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Among the images that testify to that persistence is a rare picture of a woman's bare, bound foot.

Mr Blagojevich's lawyer said he may ask senior Obama advisers to testify to a state committee.

Many others, and especially the Bernardine Sisters, who knew him close at hand, are ready to testify to his holiness.

None of the Storyville residents willing to testify to this were allowed to speak during the trial.

His images do not testify to an intimacy of the photographer with the city but, quite to the contrary, to a certain distance.

It is true that Wallace wrote to him: "I have authority to exempt you from prosecution if you will testify to what you say you know. "

With great power the apostles continued to testify to the resurrection of the Lord Jesus, and much grace was upon them all.

The lion in vain to ask for it, Wolf, couldn testify to explain, and a jackal.

For I testify to you that, if possible, you would have gouged out your eyes and given them to me.

Even slaves, when filled with the love of Christ, could testify to the happiness that He gave.

Most speculatorscan testify to the fact that it is looking at the effect and ignoring the cause that has produced their losses.

Auroras, such as the one pictured above, pleasingly testify to a stream of particles from the sun that gets through and hits the atmosphere.

we speak of what we know and testify to what we've seen, yet you do not receive our testimony.

Your kind words testify to the long tradition of hospitality so prominent in Chinese history and culture.

Those who attended the Olympics in a sporting or professional capacity will testify to the quality of hospitality and service they received.

Taken together, the titles in the notebook testify to a great and fundamental confidence in bourgeois culture.

Destiny has sent us this Man so that we, in this time of great external and internal stress, shall testify to the miracle.

The inception and growth of APEC conform to the trend of our times and testify to the spirit of development through cooperation.

Even those loathed symbols of American cultural expansion, the hamburger and the frankfurter, testify to earlier German influence.

Boatloads of desperate Senegalese men still arriving illegally in Europe testify to the scarcity of decent jobs.

You're a businesswoman who's good at her job-bloody good; I can testify to that!

US groups including General Electric and Microsoft can testify to several bruising battles with EU competition authorities.

The chaos that followed the invasion in Iraq and the quagmire in Afghanistan seemed to testify to America's diminished power.

They can directly testify to the validity of my methods for executives at all levels, including among CEOs of major organizations.

High-speed trains, nuclear energy, the aerospace industry, good state schools: all testify to this.

Somehow these feather blizzards, more even than the legions of birds that generate them, testify to the exuberance of life on South Georgia.

and sophisticated cyberwarfare techniques all testify to the PLA's operational objectives.

I hope you'll testify to them that will be likely to question you as to what you've seen this day.

He forced several journalists to testify to a grand jury as to who from the administration had told them about Ms Plame's job.

Many who have fallen asleep at the wheel of an automobile can testify to this.

First he was targeted (while en route to testify to a grand jury) by mob hit men and shot in that stairwell.

The lunch partner would testify to that, the attorney said.

Can you testify to the truth of his story?

Lawyers for the accused may call witnesses to testify to an alibi for the defendant.

But he needed a customer who could afford to pay the high up-front costs of solar lights and testify to their merits.

Her actions testify to her good character.

All three generations of Dawa's family testify to major climate change taking place today.

I can testify to the marvellous effect of this medicine.

Her words and deeds testify to her honesty.

To furnish with, testify to, or authorize by a certificate.

And we can be doubly sure about his father's influence because those who know Obama well testify to it.

Witnesss unwillingness to testify to give evidence in court has both cultural and legal reasons.

We speak of what we know, and testify to what we have seen.

Ms Liao can also testify to the mainland's ambivalent attitude when it comes to letting outsiders help.

All of us can testify to his good behaviour .

He came for testimony, to testify to the light, so that all might believe through him.

I can testify to this man 's veracity and good character.

Many others testify to the relative openness.

Thesealgorithm has been testified to work in high efficiency and this system has been testify to have high security.

e. g. I can testify to his honesty.

But we both testify to the healing and transformation that God has done in our marriage.

Our testing and customer feedback all testify to their quality.

IF ANY firm can testify to the risks involved in corporate mating it is AOL.

"We can testify to these snakes' attraction personally, as we both have kept pet giant constrictors, " the scientists wrote.

It is still need a lot of testify to support it.

The numbers testify to the trend.

testify to the soundness of.

To testify to; bear witness.

From the price also can testify to this mobile phone doesn't have a fever, the real fans don't care the price.

Sedimentary rocks such as sandstone also testify to the quicker days of yore.

All kinds of human experience testify to the close link between love and fear.

Every day , the news, government reports and scientific studies testify to the increasing consequences of population change.

For I have five brothers--so that he may solemnly testify to them, lest they also come to this place of torment.

Here, the colonial graves testify to theendurance that has sustained Hong Kong.

Olympic Badges Testify to Volunteer Service

testify to sb. 's honesty