, and a Frost & Sullivan analyst corroborating the rumor, with the latter saying saying it's something of an "open secret" in the streaming-video community.
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Without any corroborating evidence, Fitzgerald indicted Libby for his recollection — months after the conversations — that he had not revealed or confirmed Plame's status with Time magazine's Matt Cooper and the New York Times's Judith Miller, when they recalled otherwise.
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The FBI conducted an investigation into the allegations and returned a private report to the Senate on Thursday, which Republicans said offered no corroborating evidence for any of the accusations and Democrats said was too limited in its scope.
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Croft, who testified for nearly five hours, described being told at an administration meeting that security funds for Ukraine were being put on hold "at the direction of the president," corroborating other accounts that have been provided to investigators.
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It was at that meeting that McConnell and his colleagues laid out the parameters of the weeklong FBI supplemental investigation into Kavanaugh's background that would ultimately fail to find any evidence corroborating Ford's claims and help clinch his confirmation.
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Napolitano acknowledged that some of the claims need corroborating evidence, highlighting the accusation Cohen made about Trump's reported involvement in a hush money payment to adult-film star Stormy Daniels, who alleges she had an affair with the president.
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Friday evening, special counsel spokesman Peter Carr issued a rare statement rejecting the central claim in the BuzzFeed article, that Mueller has corroborating evidence (including testimony from Cohen) indicating Trump directed Cohen to lie to Congress about the deal.
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Eventually, Republicans announced that the investigation had produced no corroborating evidence supporting Ford's and Ramirez's allegations, and the FBI inquiry may ultimately have served less to get at the truth than to provide cover for swing Republicans, including Sens.
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A complaint was filed on McWilliams' behalf to the FDNY's Equal Employment Opportunity Office, and the investigation concluded that there was "sufficient credible and corroborating evidence" that he was excluded from the color guard because of his race, the lawsuit states.
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Corroborating this theory, data released by the Southern Poverty Law Centre (SPLC), an advocacy group, recorded a total of 867 "hate incidents" in the ten days following Mr Trump's election victory in what it called a "national outbreak of hate".
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In its own corroborating report, Reuters says the DoJ has told both parties that it opposes the merger under its current structure, but that it's "unclear" whether regulators are seeking to completely kill the merger or are instead seeking changes.
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Munoz also testified that investigators have received corroborating information about the case, including secondhand information from another jailhouse informant, who claims Timothy Da'Shaun Taylor allegedly picked up Drexel in 2009 in Myrtle Beach and brought her back to the McClellanville area.
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A separate report from Android Authority corroborating the above details also claims HTC's upcoming flagship will have a 16-megapixel front-facing camera and a 12-megapixel back camera (yep, the selfie camera might have more resolution than the rear cam).
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NYPD Chief Detective Robert Boyce said on Friday that investigators have started the process of corroborating allegations brought by actor Paz de la Huerta, who told Vanity Fair that Weinstein raped her twice in her New York City apartment in 2010.
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The FBI conducted an investigation into the three women's allegations and returned a private report to the Senate on Thursday, which Republicans said offered no corroborating evidence for any of the accusations and Democrats said was too limited in its scope.
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Kirsten Gillibrand says she stands with Christine Blasey Ford, Kavanaugh's accuser: "Without the benefit of an FBI investigation … and without the benefit of corroborating witnesses being able to testify, it's a sham hearing, and I don't think she should participate" pic.twitter.
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More than 60 people fell into the water in the ensuing panic, but no one was injured as life jackets had already been given out, MSF and SOS Mediteranee said, broadly corroborating an earlier report by humanitarian group Jugend Rettet.
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Many Infowars Life products are devoid of any real scientific data, and those that do have corroborating research to be found elsewhere are simply fancy packaged, branded, marked up supplements that can be found elsewhere online or at local vitamin stores.
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Larry Woodruffe was taken into custody Sunday on separate drug possession charges, and "additional corroborating evidence" from the shooting investigation has prompted prosecutors to consider a capital murder charge, according to a news release from the Harris County Sheriff's Office.
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A copy of the report was sent to the White House on Wednesday, and members of the administration have already concluded that it does not provide corroborating evidence for Ford or Ramirez's claims, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
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Susan Collins, with Murkowski the other pro-choice female Republican in the Senate, announced she would be would voting "yes" on Kavanaugh due to to the fact the FBI failed to turn up corroborating evidence of the alleged assault of Ford.
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But Friday's figures are likely to prompt investors to curb bets that the BoE will cut rates next Thursday, corroborating earlier signs that uncertainty among businesses and consumers has been tempered by Prime Minister Boris Johnson's landslide victory last month.
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Since then, President Obama has sanctioned Russia for its interference in the election and his administration has released limited corroborating information while most Democrats and some Republicans in Congress voiced outrage over the Russian role and called for a full investigation.
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A committee spokeswoman said Chmielewski largely backed up what congressional Democrats said he told them earlier in the week, including corroborating recent media reports about his lavish spending and retaliation against employees who questioned his actions, and making some new allegations.
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Collins told Bash that while she found Ford's testimony "heart-wrenching," the fact that both Ford and Kavanaugh said they were "100 percent certain" of their statements meant that she had to look to the FBI for additional corroborating evidence.
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Democrats who emerged from the classified hearing appeared satisfied with Atkinson's level of cooperation after more than six hours of testimony, indicating that he provided information corroborating the whistleblower's complaint centering on Trump's efforts to pressure Zelensky to investigate Biden.
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They looked for corroborating information that would confirm a Facebook page did, in fact, belong to a police officer on their list, Baker-White said, such as matching the profile's name and location and seeing if the owner had posted about policing.
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"Director Comey's contemporaneous memos provide strong corroborating evidence of everything he said about President Trump — that the President wanted his personal loyalty, that he wanted to end the Russia investigation, and that he wanted Michael Flynn to walk," he said in a statement.
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The new BuzzFeed revelations are important because they indicate that the special counsel has corroborating and contemporaneous evidence of Trump's actions above and beyond Cohen's testimony, which may indicate obstruction of justice, and that is a potentially a horse of a different color.
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A former member of the Tesla security team, he is now corroborating claims by previous whistleblowers that Tesla hid information about the theft of raw materials from shareholders and conducted unauthorized surveillance on employees that included hacking at least one person's phone.
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Five women have accused Louis C.K. of sexual misconduct, including multiple instances in which they say he exposed himself and masturbated in front of them, corroborating rumors that have been swirling for years, according to the latest report in The New York Times.
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Two more women have come forward in the Washington Post, accusing U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore of unwanted advances, with other on-the-record sources corroborating their accounts and describing behavior by Moore at the Gadsden Mall that they say made them uncomfortable.
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"Of the claims, the independent fact-checking website Snopes wrote: "We found no public records or credible sources contradicting Omar's account of her past, nor any substantive evidence corroborating claims that Elmi is her brother or that their marriage was otherwise fraudulent.
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Donnelly said he would oppose Kavanaugh because he didn't have enough information to assess the allegations against him, though he left himself a little bit of room to support the nominee if the FBI probe fails to turn up any corroborating evidence.
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Since her prosecution of Afshar nearly two years earlier, a contentious law had been proposed in her state: House Bill 106, requiring corroborating evidence, beyond an allegation, in cases of sexual assault where the defendant has no prior conviction for the crime.
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"Logically they probably would…that would entail an interview with those persons – anybody they offer as a corroborating back up to that and I think the indications are that there have been no restriction placed on the FBI," Brock, said told Hill.
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You also have the massive abuse of power, FISA abuse, lying to FISA judges on four occasions, spying on Carter Page, using a Clinton bought and paid for dossier, not telling of course the judges in that case never verifying, never corroborating.
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Even though sexual assault is often considered a "he said, she said" crime, there is usually some kind of corroborating evidence: someone who talked to the victim after the assault, people who saw them together at the bar, text messages, and the like.
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Goddess bless Quincy Troupe for weaving together what must have been endless hours of taped interviews, with Miles and everyone, tons of research and reading, listening and corroborating and cat herding — and coming up with such a seamless and authentic-feeling narrative.
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When asked by CNN if he was more inclined to support Kavanaugh after leaving the staff briefing on the report, Flake responded, "we've seen no additional corroborating information" to the claims against Kavanaugh, and added he needs to finish reviewing the material.
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The report, based on interviews with 21 people arrested during the three months of pro-democracy protests, as well as corroborating interviews with lawyers and medical workers, found that Hong Kong police have been committing reckless and indiscriminate violence against pro-democracy protesters.
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"After being presented with facts consistent with the Lt. Governor's denial of the allegation, the absence of any evidence corroborating the allegation, and significant red flags and inconsistencies within the allegation, the Post made the considered decision not to publish the story." pic.twitter.
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" While the FBI did interview Deborah Ramirez, who said Kavanaugh once exposed himself and thrust his penis into her face during a party at Yale, Ramirez told the New Yorker that "people who were key to corroborating my story have not been contacted.
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" In the suit, the NFLPA argues league investigator Kia Roberts independently concluded that Zeke's accuser Tiffany Thompson "was not credible in her allegations of abuse and there was insufficient corroborating evidence of her incredible allegations to go forward with any discipline against Elliott.
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It's unfortunately still not a clear-cut science: there's a lot we don't yet understand about how memory works, and without corroborating evidence it can often be hard to prove that a victim's memories are accurate, especially when they're recovered decades after the abuse.
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Modern psychology (as I've argued at greater length elsewhere) is broadly corroborating the Buddhist view of our situation: We are naturally afflicted by confusion, including cognitive biases, and this confusion is indeed abetted by feelings, and one consequence of all this is needless suffering.
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A second set of parents, Angelo and Alice Clary, soon told me the same story about their daughter Azriel, and I confirmed the information from these parents by talking to ten more sources, all of them on the record, and many providing extensive corroborating documentation.
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Now, Kuo has released a new analyst note (via 9to5Mac and MacRumors) with his predictions across Apple's entire lineup of devices, and he's corroborating reports that the Cupertino company will release three iPhones in 2019 as well — including one with a triple-camera system.
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Collins said she'd found Christine Blasey Ford's testimony that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her in the early 296s to be "sincere, painful, and compelling," but cited "the lack of corroborating evidence" as a major reason why she is not convinced Kavanaugh was involved in the assault.
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Yet Clinton has led the post-debate polls in all three: Pretty much the only good news for Trump has come in Ohio, where a Quinnipiac poll showed him leading by 5, corroborating the recent indicators that the Rust Belt state is trending his way.
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Although any time he may have spent in jail was brief, and the case was dismissed, two months later, for lack of corroborating witnesses, he had plenty of time to ponder the possible legal punishments: a large fine, public humiliation, exile, burning at the stake.
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Multiple layers of analysts, editors and approvers then try to make sense of the raw intelligence being reported (by various methods) — and to make sure rigorous standards are being applied in interpreting the data according to background information, other corroborating intelligence and open source information.
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In closed testimony before the House Intelligence Community, CNN reported, McCabe told lawmakers that Trump had once asked Comey for a pledge of loyalty early on in his presidency, potentially corroborating the former FBI director's account of a dinner at the White House in January.
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Susan Collins: Israel should allow Omar, Tlaib to visit MORE confirmation debates, wherein the Senate Judiciary Democrats' foregone conclusion that the judge (despite zero corroborating evidence) was a serial rapist, did more to galvanize conservative voters — especially women — before a crucial election than anything else.
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Lawmakers and a few high-level staff will have an opportunity to review the document — of which there is only one physical copy — in a secure location and ultimately decide whether they think it offers any corroborating evidence that could sway their votes on Kavanaugh.
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But to make the crime of sexual assault even more difficult to prove, a set of rules once required corroborating evidence of the victim's account, the victim's "prompt" disclosure of the incident and jury instructions warning about the danger of wrongly convicting a defendant.
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But it will be the job of the special counsel, and of Congress, to decide if his candor, and self-criticism, not to mention his detailed recollections backed up by contemporaneous notes, are credible, and in doing so to look for corroborating, or rebutting, evidence.
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US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo reiterated that the strike was "defensive" and meant to counter an "imminent attack" on CNN on Friday — but also declined to provide any corroborating information or details about which US forces or assets were being targeted in the region.
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Corroborating reporting by The Times and The Guardian, it found that the only buildings near the small crater left by the suspected chemical bomb were abandoned, sustained no new damage, and were open to the air and could not have concealed a chemical weapons store.
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After vehemently denying the allegations against him, Kavanaugh went on to be confirmed along a party-line vote by the Senate with one Democrat voting for his nomination after Senate Republicans argued that an FBI investigation found no corroborating evidence to substantiate allegations against him.
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"We had multiple corroborating intelligence sources from various types of intelligence that told us the enemy was using that school and we observed it and we saw what we expected to see," Townsend said, adding that it appeared to have hit about 30 Islamic State militants.
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Though we don't know for sure if these people have actually been to Antarctica (this is Reddit, after all, though some of these answers are so specific that they seem credible), there is lots of corroborating evidence published elsewhere from people who have worked in Antarctica.
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Sources with direct knowledge tell us the media outlet that contacted Singer refused to publish the woman's story due to a lack of corroborating evidence, and because, at that time, she had not filed a police report -- not in 1990, and not at any time since then.
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In explaining the decision, Baquet wrote that during its investigations into sexual misconduct claims against film producer Harvey Weinstein and former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly, the paper developed informal guidelines for such allegations that included publishing them only if corroborating sources would go on the record.
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The Iowan's referral of Avenatti and Swetnick cites failed attempts to obtain corroborating evidence from both, as well as statements Swetnick made during a TV interview that appear to contradict her original story, in citing potential conspiracy and obstruction of Congress in addition to false statements.
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Since there is unlikely to be any definitive corroborating evidence for any of the claims against Kavanaugh, what he says and how he answers the accusations will largely help determine whether Republicans rally around him and put him on the court for the rest of his life.
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Update: Since publishing earlier today, we've received further reports from employees — some corroborating the facts we mention above about bad employee retention and morale (including text from the alleged memo) and Ali's role; and some characterizing it differently, acknowledging some issues but saying that the founder's departure was unrelated.
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He backed up his argument with corroborating evidence from the Saga of the Sworn Brothers, in which two enemies sit for a meal with "a large quantity of old cheese," and archaeological evidence of sour milk cheese found in 1885 at the original site of Njal's original farm.
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"I am very alarmed, first, that I was denied an FBI investigation for five days, and then, when one was granted, that it was given on a short timeline and that the people who were key to corroborating my story have not been contacted," Ramirez told The New Yorker.
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"The district attorney has three hours of a video confession along with the corroborating evidence from the victim's body and related physical evidence; it does not also need to question Ms. Robles about an interview in which Mr. Juárez did not confess," Ms. Bolger wrote in her court papers.
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Mr. Avenatti said he had corroborating witnesses who could back up Ms. Swetnick's accounts, but was not ready to present them because he was waiting to see if the Senate Judiciary Committee would begin a full investigation into her claims as he demanded, along with an F.B.I. inquiry.
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Medical professionals around the world are working tirelessly to research various forms of treatment, and to launch exactly these kinds of clinical trials, but they will take time to produce results – and then corroborating research will need to be conducted to show that their results are repeatable and reliable.
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Mr. Bolton asserts in a tell-all book that is set to go on sale next month that the president withheld $391 million in security aid from Ukraine to pressure the country to investigate his political rivals, corroborating a charge that was at the center of the president's impeachment.
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All we know is that these women made allegations against Kavanaugh, he denied them, a brief FBI investigation turned up a lack of corroborating evidence and 50 of the 51 GOP senators felt good enough about all that to decide Kavanaugh deserved to be on the Supreme Court.
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Johnson has also raged at White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, who made it his mission to ensure that articles from either Johnson (who wrote a number of pieces accusing a White House staffer of leaking information with no corroborating evidence) or Infowars never got before President Trump.
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McCabe, who played a key role in the FBI probes of Hillary Clinton and Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election, said he believed he was fired for corroborating former FBI Director James Comey's claim that President Donald Trump had tried to pressure Comey into killing the Russian investigation.
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Since that time, two teams of investigative reporters have uncovered further corroborating evidence that for decades, Exxon Mobil's own scientists warned the company of the dangers of carbon emissions at the same time the company was aggressively promoting a very different message in public and to its investors about climate science.
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Planned Sunday protests, set to coincide with the one-year anniversary of the Senate vote, show the anxiety and frustration around Kavanaugh's confirmation are still alive as women once again urge lawmakers to listen and believe assault survivors on the heels of new reporting corroborating allegations of assault against Kavanaugh.
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Nearly a year after Justice Brett Kavanaugh was confirmed to a lifetime appointment in the Supreme Court, the New York Times has reported a new allegation of sexual misconduct from Kavanaugh's college years, as well as new corroborating information about Deborah Ramirez's claim that Kavanaugh exposed himself to her at Yale.
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Judges commonly instruct juries that even the testimony of one witness, if credited, can be enough to convict a defendant in a criminal trial beyond a reasonable doubt, which is the highest standard of proof known to our legal system -- and that's even in the absence of other corroborating evidence.
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There was no corroborating evidence offered (except for affidavits from two anonymous people claiming to have been told of or witnessed it), and the suit appeared "to have been orchestrated by an eccentric anti-Trump campaigner with a record of making outlandish claims about celebrities," the Guardian's Jon Swaine wrote.
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I actually went ... A few weeks after Tyler and I made contact on the phone and he began telling me about what he knew and corroborating what my first source had said, I went to Silicon Valley and he and I had a beer at a beer garden in Mountain View.
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Top U.S. diplomat to Ukraine William Taylor and U.S. Ambassador to the EU Gordon Sondland told Congress the aid was withheld pending an agreement by Kyiv to launch the investigations, corroborating allegations that the White House was using the money as leverage to pressure the Ukrainian government into a quid pro quo.
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Congressman Jared PolisJared Schutz PolisColorado governor pokes fun at FaceApp Number of openly LGBTQ elected officials rose nearly 25 percent since 85033: report GOP gun rights activist arrested for flashing handgun at U.S. marshal MORE (D-Colo.) even argued that college men accused of sexual misconduct should be dismissed without any corroborating evidence.
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They lasted weeks and wound up hung; a second trial was arranged; some lawyers played musical chairs (so long, Jill!); and Judge Weisberg continued to behave and rule in ways that were portrayed as inexplicably loathsome and prejudicial, most especially his barring of all corroborating testimony about the Menendez boys' home life.
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In the wake of two credible people giving what they believe to be the absolute truth under oath and given that there is no corroborating evidence or witnesses to support the allegation, the basic presumption of innocence on which our justice system is based must be used to move Kavanaugh's confirmation forward.
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" The complaint argued that the CBS lawyer either was "unable to prevent CBS from airing the Watson interview" or "did not take steps to prevent CBS from airing" the interview despite knowledge from the eyewitness and Fairfax her story was "false and that there was an eyewitness corroborating that Watson's story was false.
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" Giuliani, who served as U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York in the 1980s, said Sunday that prosecutors had no corroborating evidence for Cohen's claims that the payments were meant to preserve Trump's candidacy, and he continued to disparage the man long considered to be the president's top loyalist. "Pathetic.
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Just a few hours after the president's tweet surfaced, the New York Times issued a statement explaining what the White House meeting was about — it was originally an off-the-record chat, but Trump's public mention of it prompted the NYT's corroborating response — and offering some insight into what Trump might have been saying.
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Methane is often present in higher concentrations in the air on Earth due to output from living creatures, which is why researchers are going to take a closer look and see if they can find any more corroborating evidence to back up the theory that the gas is due to output from subterranean Martian microbes.
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" But of Ford's report of her experience, Blackburn said that while "there's no doubt that something traumatic" happened to Ford, "since there is no specificity on date, time, and place, since there is no one — no one — to corroborate her story, then why would this [be] assigned, without any corroborating evidence, assigned to Brett Kavanaugh?
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The black bars obscuring whole sections of the published applications make it hard to say, but in the renewal applications — all, like the first, approved by Republican-appointed judges — those redacted sections grow progressively longer, suggesting an accumulation of information, separate from Mr. Steele's contentious "dossier," that the F.B.I. regarded as corroborating their initial assessment.
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The company also forecast adjusted earnings of $8.43-$5.25 per share, while analysts on average were expecting a profit of $5.54 "We (and most investors) had anticipated today's reset would provide a source of relief and the early pre-market activity appears to be corroborating that hypothesis," Stifel's Stephen Willey said in a note.
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Between the opening statement from investigators, Britt's testimony and corroborating testimony from other witnesses, here is what we learned about the alleged ballot tampering scheme: Collecting an absentee ballot for another person and falsely witnessing a ballot — two of the allegations made in the witnesses' testimony — are violations of state law, according to the state investigators.
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" The complaint alleges that the corroborating witness devised a plan to "present their younger daughter, falsely, as a crew coxswain for the L.A. Marina Club team, and requested that the Giannullis's send an 'Action Picture,' asking a few days later for a picture on the 'erg' — or rowing machine, which Giannulli did a few days later.
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Police departments around the U.S. successfully closed just 32% of rape investigations in 2017, the lowest rate since the 1960s, according to FBI data provided to the AP. The big picture: Despite technological advances, police departments still often lack the resources to solve rape cases and are less likely to find success via corroborating witnesses and physical evidence.
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Facts First: There is no evidence that either the first whistleblower (who filed the complaint about Trump's dealings with Ukraine) or the second whistleblower (whose lawyers say they have firsthand information corroborating claims made by the first whistleblower) are now somehow "gone," let alone that they are "gone" because the first whistleblower was shown to be inaccurate.
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" Pelosi and Schiff warn White House not 'to interfere' Schiff told reporters Wednesday that obstruction of justice could be an article of impeachment against Trump, and efforts to block information from the committees could be viewed as corroborating the allegations, saying Democrats are "deeply concerned about Secretary Pompeo's effort now to potentially interfere with witnesses whose testimony is needed.
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" The complaint alleges that the corroborating witness devised a plan to "present their younger daughter, falsely, as a crew coxswain for the L.A. Marina Club team, and requested that the Giannullis's send an 'Action Picture,' asking a few days later for a picture on the 'erg' — or rowing machine, which Giannulli did a few days later.
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While none of these women have presented an open-and-shut case that would be sure to convince a jury in a criminal case, all three have offered corroborating evidence to support their claims — from old therapist notes to friends and classmates who confirmed that they heard about the allegations to witnesses who could verify their stories.
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Munoz also testified that investigators have received corroborating information about the case, including secondhand information from another jailhouse informant, who claims Taylor allegedly picked up Brittanee in 2009 in Myrtle Beach and brought her back to the McClellanville area The inmate also said he believed Taylor's father, Timothy Shaun Taylor, 43, of McClellanville, shot Brittanee to death, Munoz testified.
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CNN reports that American intelligence has communications intercepts corroborating elements of the dossier, and the latest revelation of repeated and constant contacts between the Kremlin and the Trump campaign give additional weight to the dossier's allegations — although it's also important to note that officials told The Times that they had seen no evidence of such cooperation in election manipulation.
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To the extent that the FBI believes that the author of the report — a career British intelligence officer who served in Moscow — is credible, the dossier offers a "roadmap" that would be useful to the FBI in both corroborating intelligence it has already obtained from other sources and in creating new leads that it might pursue.
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Further, surveillance of Page was justified by ample corroborating evidence beyond the so-called "Steele dossier" and was renewed several times because judges — all appointed to the federal bench by GOP presidents and selected for FISC duty by Supreme Court Justice John Roberts, who was also appointed by a Republican — deemed the ongoing surveillance to be fruitful.
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" The statement also said the Washington Post probed the claim for several months around the time of Fairfax's inauguration in January 2018 and declined to publish a story "[a]fter being presented with facts consistent with the Lt. Governor's denial of the allegation, the absence of any evidence corroborating the allegation, and significant red flags and inconsistencies within the allegation.
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The domino effect since the Russian hacking revelations—starting with national security advisor Michael Flynn's firing, then Comey's, and now the appointment of special counsel Robert Mueller—have not only forced Republicans to double-down on their anti-Russia rhetoric, but have even forced the president to abandon any hopes for a Russian reset, for fear of corroborating the collusion narrative.
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"We are confident that once the Virginia legislature hears Dr. Tyson's harrowing account of this sexual assault, the testimony of many corroborating witnesses, and evidence of his attempts to mislead the public about The Washington Post's decision not to run a story in 2018, it will conclude that he lacks the character, fitness and credibility to serve in any capacity," they continue.
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The letter said the Justice Department's initial application to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to spy on Mr. Page, filed in October 2016 after he had left the Trump campaign, "appears to contain no additional information corroborating the dossier allegations" posed by Christopher Steele, a former British intelligence agent who had been working with a research firm paid by the Democrats.
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" -- January 9 exchange with reporters after speech on National Environmental Policy Act regulations Facts First: There is no evidence that either the first whistleblower (who filed the complaint about Trump's dealings with Ukraine) or the second whistleblower (whose lawyers said they had firsthand information corroborating claims made by the first whistleblower) "disappeared," nor that the first whistleblower's sources in the administration have "disappeared.
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It was the end of an incredibly strange case that featured an anonymous plaintiff who had refused almost all requests for interviews, two anonymous corroborating witnesses whom no one in the press had spoken to, and a couple of seriously shady characters — with an anti-Trump agenda and a penchant for drama — who had aggressively shopped the story around to media outlets for over a year.
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If Cohen can make good on his allegation that Trump knew about the meeting prior to it happening -- and perhaps provide corroborating witnesses to that effect -- it would not only prove the denials by the President and his son wrong, but it would be the biggest step to date in proving (or at least suggesting) real collusion between the Trump team and the Russians.
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Fox News's Sean Hannity came to Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's defense Monday night, corroborating the GOP presidential nominee's debate claim that he had expressed doubts about the Iraq War to the anchor.
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McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing McCabe says it's 'absolutely' time to launch impeachment inquiry into Trump MORE, fired hours before he became eligible for a pension in retaliation for being willing to provide corroborating evidence that Comey's firing was an effort to obstruct justice; and H.R. McMaster, who preferred professionals to walk-on amateurs with seeming conflicts of interest in matters of national security.
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Despite a large number of survivors emerging with virtually identical stories about being paid to massage the billionaire when they were in middle and high school and then being molested or worse, and despite corroborating phone and flight records, willing witnesses, and a horrifyingly detailed little black book with even more names of possible victims, Epstein was ultimately offered a plea deal on prostitution charges that landed him a mere 13 months in county jail.
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Chris Christie (R) said Sunday that the language federal prosecutors are using to refer to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in an indictment against Michael Cohen makes it sound as if they might have corroborating evidence that the president violated campaign finance law.
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I wish that I could express the confidence that some of my colleagues have conveyed about what either did or did not happen in the early 1980s, but I left the hearing yesterday with as much doubt as certainty," Flake said in his initial statement on Friday morning announcing his support for the nomination "What I do know is that our system of justice affords a presumption of innocence to the accused, absent corroborating evidence.
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Kavanaugh accuser Deborah Ramirez, who said the nominee thrust his penis in her face during a party in college, was interviewed by FBI agents, but she voiced concerns about the process: "I am very alarmed, first, that I was denied an F.B.I. investigation for five days, and then, when one was granted, that it was given on a short timeline and that the people who were key to corroborating my story have not been contacted," Ramirez told the New Yorker.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's former lawyer Michael Cohen hit back at allies of the president on Friday for seeking to discredit his testimony to the special counsel telling ABC's "Good Morning America" that the special counsel office had informed him that it had evidence corroborating some of his claims.
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And, by the way, one of the biggest stories of our lifetime, of course, the inspector general&aposs report totally vindicating the president&aposs decision not only to fire James Comey but the I.G. corroborating everything we have told you for months on this show that the rest of the media never talked about -- a two-tiered justice system, a rampant deep state bias, an attempt to literally create a soft coup in America and prop up one candidate and destroy the other candidate and you thought Watergate&aposs a big deal and so much more.
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Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan told lawmakers Wednesday that he was aware of a "campaign" against the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump congratulates Washington Nationals on World Series win Trump hints that dog injured in al-Baghdadi raid will visit White House Vindman says White House lawyer moved Ukraine call to classified server: report MORE's personal attorney Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiDemocrats raise stakes with impeachment vote Giuliani hits back at Trump's nominee for Russia ambassador: He 'doesn't know what he's talking about' Overnight Defense: Pentagon shares images of al-Baghdadi raid | Bolton called for impeachment inquiry deposition | Russia ambassador pick pressed on surveillance flight treaty MORE over the summer, corroborating parts of the ex-ambassador's private testimony in the impeachment inquiry.
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