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The Gettysburg Address ranks as the supreme statement of the meaning of the war, and his second inaugural is testimony to his humane spirit.

It is testimony to what can be achieved by a transatlantic community that acts with a clear sense of common purpose.

We have had the best testimony to his words since the last Quadragesima.

He had never spoken of his testimony to me, it was such a part of his life that I had never questioned if Grandpa knew.

He might have added that a world, transfixed by his election victory, gave testimony to the continuing fact of American power.

The fact that so many of these outfits are queuing up to perform is testimony to Washington's cultural vitality.

Whatever the leader's intentions, this week's event offered powerful testimony to what you might call the other dimension of American power.

The fact that most of her clients are Japanese is testimony to this - geisha first, foreigner second.

My name is Nick Vujicic and I give God the Glory for how He has used my testimony to touch thousands of hearts around the world!

News International, News Corp. 's British newspaper division, said James Murdoch stood by his testimony to parliament.

Yet every one of his arguments is compelling-and it is a testimony to his patience, carefulness, and creativity that most are persuasive.

To hear the testimony, to learn of what happened to this mother and her two young children, is to die a little inside.

They have also been used in the manufacture of vehicle replacement parts, which is testimony to their potential strength.

In testimony to a Senate committee, Mr. Bernanke painted a bleak picture of the U. S. economy.

I am grateful to be a witness to these times that i may give further testimony to Your Glory. Thank You, Creator Father, for everything!

Yet there was no denying the upbeat tone of Ben Bernanke's testimony to Congress on Tuesday July 21st.

It is a testimony to Mr Conte's 24 years of misrule that the coup was greeted at the least with equanimity by most Guineans.

But it is testimony to the air of suspicion and hostility in Washington that ratification is far from assured.

"There is likely to be an announcement next week, with congressional testimony to follow, " a US military official said.

It was not until his July testimony to Congress that Mr Bernanke managed to get a balanced message across.

6 Who gave Himself as a ransom for all, the testimony to be borne in its own times.

What better testimony to this than the flourishing tuition industry, one of the most dynamic throughout this region of Asia?

But nowadays Daqing is no longer living testimony to China's indomitable spirit of self-reliance.

Such a law is testimony to a lack of realism, especially given what we know about the history of financial crises.

Since this country was founded, each generation Americans has been summoned to give testimony to its national loyalty.

But go, show yourself to the priest and offer the sacrifices that Moses commanded for your cleansing, as a testimony to them.

As the LORD commanded Moses, so Aaron laid it up before the Testimony, to be kept.

That the French judicial system has held Mr Chirac to account is testimony to its independence.

Is Hanjin Shipping's decision to stay testimony to the effectiveness of a series of measures announced by PSA recently?

The state of the world is a stark testimony to this fact, as is the condition of the lives of most human beings.

The fact that Chinese restaurants are mushrooming in the West is ample testimony to the variety and quality of Chinese food.

Let it be a testimony to how desperately I love this guy that I have spent the last ten months giving that offer serious consideration.

It stands as striking testimony to the vision and skills of the Victorian engineers involved in its conception.

Or record a personal testimony to be used by the marketing arm of a nonprofit group.

The idea of federation is also testimony to their capacity to adjust what they proposed to do to what they thought could win acceptance.

Since this country was founded, each generation of Americanshas been summon to give testimony to its national loyalty.

There may be one other poignant testimony to the legacy of royal incest buried with Tutankhamun in his tomb.

In testimony to the US Senate last week, he suggested that the fault for the group's recent product recalls lay with outside contractors.

James Murdoch admitted in testimony to the parliamentary committee that the payout was for "illegal voice mail interception. "

The CEOs of Chevron and Exxon implicitly criticized BP's practices in testimony to a congressional hearing on Tuesday.

"And frankly after having watched [Mr Fuld's testimony to the committee], I'd have done the same too. "

11And whosoever shall not receive you, nor hear you; going forth from thence, shake off the dust from your feet for a testimony to them.

These economic opportunities and benefits are testimony to the growing economic important of education in the global knowledge society.

You may be able to give a testimony to sanctification, but what about the thing that is a humiliation to you just now?

The UN considers their testimony to be "consistently reliable" .

In some ways, News Corp is testimony to the benefits of having a strong-willed entrepreneur in charge.

And you will also be brought before governors and kings for My sake, for a testimony to them and to the Gentiles.

The businessman's diamond rings and sports cars were testimony to his immense wealth.

Six Chapters of a Floating Life is a testimony to Lin Yutang's superb skills as a translator.

'I behaved reasonably given the information I had, ' Mr. Murdoch said in a testimony to U. K. lawmakers earlier this month.

In detailed testimony to the arraigning judge on Wednesday, Mule described how extreme sex like Shibari involves total control.

Military cemeteries in every corner of the world are silent testimony to the failure of national leaders to sanctify human life.

He was called in to bear testimony to what the police officer said.

Asia's terrified financial markets, coming to terms with their region's vulnerability, are now testimony to this profound misunderstanding.

The authenticity of the style and clothing in all three films is testimony to the wardrobe department's method.

These results spanning ordinary computers, black holes, spacetime foam and cosmology are testimony to the unity of nature.

Bill Clinton did this frequently during his testimony to the Grand Jury about his relationship with Monica Lewsinsky.

Name, India India I think the Indian moon mission is a tremendous achievement and testimony to the nations intellectual prowess.

The lawyer dissected the testimony to show where the witnesses had contradicted themselves.

Stone gargoyles watch from atop the tallest buildings, bearing mute testimony to crime and suffering in the streets.

He came for testimony, to bear witness to the light, that all might believe through him.

It is testimony to Mr Berlusconi's salesmanship (and perhaps his sway over Italian television) that he was widely believed.

Industry participants gave further testimony to the rattled nerves in the industry.

The pyramids are testimony to the Ancient Egyptians engineering skills.

As someone who stands here as a direct consequence of Dr. King's life work, I am living testimony to the moral force of non-violence.

The piles of books are testimony to his diligence.

The wood blocks are testimony to the pious devotion of king and his people.

Ben Bernanke's testimony to Congress this week means more gloomy news for ordinary savers.

The fact I have remembered its message after 12 years is a testimony to its effectiveness.

But that in itself is testimony to the weight of expectations built up very quickly.

The Xining-Lhasa railroad, the Three Gorges Dam and countless other projects bear testimony to Chinese industry and vision.

KC: George Green has given us testimony to that effect.

Today's disastrous outcome is testimony to those leaders' intellectual failure.

Cracks permeate the dried-out desert ground and the landscape bears testimony to the lack of water.

Christ also calls all of us who are Christians to give testimony to his healing power in our lives.

The evidence of archaeological ruins on Mars and the moon are mute testimony to the presence of intelligent builders in now ancient history.

Grief is existential testimony to the worth of the one loved. That worth abides.

The book is also testimony to the perils of writing a serious work about an event that is still unfolding.

They are hoping to use the testimony to show Anthony could not have disposed of Caylee's body because she was already in jail.

Neither were those colonies exactly testimony to fair play.

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

It is the ultimate testimony to the gross inefficiency of markets.

In testimony to the Senate Banking Committee, Federal Reserve Governor Daniel Tarullo agreed that a comprehensive approach is necessary.

I'm a witness, and I want my testimony to be honest and uncensored.

What a magnificent testimony to the progress of humanity.

If there is progress in aviation products, and testimony to China's overall level of industrial country has improve.

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Tibetans would train secretly in Colorado until 1964, according to Mr. Knaus's written testimony to Congress.

Above all, it is testimony to the hubris of politicians.

Even when I think of a home, wife and child, it is because it is a lasting, solid, testimony to myself.

She doesn't travel with film crews, and I think that is real testimony to her dedication to the cause.

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That is a testimony to a life well-lived.

This is testimony to Ms Pelosi's toughness.

Blue skies in Hong Kong are testimony to the closure of polluting plants across the border in the Pearl River delta.

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to bear a unique or at least exceptional testimony to a cultural tradition or to a civilization which is living or which has disappeared;

We can, however, bear eloquent testimony to their truth and power to change lives, which is where we believe our emphasis should be.

Facts are a convincing testimony to the sound assertion made by Mr. Deng Xiaoping that "Hong Kong people can administer Hong Kong well. "

It was high testimony to my confidence in the spirit of the pale young gentleman, that I never imagined him accessory to these retaliations;

Recent mega IPOs are testimony to Hong Kong's capacity to handle extremely large and complex equity offerings.

Num 17: 10 And the LORD said unto Moses, Bring Aaron's rod again before the testimony, to be kept for a token against the rebels;

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