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cir.cum.stan.tialH.sV:7kEm5stB:n7tF[l, $.sV:r-, -5stAn-adjCircumstantial evidence is information, esp. about a crime, which is not firm proof but is based on related events.间接证据No-one saw him commit the murder, but the circumstantial evidence is strong, as he was the only person missing when it happened.没有人看见他谋杀，可是间接证据很有力，因为他是谋杀发生时唯一不知去向的人。Circumstantial evidence points to a viral agent for the disease, although a virus has not yet been identified.间接证据说明是某种病毒原因导致了这种疾病，尽管还没有验明病毒。
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